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walk in the garden OF the house which
the government had given him.

walk in the garden OF the house which
the government had given him.
During the earlier days of his arrival he
was included in the sights of the dis
trict Second only to the shows, and by
means Of special passes the curious were
wont to visit and gaze upon him.
Barely Ave feet six inches in height,
he might almost be described as
Insignificant in appearance. His eyes
have a certain fascination. and his
forehead shows Intelligence The
present dalia lama is thirty-seven
years of age. and is learned in
Sanscrit. Tibetan and Pail. He is devout
in the exercise of his priestly functions.
So far as 1 can learn, the attacks which
have been made from time to time on his
moral character are unfounded and UNI
just Rising between 3 am. and am.
he devotes the major portion of his time
to his prayers. On the average he sleeps
about five hours out Of the twenty-four.
He is passionately fond Of animals. par
ticularly Of dogs. Of which he had no
fewer than sixteen at Hillside" his
favorites being two that were presented
to him by Lord Minto.l He also prizes .
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JENNINGS-DAVIS 1FEUD' GOOD
PLAY ON COMMERCIAL BASIS
Connie Mack, Under Whom Maps Mana
ger Played for Years, Reaped Rich
Harvest by Criticising Cobb.

eral were benefited. The plan worked
we'll.
Davis started his attacks on Jennings
as the result of spiking incident during
the world series OF 1911, when Fred Snod-
grass, the Giants outfielder. leaped into
spikes foremost
Continuing Attacks.
After the team returned to Philadel-
phia interviews credited to Davis
charged Jennings with melting snod-
grass action. Davis claimed that Jen-
nings. a warm personal friend of Nc
Graw. suggested that the Giants use lit
nings, according to the interview. we'll
knowing the weakness of Baker in block
ing the base lines
Since that time Davis mas lost little
opportunity TO criticise Jennings. In
Cleveland last week another interview
appeared. which credited Davis with de-
nouncing loud coaching methods on the
ball field. OF course, since the Tigers
were in Cleveland at the time. no one
could guess at what Manager Davis was
aiming his criticisms.
Slap at Clevelanders.
One Cleveland paper remarked that
fans were against Jennings because Da-
Wis was against him, which is rather hard
on people of the sixth city OF the United
States-people who would generally be
credited with possessing ability to judge
for themselves and form opinions of their
own.
The time-honored rivalry between the
Tigers and Maps gives Davis the chance
of lifetime to insert some advertised ILL
feeling into the regular proceedings. If
nothing more the Davis criticisms Of Jen-
nings should help the gate" as much as
the Mack criticisms of Cobb. The field is
ripe for just such harvest of dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

DETROIT, Mich, April 25.-Is the ami
mostly that Harry Davis seems to bear
against Hughie Jennings and the De-
troit club real or assumed? From the
grandstand it appears a display of feel
ing entirely founded on a commercial
basis.
Harry Davis received much valuable
information from Cornelius McGillicuddy.
With other things Mack had the ability
to bring about public feeling which had
its commercial benefits.
In connection with this statement we
beg to recall the Cobb "spiking Incl
dent at Bennett Park. Going into third
base. Cobb happened to brush against
the extended arm of Frank Baker, and
a slight skin bruise resulted. The next
day Mack broke through the news col
umns with long interviews, bitterly ar
raigning Cobb and alleging bad methods
of offensive playing.
Interviews Successful.
The Mack interviews had their result.
They brought sympathy for Baker. and
even intimate friends of the star of the
1912 world series must admit that for
him sympathy means the same as APP
plause for the average star
When the Tigers arrived in Philadel-
pIia nearly 100 police were required to
keep the mob back. and all attendance
records in Philadelphia were smashed.
Balm and Gold.
The Mack interviews gave Baker his
sympathy and the Athletics large crowds.
and consequently the wounded feelings
of Baker got their balm, and the always
eager Golfers of the Philadelphia club
their gold Nobody was injured and sew
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lord Mimic.
Despite the implicit trust reposed in the
dalia lama by the people of Tibet, his
bed as ruler has not been one Of roses
for some years past. He has been contin-
ually harassed by the Chinese authorities.
no doubt out Of resentment for his incli-
nation to assert his authority in his own
country without interference from Peking.
The true history OF the promises made to
him in the capital Of China in 1904, when
he quilted Lassa at the approach of the
Younghusband mission. has yet to be
written. When the Chumbi valley was
held as security for the payment of the
indemnity to the British he compromised
Tibet by allowing the Chinese government
to meet the obligation.
After a stay In Picking he was advised
to return to Lassa by the Chinese gov
eminent, and he arrived back in his capt.
tai in December 1909. There he was in
formed that during his absence the Chi
nese had pi1laged the monasteries and
murdered monks and ofdcials. The coun-
try was still In . disturbed state when he
returned. and the promise that oil Chi
nese troops would be withdrawn from the
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DALIA LAMA'S RETURN.
Exiled Ruler on His Way to
Lassa.
From the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle.
The dalia Of lama, the exiled ruler OF
Tibet. is said to be on his way back to
Lassa. the capital. after long sojourn
in India. A correspondent who has just
returned from India sends us the follow
ing account of a visit to Darjiling. where
the dalia lama spent most of his exile
Nearly two years have passed since the
dalia lama sought refuge in Indian terri
tory In fear of his life from the Chinese.
At Darjiling he had been given a safe
asylum and means of subsistence by the
British government. He resided some dis
lance out of the town on the northern
slope, and there at Hillside he spent his
time quietly, attended by a considerable
retinue. On rare occasions he took q
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McGraw says his youngster Shafer is
the fastest man in base ball-faster even
than Dcvore.
Birdie Cree is recovering from his i'll
ness. but ii will be several days before he
viii be up TO concert pitch.
Chase is picking up in his batting, but
is backward in his stealing. He has made
only two steals thus far
4 considerable list of PLAYERS has been
hurt or i'll this season. due largely to
lack OF condition from bad training
Gather.
Jack Miller is doing we'll at first for the
Pirates. and they are beginning to believe
IN Pittsburgh that the long-existing
weakness AT that bag has been ova,-
come.
The Cardinals have bumped into a run
famine ever since they Toasted on those
twenty against the Cubs. Since then they
made only four tallies in three games.
Patsy Flaherty says that Martin,
shortstop of the Rochester team, and the
property OF the New York Americans. is
the best-looking young player he has
seen this spring.
whitewashed teams are the White Sox.
Clevelands. Detroits, New Yorks. Ath.
Ietics and Browns in the American
League and Pirates. Giants and Cardi-
mails in the National.
Tesreau is pitching in tough luck. He
held the Brooklyns to three hits the first
time, but lost through errors. The next
time he had the Superbas shut out until
the ninth inning. only TO be. taken out OF
the game.
Joe Jackson joined the army OF major
league cripples Saturday when Bill Burns
hit him on the arm with a pitched ball.
jackson was forced to retire from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

control he would be able TO restore order
very quickly. But his ministers foresee
another difficulty. Being a monk, the
dalia lama cannot advise war or blood
shed against the Chinese without infring-
ing the tenets of his creed.
I am assured by his ministers that he
will not resume rule in Tibet until he Is
absolutely safeguarded from Chinese in
reference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Charles NJ. Dreyer. q farmer, near Mon
royia. Frederick county. Nd. killed him.
self Wednesday. Dreyer used q shotgun.
having gone to the cellar of his home for
the purpose. He had followed farming
all his life. 1t Is said he had no domes-
tic troubles and his financial affairs are
in good shape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

game. 1t is not known how serious the
injury may be.
If base ball injuries keep piling up we
t.onal commission and foot ball rules com
mittee to draft resolutions looking to the
formation of playing safety devices.
A pointless spike, harmless ball. pneu-
matte basepaths and rubber bats may be
some Of the 1913 improvements.
Reindeer Killifer, the young catcher
will go to his home in Paw Paw, Mich.
Reindeer has a fractured bone in his hand
and will rest at his home until 1t mends.
left field berth with the Yanks. 1t is
said that when Birdie" comes back linn
will replace Daniels.
Jack Warhop says that he has heard
Of Home Run" Bakers special weakness
at the bat but would very much like to
be introduced to the same.
Hub Perdue of Boston has taken
Grover Cleveland Alexander's place as
National Hub" leads with three VIC
tories.
Far too much snarling, nagging and
AuSSlIS at the uNplIeS THIS season. But
then. owing to bad weather, dispositions
are not in condition yet.
In a game between st. Paul and Column
bus the other day the Columbus outfeld-
ers did not have a putOut. Cooper was
doing the pitching for Columbus.
Frank Chance was pinched the other
lay because his motor car smoked II
wish my pitchers had that much smoke"
SnIiInnflfzod hn( N,,H mo- <l~
discharged him.
It's all right to have a so-called fighting
bunch. but there's no need Of directing
the fighting at the umpire. Connie Mack
has fighting BUNCH but they leave
umpires alone.
Fromme of the Reds is specializing as
a Sunday pitcher. His only two appear
ances have been on that day and he has
made the most of the better the day the
better the deed idea by winning eacS
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Illustrations by James Montgomery
FlaEg, Joseph Clement Coll. Armand
Both and Herman Pfeifer. In our next
Sunday Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25
Remnants of Neckwear.

Women's Embroidered Linen Col
lars. in all heights and -
sizes. Regular price, CSC DC
Lot Of Yokes and Sleeves. in
s s!:ss to s. SELECT 's f1sm Reg ss l5c
ular price. Csc ...........
Remnant lot of Silk Chiffon
Ruching, in fluffy effects -
and folds; white and all col DC
ors. Worth Csc yard. ......
Odd lot of Women's Neckwear,
consisting Of Dutch Collars,
Jabots, Stocks. Rabats, Vel q
vet Bows. SILK Flowers, etc. &C
Regular csc values for. 49,.
Silk Windsor Ties, in plain col
ors and plaids; also
Crochet Four In Az
hands. Regular s5c L ZI2C
values at .............
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

linn is taking excellent care Of Cree's
left field berth with the Yanks It is
said that when Birdie" comes back linn
will replace Daniels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Reindeer killifer, the young catcher
who has made good with the Quakers,
will go to his home in Paw Paw, Mich.
Reindeer has fractured bone in his hand
and will rest at his home until It mends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

pointless spike, harmless ball, pneu-
matte basepaths and rubber bats may be
some of the 1913 Improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Jack Warhop says that ne has heard
Of Home Run" Bakers special weakness
at the bat, but would very much like to
be introduced to the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Chase is picking up in his batting. but
is backward in his stealing. He has made
only two steals thus far
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Frank Chance was pinched the other
lay because his motor car smoked 81
wish my pitchers had that much smoke"
soliloquized the Cub manager as the court
discharged him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Hub" Perdue of Boston has taken
Grover Cleveland Alexander's place as
the youthful pitching sensation Of the
National. Hub leads with three VIC
tories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

In game between st. Paul and Column
bus the other day the Columbus outdeld-
ers did not have putout. Cooper was
doing the pitching for Columbus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Far too much snarling, nagging and
fussing at the umpires this season. But
then. owing to bad weather, dispositions
are not in condition yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

a considerable list of players has been
hurt or i'll this season. due largely to
lack OF condition from bad training
Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25
BASE BALL BRIEFS.

McGraw says his youngster Shafer is
the fastest man in base ball-faster even
than Dcyore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

If base ball injuries keep piling up we
may expect a joint meeting Of the ma
t.onal commission and foot ball rules COM
mittee to draft resolutions looking to the
formation Of playing safety devices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

It's all right to have so-called fighting
bunch. but there's no need of directing
the fighting at the umpire. Connie Mack
has fighting bunch" but they leave
umpires alone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Birdie Cree is recovering from his ill
ness. but II will be several days before he
Will be up TO concert pitch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

ODD LOTS OF
WOMEN'S WAISTS.
Lot of Women's White Lingerie
Waists: trimmed with lace and
embroidery: odd sizes
Slightly mussed from nm
handling. worth $500. ZWC
Reduced to .............
Lot of Women's Fine Quality
White Lingerie Batiste. Wash
Wolfe and India Linon Waists; also
plain tailored styles: some trim
med with embroidery fronts and
others with lace; all sizes IN
up to ~. Worth $3.50 QDVC
and $500. Reduced to-.
Lot Of Women's Silk Shirt
Waists. of good quality washable
Jap silk, in neat striped effects;
soft collar and cuffs; white
grounds with navy. tan, brown,
lavender and gray
:i.:.: worth $3.50. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

game. 1t is not known how serious the
injury may be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25
Odd Lots of Chinaware.

Odd Lots of ChinaWare.
Decorated China. in a large assort-
ment of high-class designs-repre-
senting the odds and ends of regular
stock to be closed out tomorrow at
half price and less.
finch Plates, regularly Sc, for... .4c
S-inch Plates, regularly &c. for. .41sc
9-inch Plates, regularly 1Oc, for. sc
Cups in assorted shapes. regularly
1Oc Observation-Disclosures. 314c
Saucers, sold regularly at 1Oc. for. &c
Round Vegetable Dishes. regularly
25c Observation-Disclosures. .1Oc
Fruit Saucers, regularly 1Oc.. $3.50. &c
Meat Platters, regularly SOC. Ice
Meat Platters. regularly &c. .lOc
Sugar Bowls, without covers. reg
ularly 3oc Observation-Disclosures. loo
Butter Dishes. regularly 5c.......1hc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Fromme of the Reds is specializing as
a Sunday pitcher. His only two appear
ances have been on that day and he has
made the most of the better the day the
better the deed" idea by winning eacS
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

Jack Miller IS doing we'll at first for the
Pirates. and they are beginning to believe
IN Pittsburgh that the long-eXisting
weakness at that bag has been ova,-
come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-25

The Cardinals have bumped into a run
famine ever since they Toasted on those
twenty against the Cubs. Since then they
made only four tallies in three games.
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-25
% Zprdvy re St. Paul. &c

- Dne ": dubna 5dostalo Sc velice
pfijemneho pfekvapenl PAM Vaclav:
Vondrove,> bydlicl ma Arbor ul. Pa
nj Vondrova odesla ma nakup do me-
sta a "a jejl 'nepfltomnosti seSly Sc
elenkyne J.C.D:~ do jeji pfibytku a
ocekavaly S velikou dychtivosti jejl
navrat. LIE 81 ovsem pfedstaviti,
jake bylo jeji pfekvapeni, kdyz
vstoupila do sveho pfibytku a ODE
vsad Sc ozvaly hlasy: $:Surprise, "
Pani Anna Novy odevzdala potom
PAM Vondrov6 p6knou kv6tinu a
pronesla jmenem pfitomnych vhodn6
blahopfani k IS. narozeninam osla-
venkyn6. Potom rozvifil Sc vesely
.hovor dcery oslavenkyn6 pouzily
zaneprazdn6ni navSt6vnic a nanosily
ma stoly nejchutn6jsich zahusek
NSem nam vyborn6 chutnalo a vzda-
vame dceram p. Vondry nejupf1m-
nejsi diky, ze mas pozvaly k talk pek-
n6mu a jim mil6mu dni. Rodine
pana Vondry provolavame tfikrate
hfimave: "Na zdar."
Jedna Z pf1tomngch.
- PTlSti mGslc bude m1ti nase ce-
sk6 obecenstvo pfllezitost pfivltati
upfimn6ho vlastence V osobe pana
Jana KaSparka I Texasu, jakoz i
vsecky jeho pfatele a znam6 z Chi
caga, S PAM Hadrsincovou V cele,
kterf 'pteUehfUstinsky vystoupf 1ra jpvi-
sti C.S.P.S. sine "Bordynkaf1ch. "
Hra, jiz vypravi Sokolska Jednota
naSe, jest propletena mnoha zertov-
nymi i vaznymi sc6nami re zivota
chicagskych Cechi a pfitomne jest
hrana We vsech v6tSich cesko-ameri-
ckych osadach velikym dsp6chem.
Jmeno autora, p. r. J. Psenky, jenz
znam jest Z mnoha jinych praci lite
rarnich, zarucuje naSemu obecenstvu
pf1jemny ve6er. Sc zkouskami jz
zapocato a datum provozovanl hry
pfineseme pfist6.
~ State Savings Bank (Statni
spofitelnl banka) v elsie SO vychod-
nj ctvrta ulice. Vklady ucinene
pred 5. dubnem ponesou drok po
8 mesicG do /. ledna 1913 Spofi-
teln1 ucet t6to bance zajiSfuje ne
jen maprostou bezpecnost, ale zaro-
ven pobada k Setrnosti a ukladani
malych obnosG kdykoli jest tax moz-
no. Banka jest otevfena behem OBJ
vyklych bankovn1ch hodin a v pom
deli vecer cd 6 do hodin. - Urok
Z vkladd 3 a pill procent. Vklady
1. cervence 1911 $4,483,000.00.
-. Pfi m6stske volb6 V 1tery Z.
kvetna bude obcanstvo hlasovati 0
tfech dodatcich ku nyn6jslmu NEST
skemu charteru. K otisknutl dodat-
XII nestacilo by cele vydani tohoto
listu a proto> obmezujeme Sc pouze
ma hlavni jejich podstatu. Dodat-
KEN els: 1 umozneno bylo by mestu
vydavanf dluhopisd ku podnikan1
mistnich zvelebeni, jake. jest zava-
deni kanalisace a podobne, KITE
rychzto pfipadech poskytnuta byla
by poplatnikim doba sesti rokd pfi
droku 6, procent ku splacenl zvele-
bovacich DAM Dodatkem els. 2. da-
va Sc komisaru vefejnych mestskych
praci moe najimat jistych pflpa-
dech pracovnl silly S dennlm platem
| ku vykonavani zvelebovacich prac1,
bez pfedbeznych smluv ma zadanl
prace, iako Sc dele nynf. Dodatek
els. 3. zna6i tax zvanou komisafskou
vladu mesta, die niz byla by veskera
sprava m9sta y rukou sesti komisafI
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ROH sEDME, A BROADWAY.

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by zaroven moe vykonna zakono-
darna. VSechny dosavadni mestske
odbory byly by zruseny navrhovani
osnov m6stskych ordinance a hlaso-
vani mich d6lo by Sc primo lidem,
die iniciativy a referenda zakona
odvolavaciho (recalD. Dodatek 0
komisafske Wade mesta jest We sku-
te6nosti zcela novym charterem, lee
die rozhodnuti soudce Hallama II dis
triktnlho soudu, mus1 byti pfedlozen
co dodatek ku staremu charteru me-
sta.
- T. D. O'Brien, byvaly Glen nej-
vySsiho statniho soudu, vratil Sc
Washingtonu, kde zastupoval stat
pred nejvyssim soudem Spoj. Statii
v projednavani rozsudku soudce
Sanborna st. Paul a jak Sc vyslo-
vii, ma stat dobrou vyhlidku ma Vi
t6zstvi.
- Odevzdejte vas hlas prl volbe
pro Chas. H. Gerbera, kandidata "a
assemblymana. Pan Gerber zije 8.
ward6 m6sta a po tfi roxy zastaval
trad radnlho V m6stsk6 rad6. Ufed-
nj jeho rekord opravnuje jej k pod
pore vsech volicd. Je mladym mu-
zem a jako assemblyman slibuje "a
stavati svdj trad cestne svedomite.
- Pamatujte pfi volbe ma Henry
G.. Haase, demokratickeho kandidata
"a assenrtEymana: Pan Haas slouzn
po mnoho rokG mestske assembly
a vzdy Sc osv6dcil svedomitym a "a
imd m6sta dbalym zastupcem tom
t6lese. ZvlaStnf zfetel bral vzdy me-
Ii jinym k tomu, ably ku m6stske
dennl praci byli najimani zaslouzill
stafl chudsi osadnici m6sta. Haas
je starym obyvatelem m6sta a jak
v soukrom6m tax / vefejnem zivote
znamym pro svoji poctivost a spra-
ved]iv6 jednan1.
w Pojist6n1 proti ohni u nejlep-
sich spolecnosti opravnenych k OBJ
chodovani We statu vam obstara do
bfe a. spolehlive F. B. Mat]ach, po-
jistuj1ci jednatel, $40 Robert St.,
st. Paul. If
- Pfisti sobotu bude V mestskem
auditoriu zahajena um6lecka vystava
minnesotske statn1 umelecke spolec-
nosti, ma niz bude zastoupen vetsl
poGet vynikajicich malifd sochafd.
Cesky sochaf J. M. Korbel V Chicagu
bude vystavovati Gtyfi bronzove po-
doby a sice houslistu Jana Kubel1ka,
ruskou herecku Nazimovou, mallfe
Goldberga a srrfrazistku. Vstupne
do vystavy nenl zadne. Vystava bu-
de otevfena po pet dn1 cd 8. hod.
rano do 10. vecer.
- Hlasujte pfi volbe pro E. H.
Whitcomba, demokratickeho kandi-
data Ia assemblymana. Pan Whit
comb slouzil nekolik Init zakono-
darnem telese mestsk6 assembly a
jake lekaf prosadil n6kolik zdravot-
mich ordinance ma prospech vefejne-
no zdravotnictvl. Jako zajmG mesta
dbaly a schopny muz zaslouzl sobe
znovuzvolen1. Dejte mu svoji pod
poru. ...
- Frank Yoerg, kandidat "a as
semblymana, jenz uchazi Sc znovu-
zvoleni, jest vseobecne znamy jake
jeden 2 nejlepsfch muzd V mestske
assembly zaslouzf $: podpory vsech
volicd V den volby. !.
- Strana demokraticka postavila
letos do pole yesm6s slime kandidaty
| a nikdo nechybf, kdyz odeyzda svdj
MinnesotskeÌ noviny. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1904-19??, 1912-04-25
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