davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
GRANDNOT
USED SAGE TEA
To Darken tho Hair and Re-
store Gray and AIDED Hair
to Its Natural Color,

1t is easier to preserve INC color of
the hair than to restore it, although 1t
is possible to do both. Our grand
mothers understood the secret. They
made "sage tca," and their dark,
glossy hair long after middle life was
due to this fact. Our mothers have gray
hairs before they arc fifty, but they are
beginning to appreciate the wisdom Of
oar grandmothcra in using sage tee -
for their hair and are fast following suit
The present generation has the adVan-
tage of the past in that it can get o
ready to-use preparation called Wycth'f
Sage and Sui phur Hair Remedy. AS {
scalp tonic and color rostorer this prep
aration is vastly superior to the ordinary
"sage tea" made bJ our grandmothcrs.
The growth and beauty Of the hair
depends on a healthy condition Of the
scalp. Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Hai'
Remedy quickly kills the dandruif germs
which rob the hair of its life, color and
mstre, makes the scalp clean and
healthy, gives the hair strength, color
and beauty, and makes it grow.
Get so cent bottle from your druggist
today. He will give your money back
if you are not satisfied after fair trial,
Special Agents, Owl Drug Store,
l04 East Oklahoma ava.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
500 REWARD. 500

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional dis
ease. requires a constitutional treat
II ent Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
il ernally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
TEN, thereby destroying the founda-
ton Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building mp the
constitution and assisting nature IN
uoing its work. The proprietors have
50 much faith in its curative powers
lat they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address: #. j. CHENEY & Co.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75e.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Tulsa, OKLA, June Tulsa took
both ends Of double-header here
Friday with Guthrie, the first game
going twelve innings, to and the
second five innings, TO 0.
The afternoon was marked by
much wransling on both sides.
and Erisman of Guth-
rie md Brown Of Tulsa being fined
and Reid of Guthrie being elected
from the grounds. Refs Of Guthrie
was put out of the grandstand
Gourlcy Of Tulsa made the eigh-
teenth home run in as many games
on the Tulsa diamond.
First game r II p
Guthrie II 4
Gabriel, Henderson and Brown,
Cllft Erisman and Moncym1ker.
Second sjmc- II II =
Tulsa .. K .
Guthrie a
Brubaker and Barney. Ertsman
ana Dooley Umpire setley.
AT Muskogee- RH q
Okmulgee =. ...101I q
TAYLOR and Jeffrios; campbell
Summers and Reese.
At McAlester-- r II f
.
McAlester > ...2 3 .
Lancaster and Robinson Ryan
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
MAN COUGHS AND BREAKS RlBS

After a frighttul coughing spell a
man in Ncenah, wis., felt terrible
pains in his side and his doctor found
two ribs had been broken What
agony Dr. Kings New Discovery
would have saved him. A few tea
spoonsful ends late cough, while
persistent use routs obstinate coughs,
cxpels stubborn colds or heals weak
sore lungs. Il feel sure its Cod
send to humanty' writes Mrs. E1ie
Morton. Columbia, Mo- for | believe
would have consumption today, It !
Lad not used this great remedy It's
guaranteed to satisfy, and YOU can
get free trial bottle or 50-cents or
81 90 size at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01

There is no real need of anyone be
ing troubled with constipation. Cham
! erlain's Tablets will cause an agree
able movement of the bowels without
any unpleasant effect Give them a
trial. For sale by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

St Louis 8; Detroit !.
No other games scheduled,
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
WASHINGTON at St louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
LEGAL NOTICE.


IA within twenty -four hours when prae-
4 ilrablo. and m no case shall incre ba 2
d ldeisy Of moro tllan sixty days
4 section y, Al permits shal hc re-
turned within twenty -four hours ut
section 28 Ai permits shalt be
ISSUED I'm duplicate ANA numbered COM
sccmNolN. and dated Onr copy shall
br kept ON flle IN lhc office of the
Commit sinner of Public Utlires
LATERAL. AND DRAINAGE HOUSE
SEWER
Section "a That any property owner
iu the CITY of Gutri" shall have the
lucht az his own expense, 90 construct
"a lateral sewer abuuing his own Drop
ertv under the direction and supervision
uf me CRY Engineer and at such times
AS The CITY Engineer may prescribe.
| Provided. ina, such propcrtl, owner
sAail pav O. HE enN ef Guthrie foe
such service the sim ~ '.c dollars ter
each day the Clly Engineer Is engaged
in such supervision. and provided that
suoh property owner shall construct such
have been placed Ny ordnance IN "nf
sewer district and such lateral sNwsr
shall connocl with ihe public sewer or
wiki amy established district sewer
section ". That whenever amy prop
eriy owner desires 10 build amy such
latcial sewer as provided for ion Section
9l he shah file in thc oiiic' oi the
Commissioned of Public Utilities, re-
quest or notice ia writing stating whore
he desire to build such sewer. the
point where hc desires TO councc, with
| Inc main or n4era sCwcr ANA shall also
lde7o-it with such notice q sum suifici-
eut Go cover the estimated cost In the
City o} Guthrie for the building of such
Sewer
Section rs. When such notice has been
filed in accordance with The provisions
lof section 25 tile city Engineer shall
prepare proitas, plans and specifications
7 stNtffe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
RE5JLTS YESTERDAY

Columbus G; Louisville ,.
Kansas City >; Milwaukee 4.
Toledo s: indianapolis !
st. Paul-Minncapolis; rain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
BASE BALL NOTES.

i''t VIII leW.
What's the matter?
MoneymaI,cr is keeping up his hit.
ting.
Sucker is going up in his batting
average.
Leuttkc has made up his mind to
80 to the top.
Buciackei has been released and
Lon Ury taken on,
Sundays game viii be called
promptly at three O'clock
Erisman aud Reid have boen do
ing their share of the work while
away
The Spas are home again. They
are here for nine games. The first
series will be with Tulsa, the sec
ond with Muskogee ana taen they
take on ONmulgee, which leads in
the standing OF the league Man
ager IeutCte says he will take the
Okmulgco bunch to a cleaning for
three straight. lie is expecting to
strengthen his team with three new
men. who are expected the first Of
the week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
GAMES TODAY

Milwaukee at Kansas CITY.
Louisville at Columbus.
Minneapolis at St Paul.
indianapolis at Toledo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01

There's nothing 50 good FOR sore
throat as DR.. Thomas Ecloctric Oil.
Cures it in a few hours. elieVes any
pain in any part.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
GAMES TO-DAY.

Oklahoma at Anadarko.
Tulsa nj Guthrie.
Nluskogce at Okmulgee.
iNcAlester at lIoldenVillc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
GAMES TODAY.

Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago lt Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
STANDING or THE TEAMS

i! n a. x =. q u = e e 3 =: =; = = I
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
STANDING OF TEAMS

n Il = y n n n Z. u n M MM 2. Z. \.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
STANDING OF THE TEAMS

n = u >: q 4 =: = n = :. y q II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE

4 & q e :. 4. & q N 3 3 2: n 3 .G
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

:. 2. >: = 2. r =. = y 4 = y y \ .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
OKLAHOMA STATE LEAGUE H

z. :: :. q s y 8 4. y 2, q \ 2. =. =.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
STANDING OF TIE 1Ettls

q & 4 u NJ a. p u n q Z: q z. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE

4. 2. = Z. 2. e \. z 2. z. y !" z. q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-06-01
RESULTS YESTERDAY

Adams and Gibson, Fromme, Bag
10y and Mclean.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
TRUST
KEPT BLACKLIST,
INQUIRY IS TOLD
Witness Says Workn,en Were
Discharge Because of Their
Labor Union Activity.

WASHINGTON Feb. lO.-That the
Steel Trust kept a blacklist" of men
discharged from the mills on accvunt
~ their labor uui1n activity or for
cause ana tlat no man thus listed could
&c, u job with the steel firms. was the
testimony before the Stanley Commit
tee to-day given by =. ~. Seldes Of
Pittsburgh.
TIE witness declined to say where he
had SOON tin iivt. bat when threatened
hy tie coa'n',tcc finally asserted that
H. A. i.asir city editor OF the ri,,s-
oIrg1 Leader. had shown It to MIN.
The Ns. i- very valuable" explained
Sriics. 'tir man N1a hns It told ~"
that the steel corporation would gro
thousands ~ dollars FOR It. and that he
rl' dfr'!d that II 1t h"cimr known
'h2t hr had IL. he would he slug b!
l.l 'hc l'st taken from him"
TIE wltuHft referred to the "hll,l,-
''." "a ,u.a. Of; ~ with rs dcclira.lrn
,itt tho Nu,. 80 steel and Tinpla."
'nmp,ar h9i attempted to secure
rnrclrnors to replace American work
rcn in th,,r w!lls
fjrrSRrHtf Tch. lc-'Ncs. rye got
1lot., 81 ''r '-.,r. q" Sheet and Tin
90 itr t'o.Htv. ,,t." rtl ~. \ i:1slo.
.i,v 1..os - o.. r".'',tor'n iold"r. : e.
'Iy " On rsk,d auor t.r ~st'tcn'nt
l.ougut cat hr,u.r tie "t11lnr lu'' i
ga'.ns Commit, 80. af'fs'pn. ~ Q
t-t i'.r tld ,rt.f 20 a Mv tl".t o.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
MAYOR PREPARES
TO CHOOSE C|TY'S
BEST EGG BOILER


Mayor GT'ro" ms goa % his country
nom" ~ .t i'a q. l." J.. lie win return
on mex Tucsdn5 whom he viii make
known his cho.c, of tho winner of the
Evening Wo'id't pr!'9 contes,. The
Mayor has quito % task before him con-
s!deiing that ,fc query. What Is the
b"s' way to boil an egg brough,
.w' rom several Thousand readers
OF the Evening World.
u was Meyor Ga,ror, however. who
suggertcd thc Contest. Willie add 'csslng
girl graduates IN one Of the public
schools he asked h" girls II they knew
nov % cook. lln asked tnc;n how lony
they E;ou,d boil an ,;s. The girls an
swcred SIX minutes. Mayor Gaynor,
however. insisted t.., ave minutes was
sufficient.
Tho EVENING Wo'!' VIII prescott u
dozen fresh cags to the winner. The
winner viii be announced IN Wcdnes-
days rics uf the Event World.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
BOY SCOUTS
attend A RALLY
Reviewed by Gen. Baden
Powell! al the Seyen.y-iirSi
Regiment Arniogy.

y numbtr or to.tmaud ~ thr BOY
and IRON Me- York poin,s ~ ,ic
Hudson were Hp delayed 80 ,'"
weather that IA. general rails ]
reN.,U by I3ouL-oioI Sir Eoh,.t ;, s..
H~ldrn-rowcli 90 the Sr~Ncuty-hrt
Regimen. Arnory. IuirlN-tnurth .,yt
and rJrk avenue. this Afternoon could
not he begun az, tho -p.ourDIus'd hour.
II No. "cip,a h, "r' 'c aH,r could
ID. stai..d.
t'ou. t~.uusnrI bog U,g, mNl,l .u
o. 'rmury ror tc ARA, 1I". t.i
a., ..e' "a tieir regulation I.ut. uni.
@f""I.. Nth rimpaign at. y 'gIngs "n
&C. tan + - "a', carries Instead OF .
tIi. T1'', ,oro littl' boy a'p di !
D. seem f' Jc more tIoa !,g'.
,.l ut htt ,.'- ntarlr q. .' tai y,
D... tDr.l e, '.u a intu o." lrmory Il
,n- cac"r,I earthly.
siandir- N'h Sg H,9.gt during tho
review, ~ NuIl OBJ, S.oIts
ma. 'a'i aro'li tuc nrmo,y aud ,"g-
formed r,gt'iH U..ta-, 'volu,'rn,, N.sH
4. r'l,,- -'''i .o. 'r, r. .r',r' lul
scout I'l.U.. ...t'" i.' ". Itil'r
FRANCIS Sr'. 40. :. c-lr,. .'.H'' cot
1l'r TO. T',fsur". rr1 l...t, S'ou,
Comm rul, Alfred 'u.lnrrs charles,
WI lp :li.nur. Siwlc' E. SteHor,
.l'd J.lu D.'r,k'.
\fior a., rcyi"w Sir ROM, d,.ltcr,d
an adlre5s 90 t.r h.y9, .1u"r"r"nt.ng
thea Ip1p tl',r excellent appearln. q"
anl .leir military Bearing ana ir"-
sion.
Many og ,h" boys IN to.da>'s rally arc
.plo,od md Il las been Iut.nlted 10
tIpsc a. ~ mead .. the prsanizliion
tha' c...ril employers u'd Thought taat
the ~yuuug.ter5 81 thc!r 'up.p, were
-cokinl q aaI' 'tv Dr' f'r their $50
uuernrnj rt.,.: t.tn for ln" purpose
90 N sliu- Il. pyr, uIul"f AS an
answer t,c orr,ru.s wished II well un-
c,rstpol .tt ,h" boys had been or
....d g.. .rpr.l 80 the atmory Just ~
t. thcy I.ld been nhlitI,mcn.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
he WILL GO BACK TO
PATER ON TO LIVE.

Kerr denied ne had received any
threats Of personal harm from members
%, Jennie Bosschietor's family. but
said. whether ne had o. not, he wotli
to Paterson 'iu due time and
lake up the threads % his life that ned
been broken in a moment OF SELF !ndul-
n and forgetfulness. He said he
: felt the w;olo thing the more because
lie was the or!y me1Ner OF 4 highly
respected M prominent family VINO
lad been accused 90 c'ime.
IN speaking OF his imprisonment kor'
said tho time lad been 40 lpn- 'hat
every hour was n day.. every day n
wear, and that he felt down deep IN his
',,art that Ms companions IN crime
we're experiencing tho sane couatin&
OF minutes. hours and DAYS.
We'll, whl. do YOU think the ual:ntH
and rela tives Of Jennie Rossohioter nav"
Snffered?' asked the reporter. \ traG
trickled down Kerr's che. X. He wl,is-
pered, poor Jennie AMI cut of any
further reference to the victim Of the
tragedy.
Kerr seemed anSioUs taAt the impress
sion he mad turned states evidence he
corrected. He declared he had pleaded
Guilty 80 A. to .,scape the severe pun
ishment Death, Campbell and Mc.Aliister
had received,
The evening world., 1912-02-10
HOW CNE GIRL. AVOIDS TAKING
THE EASIEST WAY.

'''o 49,
"o.N'"s ~, 49,
Mo"'" ','' - ~ VN'' 20
."m,, ..
'r"t - ,'pPo, '"''." "4"'u'
tluue' / T,d''e" al r'V'''' "or" 81 ~
IL was an ''sn' "n"e Wl"s "''u I"
r'arF'e1 s's'i'' o"' ~" Went o'I we"
anu as ! was H.te'rs''u ~ on' o. ''r
male SEX l "ce''eo 20 stay mere anu
NY II a'ohH' $50" " d n'Ie nome !
couid nor Don ''''" ~ ''4' "s"ts
""ter din ior -. ! sot u room win
The evening world., 1912-02-10
PENNIES
WITH AN "AST0R"
AND Wins $1,000
Edward krogsrrod Has Marvel
Gus Luck Gambling With
a Chance Acquaintance.

NJ. ,.., a L. .,
-
w.
!" '" '""e ~ '"c i""'"""e' "'''
recent arriVai IN tMs Vaie OF tears IL
Edward krossrrod. a susceptible and
.credulous engineer who ives at No. GO
East Two Hundred and Thlrty-nfth
.,r..t 7, ,o~, rim ga, % ;,in And nj,
,n - i, 80. to ,sorrnnroa NO. 49,
.' "9"' '.Vu'" 40
we p'cS'"' "''efoa'o"'s Oh MI '""i'
Astor stanley, whose fatncr owns t1r
Aston House. daughter
Krogsrrol fell in with Thu "gcion of
the house of \.tor" in , Par; Row
a,,. VI. .,. .A., ,,a oI,thtn. ,r,,o
.ar, T.ama ,,a.
'''9 ""IPe'' "'' ""en N'"''' VOC
delivered into his hands he was weeping
over the fact that little Did New York
"wasn', like this in the olden days.
that all fh. yiided palaces OF chance
.. a., ,,,t w.. y,s ,hsn
",'I IS, " .,
'"e'lt H"'H'HS ""''s iP' guy '"' w."
bad Il couple 81 bones 10 put oNc' W-''o
they misht no some gooi. kr'eSr'"d
listened wlth nuth srupitn~. H."
,tstar,5 with mia head an ga, eide 49,
% x,y .procood s,,ul., vour story.
-. ..N -
interests "e"'
50 stanley said "H'i.sl up' "i '''
equivalent and suggeS ed tia n~i,chI't
ronnies wasn't half b,,i 4. e, .ul.t .:,r
inv ,h. cyc,tinu ilr. ,r canning 81, Hn.,.
ga .,, We, .,,, .. cooked y..I
-. - .,.i %, Tar 49,.
:, .''
90, NV Il -,
-" t'.tt. A., ~.
p,""' "i' ~, y ,.a,
W" .h, ,,,..
" nI', n.uh ro.. ',i ,. IN, -, or re,
rn,me ,rtonA, - So a,I rro,,..
.,H'.N ,r. az .,n,n ,,r. pn, h,t..
"r L;,,... .,n 49,. nr,n ~-.nr
~ ~. "i,r"r az 81
"a al - ,nrnta. . ATTN,
ranp,r, L,.., 70. ,,n,. "a NOM MAJ ~.
p]."'tn. i,.t. al ~ s-,,i,.r... -,
ana M s,c, rp,nhiro nrt .Ir,ysrrnd
didn't r,r,. II. saw ov ipc hooks th,.
w.. had won m, tl,opsIrd ana ,hat was
,lo,rh
Whe, tn, ti,r. cam, q, ..tu. .3 cas- .
NJ. Holm Aston St.nlo,. with a Ncqr,
air. drew rom his poo,,i ID thousand
dollar In and Erovsrruj', tired ayes
bulgcd out H. pu. ont Die. hlnI 10
take it Wh.u Stan..v htl another
thought. How did hc know r. KIu4srrpG
had lost 50 large y sum ie you'd have
been able t. pay 1t?
This inquiry di;cs ut,h t. fire
days Of cun,ito.m inscriptions. lUd
II krogsrrod had had his "ar 10 the
'barroom iloor IL would hay" heard
an agr-old chucklc.
In material riply thc thousand To-.
lar winner went Into his inside pock, {
AMI produced s31,. whtrh was as .oth-
ing c|onpd.eI to tine hrigai yellow BIN
h, had lust ,cc,. Unfortunately he
pnt the s3T5 on tho bar. and Mr.. stan
lev gathered II A.. ilqcrl n IN an a.
ye.o1c ana said that a. h, dli NOT
want to be without sucuding none :
Cor the day. amusement II would b..
bcttcr for them to go over to TIC A.
tor House, where he would write a
The evening world., 1912-02-10
CARNEGIE Is OUT AGAIN.
He Has Deen staying Indoors " iti
Had Cold.

Andrew Carnegie, who, on the advice
ot his physician, has remained Indoors
at his home, Fifth avenue and Nine
,ieth street, for the last two Or three
days In order to recover iroin a severe
cold. Was to-day reported quite we'll
again.
1t was said he hal received permis-
sion from his physician 10 take mis-
usual daily walk ayuiOi the reservoir
in Central Park IL ne felt 80 inclined.
The evening world., 1912-02-10
CHANCE FOR THE EXERCISE OF
COMMON SENSE.

Apart from the confusion of mind
and senses which Ven a few alcohoiie
drinAs produce in certain types OF wom-
en- confusion detrimental TO morality
and sci l-,espect-it Is not the part %
common scnsc for any girl 10 shorten
deliberately hcr days IL yoith n
slimnoss and beauty by 81 systematic
absorption Of the most fattening sub
stance n earth.
rho uGestlon of the cantfen may not
ue t.e .nos; vital problem In tho life %
the si.. on t3e firing linz snoa!d sag
,hut the -.aat majority Of working sl.!s
drink nothing stronger .naa Ice cream
soda-hut il Is one SHE IS bound 70 mee1
a. s.,p,e TN.
The evening world., 1912-02-10

The World .tlmana has arrived.
Ito advent Is a thing looked forward
to In every n~eWspa.rr Office in the
country. The Almanaa is the iinal
authority on most questions arising
in the Office in the curse CT the
year. II such question is one which
an be decided ircm collections OF
statistics and grouping OF related
facts. The New York Wcrll gets out
the best yearly publication ut his
character. The one 10: 1912 Is lully
w 70 Re standard
The evening world., 1912-02-10

'"' ilSat aJgt ~ mon a., ,,L.
'he'T ""tS - Icy. Tboy know. cIu,bs.-
mere INA. th' moral S.anlar d oS ,ho
i.'io.y J. a. ulgh. it not hJR,,r' ,,,n
ihit ~ the t4liry9m. Bi, /. ~ w,,.
FIN ih'h"a u. herself. no. vs,, 49,.
INN" OF ne. hat count mos, ,,,,.,
- IN oId 9'overo-Spanisr, ,ninn-
whIcn says; The nnspoAen worI g..
SoGE Save, tina .pokc.i word il vo,,.
MASTER ''''
row many girls can take cyen ono
.ochl''l without fegrettins the nur.
"-' ma t'r CHARACTER Of their smoke,
words: "'
80 woman ie'pises preachinv NOR.
than J 40 ~. not even the .irl I'm,
takes an 7ecaa .onal cocktail ana ,btrhs
this IS Al "ro,,"'
don't loiiove IN urging upv Wv, -,
IN" :r'ng linz not to drink mot IN nor
nit herself /" be kissed hcc,Jse so,,
perhaps mythical future husband"
might not approve, because f. she h,,
any sense she answers immciintcly
why mould ! bother about hinp lie
isn't worrying "bout me And rroa,
that aspect ~ the case she's right.
Not for her future husband. but
for l:er aser prepont self, COR thar
Instinct in her that 10 bettsr than
ali tho sermons and trua- than ALI
the saapels, she must keep thu
faith--not for men, not for anv
mcn--but for w~omanhood.
| have never helrd 4 W.aI,u s,.o.
ot O, question IA" higl ~rIcI .tandnr I
OF the g.t'- on the trims Inc. Bu, I
! have heard f,ntastic and d!5-ralita,lc
tales told 10y men about worsin.
! women. A0l les" tales any woman
knows g. hr nntru' II sac has rver
come IN 'pnta'' "'.u i lHrsc lumber
OF girls vino vor. for a living.
Here and there IN "a shop or A f,c-
tory may be one or two o: three womep
Of duubtigl morals, THego is no society
so .N'lu8.y. that has tot tho sam.
nuinocr "a is suspected list.
Tn most astounding, re most splen.
did thing about the army of 5OoUDD
wur,,ins ;iris ~ NtW Au.i'gIty IL ,hA7
with all ~" u'Tcultie. II prlyatlons
Of .heir iives- ,nsuficiertly nonrIsaed
thinly 81 Il, nd, IN many cases, lar
from nomc--..s number of desertiong
is So SINAI.
sit!ae "a ,ap N!sAt Lou.. d.. Women
. short I'm go, : Julge N,l1rc bust
ness g. - 80 s.uleace the ! uesertcrs
brouYn. J,.-iu u!nl. $40 n.,
~ uoa't mind saying TO you that
II men haa tine same choics I've.
tween the hogd ana tina easier; way
that these siyls had. there would be
q great many more men dsssrtsrs
The evening world., 1912-02-10
To lake a Beer or a Cocktail May Not lie 1rinlng
With He'll Fire, but Alcohol in Any Form Blights
the Bloom of Youth and Ruins the
Figure, Which Is a Crime.
Experience of a Working Girl Who Aroided 1.-The
Easiest Way" Perhaps Because She Could See
the Horrible End---Mo,al STANDARD of
Factory Higher Than Bathrooms.

There is one problem which every girl on The
Firing Line has to meet and solve sooner or later-the
problem of the canteen.
In preparing lists of the necessary expenses OF a
girl who works for a living in New York. all the experts
are agreed that whatever the thrift AMI foresight of tho
80, -. IS and 80 a week girls. they will not have any
money left to spend for amusements-lance n,ov,ro
pictures, theatres, magazines or books.
Fortunately for the girls, however. their vou,h an,
attractiveness provide. often unconsciously, Young non
or AZ any rate 4 young man, with whom ,hcv sh,r,
their leisure and their amusements And I, !. ~
The evening world., 1912-02-10
George Kerr Quits Prison With
Threat of Vengeance Hang
= ing Over Him.
IBIS GOING SOUTH NOW
SaVs'He Will Return to Live in
Paterson, but His Family
Opposes Plan.

70 sXUWHT0N 49, IN -Ah
-oecrr. x.,r an. ~, ,,o ov.r... oor.
~. ~ N"
.. " GU" D'
S"e'er' ratersoh MIL siri decfared
~. IN Evening world reporter on MS
resese from prison Al the expiration or
n's''s!m ten minutes after midnisht to-
Wy '"at Nc ih'ehus 10 return 10 f'ater-
~" S"o hVe oowh MS past a reiatve
W." me, MN q. tne prison ATE sa'a
~ 5sNnAiy wouid not c"uhtehance sucn
step ~ is reported IN Paterson mat
= rolauSo OF the bosschieter siri mas
sworn 10 mai any Oh the Tour men I'M
Nv -. "S,eu '"0' N"
70 ."o seo"e ot '.eir e,'"ie'
"~s p'.so" ee,o" years ""u
n."e uA's n ""' "' -
...vs"ea
-Aiurew "npue"' ".'' .so,
~ -"
'NS~ -. 49,.
: - -.
s ~
Ne"N o"OWS ne 10 wv Te~" W
VENGEANCE.
That Kerr feared vengeance was ap-
parent when. as he was leaving the
prison in company with a relative ana
1 friend, a reporter stepped up to him,
out of the darkness. Kerr staggered
back and almost fell. He was hustled
into q taxicab and driven to Barlcws
Hotea, opposite the Pennsylvania sta
ton, where he gulped down a glass OF
w~hiskey-his first drink since he was
The evening world., 1912-02-10

hut Il Is true that the woman
who does not take alcohol in any
form keeps her youth end her ~.
urs longer than she who takes neer
or cocktails, or whatever happens
to be the favorite liquid refresh
ment OF the men she Knows.
Alcohol may not be sinful. but 1t
- fattering. It 10 worse than =
crime - it IL 4 blundor for any
wonian who wants to keep h
clear eyes. the frcsh color and II
graceful outlines Of youth.
The wonan OF l~eisure-the one wh'
has nothing better 20 Do tnaa to sicei
till the masseuse 20 '.cs i, II next ia.
may ne able u ciint glasses wit.
ne male good fellow. Bu; II" girl Wl'
eight and nine and tea hours
Gly cannot AFFORD to DO Il.
The evening world., 1912-02-10

marked effect OF the number Of de-
sertiOas. -., ,f '-t at.A 3 Sc!f-
respecting recruit should solve with
one word-NI.