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the BEST TEACHERS.

The editor Of the Popular Science
Monthly asserts that women teachers
are the bane Of the c0untry's schools.
Boys. he says. get but little good from
the teaching Of women and turn away
from II when they can. The girls. al.
though they need men teachers even
more than the boys" naturally remain
longer under feminine tuition. 1.-THE vi.
innate result OF letting the celibate fe.
male be the usual teacher" he cOntin.
ues, has been such as to make It a
question whether 1t would not be an
advantage to the country II the whole
school plant could be scraped." And
he ungallantly refers to the woman
teacher as "a spinster, devitalized and
unsexed." The characterization OF the
teacher as "a spinster, devitalized and
unscxed" Is as far from accurate pOr'
traiture as anything can be. 1t is a
gross caricature OF body OF intelli'
gent. patient. conscientious wOmnnly
women who are discharging q function
for which they are eminently fitted. To
be a spinster, II should hardly be nec'
essary to say, does not imply that n
woman Is devitalized or unseXed. We
Ito not have to 20 to any magazine edi'
tor for light upon that point. The
woman teacher IL here and she will
stay here. Her right to n place In the
schools Is based on the possession OF
special talent for the work. The prop
er education OF children up to II OF
10 years OF age Ia task requiring
more than mere scholarship and theory.
IL requires tact, patience and ca
pacity to adapt oneself to the indlvid'
ual bent Of the child that are as rare
In men as common In women. These
qualities make women pre-eminently
fitted for the instruction OF the young
or grades. They will certainly not bt
found superhuous In the higher ones
Woman's place IL further assured by
the fact that men In sufficient mum
bers cannot be got to do the work.
particularly with young children. They
lack the maternal instinct which makes
the task agreeable to women. The fact
that men avoid that particular work Il
80 great an extent Ii as much result
OF an instructive recognition OF theil
unfitness for II as OF an objection t0
the smallness OF the compensation. The
country has nothing to fear from thii
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

week. commencing Monday evening.
'The Man Who Wins IL intensely In
tcipsting from start to finish. and II
should pack the College ut every per.
Torrance. II will he staged under the
personal direction Of Colin Campbell.
Albert Morrison. That's Magrane,
Smith Davis. Camille Darcy. Morris
McIlugb. Blanche Crozier. Farrell Nc.
Knight. T.. II. Calvert. Jean Adair. and
Earl Stirling ana the rest Of the com.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

recent bugaboO of the Termination Of
the schools" Half OF life II con.
duct" and on the conduct" side Of
education the woman's influence Is In.
vulnerable. On the strictly intellectual
side her efforts and influence are judi.
cious and effective. Too many great
men have procla lined their lasting debt
to the training OF their mothers to per.
NIT us to believe thnt woman loses her
characteristic mental aptitudes on
merely crossing the threshold Of a
school,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

afternoon. The story of "The Fool
House" is considerably Oh the mis-.
taken identity order. but with several
new twists and turns that serve to In
trO,luce the comedy. Incidental to the
comedy a variety IT new and original
musical numbers are introduced. sew.
ernl Of which carry forward the story
Of the play. The chorus Ii said to be
handsomely costumed and stunning In
appearance ana the management an
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

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saons IT, Subscribers the most
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nest respected msn IN Chicago.
IL reaches nearly every man
q staadia0 u the community
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IL is the guide, mentor and
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% every shade Of opinion.
IL 10 psaa ~ Government,
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
,any will be seen at their best next
MA'RlDWE.

The patrons Of the popular Marl0we
thelter will have an opportunity next
week Ut seeing one OF the funniest
farces ever written. when the splendid
Marvin Stock company. headed by that
talented and popular pair. Albert Phil.
lips and Leila shaw, will present "Ise-
fore and After" When II In known
that Leo Ditrlchstein wrote this play
II II needless to shy that 1t In a laugh
pr0voker.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
EAOLETS.

Judge Theodore Brentano's grand
record on the superior Court bench has
gained for him the confidence and
highest esteem Of the people Of Chi
cngO. and he will be reelected next
June by the largest majority ever
given u candidate for that office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

The records Of New York City since
1872 also fail to show lGss Of rigOr
on the part Of the winters Of the pres.
ent day. In fact. the instruments for.
merry used were calculated to register
lower temperatures than those OF our
signal service. which are differently
placed. As TO what happened more than
fifty years ago. cold science IL III.
equipped to combat warm fable and
romantic imaglnings. Here the deld
for picturesque contrasts Is free.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

nOunces that the girls are the pick Of
the dancers that could be secured IN
the metropolis. There are five mem.
bers OF the Hunting family In the cast
this season, the four well known favor
ties. lew. Tony. Mollie ana John, and
In addition Master Bob Hunting. who
makes friends with the Juvenile ele.
ment.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
GREAT NORTHERN.

Surrounded by competent cast OF
principals and with one Of the best
singing ana dancing chOruses on the
road the Four Huntings this season
present what ID practically a new pro-
ductiOn of their last seasons success
''rhe Fool House." Their engagement
opens at the Great Northern Sunday
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
At THE THEATERS
AUDITORIUM.

At the Auditorium Theater. next
Sunday night. +. Ziegfeld's revue "FOl.
lies Of 1905" will return for a limited
engagement Of four weeks. with natl.
rees Wednesday. Saturday aud Sun.
day. Owing to the magnitude Of the
production. 1t will he impossible to
start the return engagement with u
Sunday matinee. 30 the first perform.
nnce will bc given Sunday night.
"FOllles Of 1909 returns with the
same eminent cast that was seen ut
the Illinois Theater six weeks ago
where 40 many people were turned
away that II was found necessary to
book this big variegated "fun' show IN
the largest theater I'm America. and ut
almost half the price that was charged
during Its previous run In Chicago.
Bickel md Watson. Arthur DEACON
Jack NorwOrth. Billie Reeves. Anna.
belle WhitfOrd. Grace Leigh. Vim.
SchrOtle. VIM. Powers. Seymour Brown
ana Dnzie are still members Of the
cast. and Morn Bnyes. with her won.
derful songs. remains the special fen.
ture.
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/Gl0
COLLEGE.

1.-THE Man Who Wins" one 81 the
breexiest comedies ever written. will 10
presented by the Marvin stock company
ut the beautiful College Theater next
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

states Attorney Wnyman pleased
everybody by his appointment of Mich.
olus Michels az one IF his assistants.
Mr.. Michels II an able and forceful
lawyer and enjoys n well earned pop.
ularity all over Chicago.
John +. Mctioorty. the popular lawyer
and one Of the ablest and best liked
Democratic leaders In Illinois. will
prove an easy winner for Judge of the
Circuit Court.
No man In Chicago stands higher IN
the estimation Of the people than James
J. Gray and he has gained this high
place by his clean ana honest career
~ a lawyer. a public official. political
leader and n citizen.
~6
Adams \. Goodrich would make a
splendid Judge Of the Circuit Court.
and his nomination. II he would con.
sent to run, would be Il tower Of
strength to the whole Democratic
ticket.
40
Al. Indications point to the re-nom.
nation ana reelection Of Alderman
Arthur JOsettl In the Twenty.secOnd
Ward. Ills clean and aggressive rec.
ord has made him popular from one
end Of the ward to the other.
As one OF ChicagO's ablest and fore
most attorneys. Clayton T.. Crafts Ell.
joys widespread popularity. lie
would make an excellent Judge Of the
Circuit Court.
@eA
The magnetic name Of Booz will he
missed from the Democratic ballot In
the 1wenty.first this spring. But the
tIme,is coming when John Taylor BoOx
will lead the party to victory for some
other Office than alderman.
james =. Hopkins good record az a
lawyer ana master In chancery has
gained for him a big army Of friends.
every one Of whom would like to see
him ON the bench.
| One Of the hest liked ana most
highly respected business men In Chi.
cago IL George j. Cooke, head Of the
successful George j. Cooke Brewing
Company.
AZ a public official. Il business man
and u citizen. william A. Amberg Ia
held In the highest esteem by all Chi.
cagOans.
Chris Manner. the popular former
Clerk Of the Supreme Court. will, ~
usual. be found working hard for lie
publican success this spring.
John =. Ford. the well known coop
erage man, enjoys a well earned pop
ularity in Chicago.
A6A
One of the most popular ana most
active Democrats In the Twenty-firsl
Ward Is John Taylor BOOz.
~leA
One Of the most popular Republicans
In the Twenty-secOnd Ward IL ANDREW
Filpi. lie can always be found work
Ing hard for the success OF his party
and his nomination in the future fOl
some good office Is the desire OF his
many friends.
&6A
Irwin II. Hazen's candidacy for thu
Republican nomination for alderman
In the Thlrty-fifth Ward should re
celve the support of all citizens OF thu
ward who want to be, represented IL
the City Council by an able, active ant
conscientious man.
@S
Joseph i. Connery Is tue right maj
to elect to the City Council In thu
Fourteenth Ward, and II the Demo
Gratis want to name winner, the!
will go to the primaries and vote fo
him.
| Alderman Arthur w. Fulton M
made u good, clean record In the CT.
Council and the people of the Thir
teenth ward will show their apprecln
ton of his faithful service ON mex
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
lll|

The Twenty.secOnd Ward has never
had u better representative In the city
council than Alderman Arthur Josetti.
lie II able and honest and always
alive to the needs Of hts constituents.
Ills reelection Is desired not only for
the hest interests Of. the Twenty-sec.
Ond ward, but for the whole city IN
general.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

~
Frank ID. COnnery's candidacy for
city Clerk has struck a popular chord
In the hearts Of Chicago Democrats
and his nomination by a big majority
on primary day Is certain.
~c>
The Chicago Heights Signal In a
prosperous looking and well written
newspaper. and we do not wonder ut
lts hsrge circulation In our great big
suburb.
Alderman Arthur W. Fulton has
mnde IN able. honest and clean rec.
ord In the city Council. and every cIti.
zen Of the Thirteenth Ward who be.
lieves In rewardlng faithful public Of.
acinls should see that he IL reelected
next April.
>6
The people Of Chicago have In City
Attorney John Il. Caverly an able,
Woodworking and conscientious public
official.
Jacob W. Loeb has to his credit a. a
lawyer ana citizen a record that he
Gun point to with pride.
~6
Joseph +. COnnery II making splen.
did campaign for the Democratic nom.
inatiOn for Alderman In the Fourteenth
Ward. lie IL well known and well liked
nll over the ward and indications point
to his nomination ana election.
~6
No man In the business world Of Chi
cagO has more friends ana admirers
than Albert Il. Wheeler.
%cA
The candidacy OF Irwin Il. Haxen fOi
the Republican nomination for Alder
man In the Thirty.tifth Ward should
receive the hearty support OF all citi
zens Of the ward who want to be rep
resented In the city council by an able
active ana fOrceful man.
A
william Davidson, the purveyOr O
free lunch to saloons In the loop dis
trict, has not been Investigated by thu
Health Department since Chief Mea
Inspector Murray went after him som'
time since.
~
=. J.. Revere IL serving the peopl,
well as Superintendent Of the Wes
side branch Of the State Employment
Bureau. lie Is the right man In thu
right place.
%6~
Fred 4. Eldred, the well known
business man and popular Democrat
Is liked and respected by all WIN
know him.
Col. John y. Cooper, the well known
horseman and public spirited citizen
Is man whom Chicago Is prOut
to claim as one OF her foremost men.
~
As was expected, John McGillen Il
pleasing all the Democrats by his gOot
work as secretary OF the County Cen
trail Committee.
The nomination OF Kickham Scanlal
! for Judge OF the Circuit Court will b.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
MvICKER's.

That stirring and vibrant play Of
present day conditions, 1.-THE Man Of
the Hour" has been given enthusiastic
welcome again ut McVicker's theater,
where II has but one week more. The
final performances include special
events-a big night for Calumet Tribe
Of Improved WOOdmen on Monday next
and holiday matinee on Friday, Feb.
II, the anniversary Of LncOln's birth
day. AS the Chicago Tribune says, 1T
II just the sort OF play that Lincoln
would have liketi-strong, sincere,
wholesome and timely" william
4. Brady aud Joseph Il. Grismer,
whose special pride is In keeping their
trademark bright, ore cOmplimented
for the strength Of the special cast,
combined for Chicago, including such
players Of fine distinction as Cyril
Scott, Harry IiarwOOd. James II. vii.
son. Rapley Holmes, VIM. Deming. Al
ma Powell, Marian Chapman and Kate
Lester.
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~ -
PRlNCESS.

On next Monday night Mort II.
Singer will present ut the Princess
Thcater the new musical comedy. '''lle
Prince Of Tonight" In east. music.
songs ana costumes the new show
promises to surpass any Of the other
offerings Of Manager Singer. who as
u successful producer OF shows has
10 peer In the West.
MI lwaukee was given II peep lust
Sunday night ut ''rhe Prince Of To.
Night" The Milwaukee papers Of Mon.
day hnd much To say regarding the
gOrgeousness Of the production and
much praise for the players, among
whom are Henry Woodruff, Georgia
Game. Adele Rowland. Harry Pilcer,
Frances Demarest ana Bert Baker. The
scenes show hotel ut Palm Beach, n
hOusebOat on the Miami river. ana d
flower garden. The chorus In declared
to he the lOvellest aggregation that
ever invaded Milwaukee.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
STUDEBAKER.

The long run Of Elsie Janis In "Thc
Fair Cold" ended ut the Studebaker
Saturday night and another successful
engagement has been added to the rap
Idly growing list Of recOrd.makers ut
that boulevard playhouse. On Tues.
day evening new star made his first
appearance In new play. The new
star was william Farnum, son Of the
famous singing comedian, T.. ID. Far
mum. and the operate priAa donna,
Adele Gros. brother Of Dustin Farnum
ana Marshall Farnum. and an actor
whose peculiar abilities and whose re.
mnrkably fascinating presence make
him the one player for the part In which
he now appears. Mr.. Farnum's new play
IL called "'rhe Renegade" 1t was
written by Paul Armstrong and you
will like II.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

a popular one all over Chicago. Ills
election next June will place on the
bench an able. honest and fearless jur.
LIST.
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- ~

John +. MctioOrty. the popular lawyer
AMI one Of the ablest and best liked
Democratic leaders In Illinois. will
prove an easy winner for Judge Of the
Circuit Court.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
/li)G|l

States Attorney Wayman pleased
everybody by his appointment Of Mich.
Olas Michels az one Of his assistant
Mr.. Michels is an able and forceful
lawyer and enjoys n well earned pop.
ulnrity all over Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

Alderman Arthur w. Fulton has
made a good, clean record In the City
Council and the people of the Thir-
teenth ward viii show their apprecla.
ton Of his faithful service on next
April.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

Joseph +. Connery Is tive right man
to elect to the City Council In the
Fourteenth Ward, and II the Demo.
Gratis want to name winner, they
will go to the primaries and vote for
him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06
119A

No man IN Chicago stands higher IN
the estimation Of the people than James
J. Gray and he has gained this high
place by his clean ana honest career
~ a lawyer. a public official, a political
leader and Il citizen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-02-06

Adams \. Goodrich would make a
splendid Judge Of the Circuit Court.
ana his nomination. II he would con.
sent to run, would be Il tower Of
strength to the whole Democratic
ticket.
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Observation-Disclosures nlibelpnbrt uitn 5ur Srs
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%beiannt. bab befnate Gonlmiiidre ON M,pntaa,
Den %. Nnauit 1909. ii ibr Vormittaas, III
ibrcm @iiredu int SoenscSe6duoe. Qerinetpu.
mo Su1iodOaStraBe. ibre erite Sltlu9 bnlien
lperoci, nm Die SbIicbun9 BON 9cmtngtors
9uerlie, wic obcn angeeehen. in 8etatbine 5u
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Samcs $. Smith,
Suihroo W. Natte,
\ Ntniam g. Mtiuupb, NJ
9pmmiHare.
Guaene ~. Nogers.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-30
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ben. SIR Monbfdeir.@ rfnritonci ftnnet Bee
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stn's STUART am SUIT est@ruaopap.'
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