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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

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fdnesn Die bsiosn iunssn qeuie, bic
aus Dulbbeim gum Sserssoienit uuss
gebpbsn narsn unb fit nun auf Der
Reiie gum gssiris.ommdneo btfdn'
ben.
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5anisns gspeien. sIeia als oh ss stn
2sbspph fir INNER gdlte. gei 9us
bers mar bic Sdte anbsrs. Batter
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offisisr Der Rsisrpe geipei.n. uno bier
griiber pom WiIbtlm hatten I5on In
Der armee e.bi,nt pber oitnten nod.
.0ilkIm. bali bic Cbrsn itsif!~ bate
Der Batter nur sumIbfbieb aeiagt uno
ibm einsn blun.sn 9bdIer in Die 5anb
g.briitt.
QIs bic beIbsH aHaebenben arsger
odnn i'm alinasIbdbnteH iaben unc
5anisn Tsius IsBts .3dhre hinuni.rse'
Thludt bate, .ramten fs sundhft NAL
itre 5dnb.offsr uad, I'M feit5uiteIeH.
mas Wut.sr uns Gtpsfiern gut.s
bariu perpadi tatten. 9i. srpbs 9es
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uno balo ipatsn lie I'M snsen wleis
nungsoustauih iiber pereunaene unn
tommenbs 3sitsn besriffen. Der bin
uHo pieber ourh einen SIngiong uH'
terhrohen fpurbs.
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man bIob Der s1uptmonn uro Der
GsIopebei mid lpdreni limb penn pir
man BLOB Su einer apmpusnis tOmmeu
tbdien."
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be ne Greubs fir n GsloUsbsl isin."
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sen ansahl anbersr juns.r 2suie 81
einem transport psreinisi. einsH
Siiisisr unb msburen lInitroffisierer
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ments 1876 iiberseben, uno fort gins's
gum Bdbnbof. glnh fhier enblpie,
Sdbrt purh. bic 0orniipn erreift
1ihtsr GtiobsrnebeI lag auf ben
pldB Dor benz Rsgimeniseeih ssimr
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Wiol in isiner tur3sn militdriIfer
2aufbabu GIiid, sr Tam NIT 5ubtl
CUR felben aompagnit. Sur t0nigIider
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aber bas Glid. tpis sr meinis. fir Ian
ge 3eit ben Riden.
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por unbeilpsrtiiuoenb. Damn spnrb
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fommobirt, rporauf Deter linisun
mahts unb bufiir NIT ben Morten bel
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SiraBen, unb snDIi6 fianDen Dit Rt
fruten DOR ibrer Qaftrns.
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ben transport mad Gtube IT.; fcffsl
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Der JeIbnebsI. auf GtHbe II Tag sls
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

Ger allen Saftionen in Der Rnrtei ge-
aebm tit, ben aampf dufaugeben. ton.
nen besbalb faum eripdrten. bab Der
prdiiosnt ihren Wunihen seneigt 81
MAIDEN pdre. Rooiepelt bat bic gan3e
getpesuRg als sJate" be3ethnet uno
einem Snteroie,per, Der ihm Den
puls fiihlen ipollte, seIdgt, er mOse
tbn gefduieit NIT iolhen 4lbernhsi:sn
in Rube lafen. 2euten Ieiner ndheren
llmgebnng fpn Der Colonel geiagt ha'
BEN, oab er Die Shpisrigteiten in iets
nem Sample fir uniiberpinolih halts,
aIio nid)t ON einen erfolg CLAUDE,
aber, babe er bin3usefiist, er perbe
Den Gampf Biz gum bitteren gnoe
austdmpfen uno penn sr uu6 ntdt
cine einsige gleftoralitimme erbaltc
Gs 1T gang RopfsDelti1s Art, NIT
benz Sopf gegen Die Mausr onsurene
nen. 8ieeen opsr brehen. Sn oielem
Sale piro es breden hetBen. gBlr
elduben a6er, oab es Rooie0ett lit, es.
iit ben 6dls briht, uno Die GonpeEs
ton, melche ibu i'll Chicago arf Den
ShiIb erbsben folI. piro bas Shidlal
nId1t dbpeneen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

Turnbetric bmie er nj h
fein ioII TELLER Die GIpnlptihen
GpieIe IN Ser id1tpeoiIhen Saltptitaot
oar. Gort maht lid bas 2ttbIetentbim
brett uno brtht ieoen Gag Elm paar
Heforos. Tieie 2eitte mogeu itd) ais
Sotl- ODER @eitipriuecr ooer @e'
ipidlteItemmer i'm 3irfus proou3iren,
BON elmer hormontiher gtusbilomg
Ses gou3en 80rpers, rpIe oas oertiGe
Surnen es beJneft, iino oieie athle'
ten nett entierut. iSitr bas nllgemeine
8oIf baben Die Glpu1piid1en Spteie
nur BEN eiren geuten, 0aB lie Die
GdnuIuit beirieoigen. 9leiben mir lie.
Der BEL ituierm Spitem. Gas 3tel,
oas 0eutife 5urnen gum 8emeingut
Ser Boiler 3u MAIDEN, lit ms bod
iif)er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

DAB elm niebrtgsr ubrz
prsts auf Der Strabenbabn bie3ahl
Der 5a6radfte dutomatiia erb0bt, tbut
Der geriht eines Sahoeritdnbiqeu in
SoIeoo bar, Der eingeiest ipurbe, um
Gusgaber uno gtruobmen elmer borti<
gen StraBsnbabn 9sieQftaft unter
Der 8sroronung betrsffs rsbusirter
Jdhrprelfs, Epelde felt Sanuar inSreft
lit, na65upiifen. Der 8eribt, Der fih
iiber bic bier srIten Wonate beg esubres
erfiredt, 1T benz Mapor Wbitlot unz
terbreitet noroen. Der 9urhihntttss
fa6rpreis betrdst in bisfem Sabre 4 3
Gents i'm 8ergIei6 gu 4,74 Gents i'm
Sabre oorbr. Die 3unobns in Der
3dbl Der Juhrgdfte eiebt Der Sah<
peritdnoige auf iiber etne MtaiDn an.
Derglettoii6erf6uB III sipar non $191. =
600 auf $110, 900 in ben gsrihtmonus
ten auriidgegangen, mas o6er tmmer
nod cine anitdubtss @er5infuns bes
ongelegten Ropituls 1T, falls mar "a
nt6t OerDdHert bat, tpie bas Bel alien
StraBenbabnseielIf6dften m6r pber
tDeniger Der JaQ iit. gei l.qitimer
Hapitdlifrung tummen bic Qttiondre
aud bel einem niebriger.n syabrpr.is
poQauf auf ibre Rehnung unb fir bos
mdfer brauht oas gublitum niht al
be3u5len.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

mir befinbtn uus in bsr
3ett Der Sunbstage ooer
Der lauren @urte. Die meritanifhen
RebelIen fteiHen Der Joroerung mad
Ruhe Re6nung tragen unD iih langs
lam perfriimeln gu MOLTEN. Die Stdlies
ner in Sripolts empftrben tein Rahes
beoiirfniB, obgleih ss tbnen biz isBt
toum gelungen ift, Die surtei aus ibs
Ter Rube auf3uideudeu, tros Der piss
len ~gIdn5snoen Siege. Sn 9ortus
gal lahen Iih bic W3enIheH fir i6rer
@Tsapnig tOotihIugen uno in Der
Der. Stauten brobt Der poIitiI6e 8t:
fun isben 4ugsnblit piebsr Iossugs.
ben, naGbem Die gusbriihe in Gbicdgr
uno in Baltimore taum uberitanoer
fino. UldH e0Hnt uns niht sinmal
tpdRreno Der 9unostage oas ungsitOrts
ShpiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

gs ift anseregt porben,
Dus brahliesenbe 2dno in 5amiltpn
Gountp unter gseisneter 4nleitung
lonopirtbfhaftlid nubbar au MAIDEN
unb biefe 4nleitung ioa Don Der lanos
piftbfhaftliden WerIuhs Station.
bic fih unier Gountp ausslegt bat, .re
folsen. Ulan sreift bierbei auf Die
pingereefhe 5bet suriid. 4ls pinae=
rec In ben 6unserjabren 1903 bis19O6
garsermsiiter bon Detroit mar. ialus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11
Der ftarts ReaenfuIl il

Der Grnte gang befonpers oieulib ses
peIen. Die QusIi6ten Iino nit auss
nabme BON Winterpei3en Die beften.
Dollten isbt Die SlsiI6barone in fd
ee6en unb bic 5leifbprsiIe berubieben,
bann tOnntsu Iid Die Weni6en tpirts
LID Tattsfen. G5emiiietoit obne 5leifh
lit bel beiBem Wetter redt 5utrdgli9,
duf bic 9auer t0nnen aber 2eute, mel
DE ihper arbeiten mIfTsn, m0ee es
MN init oen Wu5feIn ooer nit oen'
9irn iein, Ger 5Ieiidndbrung Hits
sntzatbsu, peuu iie uiht tDrperI;6 gu
9runoe geben polIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-11

Wis mir porausgefdgtb1
bebnb, oenft RooieDelt ni1t naran, ben
Rampf um bas prdfibentenamt dufsu.
seben. Die WGnner, fpelhe Hnter Der
gefUesung fieben, Durh eine WafTen.
petition beibe, Gaft unb Rpofspelt sa
ktpessn. 81 gunfteu eines Drit.sn,
The evening world., 1912-01-13
MERCURY FOOTERS
TOYS IN HANDS Of
WANDERERS SEVEN
Amateur Hockey League Game
Results in Defeat of n. y.
A. G.. Team, 8 to l..
" MAY CONF 70 ms

The Wanderers simply toycd with the
Mercury Footcrs in the'r Amateur
Hockey League game at 81. Nicholas
Rink. winning by Il score OF g 10 l..
They outplaye the athletic club men
at every stage and In every department
Of the game.
Fast skaters all. the Wanderers set
n pace that was too much for even the
veterans on the New York team to
keep up with. The Wanderer young
sters knew their game and they knew
how to play against the Mercury
Footcrs. These two things. coupled
with the close following of the puck.
and their accurate shooting. nettcd
them an easy victory. But all these
factors which yielded "a triumph can
be summed up IN the words the better
team"
AS the score shows the Wanderers did
their work well. And they went about
their task In a mcthodicll and n the
same time a brilliant enough manner to
leave little doubt In tho minds Of tho
spectators, after the game was once
under way, as to the outcome OF tho
struggle. The style OF play uncovered
by the Wanderers spelled victory FOR
them soon after the teams got Into
action.
And this opinion on tho par; o' the
experts and even the casual hOckey
game attendant vas strengthened as the
game went On. only once did the M"r-
curry Footcrs rave n change that threat
ened to pm, them IN n position where
they might be dangerous.
The evening world., 1912-01-13
$4,000 GOLFERS IN NEW YORK
PAY $2,OO0,O 900 TO PLAY GAME
Millions Represented
In the Game of Golf.
EVEN TINE RoV<H Necks WILL take
Oe WIN THE GAME.

As giving an approximate idea OF
the modern investments In goli
courses of this vicinity. the follow
ing aXures can be given.
The Rumson Country club or Sea
bright expended s3j0,G0 on Its ne"
property there. which. however. In
cluded a small polo field.
The Garden city Golf clubs links
is capitalized for about s3JO.OW.
Tho new National LINKS OF Amer
lea paid s2Oo.0O for It's real estate
On the sand dunes at Shinnccock
Hills, ninety miles from Now York.
4 wilderness without roads. uhpro-
tected from tidal waters and IN
tested with mosquitoes.
The Nassau county club or Glen
cove within a yea completed a new
homs that with furnishings cost
si25, Oo.
The Greenwich Comm Country
club within two years has expended
about S2O0.OOo in doubling Its course
and putting up a new home.
The new Piping Rock cub OF To-
Gust Valley. l.. l.. will In the spring
open property valued at $a",Vo.
The Crawford On. j. and Brook
lawn CBridgeport) Clubs nave
doubled their courses within "A year.
The R!dscwood IN. j. cub ana
lien Ridge ~. j. Club are con-
atructing now courses alons with
new homes at an outlay OF
sands OF dollars.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

inclination he drops athletic work en-.
tlfelN. And IN a few years he becomes
~ s'sgy 40 "A sponge.
There was a time when [ didn't nm.
deistind these things. About twenty
years ago ] applied for life insurance IN
a big company. Their doctors examined
m" and turned my application do W cold.
l. made a lot of talk. People couldn't
understand how 1t was possible that a
man liz Wlll,a;a Muldoon, with his
strength and health and physique. al
ways IN raining and condition, could bo
a bad rIsN. Finally the company had mo
examined aSain. and they brought in
Famous experts and well-known doctors
10 do me work. And the experts sa,d
that ! had an athletic heart, ana the
company refused my application. |
Thought y vas an outrage-but thcv
were perfectly right. Yes, nine mon ont
OF ten IN ny case would have been n
bad rsN. - had been like the aver
axe business man I'd have heen dead
Years ago, Bu; : had no Intention or
desire 20 give ~ exercising. went
ahead n mad" thnt my lifc work.
and to-day there Ism, a healthier man
living.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

~ HERES \ DoUHrlNG THOMAS who doesn't take kindly to IN y Ideas OF
training down to normal weight and he loosens the pet NJ stores of his
L Indignation ths:
WERRA WrRRA:
Nu are greatly mlstakcn II yu thnk yu are a n AUTHORITY % 10Y to
get rid ofo verwclght Your seering snrcasm in the answer yu gave To
some fat victim The other day sets yVu In direct opposition to every ~
thorty oil this important subject. I had to work on hltyhv pounds
md tn d 1t Ihad to cut out meat bread. potatoes, sugar. whskey. be@
and ale. used to u around the reservoir sometimes thrice at n SEES
sion worked indoors all a AZ n gold ad at nigh I boat me
tg an little drums in an orchestra, nd al to sleigh bells nngih
too steam whistles, bans the triangle. clash the cynbals ~ give im-
tattons of horses hoofs, railway trains an automobiles
Pm ruttluz ON IL little n@h again snce cga to eat buckwurst
s,usnges. told the Doc. tina. buckwurt. which Is made Of veal. isn't
wursta
NV advice to the corpulent man n roma std 10 as lid an they
won't realize now fss. they VIII fall way. Yours rr the at Man.
LEWIS THE LIGHT.
Your discovery that buckwurst sansases are not meat because thy re mao
of yal is me worthy OF the Rockefeller institute o Scientific Research. -
hq M same flavor to me. lDoe. as N gets b " licking a postage amp But
N chenp cal ia mi up In cosly sausage skins has ever been n mystery to
ne M can bc accounted for only IN the hypothesis that tn Dutch Will take
M God m chop NJ maui and nash It unna Ill scrrbiance OF Its ORIGINAL
sMr hs departed N Il gives forth a brand new flavor N n surprising odor.
Look at what theyd DO ito n decent Bit OF cnbbIse Looe? Hear hw It protss0
v,nrcfl on cabbasy smell " they serve II alongside a b0led frank
futcr tho n pedgrec ad nanked Ny a mes called kctunel salad that ns
vs main hut zones potato And the Iurh grow stout, but I think IL N
the grub the cat, ut the wash that helps II down.
4 stl believe I.ooc that my plan Of reducing the waitband is better thn
nr Docs. II had to cut out meat an broad m spuds n heran N wills
oh I.oic. Ioo!c. I'd bo leading u procession to Calvary, and wouldn't -
walking either.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

III DIDN'T SEE ia MONK. other
wise Kid Grlfro. plunklng down $40 for
L a box at Commodore Dutch's Naval
I,all, which comes on at Tammany
Hall ncxt Monday night. I'm "A goat
And when the blinking effect had left
my eyes | took a revised fash at the
Kid. lie was all herewith spangles.
There was Q rock on his left ring
nnger that would dazzle Jake Mincer.
There Was a cluster az big as the bot
tom OF a beer scoop In his Xmas GIT
scarf. And he wore one OF those fuzzy
Fedoras-vclour, my friend, jimmy
Nelson. calls 'cm-and tho Kid had
The evening world., 1912-01-13

WURRA WURRi:
l appeal to you for some intorma-
ton concerning what Ia being done
by the Public Service Comnh ssioncrs
and other public officials regarding
the Improvement OF the t~ransporta-
ton matters. What Is II all abovtf
CAR AHEAD.
noor old sufferer! Physicians Ions
ago agreed that the only use for tonsiis
ana the vcrrniform appendix was TO
provide a basis for u doctors bill FOR
cutting them out. tho sire OF the bill
depending upon the bank roll of the
patient. II there had been as much
study IN political economy rs therc has
been In medicine the Public Service
would Ions ago hav been
classcd with tonslls and appendices.
and the New York community would
go around proudly exhibiting the scar
which represented the place where the
Commission n once an expensive and
annoying nuisance.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

purple gloves on him and patent cow
hides. lie was there. righto'
Getting II soft Just now" aid the
Kid to my look OF amazement. II black
up for IA moving picture company. I
get captured every time they put on .
lynchlng scene. I get hung up every
time they make n q him. about twelve
times a day. and ! get two bucks q
smash. Guess II ain't soft-what?" ana
the Kid showed n roll as big aroun -
The World dome. I'm goin' to freeze
20 II. too" said he.
Yes. until Monday night" RAID the
Commodore. who knows the guests who
Will be at hat ball.
The evening world., 1912-01-13
! MANY CLUBS OWN LINKS OUT
RIGHT NOW.

FOR nature 20 taruw them on. This is
a tS.uE Few people understand.
The time 20 exercise Is when you
.e,l f.e,n and ~strong-when you fee
like work lg. II you're IN an Office an
Sc played out, don't 90 - exercising
right away. Rest. IN three or four
days. waen you feel tho need Of ply
deal work, go out ana work hard. and
in do you good,
81 my farm ! have studied nor for
years, ana I've studied the works OF
scientific writers IKE D.. Fishy OF
Yalt. Men who have organic diseases
! lelve to the dou.or', But men who
are only broken down through over
wu?5 or nervous strain | bring back
% li.e END health. Us a great study.
The evening world., 1912-01-13
De Orc Loses
Worlds Title

DENVER, Col. Jan. 1s.-Joseph Carney
OF San Francisco. after a remarkably
sensational finish. won the hnai block
OF Atty points In the contest with AL
fredo De orc. thus becoming three
cushion champion of the world over
tho former holder OF tho Lambert
trophy.
The evening world., 1912-01-13
Harlem W restIIug uOuts.

Tho. "le.tlS contests. v "i ir STAGED
next Tu,--ilD uish. At the llldcm Music Hal,
". go Wcs' one iiunirci and iAenN M II
s'.'rt. near seventh. avenue. mould furnish -one
~ ttmcn'. Sell Dl-rn, The Danish heavyweight,
Will appear agalnE. ,icutlc ~"udcl.. the ,;Trea
~ "Shal" Link u Baltimore. Johnny Dnn IS
eln nv1'in1iiut inr ne ancirinc' ~ josef rtnci-
the W.s, 20 meet America, tho Sonthfrn wordrr.
Cal Ncaur wt'l ~ corclls.ons with Max Wley.
The evening world., 1912-01-13
ONS STRIKING IDEAS ON HEALTH MAKING
V1URRA!
ov ~v.e. e.ss

crime.
n thtys say In the dictionary. an axiom is a law OF rUe drawn from
eNPvlCn'e by Induction or ncraihat and is so accepted b y postvsts J.
Ncn. m the hottest kind OF a posivst as all good people now I there
foc believe mat the auom stated IL a good on SO when ny old fnshAnA
fin'' Andrew carnegie admits, undor OATH. ht he al ignorant u the
sherman Ant-Trus Law. doesn't he nc up rs an apobgst with tho piNn.
everyday maiefictors who shuttle across the Bridge % Signs after conviction
In the criminal Courts and who never IAN understand why they go to jan7
And is Andy m better? hear ye say.
VIII Ia everg % over the Brdge7
loot " mon, yer daft
The evening world., 1912-01-13

ago there was a Lawyers Club at
Northport, l.. l.. while, with more than
twenty physicians or It's roll call. the
old brooklyn Club al one time prom
ised 70 he dominated by doctors The
clergymen hav always beer more WIDE
distributed.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

q wei preserved man, he's a young mn in everything that is real youth.
Ills brain is IS keen and fresh as a college boys. He is active and supple
IN st:onS and straight. There's strength and energy in the grip OF his
hand. And he isn't tired or stated n blase, like others who grew u with
him and who have gone on into the physical decay that seems almost in.
separabe from old and even middle age in this hurlyburly OF the twentieth
century.
We met in he lobby of the Holland House and stepped into a reception
room for a quiet chat. Mr.. Muldoon," I asked, is it true that you think
the American acc is Accommodating physicalvc,
The evening world., 1912-01-13

ATHGHES a right way to eXer-
Use and a wrong way" he
wen. on. 81 believe in heinc
oIt % doors and breathing lots " fresh
air. Oxygen ~ the greatest vitalizer IN
the world, Keen off the cars. Wink
when o can. r. YOU havo a place
where you can take a shower and
change your clothes after a walk. It's a
good thing to walk fas. ard increase
the respiration as much as possible md
get W a good perspirat!on, II you can't
take "A bath afterward, walk Just fast
enough 20 Increase the respiration with
out persp!ring too much. The deep
breathing Is tho main thing. The oxy-
gen burns out all the toxic polsons in
the blood.
"As FOR other kinds Of exercise, tennis.
handblll. golf, baseball, c..chet and
sports OF that general sort are by far
the best. They teach a co-oriinat lon
OF brain and nerve and muscle, which
after all is the important thing. 4 foot
ball player Is under a constant heavy
muscular strain. II Ia the sport like
baseball. with It's constant qulck efforts
and It's demand for qulok menta, a.tIon.
| that really develops a man.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

He'll ana LOughrey box Draw.
Joe Bell Of Booklyn boxed a slasaiine ten.
round draw with Bobby roughNy 81 Philadelphia
at the American Athletic Association Of Brook.
Ign. Young Wagner was 10 have boIed
Loushrey. but produced a Doctors certificate to
prove that he was not in condition tn Apear.
owing to . badly iicera.ei lower LIP.
The evening world., 1912-01-13

Yes said Mr., Muldoon. ut X.
There's no questioning that fact. We
i've too fast. We Heht and strive ana
struggle and give ourselves no rest.
Our rlch men are frant!cally engaged in
pll!ng up money. Even when they begin
10 break down under the strain they
won't stop. II only the rich men We're
concerned It wouldn't make so much
s,ferencc. but thcir feverish struggle
Tor wealth affects all Who are connected
with Nhem and under their direction.
They force their employees TO drive to
their physical and mental limit and over
that limit. When men break down they
are thrown aside II younger men
tossed into their places, The whole sys-
lem Is wrong-l frlghtful thing to con-
template. It takes the manhood out Of
our citizens. II u millionaire breaks
aown hc CAN take "a rest. He can 20
10 Europe or to Palm Beach. away from
nis business. But how about the man
under him?
IN tell you how It works. this break
ing down of mental power through over
work. Take the case of a clerk In an
office. lie has a lot OF work TO do. at
he has learned 10 handle II 80 that he
Fan get along without any great mental
strain. II has become a somewhat me-
rhanical effort with him. Then some
,thor clerk Is sick or breaks down
through overwork. The boss comes to
tie first clerk and gives him the other
clerks work TO do beside his own. Or
ne distributes 1t through the office. CIV
lnx each clerk a little extra work 70 do.
This extra work IS tho straw that
breaks the camel's back. 1t Is the strain
that Is carried beyond the safety marx.
LDUT don't You think. Mr.. Null
~ doom" I asked. that the way
- We Americans are turning 10
athletic sports viii do much 10 Offset
the constantly increasing strain of busi-
hess life?"
Some kinds of athletes" he replied,
fare good and some are bad. And very
few people know either how or when
10 exercise. Our system OF schoolooy
athletics IL absolutely wrong. Young
,ters should not be- allowed to so
through the strain and excitement OF
,ompetit!on. All strains should be care
TullH aNDlitu huu ohiy
,plng work should be encouraged,
Every strain uses UP vitality. It's a
sha mo to let these little fellows use up
their vitality before they attain their
full growth and strength. Hard train
ing for schoolboys is wrong-all wrong,
And I'll go further and say that our
system of college athletics IS wrong
N many ways. Football should be abb
.o!utely abolished. Every sport that re-
lures a long season OF hard training
should be abolished. Even In football
the danger isn't In the game Itself but
In tho hard training and preparation.
which uses up too much vitality and
develops heart and muscle al the ox-
pense Of reserve nerve force. A great
part OF tho trouble Is the. a college
football player always drops the game
as soon as ne ends his college career.
lie is physically developed to the high
est point-and then comes the relapse.
Either through domestic Me or because
Of business affairs OF through lack Of
The evening world., 1912-01-13
<<THE1E'S n thing to ~ Learned
from this. Never admit t
N.ttraaif tn sppr, az In braI

ITHE9E'S one thing to ~ leaned
-" 'from this, Never aa",, TO
. yourself, IN sport or in bush
ness. the possibility o: defeat. Nicer
think OF what may happen IL you se.
Develop control Of your mind,
After al! the brain il the main thing.
not the muscle. But the physical side
OF a man must be IN good condition 20
let the brain DO It's best work, Brain
work fills the system with toXic POI
sons. Many peoIae who don't understand
physiology think that When d man Is
tired out, mentally, he should go to a
gymnasium and tire himself out ply
sically. That's an wrong. When a man
Is mentally tired no needs rest. He is
full OF toxic poison thea, He should go
home and sAut himself up alone in a
quiet room. read Il o o a little while.
perhaps, and go 10 bed early and sleep
as long as ne can. II he goes out and
exercises Instead, until he Is tagged
out. he only creates more polsons in his
SYSTEM and Il u " much the harder