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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16
y-Five to Fifty Are Much Benefited

The "change Of life" is a most
critical period in a Womdn's eX-
istence, and the anxiety felt by
women as it draws near is not
without reason.
When her system is in a de-
ranged condition, she may be
predisposed to apoplexy, or con-
gestion of some organ. At this
time, also, cancers and tumors
are more liable to form and begin
their destructive work.
Such warning symptoms as
sense of suffocation, hot flashes,
headaches, backaches, dread of
impending evil, timidity, sounds
in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, vari-
able appetite, weakness and
inquietude, and dizziness, are
promptly needed by intelligent
women who are approaching the
period in life when woman's
great change may be expected.
These symptoms are calls from
nature for help. The nerves are
: crying out for assistance and the
cry should be needed in time.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is prepared to meet
the needs of women's system at
this trying period of her life. It
invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds uI
the weakened nervous system
1t has carried many women safely
through this crisis.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16

SHEFFIELD
Morris Barber of New Hampshire
visited relatives here recently.
Mrs. Irving Frost of Montpelier is
visiting at Mrs. Arnett Frost's.
! n Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheldon visit
ed at Newport Center over Sunday.
Rev. G. H. Gray of Maine has been
enjoying visit at his old home for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hill of West
Derby visited at A. o. Gray's over
Sunday.
Paul Willard is suffering with cry
sipelas, also the little child of Ar
thur Allard.
Mrs. Frank Barber is enjoying a Wis
it from her mother, Mrs. Thomas O.
Conway, N. II.
Joel Montgomery has engaged t,
work at Speedwell farms and will clos'
his house for the winter.
Rev. G. II. Watt preached a yer!
interesting address at the F. B. churcl
Sunday. Mr.. Gray gave a short tall
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chesley of St
Johnsbury visited his parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Charles Chesley, the last of tn
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16
STOP HAIR
FALLING
TODAY

1t won't cost you cent to prove
that you can stop falling hair and
prev. Mt badness, for F. D. Pierce
will suoply you with bottle of PA
RlSIAN Sage and if you are not sat-
isfied with the results he will refund
the full purchase price.
The same guarantee applies to dan
druff, splitting hair, faded hair OF
scalp itch.
PARTISAN Sage is the most de-
lightful, refreshing and invigorating
hair dressing in the world. 1t pre-
serves the natural color Of the hail
and imparts to it glossy appearance
that all admire.
Large bottle so cents at dealers
every W here. The girl with the Au
burn hair on every package
Sold in Orleans by F. J Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16
MI-O-NA
STOMACH TABLETS
Danish Dyspepsia and Keep Stomach
in Good Condition.

Danish Dyspepsia and Keep Stomach
in Good Condition.
No matter how long you have suf-
fered from a miserable upset stomach
Indigestion or gastritis, MO MA
will end your troubles or F. y. Pierce
will refund your money.
This same off-r applies to distress
after eating, gas, food fermentation,
heaviness, sourness, sea Or car sick
ness and vomiting of pregnancy.
No matter what ails your stomach,
put your faith in MONA Stomach
Tablets, prescription that succeeds
after all others fail. Large box SO
cents America over. Free trial
treatment from Booths MONA,
Buffalo, N. Y. A postal request will
do.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16
Commissioners Notice.
Estate of Frank c.. Miles.

The undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the
District of Orleans Commissioners, to re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the estate OF
Frank G.. Miles, late of Irasburg in said
in offset thereto, hereby give notice that we
will meet for the purpose aforesaid, at the
Town Clerks Office in the Town of Irasburg
in said District on the 26th day of October
and Sth day of February next, from O'Clock
p. M. until O'Clock p. NJ, on each of said
days, and that six months from the 18th day
of September, A. d. 1912, is the time limited
by said Court for said creditors to present
their claims to us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Irasburg this 18th day of October
A. ID. 1912.
r. A. PIKE,
q. r. METCALF,
Commissioners.
H-d2
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16
Liberation Notice.

I hereby notify all that I have this day
given my son, Ernest K. Kennson, his time
during his minority and will not pay any
back bills nor any contracted hereafter nor
collect any of his wages hereafter.
Signed RUSSELL w. KENNISON,
Greensboro Bend, Orleans Co., vt.
Box 81
ALB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31
Nfinmeiom.

81. Soul Der Staat Mi1tre=
iota bot eegen sic Chicago, 8urIing-
ton & 9uinep 8abn &lage gebradt,
$4393.16 Steuer a1f fire 8rutto=
@intnbmen I'M Sabre 1911 binter5o=
gen gu baben, un6 periu&t 6ieie1be
nudtrdgli6 ein5utreiben. Sc lit 6ieie
&luge natr eir Jog. Seit=Bom unb ioIte
6erieIbe gu @undten 6es gtaates ent=
idie6en tper6en. Sc iteben fir obige
attt6 an6ere @nbnen Sau ienoe ouf 5em
Spiel. Sic Burlington ioQ inn SABINE
1911 einfa6 500, 1912 ro1 ibren
mirfli6en @innabmen a~bge5ogen ba=
ben, cine S1ttnme, bon Ser tie $780,
869.36 an Ole Greet Mortbern un5
$21,403.76 an an5eren @abnen be-
5ablten, 1peIde Cars auf Mebengelei=
ien nod beridie1enen S%Sn6uitrien ge=
idafft batten. Ser Staat ntmr1t 6en
Stan6punft elm, 5aB 6ieIe 8etrdge ei=
men Gbeil ser 8etriebsfoiten btl6eten
uno BON sen @rutto=@ imnnbmem ridt
bdtten ~obge5ogen mer6en 6irfen. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

sHpeiter, bic lange Sabre als On,
gel in Ser S6rle iih Ser lieben 81.
geno geopfert, 6eren Ser3 un6 Sinn
gu allem @rtten 11no S90net binge<
Ieitet. @iebtel @ebltl0 un6 @ingabe
lift mutt ibr ins @rab geir1rten. -
&ter lit Ger @rabbugeI elmer Shme-
iter, grgel ser 8armber3igfeit, Die
Elm 9eben ser Nlrfopferurg un6 pile
genben 9iebe inn Dienite ser ~lei6en0en
Mitmeniben gefiibrt. SON mie bic
len Madtpoden uno itiuen @ebeten,
BON meld riibrer6er @e0ulo un0 5ar=
ter Sorgfalt, bon meld er9reifen0en
3iigen beroiiber Selbitperleugnl1tsg
fonnte ibr @rabbiigel re5en!
Sort linS ol1d nody @rGber einiger
8ral1te Gbrili, Sic fire 2ebensiabre
inn 9ienite ibrer Mitihmeit tern I'M
itilen &loiter perbradt un6 ii6 6a1rd
idltbte 3emutb uno %freu6igen &C.
for Jam in belonoerer @eiie gebetltgt
baben. -Midt lei pergeiien sic @ruft
elmer Sdtpeiter, sic ols 5arte @ailen=
ml1tter arf lamge Sabre lire &rafte
ser &flege II. gr5iebang iener arnret
&leinen meibte, sic olein II. perlaiien
in Ste Ter folten @elt 6oiteben, 6enen
@ater= um5Wfutter=9ieb i6on friib er-
loiden in 1teiem Sbranentbale. 8ie
piele 3ebren 6ieier Mrmen fat tie ge=
ltilIt, uie bielen bat fire 5orte 2iebe
bineingelel16tet ms berlaiiene &er5,
es ermarmt unS mie6er auflcben loi=
fen in rea1er &offna1ng! = go f0nnte
ie0er @rabbiigel 6ieles 8rieobofes Die
@ei6ihte 5erer er5dbGen, sic er 6edt;;
gu miirSeit Damn nebenbei m1b ber=
nebmen, tpie >p1tn6erbor sic Collide,
olles lenfen6e @ori eba1ng feline ae-
trelten Seelen 5u 5em erbabenen Or
6ensitan6e ber11ft l1n6 binleitet, sic Ell
men nod 1htperen &at1ptert INIT 1tf)
felbit, ser @eIt l1r5 sen Sbrigen, sic
or6ern mif MIR eeringer @6mierig<
felt, sic einen in iiiineeren, on6ere in
dlteren Sabren, sic einen aus ser
Sto6t, sic or6eren bonn 2on6e, 6ie
einen aus 1poblboben6en Tamilien, Sic
an6ern aus Sen @d1iern ser Mrmufb,
ale ober folgen6 5emielbem Suite 5es=
ielben Meiters. @briitus, 5t 6emiel=
ben bebren Stan6e, 6emielben Iber=
groBen 2obn in ser @tpigfeit. gu
miir6eit 5ann aad boren bon ser gro
ZEN Mnaabl Seelen, Semen 1tele
s@meitern 9eniitt 6urd ibr @ebet,
ibr 8eiipieI, fire Spfer, ibr @irfen,
ia, modte id iagen, ale @ranfen, sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

ISeM, oas 1T oag Belt @ottes NIT
ben Meniden, rno er miro nit fbnen
mobnen!" Gin neues Seruialem, cine
Grideim1ng bes 6rieoens, Sem bas
beoeutet Ger Same SSeruiolem iol1 es
meroen. Brie6e, ieliger &eraens- nnb
@immelsfrie6e! $50 lit Elm Meniden=
ber5, oas nidt nad ibm perlangte,
i'm nidt e%ritrebte, beipuBt o6er unbe<
muBt, nit alien Mitteln un6 mie oft,
mie eridredlid Oft, nit Mitteln, NIT
melden er nidt erlangt meroen fann!
8, tper sic &er5ensgei@idte aaer 0er=r
jenigen gu idreiben bermo6te, Die
nod langem, pergebltdem &iingen I'M,
6rie6en in ser @elt 5ulebt an sic
8forten zines 11el1et1 Seruialem, mie
ib es bier entiteben iebe, geflopft, nm
ibn enoli6, en0lid in ibm gu fin6en!
l1n1 mer Sic &eraensgei@idte 1erer
miBte, 1ie in iol6er Staot 6es 5rie<
6ens i'm 5atn gefun6en, un6 nun arf
ibrem itillen 5rie0bofe bier ruben Big
gum @i1rga11ge in 6en ieligen, nimmer
enoenoen 6rieoen 6es etpigen SSeru ia
lem: mie bel &er5enstroit ur5 Ser
5ensgliid batte er geidaut. - Sn mo-
ge bon 6ieier Srte0enSitGtte aug Ser
Brie0ensgruB bi%nein6ringen in pieler
Menidenber5em pie ein @immels=
bote 1tn6 iie binfibren aus Sem Sc
tiimmel 6er @elt fin 81 6iei er bet1igen
6rie6ensito6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-31

lie NIT unerrniiolider 2iebe gepflegt
un6 6ene1t iie sic Ml1gen geidloiien,
Sic &inoer, ote iib aufgenommen 11tpo
5u brapen Meniden berange5ogen, ie-
men, bener1 lie ourh lire beiben &C.
bette &raft un6 @nuoe erptrft gum
Seile ser Seele, - iie ale ifeben
gleidiom orauBen rings um Ole 2oar-
6esgrotte mno idalten 1anfbar grit
benb beriiber.
8 qliidlide 5dmeiterrt, mie rrbt
ibr 10 innft gebettet am Screen Der
Mutter @roe! 80 m0gen el1re Seelen
ruben i'm 5doBe ser gottliden @arm-
ber5igfeit, int @er5en cures Critters!
&ier lit fem blooer &runf, mie aut
sen @armorgrdbern pieler anoerer
Srieob0fe, nidt praneen Statlten n1ro
glGn5enbe Sni6rifen, aber mitter-
lide 2iebe fat eud cine gemeiniame
! &ubeitatte gegeben u1rb idmeiterli@e
8flege untgibt el16 nit garter BIetat.
@o6 iiber euren @rabern ragt 5as
gepaltige &ru5ifir, SOS 3eiden Ses
2ebens, oas 8anaer ser Muferitebung.
Mit ibm iin6 olle eure @raber geger
Often geridtet. Sort ieiS ibr 6urd
bns enge Sbor eingegangen 1T Sen
itinen &ubeplob, BORT lout ibr emit
alts5ieben, 1penn sic @oiaune gum &C.
ri6te ruff.
8 nen11 olles 5ittert Dor ser fur6t=
barren @ere9tigfeit 5eS &i6ters, ibr
6urft es ni6t! Mit brernen5en Can't
per gebt ibr ibm .entgegen. @ennt
ibr ibn nift? @abt ibr ibm ni6t
ener iunges 2eben gemeibt, linn in Der
sdule feline 2ieblinge, Ole &leinen,
5rpgefiibrt, bobt ibr ibn nidt gepflegt,
So err 'front.', b%eberbergt, 90 ct frem5,
al1fgenommerr ur16~ getroitet, 90 er ber-
Iaiien nn5 betriibt mar? &ah lift
ni6t in &apeme un6 Belle pertran<
Itd nit ibm nerfebrt un6 nit ieoer
Safer cures &er3ens linn otgebon-
gen? 3 freuet eu& nn6 froblodet,
in ale @nigfeit miro er euer nber=
GROCER 2obn fem!
l1n6 eS idtpeift mein Muge iebt bin=
iiber CUR rel1en @oiterfapelle, sic nod
i'm gntiteben erit fiir5li6 feierli& bon
8ii6ofsban6 grun6gelegt par5. nno
bas @ort 6es fl. Sobannes IN ser
Sffenbarung fonmt mir in Sen CHM:
SD iab cine bet1ige Sta6t, ein neues
SeruloIem bon @ott aus Sem &immel
berobiteigen, geidmidt pte eine
8rout. Tins i@ b0rte cine gepaltige
! sttmme pom Sbrone berab iagen:
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2ebemubl 5es &erbites in &offnung
oltf ienleittqes @ie0eri ebe11, ln6 mir

2ebeppbl 5es &erbites in &offnung
quf ienieitiges @ieoerieben, nno mir
fIblen 11ts ge0rangt gu iterben: SD
pergeiIe, mQs 0abinten lift, nnb itrefe
midi nod 6en1, tpas Dor mtir lit" nnb
es beginmt 6os @emiitb NIT ieiner et<
genen, erpigen @elt 6eito freter nno
freuoiger fi9 81 erbeben.
ST. iolde @eoanfe,r b%eriunfen
idritt ih an Sent Srteobofe Der &e<
meinoe porbei; i6on tporen Die BERT
lidem 8lumen al1f sen 10 tpoblge<
pflegten largen @rdberreiben per<
bliibt, MIR bier INTO 5ort minfte 5ie eli
ne ooer sic o1r6ere nod int rauben
&erbitpin0e. Driiben lit ein frii@eS
Grab; einerp Siingling in 6es 9ebers
beiten Sabren bat oer nnerbttfli@e
sos bier nie6ergelegt; unerbttli@!
ia, pie er 8itterte Ser fiebern6e Seth
unter ser tiidiiden &ranfbet, mte
ger1te pqre er nod under Sen 2ebenoen
geblieben; netn, er mltBte fort, ber=
melfen mie sic @lurne 6es Somn1ers.
l1n6 >pie biele on6ere iinb bier 11nter
Bent @afem gebettet, tpie piele bat ser
500 jung o6er alt, nu6 longer &ranf<
felt o6er plobli6 nie 6os @roS nte=
6ergemGM, mie bieGe bat er ols So
ter o6er Mutter aus Ger Samilie ge<
riiien un0 10 cine &luft geidoffem, Ole
ME auf @r6er oa1sgefiint, cine @ltr6e
geidlagen, Ole moH NIT ser 3dt ber<
narbt, nber 1idt betlen fann.
Drum; &0rit om Mnerieelentage t0nen
0u ser @loden 5@au
nn6 inn @lang 10 ttefe &Iage, betBer
Sebmindt @i6erban -
8 6onn bette, Bet NIT Sbranen: u@ib,
SEER, sic etp'ge Stuff,
9erdt' nit etp'gem 2tbte 6enem, sic
bier 6edt sic @r6e 5u!"
No6. menige S6ritte uno t6 trete
in Sen S@meiternfrie6bof Elm. Sc
fat einen eigenen &ei5 fir man@e
Meni6en, n1f 5ern &lrbeplab ser So0~
ten 5u meilem, eimiam iinrenb 6n1r6
sic &etben ser @raber 5u i6reiten
un0 iid bon ibmen er5ablen gu laiiem.
@ud lit es ungemein 1ebrret6 un6
1teut uns 6ie Sitten, 2ebensouffui=
lung, sic @eligioiitdt ser 2eute Dor
<gen, netn mir ieben, tpie ite tbre
8%eritorbenen ebret1, 6eren @rGber
5ieren, 6eren @e0ddtniB erbalten.
Selten lift es mir ober 10 ani6ouli@
Dor Ole Seele getreten pie beute un6
bier: id brnl1dte 5os aufopfern6e
8irfen ser fromten Sdapeitern in
ser Sdule, i'm 8aiienbauie, am
&ranfenbette o1er int itilen &loiter,
ibre 8ubt nrt5 ibre1 @eiit eigentlim
ni6t gu fennen; 6teier fttne @ottess+
ader, cuff oenp tire @eritorbenen Der
Ml1feriteburg entgegenbarren, iogt mir
alles, iprith 10 flar u. id0n gu @bret
Der &eligioien unb 10 ein0ringlb
ltto marm 5u nns.
S6on sic Sage 6es Srieobofs 5eigt
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Gin 8ein1 amf oem
s@meiterms& ir@bofe.
(P. s. So

@s mar elm triiber Sag gegen @n-
6e Oftober, ols iy SEN Trieobof oer
9eneoiftmerinnen BEL ct. Soiepb be-
iudte. Ser raube @erbitpimo trieb
sic oiirren pergiIbtem &latter Dor mir
fer, als erg0bte er itd ooron, mir 5ie
@erganglidfeit nler ir6iiden &ro6t
10 redbt lebbaft Dor 6ie Seele 5n fub=
rem. SSa, sic ga15e @atur, Die b
bier 10 oft inn id0niten Sdmude 'ge=
idout, 1iegt beute Dor mir a1nter 6em1
3eide1 1es 6alles, 6eS Mbfales bonn
9eben. @ie iinnig fat Die fl. Stride
SOS beooriteben6e Seit Mqerbeiligen
unb Mneri eelen gera6e in 1te Sabres=
5eit perlegt, in ser alleS rm nns ber-
Inn perbliibt, Dergebt un1 ber>pebt, GEE
robe ols moute iie 11ts 3urufen: 2ur=
ium cor6a, na6 ober rihte &er5 uno
Slid, nadJ oben, mo es teim @erblii=
ZEN, fein @ergeberl fem &erbit u1t6
@inter mebr gibt, 100 e1piger 6riib=
ling berri9t, voenn 6ns @rite lit bor~
iibergegongen." un6 mie unia9bar
Ieer uro ooe fiblt ii@ 90 nibt mand+
NAL 6as &er5 oes @r6enfinoes, pte
berlailen, tper1n es iener 2iebe11 ge=
6erft, Die bereits aus sic er mehiel=
bolen 8elt gei9ieoen l1n6 eingetreten
fin0, mir boffen 5a1peri6tliG, in oos
Before SER eits, u11o cine @rt &eim
meb na9 ibt1e11 u1b ser eigentliden
&eimotb erfaBt sic Seele. ga, Die
@aiten 6es inneren Meniden er5it=
tern gero6e iett am tieften, menn 6te
i'm @erbit nod eirtnal aufleudten0en
lanft %geitimmten Sarbenafforoe Scr
Motur an 6us 2te0 DOM @terben er=
innerr, 6as MIR einrnal &c iungen
miro, ltn0 5us 5o6 tagli6 l@om eir=
geiibt mer0en mltB, tpenn es elm ielig
9ie6 fem ion, nit Sem mir 5um @imt
mel ein6ieben, tpo es fem Sterben
mebr gibt. Gin tagli6 Mbiterben ln=
ferer eigerett &errlt6feh, unierer IT.
0iidJe1t @iinIde 1m6 @offnungen, Sor=
gen inns @eliiite, - 6ds Iebrt mns
Ser @erb1t.
vMein 8ol1r1, mar i9atten6i6t. .
@erbihpi1p0, fomm un6 8eige,
Sn6em 6at ibn entlaubit, Den &immel
Dnr9 sic 3meige!"
@abrli6, ni6t 10 ser leudteroe
Griibling 11r5 Somm1er, als ser tribe
@erbit iteM 0ie tpabre @eitalt oieies
Gr6enlebens Dor lns Fin; er anein
bringt 6os @eien 0ieier @elt, 6as be-
fledte un6 barl1m perpelflt6e un6 ber-
gdrglidp, ors 2idt. rDieie 8elt
1tno lire &errli66eit 1T uie 6es Gro
ies 8lume" altf Der einen Seie, a1tf
Ser an6ern .v6es @errn @ort bleibt
in gpigtett!" 1n6 6ieies lebtere
@ort lit 5a1glei6 mud 6as frelt0ige
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on, mas er 6en S@meitern nn6 mas
fir 1ieie bns Mutterbaus lit. Nn sic
@loitergebdatbe init Der Mfaoemie
idylieBen iib in metter n%nugebnng 5te
2Gn0ereien 5es &orpenfs an, l1n6 on
ser eiren @Ge 6teier 2ar0ereien ltegt
in itiGerl1mrieoigung ser @ottesnder,
menige S6ritte 111tr e%ntfernt bon ser
onmntbiigem 2our6esfapeqe, neben 6em
gu 6iefer b%infiibren0en ian0beitreuten
&romena6ermpege.
Das Mutterbaus ienoet nibt MIR
1ie iungen, 1T ser &rofeB gleidfam
neugeborenen 5dmeitern binaus 1T
SOS merffttbbdGtige 9eber I'M Dienite ser
idtpaden a1nS franfen Menidbeit, es
nimnt aub sic BON ser a%ufretbenoen
S%bGtigfeit gebrodene1t, lei6enoen
@dmeitern mie6er ouf; es lit ibnen
@iege un6 Grab. Die jungen Shpe=
itern bereiten it6 bier atnter treffli=
der 2eitung alaf tbr @irfen Dor, oe1r
altem 59neitern bietet 5as Mutter<
bans ieglide ltebebolle Gorge Unto
bereitet tie auf ibr ieliges @n6e Dor.
@ter ouf 6em Srieobofe 1per6en tie
6onn bon 6en lieberp6en Sdaneitern
5ur Ietten emigett @l1be ianft gehhettet.
&ier betet Damn man6e 1eberlebene
Dor 6em boben @ru5ifire fir Ole tint
6asielbe rrber6en Mttidmeiiern, a1nb
tpabrli6 ibr inniges @ebet 5ringt an
6os DIR Tires binmliiden 8raltt-
gams un6 fin6et grb0rurg.
Sc lit Elm 9ottgemeibter
&Iab, eine Stdtte oes @ebetes, Sic
Ter Trie0bof getpetbt 6urh sos Sc
bet 1nS sen Segen ser Stride, ge=
tpeibt 6ltrd jebes ttelte Grab, 6e1t 6ie
ir6iiden l1eberreite onpertral1t >per=
@er, geneibt 6ltr6 SOS &relt5 u1t6 Ole
grinnerltrtg an bet gottlihen Set
1an6, ser our@ leinen sos uns Dos
9eben mieSergetpomten. = Sc 1T Elm
Nlob, getpi0met Dem @eoddtniB ser
Iieben @er II orbemen. Sebe bot
ibr &1db6en, Hr @reu5 nn6 TIRE sSS1-
ibrtft.
IS lit ober audi Elm &lot, ser 6en
leben5en &eluderm pre6igt, etne
gar ernite, ein0ringlihe &reoigt pom
Ger @uiirse 6es 2ebe1rs urrb Ser Mabe.
ser @migfeit. @or bieuet6t 30 Sd~
rem parett ser @raber MIR nod me-
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-19
ATHLETICS BETTER
THAN SOX'--MGRAW


John McGraw, manager Of the New
York Giants, told Philadelphians yes
terday that the Athletics Of 1911 were
superior to the Boston Red Sox of
1912. The opinion of the Little Napo-
leon of Basebalr' carries weight, as
his team met both American League
clubs In a worlds series. McGraw's
praise of the Athletics was made at
Keith's, where he is doing a mono
logue. And as climax to his "Inside
Baseball' talk, he was presented with
a handsome bunch of chrysanthe-
NUNS bearing the card of "Uncle
Ben" Shibe and Connie Mack, presi-
dent and manager of the Athletics.
McGraw said that he did not blame
Fred Snodgrass, the Giants outfielder,
who made the muff of fly ball which
paved the way for the victory of the
Red Sox in the recent worlds series.
He said Snodgrass would be with New
York next year. But he added a word
of praise for Christy Mathewson, who,
he asserted, was the greatest pitcher
the game had ever known" McGraw
declared he was sorry that Matty had
to be defeated after such grand ex-
hibition of pitching as he gave in that
game at Boston
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-19
LAY FORM INTERNATIONAL
BODY TO CONTROL OLYMPIAD
amateur Athletic Union Elects Committee
to Meet Foreigners on Important Sub
ject-Cleaner Athletics Urged

4 NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-An interna-
|ional athletic federation or congress
'or the control of Olympic games was
proposed in resolutions adopted at
|hes twenty-f1fth annual meeting of
Ehe Amateur Athletic Union here yes
.erday. 1t was voted to appoint a
committee of five to meet in 1913
Hith representatives of foreign coun-
|ries for the purpose of organizing
.uch a federation If possible.
The trouble over the water polo
at Pittsburgh last
March led to the adoption Of reso-
|ntion declaring that the water polo
for 1912 be cancelled and
recommending that the rules govern
|ng water polo be abolished and those
BE- the International Swimming Asso-
siation be substituted.
The rules for A A. q. boxing were
EevIsed, the most important change
Being the lengthening OF rounds to
=hree minutes each. Three three
hinute rounds will be allowed under
he. new rules with an extra two
hinute round, IL the referee SO de-
sides.
President Kirby, in his address at
he meeting, regretted the widespread
kossip of professionalism among anna
@eur athletes. He said it was the
duty of every honesty-loving person
Who knows of aeviolation of any rule
IL the A. A. u. to report it to the Off
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-19

GERS so that they might have informa-
ton, instead of gossip, to work upon.
President Kirby said the United
States is now the object lesson Of the
world for athletic supremacy and de-
clared that the Olympic competitions
were doing more to promote world
peace than even The Hague confer
ence. He added that financially the
union has prospered, having to its
credit capital of $21,715.
He closed with the prediction that
'Tn the fullness of time the A. A. u.
should control all branches of sport
and be to all sports In the United
States what the United States Senate
is to the people of the nation"
The high jump OF feet 6ss inches,
made by @. L. HORNE in dual meet
at Leland Stanford, jr., University
on March 20 last. was accepted as
the worlds record by the awards
committee. The committee also ac-
cepted eleven records made by Amer
ican athletes at the recent Olympic
games in Stockholm.
Officers of the organization were
chosen as follows: President, Gueta-
vus T.. Kirby. of New York; first VICE
president, A. j. Hill. jr.. Of Boston;
second vice-president, George r. Paw
ling. of Philadelphia; third vice-presi-
dent, Theodore r. Bland, of st. Louis;
fourth vice-president, H. W. Fitzpat-
rick, of New Orleans; secretary
treasurer, James e. Sullivan, of New
York
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-11-19
WOLVERTON
IS TO LEAD In
SACRAMENTO
Pacific Coast League Club
Grabs Former Yank Leader.
Services In Demand.

From the West comes a story that
a deal has been cooked up and that
Harry Wolverton will act az manager
of the Sacramento club next season.
Wolverton is held In high regard on
the Pacific coast, where he piioted the
Oakland team for two seasons before
accepting the reins of the hapless
Yanks
Harry's services were in great de-
mand, which shows conciusively the
faith fanfolk and baseball magnates
hold in his executive ability and his
baseball brains, even after run in
the mire for a whole season with the
disgruntled and disorganized New
York club.
1t is surprising that Ban Johnson.
whose mandates are accepted by
American League magnates with the
obedience an absolute monarch exacts
from his subjects. does not awaken
and shake the New York club up q
little. Those who ought TO know, say
that there will never be much har-
mony in the club SO long as Hal
Chase and a certain other so-calied
gum-shoe expert are connected with
the Farrell circus. 1t seems that the
"sleuth'' is ambitious to become man.
ager Of the team, and he Is sacrificinG
everything for his own ambitions.