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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At Observation-Disclosures. :; Norwich, l.
At New Haven-New Haven. 6: New London. 3
At Holyoke- Hartford g: Holyoke 0 forfeited
At SprIngfeld-SDungield. IS; Waterbury, !.
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Strangers in Washington will find de
sirable rooming and boarding houses ad
vertised in The Herald
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First base by eTors-Aloyslus. 2. southern Rail
way. Z. Left % bases-AIoysgs /. Southern Rail
way. T. First base ca balls-O6 Haudib0e l. In
Rings pitched-By Handiboe Z; by Gallagher. g.
Hits made-Of Handib0e g. OF Gallagher & Strucz
ogt-By Handib0e. .: hy Gallagher. 5; by Dent s
Home runs-O 'Br:cn Hurley. Three-base hits-COpe
land Phelps rwo-base hits-DsFis Fenton. Sacri-
fce hit-tialagher. Stolen base-Daris Double
plsys-J. Handiboe % Fenton % Davis; ". Handi
Doe % Boggette 20 Davis. Passed ball-Wehher
Cmpse-Mr. Pau9ns- Time Of game-I hour and 3
minutes.
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TO-DAYs GAMES.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
- . Tha - -.

St Louis. July s.-There was a battle
between the Washington and Brown hos
pital brigades at Sportsman Bark this
afternoon, and McAleer's men played
good enough ball to win by to and
gain an even break on the series after
losing the first two games.
Errayed against this. Washington
started the game off with Delehanty miss
ing from third. owing 10 illness, but the
worst was TO come when Perrine got in
me way Of one Of PowelTs fast shoots in
the second inning and went down and out.
After that the Nationals sent the crippled
Charley Jones TO center, switched CIymer
and Ganley around in the outfeld, and
brought Hickman in TO second base. Rain
came along to add 10 the tribulations Of
the mines, and finally forced the contest
70 be called in the second inning after the
first had been played in a steady down
pour.
Almost from the time Powell pitched
the first bah in the opening inning. rain
fell heavily enough to soak the uniforms
OF the players. CIymer started on with a
line drive into Stones mitt, but Powell
walked Ganley and Anderson. Hickman
singled past short and Ganley scored
Mil fouled out 10 Buelow, and Altizer hit
into Yeager, forcing Hickman.
TWO base hits by Niles and Pickering
and a single by Stone scored two runs in
the second half
Nationals Tie Score.
Washington tied Up the score in the
second inning, and left two men on base
besides. Heydon walked but was out,
stealing, just as rain put a stop to the
game.
When the contest was resumed fifteen
minutes later, Perrine got in the way Of
a fast shoot which went wide, ana was
knocked senseless. He had 10 be helped
10 the bench, and Charley Jones took his
place on the base. Smith was out at
first, but Clymer drove safe through
Niles, and Jones scored. Ganley made
another single, but Anderson forced ely
mer ct third
In the fifth. with two gone, Altize- and
c. Jones made infeld singles. while Hey
don walked, filing up the bases. only to
have Smith roll 70 Tom Jones.
The Browns took the lead in the second
half on Niles single, HemphiTs sacri-
fee, and Hickman's tumble Of Picker
ing's groUnder.
Patten came on duty in the seventh.
Niles opened with one Of his slow hits
into Hickman. and Hemphnl again sac
ridced. Stone famed. but Pickering
drove fast one past short; Niles scored
and Pickering took second Yeager drove
on a line 10 deep left, and Pickering
scored.
Washington showed up with a belated
rally in the ninth. when Anderson singled
and Hickman drove into the left field
hleache-s for q home run. Attendance.
300
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Norfolk Takes Lead.

SPECIAL 20 The Washington Herald
Norfolk, Va, July 9.-Norfolk took the
lead in the pennant race this afternoon
by taking the second game Of the series
from Lynchburg, 13 TO J. Score:
r. II. T.
N0rfo,k............... 02I0I5 40x-l5 Is
LynchhuTg. ...,....... o o 0 o o-I 70 1
Batteries-Otrey and Edwards; Eckstone and Bent
leg.
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Next game. Thursday-Surface vs.. Assessors. on
Monument Grounds. 5 ?. q.
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Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Hagerstown, Nd. July Hagers-
town won the second game from Spar
rows Point at Athletic Park here this
afternoon by better all-around work.
The visitors could do little with Gar
lows pitching. Dr. Kerr. catcher for
SpaTrows Point injured his ankle slid
ing 10 second. but was able TO continue
the game. Score by innings.
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SOX GET LOPSIDED GAME.
Athletics Unable 90 Hit in Timely
Fashion

Chicago, July 9-Bartley pitched his
first fun game for the Athletics and did
very fair work The hits of him, how
ever were more timely than those OF
White, and he was beaten by a lopsided
score. Score:
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.Batted for SPARKS IN ninth mining.
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SEATTLE BEATEN AGAIN.
7Fartinsburs CIV. VA Team Trims
Western VictOrs.
pecial to The Washington Herald.

aTeclaI % The Washington Herald
Martinsburg. ". Va, July 9.-Martins-
burg defeated Seattle, scholastic cham
pions Of the Pacific Coast. for the second
time, in a nice game here to-day, by a
score Of 4 to 2. Score:
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Portsmouth, ,; Roanoke. =.
Norfolk, IL; Lynehburg, 1.
Richmond, =; DanviIle, 1
TO-DAYS GAMES,
Lynchburg at Norfolk.
Portsmouth at Roanoke.
Richmond at DanviIle.
sTANDNG OF IL TEAMs.
TRUCKERS SNATCH VICTORY.

Take Second Game OF Series from
Portsmouth, 3 to 2.
special % The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. July S.-The Truckers
snatched the second game Of the series
oct Of the FIRE IN the ninth by batting
rally. scoring two runs. The locals
looked ike winners throughout the game.
Both pitchers worked we'll Score:
RHE.
Roanoke. ................. O0oO 2O0 % 6 5
Porism0uth..............0 0 0 0 o ! 0 2-3 !
Ratteries-Roauoke veruuells and Hinton; Ports
mouth, HOLMAN and stu-devaut,
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EaInld runs-IFefF0lt s E05f0a, J. Lelt On bases-
Detroit 3; Boston 10. First base on balls-Off
Euhanks 8. Hits made-OE Eubanks i lin is
innings; Of Donovan, / On ! inning. Struck out
BY Eubanks, 2; by Wiletts /; byTsunehil 3. Home
run=-Schaefer. Cobb. Threebase hits-Rauett Con
gallon. Two-base hit-BaTTett Sacrifice hit--Cr.a.
Stolen bases-Unglaub e. Double plays-Rossuan
20 So1ae-er; Parent 10 Unglaub. Hit by pitcher
BIZ Donovan. l. Wild pitches ubanks o.. I'm
pirss-Nessrs. Stafford and Hurst. Time Of game
l hour and s. minutes. Attendance-235A
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Richmond Defeats Danvine.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Danvile, Va, July 9.-Richmond de-
feated Danville this afternoon in a fast
and brilliant game, characterized through
out by sensational fielding. Score:
r. H. T.
Danyille.............,. OO00Io o. !
Richmond. .-.......... 0 % o
B-teros-Thouas. Layindeg, and Ryan, Sslve
and Walsh.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
FARMERS DELIVER
PRODUCTS IN AUTOS

Sahna. Kas. Nov. cS.--- as.
Alany motor cars are ownc. ~ .ayuers
in Kansas AS are possessed -! re towns-,
people. The farmer has learned TO appre-
ciate the advantage of the as
u thing of convenience in his journeys to
and from town.
Then there arc other considerations. A
farmers son from the southern part OF.
the county went to a county scat garage
the other Saturday evening.
What have you that will make a nice
rig to take a fellows girl riding in?" he
asked the agent. !,
Well. there's d r%unabcut. that IS pref
ty swift"
Wanted a Hill Climber. :
Twill it climb hills? You see she lives
on the other side of Tom Creek hill. and
l nave to cross IT," :,
Sure. Get In, and the two went Que
to the end of town. where a demonstra-
ton was made to show the PAGES OF the
machine.
Guess it will do" was the verdict. az
they came back TO the garage. and the
young man took from his pocket a check
book. and filled a check out for tho
price.
The beauty of the p~rairics for automo,
bling is that the roads are good a great
part of the year. Kansas is in the lati-
tude of Tennessee and Washington. and
the seasons, except winter. are long. As
a result the motoring is fine. and extendx
ed trips can be made at "A speed that Isl
"a delight to the drivers.
Speed Limit Ignored.
To be sure. there is a twenty-mile state
speed limit, but who cares for that: The
driver who keeps within it on a threc-mils
stretch of smooth road with no team in
sight Is a rarity.
There is a farmer near here who makes
his runabout Il truck wagon and a bust
ness cart. He takes in 1t a few sacks OF
wheat and hurries to the mill and he
brings home the groceries for the men IN
the fields. His wife runs it az well as he
does and she carries to market her gar.
den stun and her butter and eggs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
NURSE STEALS B
FOR MONTHS A G

St. Louis, Nov. 2S.-The wife of Albert
". johnson informed the police that her
two children, Albert w. Johnson. jr, Is
months old. and Charles Il. Johnson, I
years old. also l.orena Myers, her %l1-year-
old hOusemaid. We're gone.
She produced a note which read:
Dear Sir: | would like for YOU to please
send me Sla for last months wages before
] will let you have your children. Send it
to mothers place, K. +. ID. No. Is. Old Or
chard. Mo
Six hours later the police found he.
with the children in a house at Glendale.
Mo. She said she scrubbed the note in ana
IDLE hour, that she did not know what
possessed her to do so. and that she did.
not intend to kidnap the children. =
After a conference with Lieutenant Gov,
ernor Charles +. Johnson, who is the hill
dren's grandfather. the Myers girl was lib
Grated and Informed she had BEEN dis
missed from the Johnson service.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
Is DIED THIS YEAR
CLIMBING THE ALPS

London. NOV 2s.-Oniciai statistics sup
ply the de:'h rate in 1907 due TO misad-
venture in the Italian. Swiss and Austrian
Alps. The number is scventy-fye. the
majority OF which were Swiss and Ger
mans. Next came the British and after
that the Italians. The chief cause OF the
was foolhardiness. which is be-
coming more prevalent every year. in at
tempting difficult asc"nts without "A guide.
and often even without A companion.
Fourteen deaths were caused by at
tempts 20 gather flowers in dangerous
localities The number of accidents
which were put down as grave. but no:
fatal. werc 35p.
The compi,era OF the statistics recon-
mend international action by Switzerland.
France. Italy and Austria to prevent as
scents of dangerous mountains. prohibitive
unless the climber is accompanied by a
duly qualified and accredited guide.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
SINCLAIR SCOUTING FOR
ANOTHER .JuNGLE?'

Chicago. Nov. 2s.-ls Upton Sinclair
working in the stock yards for material
for another book which will out-riva!
The Jungle"
Employees in the stock yards are
confident he author has been piper
Using them for some time. or that he
has agents employed to do il.
The special line of inquiry which the
author is pursuing is said to be the
employment of immigrant women in
some OF he killing departments. 1t
is said that recently women have
taken the places of boys In washing
down carcaSses and that Sinclair has
two Assyrian women On his staff per.
forming this kind of work and report
ing their experiences
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
SIX GIRLS LOCKED IN
VAULT BY OFFICE BOY

Chicago. Nov. @.-siA girl stcnoera-
piers of thc American Steel and Wire
company went into a cavcrnous vaul, at
the lunch hour to sing. They left the
door partly closed.
Willie Osterfeit. the office boy. slipped
mp to the vault. banged the door shut and
gave the combination knob a whirl. The
song Of the imprisoned scNtet ended in a
shrek.
Other young women stcnographers
'sprang to the rescue and Willie hastily
departed.
The vault was alright and none of the
girls knew the combination: in fact. it
Twas known only to. \. p. Pratt. head of
the Hing department. and he was at
iunch, one cool-headed young woman.
found TIE ~janitor and rushed
him to the spot with pickAxe and crow
bar.
\ hole was soon made In the vault wall,
through which the prisoners received air.
Mr.. Pratt returned later and released
the six girls. one was suffering FROM
nervous shock.
The office hoy was discharged.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
HEAD OF BANK
ATTEMPTS SUIClD4

New York. Nov. : Toward Max
well. eX-president of t.. Borough bank.
of Brooklyn. attempted to commit sui
by cutting his throat with Il razor
today. He is expected to die.
Maxwell was indicted ON Il charge OF
larceny and forgery.
Faces Forgery Allegation.
New York. Nov. 2S.-John q. Jenkins.
jr, president of the Jenkins Trust COM
pany. which closed its doors a few
weeks ago. was arrested today on a
charge of forgery in the third degree.
in making false entries in the books OF
the company. He pleaded not guilty
and was held in $40 900 bail.
Barney Case: Suicide.
New York. Nov. 2S.-The coroner's
jury which today held an inquest on
the death of Charles T. Barney. ex-
president of the Kn~ickerbocker Trust
company. found that Barney commits
ted suicide.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
KAISER TO SEIZE
POLISH ESTATES
Address to Prussian Diet Fore.
shadows Bill Which Will
Reopen Old Wound.

Berlin. Nov. 2S.-Thc Prussian diet
opened today and Prince Vom Buclow.
imperial chancellor. in The emperors
absence. road a speech from the
throne. II stated tina, the growth of
permanent expenditures has increased
the budget by over So. 900 900.
The chancellor said a deficit is en-
pected i'll the current year owing to
tn" increased expenses in railroad adj
miaistraiion aud the government would
have 10 resort tn II loan for extend
ilS the railroad systems
The speech ~foreshadovs the bill au-
thoriziag the government To acquire
Polish estates by condemnation pro-
'ceediilgs under the law eminent do
main. This measure is expected to
reopen the agitation over The Polish
question in acut" form.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
REVEALS
MURDERED WIFI

San Francisco. Nov. 2S.-The police
OF Oakland yesterday uneartlied Il dia-
bolicai crime and have taken into GUS
gineer. whom they charge with the,
murder Of his wife. Her remain. were,
found buried in uuickIime unde.nea ~
a shed In the yard of the wilkins iioin..i
Mrs. wilkins had not been seen;
around her home by the %neighbors for
several DAYS. She gave birth to a chiid,
and inquiries regarding her where,
abouts ELECTED the response from Wiz,
kin that she had gone to The hofnsi
of her parents in The .ast.
a. friend Of the dead mi Mrs.
j. NJ. Anderson. of san Francisco. who
has been staying at thu Wilkins hon.
the pas few days. now assei : tha1
Wilkins vorcd 10 induce n"r ~
leave nor husband and x AWAY WITH.
:him. and her suspicious became
aroused.
Last night. IN a dr.ain she saw the
body of her former friend lying ON IND
ground. with tn. arms crossed over ih"
breast.
She came to san Fianriso" and told
her husband and ne TWO Nsnt to III
chief Of police at oahiaiid ani told thu.
stony.
TIE case WAS giNe, into the hands,
of IN. sheriff and h. Went 10 the home
Of wilkins and found the body in II
ucnch under an old arr. 1t w;ls
ilyirg iIst as described by Mrs. Ander-
.on. with the hands fol'i~d across the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
DENATURED CHRISTMAS
IS CLUBWOMEN'S PLAN

ured christmas-a holiday with the
evil of gift giving eliminated-will
be the order of things within IA few
years. il The Chicago Women's club is
successful in the crusade it is about to
inaugurate. The movement was sug-
gested to the hub woinen today by
Mrs. l. =. Blackwelder. president. who
declared that Christmas as it is ccle-
bcated now and its attendant shop
ping mania are symptoms of dcgen-
eracy in American women.
II may seem to be the radical OF
radicals said Mrs. Blackwelder. "bu
l have come to believe the custom of
giving at Christmas is pe%rnicious."
Mrs. Hcnrotin suggested that women
form the habit of writing notes To their
friends. instead of sending presents.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
FRENCHmEN KILL
1900 ARAB|ANs
Follow UP Their Advantage and
Scour the Country, Staying
Many Fugitives.

Maghnia. Algeria. Nov. 2S.-Ten
thousand of the i~ierccst Bemis Nassen'
tribeslmen swooped down upon thee
French camp. and We're beaten off with
q loss of LOO killed.
During the pursuit OF the enemy tho
SPANS were drawn into ambush and
Lieutenant Ro>s. riding in front. fell.
riddlcd with bullets. d.
The troopers rallied and threw them
selves upon the Arabs in ambush. cut
ting them to pieces. ,
The French forces followed up their
advantages. and securing the countr
killed many of the f%ugitives.
The artillery bombardcd the slope.
whore the remainder of the tribesmcp
had taken refuge.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
RESCUES BABY" FOR
GIRLS kiD BROTHER

Pittsburg. Nov. u Walter Jones. of
Moncss"n. says there * one young woman
in Monessen he may never call upon again.
He likes her, but cant stand for her kid"
brother.
Last Sunday night Jones and tho young
woman were sitting in the darkened par
lor when the door WAS burst open and
the kid" brother rushed in.
In n few excited sentences he told "A
story of seeing "A woman throw her baby.
wrapped up in a sack, into the Monon-
gahsla river.
oh, save the baby pleaded he boy.
Save the child" mnrnured the girl.
Jones dashed from the house to the river
bank only a short distance. saw a white
bundle floating down stream. and plunged
in.
A few minutes later he climbed. painting.
onto the bank. with a ca; in his arms.
The kid brother Was nOwher. u ~.
found.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
CARRIES DEAD BABY
FOR HOUR ON TRAIN

Buffalo. Nov. u. Carrying tn. dead
body OF her s-monthS-old daughter in her
arms. Mrs. Frank Waiinwski, OF Twenty
sixth and Dickinson streets, Philadelphia.
on her way from her home city to chi
cago. stepped from 4 train in III. I>hgh
Valley railroad station.
The girl died somewhere between this
city and Rochester. and had rested IN her
mother arms for over an hour. tn.
mother wholly unconscious of i.s death.
Mrs. Walinwski wts going to Chicago
to join her husband. AT Wilkesbarre The
child wac taken sick. and q doctor there
said 1t was well enough to. continue. the
trip. Mrs. Walinwski. who IL - years old,
left this afternoon for Chicago, where no
buria! of til. baby will he made.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
HYSTERIA VANiSHES.
SAYS HENRY ClEWS

Nov .,,,, \ov r-IIeurv ,l,ws SAWS.
Son,.wha; inprnvc, conditions nr.vail in
the financial district. Hvsieria has at las,
sohcr ,ecor,ition of the fac, thar condi-
tions have radically hanged. aud that the
soop.r busjur.s hcrins to read iiIst itself
,o these n.w conditions IA, sooner will 1t
he started ON the road 10 real recovery.
or course the abnormai stringoncy In
ln;1 thai abat.s i; is idle TO look for any
chang, for the better. Credit is badly dis
organized and upahl. 10 take its part in
m. nations transactions. Consequently
there is an abnormal demand for currency
ius; when the prevailing 1istrusi keeps
alive die tendency TO hoard. Not un,il the
premium on currency begins to disappear.
not until clearing certificates begin to be
Withdrawn. and not until bank reserves
begin to rise can any genuine improve
ment h. looked for. 1t is quite evident.
now that the situation has passed beyond
the possibility of relief by artificial meas
ures. thai II; must he allowed TO work out
its own solution. Events must take their
natural course. There Is already a very
large increase In currency supply. and We
POSSESS an enormous stock of gold. which
promises TO be still further Increased by
importations from abroad. AZ soon as
business returns to the normal or settles
down TO the lower level We will surely
be confronted with an excessive initiation
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
~GRANT-ROOT NUPTlAlS
UNITE NOTED FAMILIES

Washington. Nov. ~. Ms; Edith
Root. daughter of Secretary Elihu Roo,
was married nj 4 O'Clock this afternoon
to Lieutenant Ulysses Simpson Grant.
grandson of eN-PrcsiGeut Grant. as the
culmination uf II genuine loNe affair
het weei, Il girl who siilns the gay life
of society and II brilliant young officer
OF the engineer corps who. next TO
wooing his lady love. would rather;
study than do ANYTHING else.
t;lihu Root. .ir.. the brides brother.
will be married soon In Miss Aida
Stryker. and both attended today'3
nuptialS.
In keeping with Miss Roots ideas of
simplicity she Wore a plain gown which
displayed her beauty perhaps more cf'
~fectualiy than amy Ella bofation nj silk.
and sati,,s could have lone. and ther.
was II conspicuous absence of jewclry.
There were no bridesmaids. The bride
was given AVA by her mother.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt. Vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks. the jus
tees of the supreme court and theii.
wives and g few senators and repre-
Sentatives with their wives attended
the wedding.
OF the groom'S family there were,
present his father and mother. Generali
and Mrs. Grant. his aunts. Mrs. Nellie
Grant Sartoris and Mrs. Potter Palmer.
and several of his first cousins. one of
whom. Mrs. Sartoris' daughter. Nv
ian. not long & married Frederick
Roosevelt Scovel. cousin of President
Roosevelt. and so. although rather in-'
directly. a connection is established be
tween the Root and Roosevelt families
by the marriage.
The Root residence belongs 10 for
n,er Vice President Levi /. Morton.
who occupied ii for months between
the times Of the leaving of Count
Cassini. who leased it for the Rus
sian embassy quarters. and its rent
ing for residence purposes by Secretary
Roo While the Wedding party was
small. the hous. * big enough To hold
a multitude.
Lieutenant Grant and Miss Root were
married in the great south room on the
first nnor of The residence. "A room
which is as long as the house itself
II is z huge drawing room known in
:he DAYS when the countess ca sSini
presided over social affairs in the resi-
dence as the yellow oo,n. The
couple at once started on A short
honeymoon trip. They will go to Clin-
ION. \. v. to be present. December :
at the wedding of the brides brothe,
and Miss StrykeI. From there Lieuten-
ant Grant will TAX. his bride directl,
to Boston. where in the suburb OF
BrOokline there is a pretty little house
awaiting their occupancv
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-12-05
A OFF FOR WIVES
Is NEW IDEA BOOSTED

New York. Nov. pa crusad.. to
give wives a day off" once. II week,
has been started by Mrs. Harriet Stan
ton Batch. She holds that his viii
not only benefit the wife. but also the
husband and children. Mrs. Blatch
SAYS:
Women. if YOU van To be happy. ga
out. Take d day OFF every week. III!
YOU can get no one tn do your work.
make your husband help you. BY
working together. you can accomplish
the task in half the time one OF You
could alone, and then you ram .nju,:
the rest of the day together"