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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31
HILLMEN'S NEW CATCHER.
Wolverton Secures Tonneman-
Trio of Giants Sign.

NEW 4Oth, january Ol.-MdudSei
Wolverton Of the New York Americans
has secured Catcher Charles r. Tonne.
man from the Boston Red Sox. Tonne.
man played with the Jersey City team
last year and did such good work that
the Red Sox purchased him in midsea-
son. In view OF the fact that the Boston
club has five catchers, Carrigan, Cady.
Nunamaker, Williams and Thomas.
President McAleer asked waivers on Ton
neman, out Wolverton refused to waive.
Tonneman is a big fellow with a fine
throwing arm. Several major league
managers were after him when the Red
Sox. stepped in and paid the price, He
caught sixty-nine games last year, hav-
ing .75 putouts, 50 assists, 10 errors, ID
passed balls and a fielding average OF
373 He went to the bat 221 times and
made AZ hits for an average OF .l9O Tho
Hillmen have three catchers now-Swee-
ney, Williams and the former Skeetcr.
Secretary Joseph D. O'Brien of the New
York Giants received yesterday the
signed contracts OF Outfielders Jack MUIR
ray and Beals Becker and the new in
fielder. Arthur Bues Of Seattle, said to
be q hard hitter. Manager McGraw got
a letter from the Commercial Club OF
Marlin, Tex, to the effect that there
has been only one case Of meningitis
there and that there is no danger in
store for the Giants when they begin to
arrive next month.
C. ID. White Of A. G. Spalding & Bros
arrived here yesterday from Texas and
said that the epidemic was all that II had
been reported to be. He related that at
many small towns where his train STOP
ped armed citizens refused to allow
passengers to leave the cars. But the
physicians seem to be getting control OF
the disease" said White. land / hear
that it will be safe for the ball players
to visit Texas within at least four weeks
/ was informed that one physician In
prominent city had treated. successfully
ninety-two out OF 100 patients"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31
First Sackers Give Managers Trouble.

for time. and then decided TO take a
chance with Jack McInnes. In the latter s
case, that's enough said.
Manager Chance, too, was up against
the same stunt. He was forced to re il G
from the game. He dug around try ing to
make first sacker. He picked up a
chap named Victor Safer, and he looked
good for a time But he wasn't quite Up
to standard. So tArtie Holman wa
dragged in from the outfield and placed
ut the initial bag.
Take Boston's case. In fact, both the
Boston cases. Tenney was too old to
have the flesh obey the spirit, and 1t was
necessary to get hold of somebody o
cover that position. Hank Gowdy and
Ben Houser were both impressed into
i, service, and it Is fight between them.
The Boston Americans lost Jake Sail.
His place was unfillable, 1t seemed, for
John /. Taylor tried two or three men at
the place and all seemed a few chips shy
Of the real stuff. Now Stahl returns to
the club and the Red Sox have filled
that position with one Of tho best men. in
the game
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31

Miss Edna Zimmerman Of Milwaukee
stepped on a rusty nail In the Milwaukee
base ball stands last summer ard as q
result was permanently crippled. She has
started suit for 5000. The club will fight
the suit, claiming that she was t-espass-
ing as the accident occurred when she
ran into the grandstand from the bleach.
ers to escape q TaiuDtogn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31

A mans errors sometimes live after
him. A Columbus writer Is reminded In
the death Of Lefty MARI recently that 1t
was Mars errors In a Columbus st.
Louis game In the old American Associa-
ton days that lost Columbus the decid-
ing game for the pennant and made
Comiskey's team the champions.
John Balenti. pitcher, and brother Of
Mike, will play with Macon in the South
Atlantic League this season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31
Even in Brooklyn.

Take Brooklyn, too. Tim Jordan's leg,
which had been broken, slowed down tho
smuggling sacker until he was canned. 1t
was UP to Ebbets to get hold Of another
man. He took lad named Jake Dau-
bert, who had been in the major leagues
before. and tried him out He's perfectly
satisfactory, and with the except II OF
Hal Chase is the best first baseman in
the business, in the minds of many fans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31

Managerial troubles seem to move in
cycles. 1t seems as if the fair winds
and the foul hit these nloguls at the
same time, especially when it comes to
filling various holes on their teams.
Which means that when pitching STATS
are at premium all managers are
usually found wanting slabmen. When
catchers are persona grata. indeed, then
IL seems as il every manager is hit by
the drought in backstops.
Nor was this more apparent than in the
case of first basemen. That problem
seemed to strike all managers about the
Same time Take the two Phila lelphia
clubs. for instance. Manager DOOM early
realized that Kitty Bransfield. noble OLD
warrior that he was, had about tini, he'd
his career on any team that aspired to
the championship.
Joe Ward. too, proved that he wasn't
strong enough for major league cir Giles,
and he went to Rochester. That put il
up to DOOM to get first sacker. He did
SO. The boys name is Fred Luderus, and
that's enough said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31
Mack the Same.

Manager Mack was in the same guam
Diary. Harry Davis was going to Cleve-
land and it was necessary to place a man
in his position. Ben Houser didn't seem
to have the necessary kick to be Of stel-
lar capacity, and it was up to Connie
Mack to turn trick. He CROPPED around
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31
BOWLING BATTLES.

SoRrHEAsrERs DrcKpIS LEAGUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31

During the course of a game the fans
are often provoked because the umpire
has decided n number of close plays
against the home club 1t seems to them
as IL the official must nave 1t IN for their
the matter; he is simply performing his
duties as best he knows how. His salary
is Just the same, no matter what team
wins the pennant. Naturally the home
fan Is bit partisan, ana ne can see the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-31
Totals. 47s 479 AS Totals. 479 Sis 49,
SOUTHERN RAILWAY LEAGUE.
COMMERCIAL pUGKPIN LEAGUE

WISH T,ohacet, 4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
6n gige faar en- Manos anG.

Broiesior Gric6 2erer asninas.
5erg bar u0isrt en- fife minore m.
teresiant Operation. On gige / Son.
iirmotionsaI0eren par PED ct Sab
iaa u5elOig at beifaoiae anqet.
Ter OpitOO en- 9etpn0elie, % 9enet
5Ieb tilt, uoen at oct Der 9p0erne
muligt at fou5iuore set. 9letop iom
bun 'fuI0e u0ifrioe5 ira S%pge6uiet,
5IeD Ell rlore Mano braqt 0erin0.
0an baDOe faaet 2aaret og Soften
tudt ueo Ct lll1ffestiliuloe, on Der
oar fife an0et Tor. enc at genet
maatte amputeres. Sna If @roies.
or gerer en- lps S6e. san an6raa
te 0ian0en % ben iinge q &c paa
TO Operationsbor0e oe0 Sf6en al
5tuanoen o. meoens en- al bans
@olleger amputere0e ben pl0re
4}anOS Gen. iope0e ban ielo 81
1ens Ger ooer ct Snffe ouen for
"a neoea Tor anGet. st ~tiloaren6e
Stgffe 6leo taaet al set amputere0e
Zen OF lat mo paa BET 6ortiierne-
Be auas glaos. 5poreiter en- tor
@i6s6dnoa8e 6Ieo Iagt ont Biqens
@en
Ia BEN aiter lqnqere Tbs 6or.
loo bIeo to9et al, pt0ite oct iig,
at Operotionen par lpffeoes oDpr
7or%oeutning. Gen unge gige finn.
Be I 2s6ct al fort IiO 6eoqge 10
frt omfrina % bsip anpitet, iom
ON Der nlorig 6ao0e Oeret noqet
! 9eien.
Get ipnes beraf at fremqaa, ot
en- beIois 5ornpelie of @%enneifets
2eaeme as firuraiif gei lager in.
Sen for RuIigbeOernes @rpnie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
6n ManO meO 0aninpine.

Or. 6enrp 9esier i Aem Dorf fit
Ell 9ag 9eisa al en- ing manolig
BatIent, Der par bIeoen blinO pnd
begge Zine eiter at baue 6oft W1p5,
finger. Or. 2esier fonitatereoe itrafs
at meo oct oenltre Die par Der IN.
tet at gore. bets SDn par uoiluft
for %beitanOig. 0erimoo ifDlotes
9Iin0)e0en paa oct 6eire Die fun
Den 0mltGnoi9beo at 9orn9inoen
9ennem Ell 9etpnoeIie Dor 6leoen
ooeIagt; elers ieile0e 2iet mtet.
San FREQ 0a til Ell Iige iao farlig
iom interesinnt operation. Get paa.
galOeu0e Snfte al 0~orn5noen
ble0 ltaaret bort, % / oets Steo
~an6ro3tes ct tiliparenOe Stpffe al
@orn6inOen al en- ung, Ieuenoe au-
nm. 4erefter bleU Ser lagt ct tpnot,
6net @lus ougr 2jet, gielaagene
ble0 lnffeoe, o. ct 9ino bul0et Tor.
@0ao II. 25ier npppe ieIp 6do0e
aniet ior ianOpnIigt, ifete. aani.
mems rifle 6~orn5inoe pofieoe am.
men meo 2iep6let, % efter eHDlao-
neos 6orIeb tun0e oer utge D}au0
iUa1t 6egpnOe at finite 9naens
Sps. 0inOen 5Ia0 flarere og flarere.
% M Ter Dan after u0mprtet meO
bette 2ie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

6elleuao. @u~lo6rgllup. Zen 2.
4ltguit, ifriDer Mn al Il. 5uli,
fan 9sofermeIter $. 2oreuien rs.
musien og 6uitru Der / 9gen ieire
oeres @ulo6rplIup. @uIo6ruogom.
men, Der er fsOt pao 4lare, er 76
aor, og 8ulObr1l0en er 70 4ar gam.
mel. 9egge er enQnu trOOs ben bsie
QGlOer rafe % rerige.
gegteparret bar bait 8 8Brn,
9oorai fun > en0nu er / 2pe, en-
SSn o. en- Batter. 5Snnen bar lige.
iom 5a0eren lprt 9eofer6nonooqr.
fet, o. opertog FOR 4 2or iiOen ia.
oerens 90oferforretning. 9otteren er
giit og boiat I SooersIeD.
%Qsmusieu bar itaaet / 8soferlq.
re / 6ooersleD, og oa 6au gifteoe Tia
neoiatte ban ia iom 9sotermeiter
I 6ellepao, iaa ban iammen mco
@ulobrplllIppet ogiaa fan ieire 80
Anrs Sit6ilemn fom 8sOfermeiter.
Dan bar oeltdget I 9rigen 1864
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

iom Snfonterfit, BAR MED oe0 Cane.
oirte % fom poa Iilbogetoget Der.
ira til 6reoerieia. 5 1870 inofolo.
tes ban al 8reusierne. men iIap
BOG meO at Iig9e / @arniion I
'StraIiun0. boor mange5 uiino lang.
ne f~ranife Soloater oar inoeiper.
reoe.
Sells. @eO ct friitcIiet MsSe
Ior8oagS Nften Den II. Sui /
o9on06obiemmet" taIte 6rpmenig-
lbeospr9it 9pcfe fra Gs0oing ON
5eiu to itore Meoer me0 Simon
geOer, ierlig 0u9leOe ban oeo oct
Meoe, iom fanOt Steo oeo @ene3a.
retb 80. 6oIeren iommenligneOe
0iSie Ns0er meO Dem, JON ri / Dor
3io oar meo Sefns, fsrit / Dor
9oab % Oern9it poa ioo mango
@aooer port 2io. Meoet begpnotes
meO SoGmen: % aritelig6eo", %
til SIutnins lang man: o0agen
aaor meO raife 6ie0".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

MaSs GsbOlm.

On uges Si0, fer MaOs ggbolm
bIeD IssIoot at 5engsiet / Sles'
big, 6leo ban iiolge v9eimoal"
toIot mo til Den tilipnsbaue1oe
&mtsoommer, 9ois geaon oeO
ct beipnOerligt EilfelOe er bet
Ionlme iom oct. Den tpftte Sore
~ningsmano berer.
A~mtsOommer 9abn meoOelte ben
biemlgie, at ban bauOe Orore til at
foreboIoe BAN 9onorooo Organizers
og 8egeringspr9iiOent ucterts 10
oisningsororer af g. og Is. Otto
Der 1911, iomt Snoenrigsmtniite-
reus 5trioeIie al %. g6ooember
iomme aar. 5 3egeringspreiioen
tens ttopisningsorore, iom oct bo'
be0iageIig fommer an poa, be0oer
oct til Slut:
Son1n1e Strdf = 800 Qtart,
rep. 4 Tigers 5engieI : oil treffe
Gem, ian ofte De forlnoer oct prelts.
fife Stat5omroaOe. men Oeupna
uOen 5iuaoeIie oenoer tilboge og
life forIn0er oct / 26bet af en- Gime.
5 oct 6ilfpl0e, at 0enne eaer
ienere StroHe, iOm Der maatte BIZ
be trlet meo / Iignenoe A~nleOning,
fuIObproes, paoIegges oct Gem at
forIo0e oct ~preusiiife Stotsomroooe
/ 9gbet al Is elmer efter Stroffen5
6uIobprOeIie. 5 moOiot 6alo oil
Der FOR bpert enfelt SiIfpI0e blipe
foitiat en- Straf al l%ignenoe @ei0e
iom Den ooenn9onte.
S~n0oripeIien al Be~ngeb6oerne
itanOies fife peo 5n0gipeIie al BE.
boring
@noelig loo 4mts0ommeren 6an-
gen Oi0e, at bois ban M fife gap ef.
fer. piG0e 6%pnieIsitraffen nGite Sang
bIipe poerIigere forIpnget G,eiue
nOcb I1ngere Snboftierung').
5obn iperger 0erpaa. ON 0taos
@gboIm er oiaig til at oigioe en-
@rflpring.
Mn0s @gboIm: Sao mart Ninn-
0igbeoerne meOoeler mig, bpor ieg
berer biemme, er ieg uiaig til at
reiie BERGEN.
6nbn: Soo Dot man fan ifsnne.
bar Ge Inlet 6iemIon0. Gr Ger
life anoet, iom De enife at tilfsie2
Moos @gboIm: 9eei.
5obn f%friper: uggboIm 6niter fife
at ofgioe nogen grflpring". (6en-
neuot til Moos @g6oIm:) gil 8e
b9rs'goo unoerifrire.
No0s @gboIm: Rel
Sabn (forer op o9 iperger:) 6ar
De oa life lpit oet2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HANDBOOK

A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. J. n. N.
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof E. Norehus and introduction
by DR.. G. H. Gerberding Published by the swedish Augu-
stana Synod. 21 Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price 81 90.
Contents by chapters:
L Historical Sketch of the Religious Education of the Chris
than Youth.
2 The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday school. ,
:. The Aim of the Lutheran Sunday school.
4 Relation of the Sunday school TO the Church.
S The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
q. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Home.
Z The Relation of the Sunday school to the unsonhrmed and
the confirmed.
8. The Lutheran Sunday school Superintendent and other
Officers.
{. The Lutheran Graded Sundayschool.
10. The General Council Graded System.
II. The intermediate and Senior Departments
IL Music in the Sunday school
13. The Catechism in the Sunday school.
IA Special Days and Services in the Sunday school.
15. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
Part Z.
16. The Office and appointment Of a Sunday school Tsacher
II. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
Is. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
(eontinued).
10. The sundaysehool Teachers Work and Aims.
20. The Lutheran SUNDAY school Teachers Preparation.
q. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Teaching.
% Method Of Teaching
%. Child Study.
"a Childhood.
Is. Boyhood and Girlhood !
70 Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teacher.
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master . great service
Of love this book il dedicated by the author.
til a book that deserves a place in the library of every
Lutheran Sunday school teacher who can read the English
language.
The book is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

WeaOs @g6oIm. SO. men ieg ur-
oerItrtper fife.
4mtsoommeren tiIigier 0roeue
ugtegter at unO~erifripe" / Brototol.
len.
0enne SorntoIe oiier, at WpnOig-
beOerne fife bar / SinOe at itanOie
6oriolgelierne moo Den 9iemlsie /
9rens, font R~egeringen bar inO-
remmet, at De berifenOe Silitonoe
er ~ubol0bare og inoreit beE aTbiel.
pes oeo en- 8raftat. Der gsr gnOe
puo Be biemIgies retsIsie Stiang.
9eoar ben beoiIgeOe 5riit ~uOlsber.
niI De u9rmeite Gage pie. ON He.
geringen tor gore Alpor al jim
GruieI at fate en- ManO, bois enc.
tie 9rs0e beitoar /, at ban er fIpt.
tet iomnien meo i'm 9uitru, /
59neieI enonu en- Gang.
st 6Ort1ifnings6lao ON MnSs
6sbolm. Oct Observation-Disclosures
nApenraoer 5a9ebIott" itriper Den
10. Sui / ~9InIeOnine al Qtaos 60.
6olms 2eslooeIie:
gQfaOs @gboImo Ben genitrioige
Gpioer6oriti9e") unoeriantsIsie er
i 8oor lesIo0t ar 6eugsIet / 5Ies-
pig % 6IeOen moOtagen al tine
ugenner@, iom i%ormentlig bau0e
bet 9oeru oi0ere at itgrfe ben itof.
feIs Qipoel / bans taobeIige Gvrm.
.iinnigeD @ooitono."
On inooan lt0taIeIie gsr in.
tet anoet inf 9Ia0 Jig ifpl0ig /; ben
er 5ierteIo5, %ifriuer u9im.1
Gn artifel at 9aitur Sdmibt /
gOOOer. 5 oct npeite 6pfte al ben
tpite 6reosforenings Giosifriit SD.
tier fru &Or0ilesoig@ bar 8aitor
Sdmiot I 8oooer ifrepet Ell 4rtitel
ON aampen ON 5oroen og ON ben
M Bop on Gienooms6efGftelie,
ion ban fife ubetinaet ofpiier. Oct
6eO0er / artiflen ifIg. a@lm."
rgi ioritoar meget go0t, at ben
oaniainOeoe 93oroilesoiger Temper
ON Soroen, ri erfI9rer imi0lertio
lige iaa 6eitemt. at oi bar en- itRrf
Snteresie J. at 5Diferne 6aooer
0ere5 Stiaing iaa meget mere.
IoH Be er Win0retaQet. 0ette
S~tanopuuft mao 6pooes meO iaa
meget itsrre @nergi 10 min0re man
bengioer Jig til Irsmme ON, at set.
itul0e pore muligt eaer ~ooerbooeoet
euifeligt at fortrpnge 9aniferne
ira 9tor0ilesoig. 6oorleoes tan
man 0nife Al iororiue en- ioaodn
opgtig ira gammel 5iO Der 5iem.
me5orenoe 9efoIfning, o. boorIe.
0es fan man opre IA tao6eIig Dir.
feIig a tro paa MuIigbeoen 6erofl
Qet itoar ganife fart Tor mig,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

at man nlaa regre meO 0oniabe-
Oens 6remtrengen til ipoligere 0i-
itrifter. at Oanife Minoritater oil
gore Jig geIOenoe, buor man fBr
fun merfe0e Iiot til Dem. Seq
tror heller life. at en- bel0ig An.
~penoeIie at en- np 2ou oil tr9nge
Oonitbeoen ct Sfrtot ttIbd9e, men
oerimoo oil ~foranleoige, at Den bre-
Der iig mere I'D til Sioerne. Wton
unopanorer life mere itsrre Qeoale.
itof ira gtorOilesoig, man oil mare.
re forisge at gore Ror0lleSoig itsr.
re og be0re. San oil man 10 an.
tagelig / De ip0ligere 0iitrifter iaa
Ben aloge at bore, at Ooniferne
trgnger frem, Iom aaereoe mn, MEN
Ser err rin9e AnleOning til at flage.
Der er 6piferne 10 / 6lertal. Ssrg
FOR at 6Go0e bette og blip life FOR.
baoiet ooer, at ser ogiao er Blaos
for andre. 5 De ~nor0lige Diitrif-
ter oil 8piferne ontagelia alto
forblioe / Win0retoI, men oct bar
netop itor 9etponing at 9euOe %
itprfe 0isie. Ter mao / Roroiles.
.oig u9re 8laOS for 0anif og Epif,
og enboer Gomp Der maa itprfe oer
Operbeoisning, at ri maa og tan
fomme no al BET meo binanoen.
9erfor mo oi ogiaa 6nife, at 0en
tDife 8rumoeienoom iifres, og at
Sen llafbpn9iae itgrtes ! i'm llof-
bona abe0. 6ar man en- oanif
5oropolitif, maa og ifoI ma ogioa
6aoe en- inf Sor0polftif."
4aitor 5hmfot frpoer. at ser
opretteS biemlige 5nititutiorer. iom
ital ta9e "OPENS l~lofsrelie i i'm
&oano, ioa life oeiaa 0ette oOer.
Ipges til Stoten.
%llOpantiing hos en- bjemlOS. 1Sor.
Ie0en bleb Ser paa M faitiot Ell
9e6e MOB BEN 6iemloie Worten
I5omien / aa5enraa, Ga Sen 10.
Slli bIeo Der tielge uSein0at4 10.
reta9et ~ll0pantn n9 nos en- anOen
biemfos i 9nen. 9r6ciOsman0 0arl
@orius 6anen. NDnoigbeoerne
bar BOG 6iotiI life BAIT flor 6orns.
ieIie al 6orialgeIien.
Ten tpife Screening. 9sroag oen
6. sui afbol0t Zen t1ife Screening
it ipooanIiae 5ommermeoe /
5Iensbor9. A|eieraterne m~0e5orOer
im.6Ierti6 intet mt. On Be 5ieu
Ioie uOtaite 2r. 6a6n 6lauot an.
Oct. at SpergsfnonIet / itg ielo
fife oar al itor 9etponnl, men
Dog u5e6agetigt Tor Greu5ien, oa
95otaraIi iotiouen al Sc 0iemIsie
moralif piloe ifaoe. 7anmnrf bur
Be aioe fin SnOis0sretsIoo tig6age-
oirfen0e strait. llnoer 7r6iteIierne
! 9~au0oaleu 5aooe Reprpientonter
ne ira Groo.nicn itaoet gaa Bette
StanSounft og 3iort Re9eriu9ea
flar 50er. 1t 1907 iffe maatte %.
res ON i3en.
Or 5obn 9lemmer at npDne. a
greugfen ieIo 0eo fin OptrG0en %
0aoro6eo moo De hiemIsie bar ifGbt
oisie ubebogeIige 3iIitauoe 6emGr
fer .2,eimoal". Get oil alorig
funue faIoe 0onmorf mo at rrfte
6uan0 meo til at itstte ben preus
ifife llaoisHinqspolitif. Gn0eIig
nPuner q. oa5u life. at De 2ano-
0o9smqao FRO 6erha9osmmerne
Ser iulgte Ter tpife Screening i ct
% at, fun re~3rpieu.ereoe ct Nin.
0retal Of 9eiolnin5an % oiloa iej.
es bort, Ser inofortes en- nut Os.
iD1rau0e @olaret.
eiter oisie ]teoeg5relier uotalte
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-05
PHILOS0PHlC TURN OF MIND
Not Many Would Have Described Nils adventure in the Terns This
 Boy Used.

As Miss Easton got into the ele- vator at a certain big school house the other morning she saw boy, whom she was sure was one of "her boys" standing in corner. Ue had pair of crutches on which he leaned heavily, and Miss Easton, who knew she had seen him souud and well only the day before in one of her classes exclaimed in amazement:
 Well, well, what on earth are you doing with crutches?"
 q met with slight accident few months ago." replied the bcy in a voice she did not recognize, and as the elevator stopped at that moment ne lifted his hat clumsily and got off. Then she saw that one of his legs was gone and that he was not one of her boys.
 "The slight accident explained he elevator man to the perturbed teacher, twas heinz run over by a train, having one of his legs cut off Ais skull fractured and his right hand badly masned!"--New York Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-11-05
MOTHER, DOLLAR O0G, ONLY FRIENDS $. l.. Wendelborn, Says His Wife Has "Double-
 Crossed'' Him. FACES BAD CHARGE, Arrested For Passing Worthless Draft and Officers Say He Has
 Bad Record.
FACES BAD CHARGE

Constable J. Frank Stewart, who arrested B. L. Wendelborn, a travel Ing man at Camden last week on a charge of passing worthless draft TOT $50 on Manager E. A. Schicker at the Arlington Hotel. in this city is looking up Wendelborn's record, which he believes will reveal some in- formation of interest to the authorities of this section. It is said that Wen delborn has a criminal record in Michigan, where he formerly lived. At the time of his arrest he is said to have been travelling for a Kalamazoo drug firm, although it was the refusal of that firm to honor one of his drafts that caused his arrest.
 Wendeltorn is about 36 years old and is well educated and a man of refined manners. He made his home with his wife and little girl at the Arlington Hotel for several months, but his wife and daughter and his Wlfes sister are now making their home at Harry Clayton's boarding house on West Second avenue.
 ln his cell at the county jail, Ven delborn stated to a Graphic represen- tative yesterday that he had been "double-crossed" som ewhere. My wife has not been to see me since l was placed in jail," he said, and have come to the conclusion that a man has only three friends his mother, his dollar and his dog. As I have neither 1 am friendless and left alone in the world l was authorized to cash the check at the Arlington hotel and MT Shicker has the tele- gram in his possession showing that was requested to cash a draft I have receipts to show that 1 have giv- en my wife $90 in the last few weeks and that I have made every effort to meet niy just4debts. >
 It is believed that Wendelborn will have his preliminary hearing this week. Although he declares that he has never been in jail before the of ficers say they will be able to trace a bad record to him.
 Wendelborn says that he regrets to see his name in. print in connection with an illegal charge on account of his little girl. q left my wife once," he said, but went back to her on ac- count of my little daughter The little girl, who is five years old, is a pupil at the Annunciation Academy.