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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
&un einem Manne, Der in ieinem

[ongen uno thGtigen 2eben biel CT
T%ohrungen ge1omn1elt bat, ben1 greet
Ie1 aGmpen Senrp @otterl Jon in
louisville, ifommt Ser Iu5ipruh:
Sic p~ornebmite Mufgabe Ser mooer=
men Eplitif be1tebt oorin, SEM Er=
bllfum Sano in bie Mugen 5u
Ttreuen." gr bot bie1en Iu5iprl1d
getbun gelege11tlid Der @ru11oiteinle=
gltng ouf Eut : IN : San, no 5ur
gri11nerung an Gerrns Sieg auf oem
Grie1ee Elm 9enfmul err1htet meroen
loQ. @otterlon iprod Don Ser ldao=
lihen Manengeiesgebung, Die nod
qeruoe 5l1 elmer %nationulen &alamitdt
5u merben orobt. Seoern1ann petB,
DuB mir an einem neberfluB bon 8e-
iese11 fronfe11, mie er feinem anoern
Tolfe iemols beidieben gemel en lit.
Irosben1 rufen Sic Heformer nad in1-
n1er mebr @eieeen. AGes lon burb
8elese geregelt mer0en, iogar Die
w:7orul un6 sic gefrie0igung oes
IrinfbeoirfniHes. v@ir idaffen ein
SgItem BON 5entralifiertem Bureau
froti5mus," iagt Wotterion, Sos
3eitalter Ser &raft peridminbet, oos
ser Gail tritt an feline steae. 8ir
huben SEN sttrm burhmettert, 0urd
Sen Sic 3eit bie Sapferlten priiff, SEN
aumpf INN unier Gaiein, MIR boben
fremoe ginmiidl11g 5uriidgetp1elen
un0 boben bGuslide gtreitigfeiten
erlebigt, ielbi It Die ser Se5elion. SeBt
fomn1t Die leste Erpbe out Ous Hed)t,
fret 5u fem: fann eth Golf = Die
Meebrbeit Ser girger, nad Ser aopf-
sobl ge5ahIt, = iid lelblt regieren2
= Gos lit ein Eroblem, oo5 big lebt
nod ungel1it it, unb me1111 mir nt9t
oufpoien, mag es oabin fonmen, oaB
unierer @eltmadt ebenio pie TIT lerer
Iemofratie ser segen mie Ste 2ogif
ser Treibeit feblt.." 9a5 fino Die Be-
lorgnilie zines Mannes, Ser Ste gnt=
mifelungen zines bolben Sabrbun=
oerts miterIebt bot uno oem ote 3u=
funft leines 2anoes iebenfaas mebr
am 6er5en Iiegt, ols 10 mandem Neus
erer, Ser le6iglid on Sic 8efrieoignng
leines gbrgeiaeS oenft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

cine madtige Overwhelming Don
unten nidJt einleBt.
Ia3u lino tpir berufen, MGnner
unO Siinglinge oes 3entralpereins
u1b oes Staats=Nerbanbes. limo an
gudb fatboliide Jrauen uno Sung
%frauen, ergebt Der Slut, Mitbilfe 51
leilten bei oiei em groBen @erfe. gin
5reiitaot rubt auf DEM Golfe, uno
nnr oas 8olf fann i'm regenerieren,
menn er erfranft uno SDmptome ser
Aufl0lung iih 5eiger. Bir oiirfen
nidt mlBig iteben unb auf Die Die
ner ser &trhe uno De5 Staates uns
nerlaien, ionoern mir muilen mittd=
gig lein, often uno entidie0en fir Die
driltlide 8eltanidoung eintreten,
UNI Dem praftiiben Gbriitentbum 0ie
5bore 3u 0ffnen gu a1en 0omdnen
bes Dffe11tliden 2ebe115. Ger Naht=
madterl taat, Ser aues geben ullo lalt=
fen laBt, geniigt nidt mebr ;;feht uno
@eredtigfeit mii1en berriden Ser
Sdmahe beidiibt> Ser Starfe geban=
Oigt meroen, oaB er iih nidt unge=
bilbrlid erbebe, 0aB er Dem Neht fer
ner niht mebr troee, @eredtigfeit
unO Sie6e 5lgleih perlebenb.
1as iino oie 3iele, oos sic S6eale,
Die mir eritreben. Sic SIT f6roern,
ihnen Shritt fir Sfritt naher 81
%fonn1en, oo5u bolten mir iabrlid un>
iere 6eneralper%i olnn1lung, 0a5u ioa
Dor auem aud oas 4etteler-gtuoien=
hau5 0iener. &on1nt 0enn 5u uns,
%tfelrre @lauben5briioer, SIR W1itglie=
Ser oes 3ertralpereins uno oeS
Staots=Gerbo11oe5; SIR beutIhen fo=
tbpli1hen Dfdnrer uno Singlinge;
SIR 6rol1en ur1o Sungfrauen aus nab
ul1o fern, fon1r1t nah Buffalo, 0anit
mir uns ltdrfen unb begeiiterr, uab
oieie gegeiiterl1ng mitneb1nen IN M
Ter tro1te5 Semi iomobl mie in5 Of
fentlihe 2eber. Mir rufen Sbnen
Elm ber5lihe5 uno freuoiges @iafom=
men entgegen! MuT Oenn 5ur So.
8eneralper iammlu11g oe5 3entralDer-
ems unb our Is. @enerulDeriumm-
luna oe5 Stuat5= TerbonDe5 in guf=
folol SIM Muftrage Ser T%eltbeboroe,
@eprg &c zimmerman, Nrai.
Mlois S. @erbein, Sefr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
@rfannlide STIR pun MagenIei0en.

@enn SIR Magenbel dmeroen baDt
ODER droniide Sortleibigfeit, oanr
felt gud nidt Dor, boB @ud nidt
qebolfen uerben fam, neil @uer
0oftor @ud feline 9eilung berlhaf'
fen fann. Grau 8. Stengle, Ploin-
fielo, g. S. idreibt: ~ueber einer
Monat mar i] nit meinem Magen
qetrubelt. Mnes, mas id ab, febrte
i'm in idredIider 8eiie UNI. Gines
ser Gbumberlain's an5eigerroen god-
lets fom mir our 9ano, uno t@ ent-
idlob mid, tie at neriuden. ST bo-
BE nobe5u oreipiertel eines Badets
bapon ger1ommen ltn6 fann iebt fait
aQes eiier, mas id miq." gu faafer
BEL allen 9d1olern. - In3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

Geutlhe Rutbo1tfen Mmerlfas, =
Son Buffalo erging I'M Sohre 1854
Ser Son1n1elruf an Ste oel1t1den to-
rboliihen @eren1e De5 2anbes sur Mb=
4pehr Ser Angriife ser Tlniteren Mah=
re oes anomnotbingtbums, sur yer
1heioigEng Ser fatboliiden Sfnle uro
sir Grhultl1ng Ser Oeut1hen Sprohe
unD Gitte11, uno II Gereine ent1pra=
ten ser ginluDung. Sn Ser 8erneln=
oehone BON ct. Marien fanb iene
beDeutiome Som eren5 Itatt, melhe o1e
@runbnng oes 3entralpere1ns bear=
troqte, ste i'm Sriibiabr bes folgen=
oen Sobres in Baltimore sur Sbat
nurbe. 3meimol fat guffolo 'eltoem
Ste ghre gehobt, Ste @eneralperiomrr=
lung Ser oeutiden &atbolifen Slime
rifa'5 bier tagen 5u le6en: I'M Sabre
1856 oie 5peite, uno 5ehn Sabre 1pa=
ter Sic elite. geinabe Elm babies
;sohrhunOert lit Ieitbem ln5 aano ge=
eor1qen unb MIR menige 3euge11 jener
elTten Sogung leben nnter uns.
0oh oGe Neuhriften, b1e Wort unD
gd,riTt uns uberlieferr, ldilbern ben
nor11en 9(1rtbeil unb Ste gegelIterung
an ienem aatbolifentuge. 6errllh
lit 0o5 Suutforn uuf gegange11, MEL
DIES Dor 50 esahren IN guffalo ge=
itrel,t nurbe; beginlftgt Don SIM
melstau uno Sonnenidein tit es SIT
einem ga11n1e emporgemuhlen oe'1e1t
MelTe unn 3meige lid llber Dos ga115e
2ano erItreden.
unb iett bot grffolo SUM oritten
M1ole ste 6rel1oe un0 Ste bobe @hre,
Ste @enerolper oes Sen=
trolpereins uno 5ugle1h Die Is. oes
gtoots=gerbanbes BON Seem Sort IN
ieinen Ma11ern SIT beberbergen. sett
Wonaten idon linb IN unlerer Set
Itoot Sun6erte fIeiBig uno op1erf reu-
oiq an ser Mrbeit, Ste @er1ammlltng
porsubereiten nnb alien leben @la11-
bensgenoiien, Bic iih I'M Augu1t aus
alien 2%an0esgo11en IN Bnfalo 5111om=
menidooren tperben, einen ber5l1den
uno ih0nen gmpfang 5n berette11.
Mit freuoiger @enugtbr1ung tanrt
Der 2e%ntrolberein auf oie arbett Der
oergongenen Sobre 5urndbltden.
Ma5 sic glaubenstreuen Idter be-
gonnen, boben lire sobne iorg1am
qebegt uno meiter u1sgebo1t. Seoe
Notwithstanding mor ein S1eg,
ie6er @ieg p%ermebrte Ste 3nbl ur1e-
rer @treifer. l1niere Gereine boz
BEN erfannt, boB es bobere Ste
le oibt, als &ronfen= unb ster=
beoeIoer 5u iammeln uno aus
auaohIen, uno IN oie'en hohe=
rem 3ielen ein Mitel Ser e5nbeit
qefun6en, moourd fie Der Heltston
meientlid oienen un6 Dem staate
uberous nitlid merben. Der @et1t
ser @ddfulmiiation beberri9t Die Of
fentIide Meina1ng, @bri1tentb't1m nro
; Stride merber INNER ntebr aus Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17
GinlaDunA

Ser ;5eitbeh6roe sur So. @%eneralper
minimizing oes . g. s. Central
Dereins nno 5nm IS. Sabres-Son:
peut ocs ,. q. 6. Staats=&erban=
Ses pon Ne>u Dprf, 5n Nem 9orf'
ant g., l., 5, mnS 6, Mnsnff, 1913
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

cine ltarfe @egenitr0mung begonnen
baben. Aber lie ideiterten unb milf
len ideitern 10 lange Ste 6ffentIide
Meinung nidt uuTgeflart miro unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

lionen pie ein Marden aus alten
3eite11. Mobl Teblt e5 nidt an erleuh=
tete1 ll11D u1utbigen Mdnnern> pelfe
Sic @efabren Ser 3eit erfannt nnb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-07-17

shule uno Dem 0fentlihen Seben DIE S1gnatnr or WeRu1@u1; QUE
rornr9not. Mpht uno gees 1eaf3en S6eue os Gbritentbun5 perblanen,
utter bem Sodbrud bes &aptal5, BE Sebren os goonse4lnn1S toner III
xaA ,aa orm MIR mphr unh mehr Ben Shren Don SatenDen unb lfI=
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
How Father Changed His Mind
Sire and Son Grow Away From Each Other and Are Re-
united in Peculiar Way

tious Mrs. IIoulihan had picked out,
for the child came just as the lIouli.
han plow Works were beginning 60
pay big money. Reginald had been "A
sickly puny child, dressed always IN
velvet clothes and big white collar.
lie was also ''iust cleaned up when.
ever big Patrick lIoulhan wanted to
toss him up and down and the father
came 10 regard the child as a mere
possession Of his wife. Reginald went
through the usual course of gOverncss,
kindergarten. boarding school aud tu.
tor and +. Houlihan hardly knew the
child. lie didn Z see that the name
was an incongruity, that Reginald
looked like his father, and that Rcgi
nald carried his left shoulder with the
same slant Ms did Patrick Ioulihan
and Michael IGoulhan before him-the
heritage of generations of hod carriers
He didn z notice how Reginald : chest
began to bulge in front aud he never
asked the boy any questions. Ellis
mother will attend to him. he thought
and let It go at that Finally Reginald
went to college and for four years
"Bull" roulihau figured in the sport.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14

call from the plow fact 'ry and IL took
four of us to get 'em down here
and
"Shut up" snarled Houlihan, sen.
ior, 'what the devil is the matter with
you, Murphy, and you, Reginald9 You
look more like a man now than ever
saw you Murphy, who knocked that
tooth out1 who tore your fine clothes
Reginald2 What's happened anyhow
What does it cost TO get them out
sergeanti'
Murphy and Reginald both started
to speak at once, looked at each other
and grinned sheepishly.
cone at time" said Patrick
1Ioulihan 'You, Murphy, tell me
what happened "
"Well," said Murphy. "the kid
came down and wanted to go to work
and I laughed at his clothes and his
white, soft hands didn't know who
he was. Then he told me he was as
good a man rs I was and pasted him
in the eve. Then he whipped me, /
guess, at least"
"Then he WHAT" roared p. Houli.
han.
"Then he licked me and the po.
lice
II was worth n trip Of many weary
miles to see the face Of the manufac.
turer.
Murphy you hulking bruiser, did
YOU let that kid, that infant, that soft.
armed ninny, whip you, after you we
been licking the toughest ones in the
plant for rs years9 You. Reginald,
what do you mean by beating mp my
hclp1 Did YOU learn that at college
What right have you TO be strongi
Come here and let me feel your arm. "
Patrick Houlihan whistled rcflec.
lively as he examined the bulgng hi.
ceps Of his son and heir.
"Say," he asked. "did you get that
hy knocking q marble around with n
stick or by playing tonnisl"
The father thought moment. essay.
son. what would YOU like 10 do nowi''
eco home and change my clothes. -
every we'll TN 90 with you II
YOU N come 60 the office first I want
10 change my mind"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14

three cups Of water, salt and pepper,
and bit Of parsley. Let this simmer
for three. quarters of an hour, when IL
may be rubbed through n purec sieve.
Have In readiness three cups Of milk
In which bay leaf and bit of mace
have been slowly heated, and thicken
this with tablespoonful of cornstarch
or two of flour. When thoroughly
cooked strain this into the purcc, stir
well and serve. Pass grated cheese
with the soup, teaspoouful being al.
lowed for each service.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
RECIPES FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
CHESS PIE.

~ fFT two cups Of pastry flour with
49, teaspoonful OF salt and cut
- into this fourth cop OF cotto.
lcnc. Add lee water TO mostcn
and roll out lightly. Spread with two
tablcspoonfuls Of butter cut into bits.
Then fold and roll again. Repeat this
process until six tablcspoonfuls of but
ter have been used. then cover closely
and set aside 10 chill For the filling
cream one'third cup Of butter with one
cup of sugar, four yolks OF eggs and
two whites, also cup Of halved rails.
ins " desired. Roll pastry very thin
(not more than one.third the amount
given is required for this tart. but the
remainder can be kept a week II In a
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
RAIsrN BROWN BREAD.

Sift together two cups Of graham
flour (aftcr removing bran), tea
spoonful each of salt and soda aud bak
ing powder. Mix into this twothirds
OF cup Of raisins, half cup of mo.
lasses aud one and one.fourth cups of
sour milk, Beat one egg wen and add
to the mixture, aud pour into n creased
mold, after pressing n few raisins
about the surface. Steam for two
hours The addition of spices con
vcrts this into an excellent pudding.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14

ing sheets and the last year they blaz
oned his name among the stars of the
All-American eleven. Short and heavy
set, Patrick Houlihan didn't know OF
the physical prowess and unlimited
nerve of Reginald Houlihan; he still
pictured him delicate little boy with
white collars, big ties and long. curly
hair. When the boy came back from
college Houlihan, Pere, paid great
sums in club dues, tailor bills and au
tomobile repairs. Finally. he called
the boy TO his Office and. hardly look
ing up from his desk. commented
harshly on his extravaganza. The
young man listened respectfully and
went out without word. The bills
kept ,on increasing in size and the co
dicil was written.
"Mr Reginald is here" said the
clerk. "Shall show him in. Mr..
Houlihan7" The manufacturer grunted
affirmingly and short, clear.eycd ath.
lete of "a stepped into the room.
"God morning. father he said.
Good morning, read this" grunted
the plow maker.
The young man Redeemed painfully
as he read.
"what makes you think IN a
fool3' he asked.
Sharp and crisp came the answer:
"The clothes YOU wear aud that hat
and the golf sticks you carry around
and that red automobile Of yours and
the great amount Of work you don Z
do. That's what makes me tired.
Where would you be today IL Ia been
loafing around at your agci I don t
like weaklings anyway. See that arm
extending knottcd member work
made me strong. Why, I could pick
YOU mp with one hand and toss YOU out
Of the window. 7"
Reginald cut him short "what
must / do 10 be saved2" quoted he
unthinkinply, ego TO work ~ n com.
mon laborcrl"
ayes, that's Just what you've got
10 do and you might as we'll start 20.
day. I'm done with YOU rctorted
the elder IIoulihan.
"Good day, sir" said the boy. rs
he turned toward the door. "good day
10 you, sir.
As Reginald reached the door the
elder man turned. Here. you 90
down 20 the plant aud tell Murphy /
sent YOU to go TO work win YOU
do 10"
"t will" said Reginald.
An hour later Patrick lloulihan was
interrupted nj his work bv the buzz
ing Of his private desk telephone.
"what's thati The police stationl
My son and Murphy arrcstcdl What
forl What's thati Disordcrly con
duet. No, won't 20 their bail. Yes,
| will. IN come down right away"
Fifteen minutes later Patrick IIouli.
han confronted badly battered super
intendent, son with tattorcd clothes
and an excited police sergeant, 90
whom the arresting Of a millionaire's :
son was n new experience.
"Surc," he said, "they sent riot
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
BELLEVUE SALAD.

Select choice head lettuce. allowing
one head to two persons, and after re.
moving the green outer leaves cut each
head In half. wash and drain thor.
oughly. Make a French dressing with
salt, paprika, oil and vinegar. and pour
into the upturned halves so that each
leaf is moistened Sprinkle the tops
thickly with finely chopped hard
cooked egg and chivcs aud serve AZ
once. when chivcs are not obtainablc
onion juice may be used In the dressing
and minced parsley substituted with
the egg.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
OYSTER BIsouE.

Wash and chop one quart Of oysters
and heat the liquor. Strain this over
the oysters and add one cup each Of
stock Chicken or veal and watcr). Sea
son with a slice Of onion, bay leaf,
mace, sprig Of parsley and a few stalks
Of celery, aud cook all slowly for half
an hour. Soften one cup Of bread
crumbs In one cup Of hot milk, add 60
oyster mixture and rub all through
puree sieve. Thickon n pint Of cream
with two tablespoonfuls each Of butter
and cornstarch, blend the two mixtures,
season well with salt aud white pep
per, aud serve,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
nHocoI.ATE PIE

Cook one.half cup Of flour with a
pint of milk in double boiler for 90
minutes, then add twothirds of a cup
Of sugar, two squares of chocolate,
melted. and the .yolks of three eggs.
Stir for two minutes, add little salt
and vanilla flavor, remove from fire
and strain. When cooled pour into
baked pastry shell, cover with meringue
of three whites of eggs and six table.
spoonfuls Of fine sugar mixed with a
little ground cinnamon Brown lightly,
and serve when cold.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
FRENCH SALAD DRESSING.

Suitable for egetables.-Blend one
teaspoonful each Of salt and powdered
sugar with half teaspoonful Of mus.
tard, also a little paprika and celery
salt. Add to this gradually one-half
cup Of olive oil and beat thoroughly; ;
then pour in three tablespoonfuls Of
vinegar, one Of which may be tarragon,
If liked. A few drops Of onion Juice;
Worcestershire sauce or Tobasco may
be added for variety, or the sugar and
mustard omitted.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14

n HR. T. HOULIHAN carefully
N but abscntmndedly wiped
4 VI the pen on his coat sleeve
and surveyed his writing
with great satisfaction. 81 must
show that TO Jones don't know
whether it would sticl, or not. but IL
locke legal. Mr. lloulihan chucklcd,
then reached for the button on his
desk "Ring up the house and tell
them TO send Reginald down" said he
TO the clerk, wincing little when he
came 10 the name of his son aud heir.
Reginald was the name the ambi
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14

cool place, protected from the air) and
form rim around the edge of pie-pan.
Place the filling in the pie and bake
until firm. When partly cool cover
with a meringue Of the two remaining
whites of eggs and one-fourth cup of
fine sugar with a few drops of lemon
juice. Brown lightly and serve cold.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
CoDICII.

To my SON. Reginald IIoulihan, |
give. devise and bcqueath the sum
Of one dollar. in lieu Of his share
of my estate until he shall hayo
reached the age Of 4j. In ease he
changes from the fool he is now, by
or before that time, he shall receive
his full share. as set out in the
original will II not, he will have
90 keep on working.
Patrick lloulihan.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-03-14
pUREE OF ONIONS.

Melt one'fourth cup Of butter In n
sauce pan, add n pint Of sliced onions
and cook rlowly for 10 minutes, closely
covered TO prevent browning, then add
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
Brief Specifications
1914 Maxwell .35-4" $1225

+ Il 81
Motor-Fourcylinder, I-head type, cast en- bloc
Bore A in; stroke AZ in.
Power-35 h. p.
IsnItion-Dual, magnetic and dry cells
clutch-Cone type, leather-faced. Takes hold
softly, yet holds firmly when engaged
Transmission Sliding gear type, mounted on
rear axle. Three speeds forward and one
reverse
Control--Left-hand drive and center control
adjustable brake and clutch pedals. II in
hand wheel.
Wheel Base-111 in.
Ttres-33 In. x4 in. front and rear.
Tread-50 in.-60 in. optional for South
sprlngs-Front. semi-elliptic. s61s in long Rear
three-quarter elliptic, AZ in long
. AxIes-Front, drop forged in one piece, I-beam
cross section. Rear Axle Semfoating type
with Hyatt bearings-heavy car design
Brakes-Very large, Ia In. diameter, internal
and external on same drums.
Eauqipment- Electric starter, to-, envelope and
Jiffy curtains: clearvision windshield speed
cmeter, electric horn; electric SIDE head and
tail lights. tire holder and tools
Prices-As above, +. o. b. factory, Dayton Ohio
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
MAN AT THROTTLE
SHOULD BE SOUND
Proposition to Make all Such Take
Physical Examination Every
Year

4 United Press Leased Wire Service. /
WASHINGTON, Sept 20 That the
government undertake an annual ply
steal and mental examination, rigid in
character, of every railway engineer
in the United States and of others in
whose hands are entrusted the safety
of interstate travellers, was suggested
to congress by Surgeon General Rup-
ert Blue Of the United States public
health service. Congress will be ask
ed to frame statute placing this
work under the department of com
merce and public health officers.
Steamboat pilots, electric motormen
and even chauffeurs engaged in trans
portation Of passengers from one state
to another would come under the
tests. The proposed examination
would inclnde tests for defective eye
sight and hearing, possible effects Of
alcoholism, organic heart trouble and
mental affections, the latter embrac-
ing an examination for symptoms OF
paresis, parlysis and epilepsy. Ac.
cording to medical authorities scores
Of disastrous wrecks in the past
have been due to physical or mental
defects in men at the throttle
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-21
hickey SELECTS
JENKINS OUT OF 30
Numbers jenkins of Local Club and
Rurler Of Burlington Among
Those He Will Keep.


United preas Leased Wir7 Service i
WASHINGTON. Sept. 90, Manager
Hickey Of the Browns announced to-
day that out Of thirty men secured in
the draft he would keep eleven. They
are; Witte pitcher, Danville (Three
Eve league), stimson. outfelder
anslng, Southern Michigan) Rum.
Ter catcher Burlington. Central As.
sociation); Jenkins. catcher Keokuk.
Central Association: Heminwav
pitcher Lansing tsouth Michiganl:
snedecore. first baseman, Montgom.
cry Southern leaauej; Miner, second
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minsham, fsoithern lesgue); Howard
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AMERICAN LEADS IN
WORLDS SPORT EVENTS
Victory of Francis ouimet in National
open Golf Championship Gives
America Lead

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BROOKTINE, Mass Sept 90
Americas victory today over Harry
Vardon and Edward Ray, British golf
professionals, when Francis Ouimet,
twenty year old amateur won the
national open golf championship at
Brookline cave the United States an
other pennant in world sport. In the
principal sports America and England
stand Gclf Francis ouimet, Ameri-
can won national open golf champion
ship and the trophy.
Polo: The United States team de-
feated the British PLAYERS in sensa-
fional matches at Meadow Brook
Tennis Maurice Mel oughlin OF
California and his team mates won
the Davis cup at Wimbledon AGAINST
the tennis stars Of the world.
Motor boating: The Maple Leaf ",
the English craft defeated the Amer
ioan entries at the Isle of Wight the
only British victory.
In Olympic athletic contests and in
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yachting the preponderance Of victor
les Is strongly American, although no
contests of note have taken place this
year.
RITCHIE SIGNS UP
HEAVY SCHEDULE
VIII Take on Leach Cross and Harlem
Tommy Murphy for Worlds
Lightweight Championship.

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SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Sept. 90
Ten rounds with Leach Cross in New
York October 81 and a twenty round
engagement in or near San Francisco
with Harlem Tommy Murphy on
Thanksgiving day is the program map
ped out here today for Willie Richie.
worlds lightweight champion, by Ilar-
ry Foley his new manager.
Richie today received announce
ment from Promoter Billy Gibson, OF
New York, that Cross had signed up
for the October match and the cham
picn Immediately wired his accept.
ance. The Thanksgiving day match
between Richie and Murphy probably
will be staged br Promoter CoffrotE.
He has made Richie flat offer of
$4,000 for his end.