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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
DISCHARGED TO-DAY.
Gsaslsss asd Fireman of Train That
 HiiIsl Ausemobiiists.

Bennington. Vt. Aug 2s.-willinm sidney and William Msnean. who have been held by the local authorities on i charge of mansIaughter in connection with the accident which resulted b inc death of Harris tlndslcy Of New York and Miss Evelyn r. Willing were discharged from custody by Judge Rates of yie municipal court to day. The court declared that there was no reason why action should be taken against the two men.
 sidney was engineer and Manean was fireman of the Rutland railroad train which struck the automobile in which Lindsley and Miss Willing were riding. al crossing in Bennington of August ii.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
s,.elhsls.r. s.e plr.e,.r..

NEW BRUNSWICK. <. |. Aug. 2s - Twenty.fwo of the stockholders of the MIIls'one BuiIding snd Loan sssocia. iion have brought suit in the cour, Of chsncery agalnss seven of The directors for the purpose Of having them make good ihe loss allexed to ts susiaInsd ty fhe association as the re.uI, Of the investment of the funds of she assoria. ton ln stosk If sb~ somerviIl. wooien mills. wbich went bankrupt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
FOR LABOR DAY.
Socialists Expect to Have Biggest Time in History
 of New York.

New York, Aug 2S.-Plans were completed yesterday by the social labor leaders for Labor day parade which. they claim, will eclipse iD point of numbers and display anything of the kind ever attempted ill this country. More than 10000 union men will be ill line.
 Every union to be represented in the parade will have as nearly as possi- ble every man on its membership roll ill line of march. The United House smiths and Bridgemen's union will have 5.0O0 men. From the Internation- al Brotherhood of Teamsters will come 10000. The Brotherhood of Carpen- ters expects to have coco men in the parade. while the Rockmens and Ex- cavators union will contribute 12,OOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
A SPENDTHRIFT.
Chicago Han Held for Rob. bery Spent SPOOL .OOO in
 Three Years.

Chicago, Aug William Ely. held by the police for the Johannson jew elry store liold-up, has squandercd S2OO.OOU within three years, according to the confession he made last night to Inspector Shippy. This money. he said. was left him at the death of his father.
 Most of his fortune went in betting on horse races, he said. He further hinted that being unable to obtain eill- ployment he had been forced to be- come hold-up man.
 Two other men, suspected of being the accomplices of Ely, have been ar- rested.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
TO AMEND STATUTES.

Odessa. Aug 2s.-irhe ministry of public instruction has notified the off clals of the local university and other institutions of it's intention to amend the university statutes of 1881 which have been condemned by professors and students all over the country. A meeting today of 342 professors de. cided to continue to abstain from par ticlpatlon fin university work until q new order of things Is established. and the people generally are given all civil rights and the universities are granted full academic autonomy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
ELM CITY CASES.

New Haven. Aug 2s.-Timo,iy Bronson colured. who was shot un saturday night by a companion dur. Ing an aftercatiou over inc payment for drinks which had been bought. IS stiil at the Grace hospital with bis condition unchanged The bullet whieii entered his side has not ret been rs covered. The doctors say that unless The bullet is soon extracted he VIII have little chance for recovery. P9t. rick Cody. who drank ehioroform last night. is in q very comfortable eondi. tlon today aud Will recover.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
ntffrrrv ISSUED

rerteiev. Cai. Aux 2s-A hulieiiu an ar extinct srecieS of ranai inst onsr roarn~si tho regions ef prehistoric esIifarufa has i-rpu tsst-l ~ fhe tssns tsxje-f department sf the rnversifv ef carfaruis In fise r~ripn alstut she Potter F-ek ease. Shssss f1uufr. ~rrr nrearsh.f vnriors DIT .ans ef sf.e r-uAis Inst existed furffx tts 1usrfeusrv axs Ressies tise rsfnsiu< ~ sumeis q tsfrr uumi-r of st~-ies os 'fr nuarfrus-y mammals wers ga-rf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28

The state officers attended Brother hltzgeralds funeral and proper resolti. tiohs were drawn up and presented to DIS family ill behalf of the union. and published in the Catholic Transcript.
 Brother John H. Cain, president of the St Aloysius society of New Ha. ven, who was T delegate to the con- yentlon at Winsted, passed away dur Ing the year. He was very active worker in the cause. and will be missed very much by the society in New Ha- ven.
 Our Held day held in sfiddletown June 2i. was d red letter day for the total abstinence of Connecticut. The socletles that took part in the parade are entitled to all the praise that could be gwen them. Their uniforms were commented upon by the press of the city and their marching and soldierly appearance was perfect.
 Too much cannot be said of tha lo. dies societies; their floats were inc best that could be had and tbe ap- plallse that they received along the me or march well repaid them for their endeaYors.
 'ht hiuulelUWD societies arp to b0 congratulated on the management of the exercises of tue field day, as they were perfect in every detail. Their societies deserve q great deal of credit Tor their steady growth. and the Cone necticut union is proud of their suc. cess.
 A great many of our societies have increased their membership during the past year and some societies have doubled their membership. so that With the opposition that our temper- ance societies had to contend with ws all ought to be grateful for the bless- ihgs we receive, as the increase for our union has been very satisfactory and shows that our members have been ever watchful to bring in n new member when opportunity presented itself
 Let us continue on with the pood work we Are engaged in and we will be rewarded with the blessings that total abstinence brings to every home. ana as temperance work is Gods work. he will bless ns in our rn- deavors for the great good we are doing for our fellow man. All of which is respectfully submitted.
 WILLIAM ]. GROWN. state Secretary C. T. A. C. of Con.
 necticut.
 The delegates from St Joseph's socI... ptN of thls city wpro f,eoroo t,ts,rs,&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
BAER DOES NOT EXPECT STRIKE

Philadelphia. Aug 2s.-President Baer. of the Reading Railway Co, who returned Saturday from trip to the west. does not expect strike i'll the anthracite region. While have not been in close touch with events in the last few weeks he said from what have heard I believe the min CTS are better satisfied with present. conditions and we will make a peace full adjustment of the wage scale for another term of years. The coal inter- ests will certainly do their part to avert strike"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
nRAvpAGEEs srccEsson.

Hartford. Aug. 2<-Csteruor Hsi,- er's today issuei writ for a special election for a representative fo con. cres. in fhe third district fo succeeI Senator Erandagre. The writ is sixu- ~f by the seer-tarv of state and will he sent to tho sberifTs of New London end windham counties. The eiecfiau viii take place Motnisy. Oct0b~r 2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
HUMAN CHAIN FINDS A BOY. vffty Men Hold Hsnss snd wade .
 Creek After . Dro~nf.s.

GLOvBRsvIILE. x. r.. Aug 2s.- Devlne Knowles. boy. was drowned in West Canada creek at Middlevaie. near here. The fact became known lust as the employees Of s large fac. tory were leaving their work for inc noon hour. Fifty of the men ran to the creek and formed line across it quarter of mile from where the boy disappeared.
 The men held hands chain fashion snd wsded the stream for half hour. Finally one of them stepped on the body of the lsd. and ii was brought 10 Inc surface Knowles. however. had been in the water nearly an hour and souId not be revived
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
WILL MEET SOON.

Washington. Aug. 2-John II. Der. ". chief engineer of tho t'nion Pacific rnilroad has been appointed q mem. Der of the consulting engineers thnt will soon meet in Washington to make further arrangements for building the Panama canal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
RIGHT ON TIME.
The Taft Party Has Arrived al
 O1onfapo.

Manila. Aug 2s.-A dispatch re. ceiyed here this morning reported the arrival of the transport Logan at Olongapo with Secretary Taft and party on board. The Logan was scheduled to arrive at this port this morning and came in on time
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
r-s,e. ...,,.,,e,.. u.,-..

WASHINGTON. Aug 2s -E. & Holmes. Jr.. of ftis clty. until recently th. ss~riafe stssls'icisn of ib~ depart. menf of sxrirulfurr. bns wko ws. dis. missed e sn ousegme Of the investixs. fIea of the Ieskage 10 ibs cotton crop reports. sms t-sn indicfs-I by the grand jury ou . ehsrse of eonspirscy ts de- frsnf the roterumens
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
WANT NEW PASTOR.

Westport, Aug 2s.-Rey Warren r. Landers. of the Congregational church at Sutton. Mass. has been invited to the pastorate of the Saugatuck church here, to succeed Rev Jabez Backus, who recently went to Elizabethtown. New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
WAITER FORECAST

Fa~e~sss fa~ Ccnue~fi~ut. rsrtir rtausy sprixhs. wsrmrr Iu vr<t snsf ssu.hur<t rrrfteu. T1e-Ei1T sis-rsy znf wsrnBrr. rro.sbie shgw-rs. Hsht east ta eoufhszst winf&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
cfRcts IS STRANDED
Men snd Actors without uoner s,
 Roton Point


 Norwaik. Aug ~ The men snd ae. tors belonging to W IT. nlshogf. rip. I-c'ir0me end circus have been Isff stranded by inc owner at Rotou ragus where the company has been giving one week performance under ihe auspices Of the Beiianee tIaok and Ladder Co of Howayfon \ meuiies of the company ssid that n8 one ~ ihe men he'd rsseisesi afgy waTes from Mr Bishop. win whom sii hai T-.s soual ssntraef. Any n1sney thaf may stili be due Tsishnp from fte fInek anss Ladder Co Niii i.e attarhef iy fhs men to insurr par7 payment af what is due them. The rain os Thursday nfxhs roke up the rirc1s f'erfsrmsnee sni seems fo have ditroarsEs-i Bishop
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
r.,I-SpRy WORKERS MEET

Philadelphia. Aug <-The Nsfisa- si fsunirymen'- associstion t~xan three days convention in this city to- dsy. Delegates gre in affeuslanee from fif sections of the country. fu ad.lf finn fo the iaunfrymsn fErre are Trrrs euf representatives from every insius- srv connected with the laundry buss
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
r~e.s, u..s~... nu,.s.

NtZATrsAN. uer. Aug zs-Twru- u Mexscsn lshoFsrs -srs sill~f snf . number injured Y fhe premature er. rio~icn os . guanfi.v og dynamite as she For ~s~ks ss Nssunnss r~c.nsiy. The bsdte~ of fks~e kEIied vers horri. by nssgsea-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
KILLED AT BRtpcrpopr

Bridgeport. Aug. Civilian Pent. land. whose home was in South Man chester. was cut to pieces in the new station here today. He was struck by the coweatcher and thrown on the track after which tie tram passed over him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
ARRESTED THREE.

winsted, Aug. 2s-Sheriff Middle. brook went 10 Norfolk today and ar. rested three parties for illegal liuuor selling. The evidence was obtained several days ago.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
coyrrRpytr Ar TOXIC.

Tokio. Aug 2s ti0:3o a. fn.,-The con. ference of the cabinet officers and elder statesmen which began here early this morning, continued at this hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
WANT AN AGREEMENT

Chiearo. Aug 2>-A srnsH srruy ss printer. feday ssruant-f . ssrn~si agreement frprn the rnernts-s os ts~ tyrc<hetse. sxre~inx e. SD hszn- dsy. if refused fhev fhrrafsn so ssrffe sf oece.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
10 cnNTRnf. rIxANcEs

ronsfsntiDpvle- sux <-A sslIec- five rcfe firm ffsr six esnlsa~s-< xfvs Ing rSfirr ~ the sgss-aintmeus of rrrm- rnss~Son<r~ fe cgrfrul the fnsnr<s ss vs~~-isais vss pr>s~nfes fo the r-srs so-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28

Olongapo Is a harbor in Subig bay on the southeast coast of Liizon. with. in short sail of Manila. and 1t is the naval base of the American Philippine squadron.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
DIED s,-ppryIy

Mlddletown. Aug 2s- Rascal A. skinner G0. died suddenly in Middle. field today. The deceased was doorkeeper in the senate during the last session
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
GnyrRxMExr RECEIPTS.

Washington. Aug 2s.-tioverninent receipts from internal revenue, sl,- 1OG. .Tt,a: customs. s1.2Wgs3: iiiscel laneous, Sys,ti3. expenditures. Sl,IJO,- tHpl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Keep Steadily in Mind what We Steadily
 Proclaim.

The best furniture store in Connec. ticut. made possible by thoroush knowledge Of the business. uncessIne activity on the part of everybody in the store. courteous attention fo every customer. and larger assortment ana [ better snlaeflnn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Clenwood Prices are Lower in
 Waterbury.

Believing in the oid sdage of the nimhie sixf-suoe rather than fhe slew shilling ws wWnt rather @rll q hun. dfed glsnwo-ssis nt a narrow profit than thirty af s large one.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
AT SAINT DAVID.

Washington. Aug. 2s-Theodue AL bert was to-day appointed postmaster at Saint David, Maine.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Splendid Clenwood Ransss

si s2snl s'Uta s7snn. st0n.. sls0,. s-asg. s-l lfss ssOso gienwaed Isangss sre rapiilt sppraachiuT he three ffsamsamd mark in waterhurv-- evidence uf ife f.sfaiisrnY iocaiif
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
JAPAN WOULD WAIVE
 ALL INDEMNITY CLAIMS.

President Roosevelt was Authorized to Make Such a Proposition Several Days Aso.-Also to Give Back to Russia Part of the Island of Sakhalin-Japanese Terms Only Acceptable When . Jap Fleet Would be Bombarding St. Petersburg.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Cur Prices have Always
 been Fair.

Fair to our customers in every in- stance and fair to ne. We could not give satisfactory service otherwise.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Cooler Weather sussests Get
 ting a Clenwood Ranee.

The lime is rapidly drawing nesr Co the cooler months. Better take time l3 the foreloek and be prepared.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Glenwood Ranges are the hi6h-
 est Standard of E Excellence.

Nothins but the best zoe. into . glenwa0d Rest Iron Hest Castings Rest Brains Hest Workmanship. Best in every waf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28

The delegates from St Joseph's socI.. etf of thls city were George Pierce. Henry Hayden and Thomas Mellon,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Another Carload of CIenwsed
 Panges just Received.

fanges tust Heeetveo- ulskiur sts sss~E complete osce mors. Be sure and Order your Driens
 and Crates Early. We gre dsslf sending st<-cisi s~s~<~ fss ite faursifs ngw. sset pour rrg<ire f<fare cold ussthef sets in. Unusual Shewints now of now Turnitsrs sf svssy os.
 criptioa- The usmpssa Ssnsv fus'aurs e ssu . nrss ( ssohs. Hus osA -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28

The s,Iiaafng mpw sprieile- were ..t,55,ss.t ss asrr nnian siHee the lssf sssysgsisu. fsf in wins'si Auxusi ~ ani ls fsa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-28
Total nsemt.rstip

Total rle1as@rehip .s4a-ss4s- stia
 During lie veer -e hsi soe very sas event. when fhe union ig<t one os i4s h~.f u~fr~s ore wfs served fhe unisa as its trpasu-rr far e quarter of . r~nfHry. Erpfher rharies FIfzxrrah hi os wssilefown. dsezs O~po<r x1, lys4-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

SATURDAY GAMES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At seatsfe--seattie Q. Taeanna ?.
At san ffaneiseo--rpFtiand s.
omkiant 3
Al Los Anseies--T.os Angeles 4.
San Francisco :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
CANS ADMITS
HE'S A HAS Been


BALTIMORE. Md. sept Is Joe
Cans admitted recently before Judge
Dsnnia Ia Circuit court No. that
Will. he still claims 90 be the light
weight champion be i no longer
able TO defend the title. and to be
plain about the matter Cans ae=
knowlcsiged that he Was on the
backward track. Tho disclosures
weFs made when the case Of Cans
FOE an absolute divorce from hia
wifo Madxs NJ. Cans. vas called.
Ills performance. Cans admitted.
that hts bout Of the 18th with suit
van proved that he vas not the Cans
OF old.
Maurice HEREFORD. secretary Of The
Eureka Afhietie club. when asked
n the organization vas not trying
10 get. ON a match for Cans With
Battling Nelson. deniea most posi-
tiyeiy that such vas the case and
said that Cans would not be able 20
box the Dane within a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
NArInNAI.I.FAaur

AT CINCINNATI First game.
Cincinnati ). Brooklyn >. Second
game, Cincinnati :. Brooklyn 7
AT CHICAGo-Chlcago 10. New
York g.
AT ST, I0UIS-st Louis 5. hos
ton :. 80 49, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
Bet TORS IN FEAR
AT LIBERTYvILLE

change IA less than an hour
Tho harness horse enthusiasts are
somewhat worried COR tssr the an
nouuccmcnt OF this proposed meet
ing will not only interfere with the
crowd here, hut may prompt the
local authorities Co take some action
against tho pool selling aud book.
making. which 10 involved here this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

LIaFRrYvtLIE. IN. sept. Ga
1'ho sole tonic of conVeaatlon at
the track today Ii the prospective
Ginning meeting which Is 60 COM
hence here September So Already
Nork Is IN progress laying tracks
fight M a. the rear OF the grand
tlAnd. - that trains can be run
Gem the tlllanels Central depot 90
Ae grandstand without stop or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
One Our
of Three


Tseoma came cat one ahead on
the three games played Saturday
and sunday. taking Saturdays game
and the first 80 on SUNDAY. Jones
pushed the PHI for the Indians aud
Fitzgerald faced the slussters Tor
tie jungle birds IN Saturdays game.
gan men we're there with the nee
sssarY all the while aud had the
btngssnea well IN hand. both % Ia
sema's runs arrived d ;av FIRST In
hthg and were the fcsuI 81 errors
plade b Hsu and Jones I.auter-
torn did some fancy playing. pull
ms down satns high ones and scAop-
tnf ~ everything tn sight
. EIller teed the slab Tor the Hall.
u IN The prst game on sunday ana
ID some very pretty work. although
he VIA hammered out for a few
pessages Thomas and Emerson
VII he slgnKsters for Mikes ag-
frkEatlau. The Seattle gang went
d. "a a balloon In the first act and
dIfn't come dawn IN tine 20 save
themselves Three passars were
pulled II the first inning. one more
tlsd the score ia the ninth and in
the tenth Miller fsii down going
after a hunt by Shewham. Nordyka
forced Sheehsn out AZ the second
station. Casey banged out n fine
smash that gave Sartyke 4 ticket
home and Tacoma had the long
green
Ihe seeosd game Sunday was too
eood 70 b true. vfekera did the
fitnkiux for tina Siwashes AMI
Thomas Tor the boys IN blue Wick.
eFz. besides playing cracker Jack
game. stands aea-hiKh with the
bouquet q fans that daily seattsrs
peanut bulls axouud the bIcaehers.
art that helps : Whole lot Nickers
etuid hardly have done better work
than he ia. Thomas twiried q pretty
game Tor the Junxfsrs ssatfle's
tsATv ueFk with the wil,o~ won
their The Eamse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

The championship Of tho West
ern league goes 10 Dca Aolnea.
The bicycle race for the golden
bowl nc Paris Sunday was won by
VAnderssuyft. the fselKsan eYeler
He covered sft miles and 81 yards in
- hours Butter. the American.
carried of third honorA
The Eastern Ieagae pcunanf vas
Sunday won By the Providence. 4.
l.. team
A new worlds record ia q toe
yard hurdle race vas established
By Harry L. Hiilman. Jr. running
Ia the coioFs Of the New York Ath-
ictlc ciab Saturday.
Hill man made the 100 yards IN
"a Us seconds. two seconds better
than the recori made By A G
Kraenxisin OF tbs q. Of T. over low
hurdles AZ Chicago on May u. 1877
A. New Westminster Saturday shs
New Westminster lacrosse team de-
feafed the Victoria team BY a score
or 81 90 2 This IL the worst drub-
bling ever given To lacrosse team
In the west.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

SATURDAYS GAME
Seattle .. Tacoma :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
suNnAY AMArrrR oAMEs.

NININl NNIN EIN tIAM Is.
AT ARLlNGrON-Ariington Z,
Supcrlors 5,
AT Neutrality-suspicious. Il. sno-
homish & c. =
AT BLACK DtAMoNp-naInleri
2. Black Diamond o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
DOPE SHEET

Tho championship OF the West
ern league goes 10 Dea Aoinea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
Kenneth aIr-tlgh,
heater


Made of good grade heavy
smooth steel. al double lined. has
lower nickel screw draft and nick
81 top urn this Is a VERY satiEfae-
tory heater Tor the price.
no. lis in. long. II in. high. II
~. wide ...ss..-.ssss.. III
No. AIS In. long. fs IN. high. IL
IN. vide ...-...-...ss... 500
Nc AL Ia. long. Is In. high. isA
". VIDE .s.sss.s.ssss.s. $40
No. f-ssis In. long. Il In. high. II
In. wide ............... $3.50
No. SIS in. long. p in. high. fs
N. vide ss..ssss.s.ss.. Sf.spO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

The Eastern league peuuanf vas
Sunday won By the Proxfdence. Il.
T.. team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

SUNDAY GAMES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25
gI4NDAy GAMES

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
AT SEATTLE First game. seat
tie A. Tacoma 8, Second same sas
attic 4. Tacoma 0,
AT SAN FRANCISCO First
game; Oakland \. Portland Z. see
ond same Oakland !. Portland /
AT los ANGEt4ES-t.os Angeles
8. san Ffancisco {.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-25

delrhla 2.
AZ 81 Louls-St. Louis 2. hos.
ton 1.
At Cincinnati - Cincinnati l.
nrooklyn 2.
AZ chicago Chicago Il New
York 0.
The Jewish outlook. (Denver, Colo.) 1903-1913, 1905-10-13
Mrs. Pisko Probation Officer

There are in Denver three men appointed
by the juvenile court for its probation work
Mrs. Seraphine Pisko, however, has volun-
teered to lend her best efforts to help the
delinquent Jewish children of the city. II
love this work better than anything else,
said Mrs Pisko enthusiast icaly. Il have
been identified with Jewish charities for
years, have done hospital work, educational
work and all sorts, but have always longed
to work among the children and now | am
in my element. Although have no children
of my own, 1 understand them and can in
fuence them. My first step when l meet
boy is to make him know that l am his
friend and that 1 want him for mine.
MANY people have an idea that proba-
ton officer goes armed with big stick and
wears a policemans star" laughed Mrs.
Pisko His real mission is to discover con-
ditions in the homes of the delinquents, the
cause of such conditions, and to better them.
visit the homes of the boys and can under
stand the Yiddsh spoken by their parents.
In this way l come into closer touch with
them than is possible for most people They
come to my home and 1 consult with them
and ask their advice about things, while
they tell me Of their plans for the future. In
this way l get a very close insight to the
character and disposition of these boys
which is invaluable in dealing with their mis-
takes.
1--WE appeal to their honor as boys and
their pride as Jews and are seldom dis
obeyed or disappointed in them"