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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1912-08-17
VITAL
STATISTICS
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC
CHURCH,

CHURCH.
Rev. r. BADEAux, Rector
BIRTHS
July 2O.-Samuel. born June 20, son
Of Ernest Webre and Noemi Vicknair.
July 2s.--Marie Cecile, born July 20,
daughter Of Henry g. Maurln and Ju-
liette Dry.
June 8.-Marie. born May Is. daught-
er Of L9once Madare. and Elvina Jacob.
June 15.-Henri, born June IL, son OF
Leonce BredJ and Felicie Guerret.
June I6.Joseph. born May 80, son
OF Claude Ckmbre and Marie Webre.
June 19 Marie, born May Is, daught-
er Of Edward Vicknair and Horace Ma
dAre.
June %. Marie Lillian, born june 4,
daughter of Noe Millet and No6ie Du-
fresne.
FUNERALS:
June 10.-Ms. Adam Ketine, nee Cal.
liste Vicknair, aged So years.
July 16.-Gregono Lsr,oo, aged 8
months
July 29.-Lanr - Oscar jacob. aged
= yesss.
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS
For Teachers Certificates.

The regular examination Of applicants
for teachers certificates viii be held in
the Office OF the superintendent of
schools at Edeard, on Aug. %, % and
"a, 1912.
All persons who desire to teach in the
public schools of Louisiana during the
scholastic year of 1912-19l3, and who
do not now hold First Grade Certificates,
must take these examinations.
Examines enjoy the privilege Of tax.
ing examinations in the office of any par
ish superintendent Of schools in this
state.
J.H nUPCY.
SupsrLiten.ls NJ; Pubic Schools.
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Rub Ny -Tism win cure you.
Nev Sawmiu in Parish.

Mess1lS. ]. Landry, Henry
Landry and Lloyd Landry, Of
Laplace, have about completed
the installation Of machinery for
asawmill in the rearof the Wood
land plantation. The Messrs.
Landry are young and energetic
and should succeed IN their ven
ture. The Meschacebe joins many
ia Wishing them the
elccoss they deserve.
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Fair at Garyville
Next Saturday and Sunday.

A Red Mems Fair, under the
auspices of Meschacebe Tribe No.
SO, is announced for Saturday and
Sunday, August "a and Is, at the
Garyville Baseball Park. Candi-
dates for Congress, District Judge
and District Attorney will make
addresses.
Two games of baseball will be
played.
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IOr Congress
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,

TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF
THE PARISHES OF ST. JOHN,
ST. CHARLES AND JEFFERSON:
At the solicitation of great number
OF citizens, | have decided to become a
candi late for Judge of our District. and
take this method of soliciting your
support.
/ have been 80 years in active prac-
tice as lawyer. excepting nearly two
years' service Oh The bench as Parish
Judge II ST. John. by appointment of
Gov. T. T Nicholls.
My record as a lawyer during these
years is guarantee that il you elect me,
| viii discharge the duties OF the office
fairly and inpartialy.
j. v. CHENET.
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FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

1 hereby announce my candidacy for
nomination and election to the office of
District 4 ttorney of the Twenty-Eignth
Judicial District, comprising the par
ishes of Jefferson, st. Charles and 81.
John the Baptist, and solicit the sup
port of the Democratic voters in the ap-
preaching primary election.
Respectfully,
Fred. A. Middleton.
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FOR SALE!

A 1912 Model, E NJ. r 0-Tonrfng
Car. Four Doors. Practically ~ i
fnlly equipped.
Apply . Dr.. = care
Wai.ase; Ia.
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NEWS rs

NYsO Ht1
The Meschacebe was remem-
bered by Mr.. Henry ]. Wagues-
pack of Edgard, who is now
sojourning in Europe. A pictorial
card illustrating beautiful Lake
Magdalena on the Frontier of
Italy is highly appreciated.
Numerous wagon loads of rice
straw were hauled down to Hy-
melia plantation from the East
Wego farm. In the absence of hay
the rice straw, when sprinkled
with molasses, is a fair substitute.
Notwithstanding the crevasse
and the heavy lossesssincidental
thereto, Columbia Factory, of
Messrs. Caire and Graugnard is
receiving an additional vacuum
pan and will have it's cane rollers
reshelled. Our friend Stanley P.
Haydel is the chief engineer in
charge.
* Il X
LeBourgeois, Chenet and Mid
dleton are trio sufficient to at
tract a large crowd to the Edgard
School tomorrow morning, after
High Mass.
Rice threshing is in progress in
this section and the yield is salts
factory and the quality good.
Planters need dry, clear weather
for the cutting and proper curing
of the cereal.
q z q
Chil-Lax
For Chills and Fever.
Judge J. v. Chenet will be at
Edgard tomorrow morning to adj
dress the voters of the Second
and adjoining wards in the inter-
est Of his candidacy for the Judge
ship Of this District. Judge Che
net is a polished speaker and will
give logical reasons why his can
didacy should be favorably consi-
dered.
Thursday, the Feast of Assump-
ton, was observed by the.
Catholics throughout the parish,
who attended services held in the
different churches.
On Friday evening. while out
near Glendale plantation training
a young horse, Lewis Lorio. a
young man of Edgard, prominent
" connected, was kicked in the
head by the horse and knocked
senseless. DR.. Burch, in front of
whose residence the accident
occurred, promptly lent assistance
and medical attention. At this
writing Lewis is out of danger.
X X *
Marrero Rally tonight at Ber-
thelot School.
X y \.
The examination for teacher
shipin the public schools is an
nounced for Aug. %, q and "a.
The Edgard Baseball Club took
Evergreen's scalp last Sunday at
Dutreix' Park, the score reading
2-1 when the game ended. The
inclement weather kept many a.
way who would have liked to have
seen such a close and interesting
contest. Hurrah for Edgard!
Rub -My-Tism win cure you.
Nav Saumill in Parish.
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Rally! Rally! Rally!

Hon. Louis LeBogeois Judge v Chenet and Hon. Fred A.
candidates for of the Second Congressional
District Judge of the 2h Judicial District District Atto
of the 2h Judicial District respectively will address the M
of EDGARD and vicinity at the
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Other Middleton Meetings!

This evening, Aug IL at o'clock, at Heltz Saloon in
the 5th Ward,
Tonight, at the Sugar Belt Hail. in the 5th Ward.
Tomorrow evening, Aug. 18, at o'clock, at the Wood
mems Picnic, at LaPlaee.
Sunday evening, Aug 25 at o'clock the Maccabees
Hall, at LaPlace
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Edgard School, Tomorrow Morning
AFTER HIGH MASS
In the interest OF their candidates..

Other addresses will be made by Hon. Paul Bose Hon. L. H.
Gosserand and Sheriff Berthelot.
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Rub -My-Tism will cure you.
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Jsbl In bod fnon Giles eins. - -
Damn fnltint Il Bel elmer Seitenthiir
binuus unb pirfl iid In sinen syios
Ter --- ~--
am Hdhfsen Gag raft tr In bic
ResiHentstunslsi.
.Nasi - bu Ghuft --- - --!s
-aber gubi, Bubi! go ipmm
bph su rir!@ bsIanfiigi ibn Der Rosi.
mas baf bu nit Der polbi ess
maht2" tobt gubi.
I'D - mir. Wir bnb'n a'pdriet
auf bid, unb o'part't - aber
id boB mir al.ih g'boft. bob sr
bi q 6ous ssfhidt Bat, Der Wsrbrss
der - - - rid. unb bd bat lie mir
70 I.ib than. bns arme 6ofnsrI -
- bu BIN Id NIT ibr nod biHsrl
fpa3ier'n 'sdnasn - - frns' fie
ielbtr, obs nidt fpobr it,
llno bann fdnst CT an pom Meis
ter su reoeH, Der Ra3i GruSmoHn.
Der gut. asrl - -!
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Don ben Soften, bic bsim grtmfen
einss in poller Ddbrt b,finbiihsn Gis
fenbohnsusss entiieben. modi man
fid TIM oIsem.in.n meift cine fa!ihe
gcrit.uuns. unb spar nerben iis
tpohl foit bur6nes ais nidt beahs
tensfpsrtb oneeisbtn. sic iino ieboh
betrd1ilittr. als man sen,einhia
sIdubt. unb fsbsn iidb bauptidhIid
Gus bret poiten sufammen. nGmlid,
sundf,it aus ben Rotten fur bic grs
seueuns Der beim gremisn pernihtes
ten Geitptnbistett. bic alfo ooIItcm.
men ptrs.bIid aufsetpenbst iinb;
bann aus ben Rotten. bic notbig finb,
um bem stbremfen unb fin r.bsnbsn
3ue ipitoer bic rihtis. Jobree.
idtpinbisstii gu eekn, urb snhli1
aus ben Rotten fir bic beim gremTsu
bts 3uses tntitebenbe 4bnisung on
WoieriaI. bic bouptfdnli1 i'm 8era
i6leib an Hrtnstl0b.n unb RdnirGns
gen btiiehi. RAD ben ouf uniertn
Gif.nbabn.n bur1ssfibrisn Derius
den ioi.et bos Brsmisn unb Disoer.
anfahrsn zines 3usss BON pier Wa.
gen, Der NIT 80 W.ilsn Gei1ipinbiss
teit in Der Siunbs babineilt. eiipo 80
Cents. 6ot Der 3ug mebr Wosen
unb fdbri CT NIT ssrinaerer 0eittDini
bieieit. 10 DtrsrObern fi4 bi. Rotten
raid; fie beirostn bel einsm 0iiter3ua
BON 30 Meilen O.fhipineisisit une
sebn Woesn 81. BEL sinem iolGen BON
o6i WagsH stfru rs Gents.
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Der prefeFof Der Boianit nnbm
unier sintr Gihe plas. Die nit ibm
bctaniiirenbtn S4iilerinnen grups
pirten ii4 mnlerif6 um ibn unb e.
fasie: Bon Hlumen i0nHen Gh bic
3eii ipenieftens unsefdbr oblefen. unb
bas follien @s 4IIe lsrnen.-
lin 8 llbr Worgens offnst bic
G1niebiiieI lore Dldtier. um 8 llbr
30 bsr l0nsn5obn, um z bic neibe
aiIie unb I'm 8 has 6abihts!rnut.
I'm II ubr IL Wtin. fnixbt fih bic
Gdnissiitei frisbtr unb g.nan nm
Wittca bie 1cbtenblume. I'm 2 ubr
fhii,bt fidb bos 6obinisiraut. um
5 litr bic ipeibe ellie unb um 8 ubr
Der 2oiptnjabn. Geit plinius Sfi.
ten iinb 46 pflanSen beiannt. bic ii9
nit srober pintili4teit Tags pie
Rahis auf bic Ninuie Dffnen unb
{6Iie6sa. Gin Oarten, In lpeIHem
ale bisis Nlamen eeaOsen iperben.
niirbe oNo iooora Der Gonnenuhr
iib<rlseen isin.s
nd! - 81 es m5slida - 5f e
niGt irunnesDoll@ -. aber:
Limb pie sfk. fie TN Dinier. 1ers
profefIor2- frnste cine Gteptiierin.
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5ols.nbe ilsine Gsfi6i. fpH iih I.
GorIis thatidhli9 suseiraseu bobsn.
Gin GpmnaiialprofeFor, Der bel isi.
ner Diua .insn lIsinkn 6uhnsrbof
bait, fiitrt cine DAME fsiHsr 8etanHt.
ifnfi eeasn Aknb in ben 6uhnsr.
itou. I'm ibr einise prG1tiss grtmp.
lare isiRer 5ennen ~ Sisen. Die
5lbner iisen bsreits bod oben auf
itrtn Giauesn. i'm 8ssriff. 81 snts
in!ummsrn. die Dame bspuHberi sss
blbrenbermoben uno fiigt bann bin.
gu: sd iuuroere mid nur. bab bic
Gisr ni6t serf4loeen peroen. Dsnn
iis beim 2tsen BON 10 bod obeH
bsruntsrfaIIsn." Worauf Der prci.Hos
.rpibsrie: Pun, sndbig. Jrau. i4
halte INNER re4tseitis Elm aorbden
unisr.1
Gin anbtrsr S6er3 er.isn,is i6
ibdif1hli6 Dor sinieen Sabren in
elmer bobersn WdbGenI6ule Sdieii.
EMS. Der Tiretior frogt ben SnhaIt
oes Dramas .Minno BON 9arnbelms
ab unn itelli babel bic Grass: .Jn
D,l4em aufBues .rf&eint Winna gum
erftsn Wols Morauf bic SniiIerin
i6u9iern uno ptrles.n antpor.e.:
rJm RssIisst-. (Jn Shlefen ses
braudt man nGmlih ben 4usbrud: !:
.Jn tpel4em Aufause srfheinit Tu
osnn2" usnn mon stnsn lienerliGen
4n5ua tnneln ipiQ.)
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Gruser 0olSf5roeranss 5anmeI.

Die .Sunsau Rining Co." in
alasta bobrt jsst einsn risfsen1unnsI
BON 7200 CUB 2Gnss bonn Geitohs
Der goftineau MeerIirobs aus uns
ter Dem Bern Roberis burh. nm bic
notwithstanding sr0Bts Quarssolo.
S6ihi Der Mslt on3u3apfsn.
9ieie 6diht ssh0rt au bem, fnou
felt pielen Sabren berebuuIitt bttanR,
ten. ia beriibmisn Beten Don SiIper
BON. aue beireifenosn 8eIItthnmer
fino aber Grss2assr niebrigen
Gsaoes. SIM 0anssn II. ibr Geholt
an gclo elm fshr srober; nber sr tn
ii5er 10 ausseoebnis Wofen bin pers
ieilt, oob iih bic ausbeutuna unter
ben friibsren pionier5sits gtrbdltniffen
niht eslohnt baben tpiiroe, absr NIT
allen mObsrnsn 6iifsmiiitln uno in
srormen Dlabitabe betrieben, febr ses
tDinnreib gemaf)t iperoen ionn.
Voh bis In bic neueite 3eis trad,te
elm fpitemloisr geirieb mebrerer oiefer
8tfbtiimer nur ipenig ein, beionbers
od bds stf0rberte Ora NIT GroBen
Ehnisrisieitsn unb toben Rotten
liter otn Berg Roberts trnnsportisrt
fDerbtn mubie. ipeldtr 5000 ;yub bod
'ifi. Wit obisem Sunnel. bon rp<lnem
f6on eipo 1900 Jnb fsriisssitelI.
finb. foa cine ueue 3fit onbrthtn;
oerftlbt spirb a[Igsneinem Grss
1rcnspcrioisnii ssniomst lrsrb<n,
|alio niht Bios an. Hef0rheruna 0es
GrSss Der obigsn GeislII4oft Oienen.
Inter Nnpenouns eIettrif1er Rrait
Itriro Der 1unnsl seIeet; oiefsIben
eleftrifhen Wlotoren. neIfk iett aur
Jcrtbef5roeruns oss GeiitineS aus
otm Tunnel oienen. bobtn ipdier bis
Grs 6dientntpagsn unter BEN NerQe
hinourh5u3ieben.
Gbigt GefelfMnfs olIsin esiporttl,
|jtoes Sotr fir 81. .OOO, 900 OoIb ous
ibrem Gigentum 81 snfnebmsn. nnb
|sipor iar etpo 200 ao6re.
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Err Ssniidls sbis.
Gin felt sisIsa Satrsn perf&slenes
Oeatf6es Tier.


bentifes Tier.
Gs III zines Der punbsrbars
fien JGlls aus Der Heiitses
ididte Deutf6Ionbs, oab Elm 2ier.
bns nod 3ur Reformotions3eit In
sroben Ghorsn ben beutfden MaIo
bspDlierte, 10 fpurIos unisrgsgougen
IN. bob es ein paor Sabrbunberie
fpdier oIs cine neue 1iernrt tntStdt
ipuroe unb iid heute nur In 3oDIpgp
ihen Gdrten befinbet.
Jm Sabre 1882 fpurbe Der Ghcpfs
ibis gum erften Wlal niifenfnaftlifj
Iols Elm 0osel 4friias bef1riebsn, Der
bisber bon ieinsm europdiihen Dor.
iher geIeben iporben ipor. Dns Iitr
nor einreeiftriert in bic WeItfauna,
bon ben Wufsen NIT manherIei Wliie
ben nett ii6ers Wesr ssihaffi, unb
erft sufoais geIane 1897 bie UsftiisIs
lung. bnb bieier beute nur nod gro.
tifh fOrtIebenbe G9opfibis isin ans
berer 0oeel fti, nIs Der alie beutfte
Wdlbropp (Wolbrobe) bes 16. Sabrs
bunb.rts, ben bamals on pieIsn Or.
ten j.bermann in DeutlhIonb fannie.
Dos Tier iit BON bem sroben 900.
logon Der beutfhen RenniHonrs, Dem
3iiriher aonrao @esnsr, portrefflid3
befhrieben uno gut nbsebilbei fpors
ben. Man srfGbri, bab Der Dossi
sinem Raben in grSbe uno Gnrbe
~foit GbnIid" par. Don.ben obsr
erfheinsn oIle bic hnratterifiifd.n
WerfmoIe bes d9ppiifden 5hopf.
ibis:, Der trumme rote JbisiHnobeI,
Der tpebenbe Radsnihopf, bic runslis
&c anbIbeit uno bns ifpnr3e iibrise
9efiebtr. ouf benz bamols ipie i.bt
Gin metnlIifher bunttr Shimmer ere
sleiBie. Wan pereIit ibn nit einsm
Rnben. tpeiI Der 8oesl nidt nur In
reino0sn Wdlbern" fpobnte. ionbsra
Defenders germ sin bohen Snroffsn
ober olten tinOben Tiirmsn uno
SdIofern" niiteie.
Der Walbrapp mar olfo ftin
SumpfpogeI. pie Der serp0bnIite
Sbis, ionoern Isbi. fpie Der nIts
S6ppfibis nit 0oriiebe in ysIien
unb aItsm Gsmduer. Dieter bob.,ns
bnft auf guraruinen niitenbe beutfns
Sbis NOR. ouber in Der S6ipeis, aud
i'm Sol3bursii6en, i'm tpeitsren De-
iterreid, i'm baperiihen Oonoussbist,
nod i'm 16. Sobrbunbert bdufis one
sutreffen. DAB er bersiis in ben
Romertossn auf ben syeIien Der 4ls
ptHftrabeu gei,iitst bnbsn mub. sepf
aus einer Ho.is ets gfinius bsrpor,
Der bon einem QIpsn g)rdfeitsn iei.
nerseit borts, sr bobe ben Gopptifhen
Sbis aud in ben 4lpen sefeben. I'm
1906 ipor Der Walbrapp nod Elm
~eernein Wiibpret" unb foanr I'm
St.i.rmnrt uno Grid urtunblid
als 9ertiIssr iddbliaen llnsssiefers
aefhiist.
Dorum sins nun Der felt 10 Ions
ae in 9eutFhIarb bsbeimoteie goqsl
.in2 2tiber porb bas Iier, fpie
Gssner ingt, fir ein.n SdIed ees
hoIten": bos rIiebii6e 5leifh uno
neid Geb.in" fetntr Reittiiien lodu
bic Getnfdmedsr an. bic bic Waloz
roppiuns.n aus ben feilften Gslf,n,
neitern herausnahmen. limb 10 er.
barmunsslOs griinblih fpurbe bn
pliinbsruns btirieben. bab bic WaIns
rnppen. bic pie Stcrh unb Rahti.
soa 3usDOgel fuaren, alImdblid nidt
mebr tpiebertomen. Nun flotterien
um bic 3innsn Der beutffm gurs,n
nur nod Debfen uno 9ouben, obe-
seine Walornppen nebr. Der neuts
fde Sbis mar Elm dusgstrGnmtsr
2raum beutiher aanbidoft...-
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Nnl fIeinert uets

- a. fIegHsre uepeL
.Weitt Du. Trtunb6en. bieis mobs
nuns III ID fonii iuunberhibfd ems
aerintet - abr bob Du aIs GdAafs
simmer gerabe pornberaus be G6s
kube senommsa bdft. no bic Gtra.
benbofalinisn fA trtusen, bic Hs
Friib jiDsi ll4r fabren. perfebe ID
ni1t!. .0as boH i6 dbii&afi&
b<1talb geitdn, b0mit u be Garbi.
nenprebisten metner 8roy Hi6t
a6rsj-
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Sum 4uselsi&. poiibe<
amter gum Houern): Der Brief bier
ioitet 10 Gents. Gie baben aber nur
eine 5 GeRfs.Work broufsstlebt.
Worum bas3- Dauer: .Meif Dor
8 1oeen cut an Hrief 5 Gents ~
sisl bsouip0ppt hoR.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
FINDS TEACHERS UNDERPAID
Federal Commissioner Reports
Averape Wage Below 5000.

WashinEton Nav s-Higher paid and
more thoroughly equipped teachers are
urged for the puhli' schools Of the country
hy Or 2. p. ClaXton. United states Com
missioner Of Education, in hts annual re-
view OF educational conditions
The report, which deals with the first Ten
wears OF the present century shows that
though the average monthly salary Of men
teachers increased IS per cent and the sal
AIRY of women teachers q per cent. the
average annual pay Of teachers. including
those in tho big cities and high schools. Il
less than SO. Or. ClaXton says:
In eleven states the average annual sal.
ary for teachers IS less than 500; I'm eight
II rs less than 500, I'm two less than $50.
For salaries Ike this II Is clearly inpos-
slble 10 hire the services OF men and women
Of good native ability and sufficient schol-
arship training and experience 10 enable
them 10 do satisfactory work.
The report shows that the average num-
her Of DAYS attended by each child enrolled
in the public schools increased Il per cent.
the value Of school property increased IS
per cent and the income OF public schools
increased So per cent. Expenditure for pub
lie education l. less than s. per apita IN
twenty-five states and less than s. 80 rer
capita In ten states The number Of public
schools increased during the ten years 20
Der cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
TAKES HER BABY TO COURT
Jurors Watch 1t While Hearing
Case Against the Mother.

4 woman win a two months-old baby IN
her arms was put on trial for burglary yes
terday before Judge Foster in General SEES
sIons Her real uarle was said to he Mrs
Jennie LNvinsky. although she was ind Z
ed as Jennie Goldberg
With Joseph Perretz she was arrested IN
the room of man since convicted Of
receiving stolen goods a jimmy was lying
on the floor beside the woman's chair when
she was arrested In their possession were
found goods stolen from Max Nettler ~
No 2s7 Henry street. on March II. Frank
I Allen. the detective who arrested th"m
said he saw them enter the house where
they were arrested, and that Mrs. Goldberg
carried black bag.
Although the jurors had told Ronert e
Mccormick. the Assistant District Attorney
that they would not be swsyed by sYmpa-
Inv either for the woman or for the oaON
their ewes were pretty constantly on the
child. which coughed continuously Mrs
Goldberg said she did not know that the
man living in the room where she was az
rested was violating the law. She said she
went there to md out what 10 do for one II
her other children. who had diphtheria- The
case Will 90 to the jury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
LADIES START COACHING
Four in Hand Driving Club
Braves Rain in Arrow.

Despite the disagreeahle weather yester-
day several members Of the Ladies Four
INLAND Driving club held their first
scheduled run NJ tho season from the Col
ony club n Rocking Stone Inn, In Bronx
Park. on the club coach Arrow. Those who
made the trip were Mrs. Arthur Iselln the
president Of the club. her father, Colonel
William jay. president Of the Mems Coach
ing Club. Miss Harriet Alexander. Miss
Marion Holins and Mrs oliver Gseln.
W. =. Iselin had chartered the coach for
the day. but owing to the rain he and his
party decided not to make the run. The
women were done UP IN raincoats and wore
hats appropriate for the day
Miss Marion Hollns brought the coach
down from the stable. in West S4th street.
and Al the Colony Club descended from the
box and made way for Mrs lselin, who
promptly At 1870 snapped her whip over
the horses. and the coach was of. she
turned into Goth street. TO Fifth avenue, up
the latter thoroughfare, through the park
to CIarenlont. where the first change or
horses was made. Miss Harriet Alexander
relieved her there and drove as far as
Dvckman street. where Miss Hollins mount
ed the box and fooled the coachto the Inn
where luncheon was served.
The return journey was begun at 2.5o.
with Miss Holins driving She handled
the ribbons as fare as Dyckman street
where she was relieved by Miss Alexander.
The latter drove TO Claremont. where she
handed the reins over to Mrs. lselin. who
brought the coach back to the Colony Club.
During the week there will he six OF these
coaching parties. Mrs. J Borden Hartman
has the coach for to-day, Miss Marion Hol-
Inns will he the hostess tomorrow. Mrs.
Joseph Osborn on Thursday. Miss Angelica
Gerry on Friday and Mrs. Charles Sheldon
an Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Says Niaht Work Is Dangerous.

When Won read the decision declaring IN
constitutional the Law which prohibited the
night work Of women you know that the
Judges simply never saw women working
~ night II thev had they would not have
declared that there was no reason why
night work was dangerous 10 the health
and morals II the girls
The working girl r. being informed by tho
suffrage leaders that most judges are
placed IN thA bench hy votes, and that
when she has q vote she can help elect
Judges who know something about com
mon lie
Tho working CTR is coming ~ take an
interest In her Assemtvman and her Sen
ator She Is interested IN the personnel OF
the Legislature She hnds some Of the
men too corrupt 10 govern her A. al. and
many moro who are too inefficient 10 gov
ern her vithou, n great deal u oo-o7eIa-
tlon on her part
4 very intelligent vorkinsman told me-
recently that h. had been sent 10 Albany
~ speak before the Committee on Labor In
behalf of the nity-tour hour bill Tn
Chairman Of the committee assured the
DELEGATION that he was q stanch friend Of
labor. WHY" said he. whenever a labor
measure comes before me- never even
read It. ! simply order # reported favor
ably"
can this man govern working women
without their cooperation
So the girls came out on Saturday and
marched The fervor and enthusiasm with
which they marched ought 10 XII forever
the stupid and malicious story circulated By
certain persons opposed 10 equal suffrage
This story was charge that the sIfra-
gists paid every girl who marched dollar.
one anti publicly declared that two
girls Of her acquaintance known 10 belong
10 an snti-suffrage organization told her
that they had been paid to march last year.
or course the story Is absolutely untrue.
and one marvels 4 little that II IS publicly
related. because the retort Is so obvious.
No sufragist working girl could ever he
induced 10 walk in an antI-suftrage parade
for dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-07
Girl, NOT DOROTHY ARNOLD
Not Even Daughter of Frank Munse!l
az She Asserts.

.sh,,v PARK. y. j, Nav 6.-The young
,,ho Is said to resemble the missing
norothv Arnold. and who gave her name
~ ~, YORK police as Irrna Munsell.
s IN ., Frank Munsel. Of West Inter
"a Is a friend OF Munsells. but
'an ~. dsnghter. Munsell is only forty
not me "a 80 Miss Arnold was twenty-five
when she disappeared ne aun ,,, 60 .o,ua is
that he probably knew 'ne SUI ""0 SA''
she was his daughter cbar,o. =
Munsel whp is also fsS4q% 0%P a. publisher
Meeks. says he was loi
In You'd not tell the meme OF l, she gir in IN
New York, but said she nSe e SIDE near ear
ing someWhet,e MI he would not tell the
BloomlngdiSSiees;e relatives. lie says he has
name OF I'm, mes q, eoims TO Manhattan to see
the Young woman.