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/ 9
The foregoing cablegram. re- 9
ceived this morning, is self-ex- 9
pianatory, and while it points out 8
that any attack upon the confir- q
nation of Mr.. Pinkham would 4
be political, folly, it. does not 2
! state that any attack has been :,
made, and, 50 far as can be learn :,
ed locally, there has been no par .
ticular opposition launched 8,
against the confirmation. :;
Al very small minority of dis z
gruntled members, of the Demo 8,
cratic party also a like amount 8,
+ of Repnblioans-haye "beefed" {;
in a half-hearted manner, but the :;
! majority OF these persons, it is :,
stated by others of the respec- 8;
tive parties, would have been dis :,
satisfied with anyone whom Pres :,
ident Wilson might have named. 8,
! barring. of course, themselves. :,
The few discontented ones. ap- :,
parently, have come to the con- 8,
! oiusioH that the presidents 3,
choice will be confirmed. as is 8,
stated by Mr.. Kent and conse- 8,
quently, have decided that oppo- :;
sition would prove useless. 8,
No one could be found around 8,
town this morning who would :,
admit that any protests against 8,
1 Mr.. Pinkharii had been forward :,
ed to Washington, with the ex- s,
sceptiop Of letters from the above :,
mentioned few disgrhntled ones 3.
calling attention to their conten- 3,
ton that Mr.. Pinkham is neither 8,
resident of Hawaii, or a mem 8!
Der sof the political party in :;
power. 8;
'aawHttaaaaaaaaaa = = = M IN :,
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 29
sqkaEin t6b deEFfsSr tash Eight hsariSss q isssis 81
are ex- hours duration one or two ds
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s Representatives of the English,
French. German and Spanish govern
ments were present at a conference
In Mexico City, for the purpose Of
considering AFFAIRS in Mexico.
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MOURNING PERIOD ENDS

Especial cable to the Japanese Chron-
icle.)
TOXIC. Japan. July 29.-The period
of mourning for the late Emperor
Mutsuhito came toa close today. The
first anniversary of the death of the
late emperor will be celebrated at Ha-
yama July 80.
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Washington, July 20.
HARRINGTON, Honolulu.
pinI<ham will be confirmed.
There 10 no political sense In the
attack on him. The welfare Of
the territory requires harmony
mot discord.
KENT.
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8. Grant Jr. has made over most
ssotn 1C6fntCfrC frr JfIe HOSpfIs
six days. Additional cases
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There Is prospect Of peace in the
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WILL
BE CONFIRMED
AYERS Kent
California Congressman Says
Harmony, Not Discord, Is
Needed for Welfare
of Territory

!. ). 80 . !. . . 9 . ). !. . 5. . !. ),
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

Sn Der 8liitenleie bon Biben, Die
auf ben peritorbenen eroben Gellopirz
tuoIen "copper" suriidsufiibren iinS.
III elmer Der foIsenoer: 4ls popper
nod In Dien ipirtte, bate elm gellos
folIeae BON ibm, Der fi9 sbenfo febr
bur9 Iein fdledtss Spiel tpis burd
Iein leeres gprtemonnaie dusset9nete,
oie @etpobnbeit. aniGbrli9 elm @Obls
tGtigteitstonsert gu ieinen eigeneY
Guniten au peronfdlten, uno 5tpar in
Der Weiie, oub er nambufte &iinitler
auffor6erts, in oieiem 3pnsert ibm Suz
liebe unsntseItIi9 mitSupirten. aber
f9Iiebli9 fano sr feline 8iinitlsr
msbr, Die ibrs Saut fir ibn gu Martz
ts trusen; auberoem Sog es bas pubs
litum Dor. Die Siinitlsr Iieber BEL ans
bern anIdfen au b0ren, als BEL ioI.
der bertapptsr S9norrsrei. Der
Gelift fam in srDBter finunSisIler
9eOrGnsnis gu pppper. Der ibm nud
etnisem Radbenten folsenOen Rat
CAB: nSie seben aIfo pieoer Sbr
&onSert, ober mieten ben grcbten
Saal, Der in Wien gu baben ift: 5000
pldbe Guf bic meterlanssn plutate
luFen Sic in auffdliser S6rift
bruden: gntree frei!" = p Plus
rsOen Iafen! sic iibernebmen oas
erite 5tiid. fusen mir. SOupeuir oe
Spda bon Serpdis. Elm Stiid, bas,
lpis id mid iibsrSeust babe, Sbnen
gang beIonbers = Idls9t Iiest. 9luf
oas 9rosramm ieBen Sic binter
biefes erite Stiid elm Stern9en. llnz
ten in Der 6ubnote ldHsn 81.
oruden: @er mad Dem erIten Stiid
6inuus mill. aablt so Sreu5er. =
Seosr min binaus: 5000 perfpnsn.
Wo9t 1900 9uI6en."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
Der Ssas ais GrbIaHer.

Sn elmer Plauberei iiber bic mus
ielmanii6en &abis = bas gfi6ters
amt 1T in ni9t psnigen muislmanis
fden 2dRoern nit Der 3eit tGufIi6
geporbsn unb purbe ni9t ieIten Ios
gar OffsntIt9 periteigert : pirb fols
senbe besei6nsnbe 4netbote er5Gblt:
ginmaI sefbob es. bab sinsm aItsn
unb rei9en SGssr elm ipertpoIIer
Sunb, benz er febr susetan mar, sins
sins. Der Sdeersmonn lieb bos
Sier in feinem 9lrtsu nit grobem
Pomp begroben, luo bdnn bic Sreuns
be gu einem am 9robe bes treusu
Sasbsefdbrten peranItalteteu 2eidens
f9mous elm unb bieIt f9IieBIi9 cine
f9punspoIle Rebe gum preiie bes
@erblidenen. Sogs barouf IieB Der
&abi, Der Don bieiem auBereepobulis
hen Sunbebegrdbnis eebDrt batts unb
bnrob ni9t ipsnis emp0rt mar, ben
olten SGser holen unb fubr ibn bart
on. inbem er fagte. bab er Sierz
gobenbienft treble unb einem Sunbe
erobere gbren ertpieien babe, nls iie
ben bonn &oron eripdbnten Sunbe Der
Sieben SdIdfsr ober gfras giel ers
iuieien pproen ieien. Der alts Sd=
ger absr .ripiberte, ba er feline 2eutt
tsnnen mo6ts, nit Der gr0bten
Rube: % 9abi, id fpiirbe bir germ
bic ipunberbare 9ei6i6te meinss
Sunbss ersGbIen, ober bas piirbe
pisl au Ianee ouuern; ipos man bir
aber fiher nidt beridtst bot, 1T, baB
mein Sunb turs Dor fsinem Gnbs Tein
Ssftament bittiert inb aud bir 200
9lFper (sin 9lfpsr betrGgt nidt mtbr
als 1s5 pfenniO permo6t bat; biers
nit iibersebe ib hir bsin @rbteiI."
Va ipurbs Der 8abi iofort fr.unblib
unb gutter 2nune. rDn iiebt man", ,
fnste er. rtpie bic nnifGnbtgen 2eute
oft perIeumbet perben. Romm ber,
bu braper Monn, unb bo bu ii9er
mod ni4t 3eit battet, bic @ebete fir
bas Seelenbeil oes entfhIofenen
Sunbes gu fpr.9en. ipoIlen mir io<
fort Sufummen gu beten nnfansen!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
Der euntuffcIbelO.

Rs9tsanpaIt: 9tber, Serr Gdnfts
Iirg, tpie tpmmen sic benn auf oit
aussefaIlene SOe., iif freitpillig un'
Ter aurutel fteIlen gu Iufen2 sic, Der
oroentlidite unO petunidr pOblruns
siertefte Rentiera
Sdnftlins: Sm = ia = Serr
9ottor = tpifen sic = bm = meia
ne Iisbe Satin gufemiu 1T - uns
Ter uns eefdst = ettpos febr auriid'
boIteno nit ben 9lusgub.n fir meint
periDnliden 8ebiirfniiTe, uno % bsns
fe i6, es ipGre bod piinfdenspert
iusnn mir pieIlsidt geri6tsfeitie eir
beideib.nes Safdenselb aus unIerem
@ermDsen uusgei.bt piirOs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
griinSIide abfertisnns.

Gin &ldbierfabritant, Der Iid5 nod
tino mad elm beosutenoes @ermOsen
ertpOrben batts, tpuBts iid nit Diel
9lumuBuns uno i.ner 9lrrOsana, Die
Den @mportDmmlinsen eisen lit,
felbit In perTdieoene oiplomatii6e
3trteI einSufdlei4en. Gtnmal prabls
te er I'M Salon elmer betanntsn 5ts
nan5grDbe sepnltis nit feinem @elOe
uno parf nit Den 9unoerttoufenOen
nur 70 berum. Od flopfte Elm Siplos
mat, ipel6er SufGIlig binter ibm
ftdno, ben unperf9Gmten Sabrttanten
auf Die S9uIter uno risf linn nit
fartoftiidem 2d9eln gu: npiano,
pianiFimO, lieber Sreuno, sic bu'
ben bier tsinen @runo gum 6prt.4.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
ersan5te epriidllu6rter.

Ser S9ein triigt = ipenn er gut
na4sema9t 1T.
9tlte 2iebe roItet ntdt = tpenn iis
bauerbaft perspIbet lit.
! @as lanse pdbrt. miro gut =
ip.nn's feline 3udtbuusitrufe 1T.
Der Reit lit S9peisen = ipenrt
bu nd9 Mitterno6t aus Dem Dirtss
buus tommit unb ole Srdu Dir cine
Sarbinenprepist bait.
Man foil ben Sag ntbt Dor benz
Qlbeno loben = fpenn man Ger Iutor
zines neuen Sbsateritiides 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

= g @6einbarer Wtbtrz
fpru9. Der S9ulSe bat Die
3udertrdntb.it.4
s0as 1T bitter"
@aterfols. DSit es mogz
tih, neun S5dter baben sic berhsis
rutet2"
.Sa, unb i6 bate eissntIid nod
oisl gu lpenig. 70 itart mar bic Ra9s
frage!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

= 0ie 9ebensmiibe. sd
tpilrOe germ ins Daiier oeben, psnn
nur bic Soi;ette niht 10 febr oars
unter little"
9roteft. Sousfrau (sur
nsuenaogierten 41hinl: Sd made
dber aur 8eO:neuns. bab Sic mir
nidt etipu einen S6us prGfentieten.
aOfin: S mo = Den beboIp i4
fir mid!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

.Sis iit serbroden." antportste
i9 ibm. fife lit beim llbrme4er."
n@ut!" fosts er uno besann bon
istnen augen gu ipreden.
-Qlber i'd babe Sbnen nod ni4t
bas Sdredlidite erSGbIt! 9euts friib
1T Der arSt getommen = er sing ges
raoe bprii6er unb als er feline
9lusen beiebeu. nabm er mid belieite
uno iuste:
.WiFen sic aud, baB sr bielIeidt
iein glusenli4t lpieber erldn9en
tuirb9"
2(nfanss bat mir oas cine 70 erobe
5reu6e perurIadt. oaB ih obnmd4tig
Su peroen glaubts. Op4 pI0bli4
iteate i9 mir meinsn Mann Dor Dem
lseren Saufe, ben nodten Mauern
Dor, meinen Mann, Der bic glnoens
ten Ieiner beritorbenen Gltern pers
gebens fu9t, Der gum Safen eilt,
obne bort Iein Boot tpieber5ufineen!
Sd fab ieinen Summer, ieinen 3orn,
feline armen 9lusen, bic iid nur Dffs
nen follten, um nun lGnger uno befs
tiger tpeinsn ou miiHen. Den Bid,
Den er auf mid beften tpiirbs, adj!
uno if erriet ben @ebanten, Der ibm
babel tGms: oab i9 aues nur aus
SrGgbeit bertauft battle. llno bds
fam ia nidt = ipiu id nidt = i4
bate mid baron sepObnt, ihpeigenb
gu lsiosn, neil ib slautts, oaB i4
INNER. obns @efabr, peiter Iiissn
fDnute. 9o9 nun mage i9 ni4t
msbr beimautebrsn."
sic besann gu tpeinen. Sd per'
Iu9ts iie gu berubisen.
.Oenten sic bod bardn. odB Sbr
Mann nun ni9ts mebr beiibt uls sic.
Sd iperoe NIT ibm fprs9en. &oms
men sic nit MR."
sic trodnete ibre Qugen.
v9ut osnn. &ebrsn mir beios
6etm - -"
Die Radt mar gang Idpara. Der
@eg itisg 70 enee binab, Oab i4 por
ibr berssben mubte. Du9 aud i'm
Meiterf9reiten fprad i'd ibr gut gu.
sic anttportete nit miiber Stimme.
limb ia mertte, bab ibrs Worte BON
S6lu93en unterbrp9en fporen. So
ipanoerten mir einige 2lusenblide
bur9 Die Ountslb6t, ala i9 pl6blid
eine Stimme neben mir gu b0ren pcr'
msints, Die r2iisnerin" murmelte.
ginise &ieiel tnirfdten uub rolIten
bindb. Dod seraOe in benz 9lugen'
bid mubte i9 mid an ben 5elIen
tlammern, nm ni9t gu fallen, iino Die
Qtnsit Dor bem absrunb triibte mein
8epubtisin -.
8alb purbe Der Wss pieoer breis
ter uno Der Wlono beleu9tete ben
TsIien. Sd ftieb sinen SeufSer Der
Grleiaterung aus un6 Idgte la1eno:
rOas 1T aber elm Spa5isreane, ben
man ni6t obns 2atsrne MADDEN follte.
Der Deg seniist bo9itsns fir 3ies
gen. Ruu. brope Srau, tpmmen Sic
unb itiibsr Pis iib auf MIDI"
9sine d mort. Sd iponote mi9
um. Sd II aIIein. Sd rief. Sd
fhrie. ID Bins nod .inmal 5uriit.
Ri6ts! gRtHts als Die Stimme zines
&Guadens in Der Gsrns. Oa fam
mir bas S9Iudasn bon pOrbin, ous
in Die Radt ssbaudte WOrt: ~2iisnez
rin!@, bos 8nirfhen Der 8ieIel ouf
Dem sgubpfa6 in ben Sinn uno ldnse
bIieb ib unbeipeslid. nit entbIoBtem
6dupte, itehen -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
slrdsit nns GrbolHns.

Ssoen abenb s.ssn 9 llbr, 70 plau.
bert cine beutfbe 6rdu, iebe i9 mid
bin unb f9reibe iiber ireeno sinen
Stoff, 6;r mir seraos einfGGlt. 5ris
Der gins i4 I'm Oiefs 3eit su Bette
uno f9lief biz in ben beIlen Mors
gen. Sc lGnser, ie Iieber. Wenn
i9 ertpa9ts, uno ipenn ss segen 9
llbr ging, oonn bate i9 am Iieb=
fen ipeiter geT6lafeu. Meine sreuns
be nannten mid oas Murmsltier.
2dnge forf9te i9 mad ben 9riin>
ben biefer ouBersetpDbnliden Gdul@
belt. Der 9lrSt meinte, idIafen fei
auf olls GGae seiunO. Gin bosbafs
ter 8etannter bemerfte lei9tbin: tpGbz
renb man fdIGft. beeebt man tpsnigs
itens teins 0ummbeiten. Gs gins
re9t lanse, Bis mir Elm 5reuno oes
Rdtfels 2Ofune gu fossn ipubte. Sic
mar ipeber fbmeideIbaft fir mid,
nod an ii9 Defenders fdpieris.
Sariiber. oab Elm iibermGbig lans
ger S9laf unniiB uno auBeraetpObns
Iid fei, CAB es. toum i'm Grnife gu
rehten. Oas fiiblte i9 am beIten
felbit. gllfo oas Wtittel! = llno
iiebe. mas ih ols sigentli6e ltrfa9e
meiner SaulpsISnatur permutst bats
te, mar serabe Die 4rsnei. 9lrbeit,
unauseefeBte 9frbett unter 4nItren>
sung olIer 9eiitestrGfte, 70 bieb bos
MitteI. Sd fam es iebem 2sioenss
genoiIen aIs betpdbrt empfeblen.
Wer Oes Sasss 2lrbeit binter fi9
bat, fiibIt iih miioe. 8efpnoers elmer,
Der Die 2lr6sit aIs SIu9 unS f9pere
pfli9t ouffuBt. s5reublps unb trdse
| flieben ibm Die StunSen oabin; er
urbeitet, bamit es Seierabeno piro.
Damn feBt er fid nieber. su Saus
ooer in Der 9nsipe, rubt ii6 1us,
trintt ieinen S9oppen, rau9t isinen
&onaiter uno geniebt 70 oas 8on>
NAB bes irbifden @enuFes. Miibs,
ooppeIt miioe legt er ii9 essen Mits
ternd6t gu 8ett uno am Mprgen gebt
es ibm senau, tpie ss mir ldnee Sab
re Sag fir Sag ersansen lit: er 1T
-miioe.
gtidt 3erftreuunsen bermittsln 81.
aebensfreuoe. ginSis Die 9lrbeit. go
bart bas Dort tlinet, uno 70 un>
faBbor auf ben eriten Bid. ltno
bod, = bat biellei6t irgeno elmer
bon uns na9 einem Sseit, na9 elmer
2uitbarteit, einem 9enuiTe ienes fes
Iise Ssfiibl innerer gefrieoisuns
empfunben, tpie es Die sieIii9ere, ere
folarei9e 2lrbeit permittelt2
Sm S6affen uno Streben Iiegt
.inmaI bes menT9en Slid, piellei9t
gar feline 8eftimmung, = ni9t I'm
9enuHs. Warum alfo piomen mir
unfere 6eierftunben ni6t Der Bee
gliidenben. ME ermiiosnosn 2lrbsit9
Gines freiItb oorf ni9t bereeFen
fperben: Die 9lrbeit mub ben gdn3en
Menfhen beberrf6en. 9us Dem Sns
uern miiifen Die 9eoanfen entitr0men;
Iie biirfen nidt bon auBen ipie lei9ts
! flattrise 80eel 3useflogsn fommen.
Rube unb 9ebaslidfeit lit ebeufcpes
mig su mifen. 9emiitli9 muB ea
fein ringsum.
Wer ii9 Dor fetnem eieenen Shatz
ten uno 9eipiHen nidt su fiirdtsn
bat, Der arbeite aGIein. syrembes Sc
plaubsr itDrt Die SommIuns Der 9es
oanfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

: &unittenner. r@eferr
pof i9 in Der @emGlOesaIeris."
= pSit es f9Dn oa9"
n@robdrtis, lag i9 Dir: INNER
elm Bib neben Dem an0ern!"
= Giner, ber's Der 4 bt.
Dame Tim ReitaurnnD: Die Pors
tiun 1T bod uber gar gu tleinl
9elIner: 9lbsr i6 bitP Sic, ends
Oigss 6rduIein, fir io!8' elm Miinos
den!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

Sisb. JOrit.r: n8irt, LAB
nal elm Mef.r briHeen, ih hc6' iE
neiner 51fd. elm patet, bas mD9i'
d oufi4rsiOen".
Mirt: rSsit paun braudlit Tenn
Su Elm Mefer gum Quff9nei< u
)en2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

= Die Rsnnerin. .@iF:n
G;e, mas man ben Der 6rau 3.
er5dbIt, Die mir seitern i'm 8urbdus
tennen sslernt baben2 sic Bat notos
rid felt ibrem neunaebnten Sabre
nidt msbr stlu9t."
nn3ubnbefetts, li,bc Srtunbin!"'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
. SUPERINTENDENT

aaf.rnenbofbGiite :
~&nutidts. 81. ipiTen ipisoer ni9t,
OBJ Sic re9ts ober lints gessn Iol>
len! Sic pGren i'm Reidsiug aud
70 Elm Dilbsr!"
: urfa9e unb Wirtung.
nSu. SpunO, 0u trintIt ia bsute unz
bGnoigl Sat Sein SnteI 9slO ges
f6idt?"
rNss = uber ne ssiaI8ene Nnts
iport."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

= aIfo 6orum. nRu, Sriss,
mas MAIDEN oenn beine tIsiHen 3pils
Iinssbriioer9"
rSie fin e.Itorben; bic fparen gu
aeltig uff oe WeIt setomm, = i9on
friib moreens lin piere.A
gifer. StubioTus 8ummeI:
Sab beut' toloFalen qrbeitsgeiif!
SEPT 1T es srit orti llbr un6 i'd
bah fdOn fiinf qumppsriuds s.s
ma9t!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

.Rdnu, S.rr priOatier S9uls.,
sic babsn troB Sbres Rei9tums
nit fiinfsis Sabren nod ods 8os
mintsbren 9elernt uno betdti9.n ii9
Iogdr barin2"
.Se nun. id mubts; auf einsm
nnoeren @ese, aIs our9 Den 8as
min, 1T msin.n serteb.nen S9uIos
nern gar ni9t mebr beisutOmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

8inOGid. Sris: n8i. alt
biIt 9u oenn9"
RorI4en: rRsun; uno tpis alt biit
DUE"
GriB: sd bin 5sbn; eigsntIi4
miiBte id idon elf fsin; i9 mar Elm
sansss Sdbr trant"
: @anS natiirIid. Sums:
nWarum tommt Serr Slider benn
ni9t mebr auf Die Suso9"
9err: ~Neil sr al fsin 9slo
perpulptrt bnt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16
@unfd,. (gfdl8iI6.)

Sm 9aotsfcIIcr gu 9reme
90 Lett n @eiu,
Ser ioI. tuie ie ihreitpe.
3 auertoihbaridte ieiu.
lin I6teIlt BEL me Siotsbcrr
g &roufbeit iid) ein.
So ihidt MIR m feds Slai6e
Bun benz f0idtIite @ein.
Sobei faIIt MIR n 8unfh,
&c Il re6t iiiffiacr, elm:
S6 modt eipig 9remer 9totsberr
In inuer frauf bobei iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

= malitiDs. sic beI&dftisen
iidi gu biel mi! iih feIbit, mein Serr.
Sbnsn f.hIt Elm DsrHiinftissr lim'
gang.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-16

Rinbli9. SriBl (tpel6,r
Ftbt, tpie iid Mamd anmalD: nMas
ma. nit mem piIlit Du b.nn Sns
bidner ipielsn9!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-10
REFUSE TO THANK GlYNN
Printers Table Resolution in
Regard to Lynch.

The meeting OF Typographical Union
No. I'm the Murray Hin Byceum yester-
dsv WAS well attended I'm spite OF the
rain. as n resolution proposed two weeks
ago nv Narsden G. Scott. president OF the
union. thanking Governor Glynn and the
Democratic party for the appointment oil
lanes NJ Lynch. president OF the inter-
national Tvpographcal Union, as state
Commissioner OF Labor. was on the pro-
gramme 10 be voted upon. The resolu'
,ion was tabled. Two substitute resoiu-
tions IN the same effect also were tabled
one Of the resolutions thanked ex-do'-
srror Sulzer and others for the appoint
mont of Lynch. as Mr.. Sulzer before his
,,rneachment had named Lynch FOR the
ioh All the resolutions apparently were
CONSTRUED by the union members as an
,rdoreement of the Democratic party. IL
was argued that the ORGANIZATION Is ho'
in politics.
one member in a speech. began 10 de-
rounce former Governor SulZer. GAZING
him a parasite Instantly there was a
storm OF Kisses, mingled with cries OF
"sit down." The opponents OF the Scott
reaolutiop. besides taking the stand tha'
they could not thank any politlcai party
boId that there vas no need to thank any
o,e-tbat Governor Glynn and the Legis-
Ia,ure had only accomplished their duty
ANYWAY. in appointing and confirming
Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-10
Nickel an Egg Too Much.

Meanwhile we are making be-
ginning on our 30-cent eggs. Good
storage eggs are excellent food. IL
your husbands won't eat them, let
them go without eggs. AS for paying
30 cents for strictly fresh ones, | con-
slider that an extravaganza. Eggs at
five cents apiece are fit only for table
decoration, and even at that chrysan-
themums are prettier and cheaper"
In addition to the German eggs. of
which Mrs. Heath spoke, ii was learned
Yesterday that large quantities of eggs
from other European countries will be
imported here. now that they are adj
mitted free Of duty. Norway, Den
mark. Russia, Germany England and
Austria are great egg producing coun-
tries, and since the season has been
mild there are large supplies on hand.
Three Of the largest produce COM
panies in New York sent experts
abroad last week to investigate the for
eign markets, and II they find the eggs
of superior quality they will buy in
large quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-10

rent, undoubtedly" said justice Forker.
I'VE have large number of cases in
Special Sessions, and some of them are
horrible. | believe that the law is
working out we'll"
James A. Deehanty, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney, who worked with Judge
Swami in drawing the law and in
furthering its passage, said that he
was we'll satisfied with the way it was
working out
The Rev. James b. Curry, who has
been active for years in the campaign
against cocaine, said that he had not
looked into the working of the new
law, but was delighted TO hear that it
had proved so successful. He said he
thought II would be a still more power
full weapon if more cases were carefully
prepared by the police, so that they
might go before the grand jury and the
defendants be tried in General Sessions
on felony charge, with a possible
seven-year sentence in the event of
conviction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-10
ARMY. NAVY SEATS ALL SOLD
Polo Grounds Capacity Raised
TO $4,000 for Football Game.

EMMY ticket racks confronted those
who sought to purchase seats yesterday
for the Army and Navy football game.
which will be decided at the Polo
Grounds on Saturday. November 9. All
of the tickets which were allotted to the
New York Baseball club for public sale
have been taken. and still John B Foster
the secretary Of the club, is being deluged
with orders for seats by mail lie an
nounced Yesterday that applications for
seats would be accepted In the future
only with the proviso that II the ofhciais
NJ either the United States Military Acad-
emy at West Point OF the Naval Acao-
e,nv at ANNAPOLIS turn back any tickets
for sale. the orders will be iilled in the
rotation IN which the applications nave
hoen received. few boxes still remain
at so and 800 each.
This dearth OF seats confrOnts those
wbo wish TO see the greatest game that
has been played In this city In many
wears. despite the fact that wOrkmeh
have been engaged In augmenting the
seating capacity OF the Polo Grounds 50
tbat TIE mammoth stands will accommo-
dot. approximately 5000 spectators. All
around the field which has been put In
fine condition, temporary wooden stands
have been built nearly to the side lines OF
the gridiron. Every inch of available
enace has been utilized. Arrangements
haya been made with Columbia Univer-
sity 10 furnish STAFF OF LOO student
ushers who will be drilled In their duties
90 that the immense throng which VIII
attend the game may be expeditlously
seated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-10
OLD FIRE HORSE DYING
Transfer to New Pastures Does
Not Suit mo. 367."

The good old retired fire horse that Is
inconsiderately sold TO d man who knows
little of animal nature and is surprised
when the old veteran" hears fire bell
and tries to respond-this good old re-
tired fire horse has just been rediscov-
cred lie is now dying from broken
heart and self-regulated starvation in
East New York.
The Trbune's sympathetic East New
York literary representative found him
He is No 367. and was working for
Jimmy" Fennimora, who digs cellars
and has a stable at Kingston avenue and
Lincoln Road. Yesterday. says the tear
dripping report "old, noble No. S67." hear
ing fire bells. broke from his stable and
tried TO upset a number of persons going
10 church
He did the same thing two weeks ago
but political news kept the sad story
from print.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-11-10
OHIO TOWNS STORMB0UND
Buildings Burn Because Streets
Are impossible.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio. Nov. "a recor"'
hreakinc snow fell here to-day ana con-
tInues tonight Railroad and interuroan
traffic is demoralized. About fourteen
inches of snow fell up to ~ c'oeA W.
night. Tht local Fire Department was
unable to respond to several dwelhrs
house fires to-day and the buildings were
destroyed. ..,.
street railway, telephone and electric
light wires are down at East LNerpoo'
and the city Is in darkness
The thermometer registered 20 degrees
Tonight at Findlay. Storm records OF
twenty-seven years have oeeh oroA'"
there.
At st. Clarsvlle roads are impassapie'
. freight train on the Baltimore * ONO
Railroad at Speidel has been stalled In
drift for seven hours
The mountain regions OF west virginia
are drifted with snow.