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Evening star., 1913-12-03
SUFFRAG|STS' PLEA
MADE AT CAPITOL
Creation of a Special House
Committee on Subject
Is Sought.
CEMOCaATS ARE WARNED
OF DANGER IN REFUSAL
Women Who Are Opposed to Project
Are to Have Hearing
Tomorrow.

Armed with smiles arguments and per-
suasion. an army of suffragists several
hundred strong marched TODAY To the
House Office building to appear before
the rules committee and ask for the crea-
III the House. While the hearing was on
the convention of the National American
Woman Suffrage Association took a re-
cess.
TomorroW representatives of the Ma
tional Association Opposed 10 Woman
suffrage are scheduled to appear before
the same committee on the same subject
10 fight the creation of a suffrage COM
rnittee
warning that the democratic party
may go ont of power if it opposes votes
Tor women was made to the committee
hy Mrs. Mary Beard of New York. who
;old the democrats that they stood on
Himsy" ground
Women at the Hearing.
Women Of many kinds and descriptions
packed the big hearing room. There
were beautifully gowned women and wom-
en- in last years gowns: there were pretty
Young women and motherIy. elderly ones
@ore were women whose names are
own around the world.
he speakers were limited TO DIR. Anna
ward Shaw. president Of the National
nerican Woman Suffrage Association
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. president OF
the National Suffrage Alliance: Miss Jane
Addams, Mrs. Ida Husted Harper, biog-
rapher Of Susan B. Anthony; Mrs. Mary
9 c. Bradford of Colorado. Mrs. Helen
Gardener of the District Mrs. Mary
Beard of New York and Representative
John E. Raker of California
Others in the audience were Mrs o. Fl
z. Belmont of New York Mrs Inez Null
holland BoisSevain Of New York Mrs
Mar! Ware bennett. Miss Lucy Burrus
and Miss Alice Paul.
All Sessions in Public.
The big House Office building caucus
room was used sor the hearing The
following members of the rules commit
tee We're present when the hearing
opened: Representatives Henry oil
Texas. Pou of North Carolina. Lenrooi
OF Wisconsin Foster Of Illinois. Camp
bell of Kansas, Kelly of Pennsylvania
and Garrett Of Tennessee.
motion that all sessions of the com
mittee on suffrage be open to the public
and that the final vote be taken publicly
progressive. Representative Lenroot of
fered an amendment providing that ex-
ecutive sessions may be held. The com
mittee voted TO accept the amendment
DR.. Shaw, the first speaker, said thai
10 attempt was TO be made TO convert
the rules committee to woman suffrage
but that the suffragists merely wanted Z
suffrage committee in the House.
Suffrage Crowded Out.
Mrs Helen H. Gardener made the poin
that because OF President Wilson's de.er
mination to get trust legislation this yea
the judiciary committee. which has al
ways considered suffrage in the House
will he too busy to give proper atten
tion to votes for women.
The judiciary committee is warne,
that it is To he heavily burdened durin,
this Congress" said Mrs. Gardener "A
never before the question of woman suf
Evening star., 1913-12-03
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for -
Sore Throat
and
Cold inChest

Soak piece of flannel with Omega
Oil. wrap it around the throat or Law
on the chest, and cover with piece
OF oiled silk The oil goes through
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relief. Trial bottle yoc.
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III arabiider StoaitioH.

Gus autro i6reibt man benz -6anlb.
BrbbI. Beit eire es nit Der Sram'
babn bis an bas gnbe bon GIts8niro,
iiber Stod unb Stein itoIperten mir
einiee @aiien freuo unb qiier unb rnaGs
ten eublib Dor sinem ileinen Sdushen
SaIt. es bat nur etnen Stod, urb, eef
nalt eenommen. a1i6 nur einen 9inllnt.
Der Rebaetion. Expedition unb 9ruderei'
iaaI susleih 1T. Su elmer gde itebt
etne SanbpreHe, bic aipar nidt aus
9utenberes 8eit ftantrt. aber fider
niid uidt bel finger 1T. Ser Ggpebient
ldbet ms gum Siten, fpiu iaeen: gum
Wieheriauern nif bie Strobmatten "a
la Surco". elm. Den iInbermeibIihen
Raffee nebit Iargileb. has 3ei6en orieus
tdIiiber Sofliffeit unb @aitfreuubfhaft.
itIeppt er bdun berbei.
Sn5ipiihen iebeu mir ms in benz
gtdum nm nnb entbeden iebt in einem
@tufel ben Germ Gbefrebaeteur, Der
iins aber Bis iett nod nidjt beahtet
Bat. ba er eben einen offenbar iiberaus
fpihtieen GrtifeI inter Der Seber bat
Gin intereiinnter @rarfopf: NIT erobem
$urtdn unb ipeibem 8urnus am Booen
fauernb, bautit beid6ftist. auf bidem,
grmieu Iapier. bas bor ibm aiif benz
@oben lieet. bon redlts uadb Iinfs bic
feiuen, iCtn6rfeIbaften arabiffen
SdriftSeihen 5u maIen. gr eebt gan5
In isirer Grbeit aitf; erft nafbem er
bic SeSer ipeseeleet bat. eutbietet er
-Salaam-.
aaum hdben mir einiae Rorte ees
ipedfslt, S6fTihfeitspbraieu. nuf bic Der
Hrater nod n1ehr eiebt aIs Der guros
pder. 10 fioIpert Elm Rdnr berein. einen
fetten Sdbn inter benz Hrm, unb MN
entftebt elm erobes GetiimmeI unb Gjes
Ifrei; benn beiaater @odeT foIT BITE 2ahs
lung fir ein Gbonnement barffeIIen.
Sas sefomntts gfebaetionss, Ggpss
billions. unb DruderperirnaI = I'm
@dnser brei Rerioner - iteher I'M ben
eefhdtteu Gbounenten herum, unb
iuGen benz Uldnn bdrsuthun. bak Der
arme Sabn TN e3ersIeih 3ii benz @ertb
Der Reitrne nifts, gar nidhts iei. tuas
Der 6ahrbeffber NIT erosem Nufiuano
bon 9ialectif leuanet. gnbIib 1T bic
Sd6e srIebiat. bic 8eitiirs bat eineu
reuen Nbonnenten. urb ber Snbn lit
gieenthum Der ~Idbrheit@ 10 beibt
has glatt. detporbeu.
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60 pieIe ReniHen pereefen i'm Fiiuft
Der 2iebe ben -Punft-.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-11-20
Seemanns.@tke.

Bum uufreiipiIIigen Sumor Der Gins
eaben nnb Geiude eiebt Elm Gbiutdnt
elmer Iatroienbibiiion foIgenoe 8ei'
trGge ans Teiner SammeImappe:
Gin b6dit Invertebrates Gnerbieter
maht Der Narinebeborbe elm Stnbss
tpa6tmeiiter in foIeenSer Sorm: ~Gp.
So6tpobleeboren babe i'd eine b6dit ius
tereIIante Nittbeiluns gu MAIDEN. bee
treffenb meine bphit intereiiante grfins
biing. Sic beitebt udmIih io5uidgeu
bartn bab man nebme 5tuei ri6tig
grobe S6ipanenfliiael uno Ibrnube lie
In Elm Yan5sridiff BON redts tpie Iinis
unb IaTIe oanu bieies ihnen iblaeen.
GlsSaun tpirS. mas iebr iutereHant lit,
bas Ran5eri6iff aiif 9. d. 9. 8eIlen
er6eben unb i'd bodit iuterehanter 8eiie
als 0nftbaIIon feline 8eripenonn9 9es
f,inben baben i6unte. Tas Adbere aus
einanber5uieben, baIte i'd nidbt fir gut,
ba IonIt ipieoerum anoere bic Sriidte
meines Radbeniens ellen f0nnten. . =.
q. @a6tneiiter.
Gin SteIlenbefreiunesgeiu6 lautet:
sd Sran5 ilnb bier TaatbiIOe Dr., aus
WliinIter, gbeleute nit Silh ilnb Sett.
tiimmerlicbe Sorseu. er5euste ainber,
in Der @6e 6elaitet. ipobei benlerit tuirb,
4 8uben llno Srei 0ldoden, 81 Sabre
lana ais getreue. untertban bel ben
t6euren Seiten in einem ort ebeIi6e
Sreue eepfIoeen. Sh als bdterIider @bes
mann immer mibieIis rnb nidt me6r
imItanSe, meine Grbeitiamteit gu ers
tpeden uno bic ipiriIihe Wllitter Rart6a.
peldle nit obieen iieben ainoern Dor
Gltersihnudbeit 5ittert. 9aber bits
ten mir tdglidj Iegensreid. oab unier
5pauespeiie ieefabreuSer Sobn SimOn
nidlt AL IhunScn iperoe, neil Iebterer
ala Iebtes mannbares gr5eusuib in Der
8irt6i6dft unentbebrIi6 lit. unb bers
bleibe eines nobl Guerb6hiten abmiras
Iitats untertbduieit Srand uno @ars
tba g."
@eiud, bes S6lofermeiiters q. nm
gutIaiIilna isiu.s Sobnes: ~gerdei5en
gp. Waajeitdt. penn ib mage. fir einen
auaenbIid Sbren Sbrou gu beiteieen ins
benz i'd uip."
Gin anberes @sIii6 -nu oas berebrs
tide Regimentseommnnbo in aieIl-
.Da Bel ben issisen SeitperbdItniHsn,
bisle ilinae 2eiite SteIlenIos uno 8rots
los aetporben Iiub. iuelhes 5tpar bel mir
bic ger6dItnifie ni6t finb. aber i'd i'm
SanbeIsfah isins auit babe, uuo i6
mid baber fsft sntidIoHen. mid Don
bieIer Balm gu ipenoeu unb mid ben
seemddteu tu piOmen. Podadtuness
pou y. q. (papern.)
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Na6aemadte ysrIsn.

Sie Snouitrie Der faIIdeH Perfea NIB
GbeIiteine lit 70 alt. fpie bic Der Grnu
bic Rlnft unb bic Sud3t gu sefdIIen; eS
bat gu allen 3siteH Srauen, Bic mt ed>
ten gbeIiteinen eeidmiidt tparen, eeees
ben uHo dnoere, ipenteer eliidIihe, bic
it9 nit mebr ober tperieer gut nahges
abrtten Steinen unS 6Iitterfahen be-
guiieeu uubten. Su gb5ans Itaub Der
SanbeI nit @IasperIen in bober HIiitbe.
Rad bem Sturoe bes oftr6uiiiben giei>
4es eeIanete bic 8unit Der PerIenS
ra9dbmuue mad Rurano BEL 8euebia,
bon mo inter Colbert einiee Neifter ber
@IasfinftinOuftris iis nod Der Rormans
bic brahten.
Sect uiututt duf bieiem @ebiete Paris
ben eriten None auf benz @eltmarfte
elm. 9ie Snbuftrie Der unehter BerIen
bei@dftigt bier me6r ais piertduIenb
Perfouen. @eun bic fiinitIiden RerIen
benz 6d6riianten dIs fleine 8iisel9en
bon unburffi6tieem @lns lberIieiert
tDerben, bdbeu ie bereits Jtpeitduienb
Grbeiterinnen, bic nit bier bis feds
0raHes FIR ben Sag be5dblt nsrbeu, dre
tftt eeeebeu. 9ann bebeden me6r als
800 -nacreuies" (pon -naere~, PerIs
mutter). bic es tdsIid. is mad tbrsr @e>
fbidli6teit, auf bier bis flint Sranes
aobn brtneen, BITE @IastueeIn NIT elmer
Ieidten gerImufteridi6t. istiner III bic
arbeit Der ~Iimeries~, bic NIT elmer febr
feiuen SeiIe (liHe) bic UIastieeIn
rrnS ihIeifeu; bieie Sranen - es limb
unaefihr 200 = erbaIten ieboh trob
ibrer anitrengenosn Sbdti9feit bur6s
ffnittIih mn 81 Srdnes fir ben Gag.
Bun eelanoen bic Eerlen an bic mebr
ais 800 renfileuies") (bou ~enfiIer-,
stnfdoeIn. aneinanberreihen), bic fir
tGaIi4 bier 5ranes BITE @Iastueeln an
flinftooGIen SaISfetteu dneinduberreiben.
Die unehteu 9erIen Sipetter Site (beun
es eiebt aud auf bteiem 9ebiete no
ftufinaen) bcihdftieen ipeitere 1000
Grbeiterinnen, Die uiebrieere 966ne ers
bnIten; tafiir if aber aud Fbre Grbeit
tpeit eiufnher.
Cine 9rtrusperIe (unebt) iornnlt ie
Hdh Der @r5be unb benz IusIeben dltf
bis gu Srdns au iteheu
Cine gnu5e Sdbadr Geenten befbdftiat
fih nit Dem @ertrieb bes grtiieIs. Su
ben GubenbierteIn fpftet cine PerIentette
MIR elm pdar Srancs; bon ben 3utueIis
rem Der 8ouIeparSs aber nirb fe an
boben Rreiien periauft, beionhers menu
es Iid nm setreue Iadabmunsen etter
gerIen banbeGt SoIhe Iafabmunsen
finb felt benz ieuiatioueIIen gerIenbie6s
ftdH, Der in ben Iesten 8odben bte
Rreiie Der gan3eu @eIt bcihdftiete, fpies
Der Iebr beIiebt eetporbeu. Cine Sofs
bame Iieb bor furseu, in enris eine
Ha9nhnuna elmer bsrrIifen RerIens
iette, bic einen @ertb bon 5luei WiIIios
neu Branes 6at. nnfertisen.
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ct gebt f6er.

Sic nieberIdnbiide 8eitid)rift ~!Set
SuiseeSin" ber0ffeutli6te lpdbreno Der
iiineiten Gntpeieubeit bes beiannten
pliIiarbdrs unb PbiIautbropen in Sols
lamb unb geIeien interefante @in5eIF
beiten iiber Die Art uno g8eiie, tpie Yer.
Nubreiu Carnegie fir feline perlonltdle
Si6erbeit iorgt. Ser StabIncrfs9onig
1T nGmIid bon Der fteter 6urHt befan'
gen. bab er BON ireeno elmer gu bieiem
5nede orsaniiirten Gduberbanbe ents
fii6rt uno se5puneen iperbeu iornte, elm
Ieinem rieiigen @ermogen entinreheno
bo6es 9oieselo fir ben Bieoergeipinu
ieiner 6reibeit gu 5abIen. I'm oerlet
@eriute. bic Carnegie nitt nur IN ames
rita, ionoern al6 in europa fir iehr
moalicb 3u baIten ifeiut. gu bereiteln
umaie6t er iid5 tets nit elmer ero5en
Sdaar, in Ieinem itdubigen 9ienlte
ite6enber griodts s9etectibs, Die iiber i'm
uno feline Siderbeit ebenio MAIDEN, ipie
bic nmtlide @ebeimpoli5ei iiber bic
Sid,erbeit eines Staatsoberbnlptes. Wis
9arnegie gnbe gIuauit in Der nieoers
Idnbiiden Jieiioen5itaot eintrnf nm Der
gr6ffnune bes SriebeuspalaItes beious
pobnen, mar er bon allen ieineu Rriudts
Seteetibs beaIeitet. Sie iuobnten ale
Ie6r bornebm, tbeiIs i'm Suaeer Sotel
bes Snbes. tbeiIs I'M Sdeueninser aurs
bausbuteI. mnb tire foitipieIigen 9elnge
in bieien SoteIs beipieieu, oaB ibr iteins
reidler Serr unb Ieiiter ibneu in GeIos
Iadjeu feline S6ranien fest. Bel ieber
Gusfabrt unb bel iebem Spa5ierganee
mar Uer Carnegie bon ieiuer 2eibearbe
beeleitet. Die ibr Sduotuerf in iebr biss
treter 8eiie ausiibte. 10 bab man Die
&etectibs pieIfdd fir Reusierige bieIt.
bic ben beriibmtten RiGinrbdr einmaI
ieben pollen 9ie itete 9eiuaduue ers
ftredte lid nidt BLOB alf Die Periou
Snrneeie's, IpnSern aud aiif Iein Gbs
fteiaeounrtier. 80 puroe bas ameritas
niId1e @eIanbti6dftss@ s@ebdube I'M Soae.
mo Carnegie ais 8ait oes @einnbten
9Iopb grhce tpobnte. sas iinb Rabt bon
ben pripaten @ebeimppIi5iiteu. bic iidl
reaeImdbie i'm Dieuite abI6iten NIT 70
GROCER SorefaIt sebiitet, aIs bate IS
fib nm ben 8aiier aIler Renben ges
bdn0eIt.
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etit uann lit matt G9ntdtn 7

9ie S6nedeuhdnbIer oer 8ouraogne
bdben Ioeben ben 6abrifanten bon ees
fGIi6ten Shueden ben Rries ertIdrt uro
finb entfbIoIien. ibn burh ale Srffans
sen 5u fiibren. Sei bieier 0eIegeu9eit
Biebt Der ,@aulois~ bic grinneriing an
bas erite S6nedeneHeu. bds in Srants
reid Itattgefumbeu bat bernor. es
tpurbe bon bent berii6ntten Siplcmaten
SaIIebranb gu g6ren bes riiiiideH aais
1ers aIerauber Der grfte segeben. Snls
Iebranb i6mei9eIte iid, ben beiteu 9ocb
bon gdris 5u beiiter. Dieter triig ben
poetifden Namen Gnaereou. Seir 6err
Iieb ibn am Sage Dor benz @aitmabl 5li
Tid5 fommen unb iagte ibm: sd babe
fir moreen ben 9aiier Don Gnblanh
gum Diner eingeIdoeu lno m6dte ibm
bel oieicr GeIegen6eit elm ourhdus
neues, bisbcr unbeianutes 9ieritt pors
ieben. gie mars nit einem @anae
Sdneden?" r9as fann man madeu
Ronleieneur. Iogar auf beridbieeeue Grs
ten. bieIleidlt aebrnten nit elmer @eins
lance ober in @ouiIId, nit aro6Idudl.
9feffer uuO 9iment.@ .Shredlidbl-
mari EdIleprnnb elm. so beriu4eH
mfrs auf cine 1nSere 8eiie. uieIIeiGt
in 9urgnnberart Sd bin iiberoeiiet.
bnb bas ee6en unb S6rem erlaudter
@aite 6reuoe bereiten ipirb." in Der
That erreate oas @eridlt an Der SafeI.
an Der Der aaiier. icine abiiitauten, Der
6er5oa bon Sarent, bic 9idter gampes
non unb Soub tbeiIuabmen grobtes
aufIe6en. @an5 Yaris iprad in ben
ndditen Sagen bon eieiem eaitronouti>
iden @reieuib Gbnedsn ipurbeu Robe
unO baben iid felt iener 8eit iiberan
eiueebiireert.
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Sitbt bei ben &aTern.

Sipei RegerItdmme afrifds 5atten rns
fer iidb forttpdbrenbe 0ieibereien. Gin
3ulll6auptmann. Der bor nidbt gu LANCER
8eit einen Gdub5ug eeeen ben feinbli'
den Hahbar unternommen bate. iunroe,
ipie bas @eriidt in ieiner Seimntb ntel'
bette, i'm Sample eet6htet Seine 2Seis
ber 6raehen in oas iiblibe Sldge9ebenl
ans, unb cine bon linen idnitt iidl I'M
llebermab Ses Sdmer5es ees Saupt'
6anr uu6 bic buIdigeu Iusetbrdnen
ans. Gie iibrigen beihrdnften ith am
bofaIe Srauereeremonieu int itdrttten
Sortiiiimo.
globIi6 eridien Der SobteesIaibte,
Der ni6t seiaIIeu. ia niht eiumaI ners
ipunbet mar. iuutitten ieiner idmer5bers
Iunieueu gbebdlften, bereu aIneesebeul
ii6 bel ieinem gri6eineu in Elm Subels
concert beriudnoeIte Sa trnf iein Gliee
Die treue Satin, bic I'M ibn bic grobe
Srauer aneeIeet unb i6ren Saupti9ulnd
auf benz Gltar Der bis iu's Grab tpdbs
renben Sreie 9eopfert battle. Born nrto
@ut6 Ieuhteten aus ben Guger oes
aaffern. benn bic 5artfii5lerbe Che
bdIfte bate burd bic entiagllnesoous
gnt6aarlng bic Iesten WeTte ibrer
S6onbeit einsebiibt Or lab IN ibr ntdt
Die Satin nit benz ritbrsnb treiieH
Ser5eu. fonSern bas @eib NIT ben febs
IenSeu Saacen uub GueeIrbrareu. geit
i1n5bem llnbanf iGste er He aus ber
Siitte unb Deritieb 70 bic Germite fir
aIle 8eiteu. Sns 1T Der aiebe uHo
Sreue aobn bel ben SeufferH.
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ltnaliidstaae.


9enu iih an einem Gage bic Wers
DISQUALIFICATION bdiifeu. bdnn bot ipobI
Ibon 10 manher 9eier geieufdt: ~9ds
lit bod beilte elm rihtiaer llugliidstdel-
Hun, es mar in frii5eren Seiten In Der
That elm melt perbreiteter a6sreIaube.
bdb es ipirtlidb beIonbere llneliidstaee
ad6e. an oenen Der borIidti9e Deenih
iebe einiscrmaben ipidtiee Santirun9
ruben IaHen miiHe. I'M bas S6idinl
niht berdiis5uforbern.
Sn einem 1Iten stalert6er ans benz
Sabre 14s1 limb ais llngIiidstase foIs
genoe feitgeIest: Der 5. unb 81. Sebrunr,
Ser I. irnb 90. Wldr5. Der TO- linb TO-
IpriI, Der 8. rnb 25 Ulai. Der is. Sini,
Der 10. "A. unO %. SuIi. Der 1. uuO
81. Guguit Der 2. unS 2t September.
Der 4. Cttober. Der g. IoDember, ioipis
Der 4. unb 49, DECEMBER. gs ipirb be-
Ionbers barauf diifmerfiam eemaft.
6ab man an bieien Sagen fpeber
-telffen. nod berieuffeu. nod aud fein
ipeip iperbeu unb aud iouiten teiuerleb
Inh treiben ion-.
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@abinmitrablen anf SsIaiden.

9ie Gtnbemie Der Bifenfdaften in
9onbou er6ieIt bon benz bon Sir @rneit
gaiIeI eesrHnbeten 9iaoiuminitihit bic
TeittbeiInne. bab es nit 6iIfe fIiiIiieer
Buff eelinsen isi, bic Haoiumitrablen
In @lassef6ben aufsufaneeu. io5uiaeen
arf SIafHen gu fiiIlen uno tie du 5eiI'
sfpeden 5u perpenoen. Dieie Scrm sss
ftattet natiirIid cine tpeientIi6 biIlisere
nnb ansgeoebntere autpenoune oes mas
terieu 10 ioitbnreu uno an SeiItuertb
unifdsbaren Stoffes. Sn ipeIhem Mabs
bic 8irfrne bieisr aifseipeiderten 8n.
hiumitrdbIen Der oireeten Seitrablune
eIei&iommt. tDirb bic gragis Iebren.
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Die aiebe 1T cine Riubertranfbeit; ie
dIter mir iinb, I'M 10 eeidbrIi6er pffest
iie fir ans 5u nerbeu.
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DIE ssinstsa prves<aFOeltsn In der aeadt
LIsfsrt die ofaes ass ''Wesasahlssz.s
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-27

supreme nerve.
Two hits he cIouted, and each was
Important His double in the second
scored Fourier, and in the tenth it
was Larry's single that paved the way
for the winning tally.
ChappeII gained this confidence
and increased his efficiency on for
eign fields, where he expected the
fans to roast him. Now he comes
home and makes brave start. He's
lucky gent, in some ways, but re-
member he has stuck to a hard task
with unfagging nerve. 1t isn't all
luck. Most of it is a combination of
hard work and never-say-die spirit.
Manager Callahan is going to make
this Breton, his recruit infelder, into
player able to hold down a regular
job. Right now Breton is weak at the
bat, but he will not be discarded until
Cal has exhausted every effort to
remedy his mechanical shortcomings.
Breton shows too many earmarks
of smart ballplayer to be chucked
into the discard until every attempt to
improve him has failed. He has the
ability to think, and heady ballplayers
are in demand, especially on the
South Side.
One incident during the game yes
terday stamped Breton as man alert
to every opportunity, with the speed
and intelligence to seize it when the
opening was presented. The stunt
was staged in the sixth inning.
Breton was passed and reached
second on Collins sacrifice. Then he
laid trap for Sam Agnew, the Brown
catcher. Taking long lead off Sec
ond, Breton watched Agnew closely.
The backstop called for a pitch out,
just as Breton expected. Quickly Ag-
new snapped the ball to second base
in an effort to catch Breton. But the
youngster wasn't there. He had fig
ured the play ahead and raced for
third the instant Agnew drew back
Ii, a1,o L. L IL
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-09-27

One game tomorrow with Cleve-
land on the South Side winds up the
regular schedule at Comiskey Park.
Besides Art PheIan, the veteran
boy scout, Manager Evers used
mess of recruits in a vain effort to
trim the Pirates Allison and Stew
art, outfelders, acted as pinchlesS
pinch hitters; Heating the new short
stop, struck out once batting for
Bresnahan, then played in Bridwells
place, and Mollwitz, new first base
man, worked one inning after Vic
Safer had enough. Phelan and Mil
Ter, as pinch hitters, were no better
than the guys whose places they
took.
MolIwitz is a native-born German,
built along the general lines of Gy
Williams. He had no chance to bat,
and was only given one opportunity
to catch a ball at first He did it.
fearful news, but Vic Safer famed
three times. When Vic isn't hitting
there is little chance for victory.
Manager Evers is closing the sea-
son in blaze of batting glory. Johns
mark in 1912 was 1874, but he fell
away below that this year, probably
due to worry over his managerial
troubles. Now, with the Cubs out of
the race, and their final resting place
definitely settled, he has thrown off
his cares and is going to work on
the pitchers. In his last three games
the boss has whaled ten hits.
Next season Evers will be more
used to the pilot job and should wor-
ny less. Therefore, there is reason to
believe he will be back in the list of
300 hitters, as he is smashing bat
ter and meets the ball true and
squarely.
Jim Vaughn is happy today. He
has received a check for SIG from
President Farrell of the Yanks. The
Cubs claimed Ray Caldwell borrowed
the money and forgot to pay. The Z
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-05-16
GIVE DETAILS FOR TEST FOR TEACHERS

Baton Rouge, May S.-Details OF the
examination for white teachers that will
be held August 4, and 6, and for negro
teachers on August z, s, and 9, by the
state examining committee have been
made public by John r. Commit, chair
man of the body, and include wide
range of subjects. The information was
sent G. A. Ives, conductor of the state
institute here.
The tests will be made in the following
subjects:
First Grade-Geometry, higher algebra,
arithmetic, grammar, geography, history,
physiology and hygiene and theory and
art.
Seond Grade-Elementary algebra,
arithmetic, grammar, geography, history,
physiology and hygiene, spelling, theory
and art.
Third Grade-Arithmetic, grammar,
geography, history, physiology and by
giene,. spelling, theory and art.
Applicants for first and second grade
certificates must earn a general average
of so per cent in all subjects of the ex'
animation with minimum average OF AZ
per cent in every subject. Applicants fol
third grade certificates must earn a gen
eral average of rs per cent in all subjects
of examination with a minimum of 4C
per cent in every subject. Applicants for
first grade certificates who earn {
general average of IS per cent but les'
than 80 per cent and maintain the mini
mum average Of 40 per cent in every
subject, will be granted second grade
certificate. Applicants for second grade
certificates who can earn general aver
age of rs per cent but less than so pc
cent and maintain the minimum averag'
of 40 per cent in every subject, will b
granted third grade certificates.
AS far as possible the questions to b
propounded to applicants in the next ex
animation will be made to conform will
with the subject matter of the textbooks
used in the schools, in the institutes anC
i'm the summer normals of the state.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-05-16
Meeting Of Beard Of Health.

The Board of Health of the Town
of st. Joseph met at the Office Of
the Bank of St. Joseph on May Is,
and was called to order by the pres.
ident.
Those present were: DR.. L. A.
Murdoch, president, L. Buckner,
A. B. Ratcliff, DR.. H. s. Trice and
A. E. Green.
Mr.. c. c. Skinner was employed
by the Board to visit all premises
in town and screen all cisterns and
other water containers at cost Of
owner of property.
Any one refusing to have water
containers about premises properly
screened will upon conviction be
fined or imprisoned or both at dis.
cretion of the Board
There being no further business,
the Board adjourned sine die.
L. A. MURDocK, M. D., Pres't
H. s. Trice, M. D., Sec'y.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1913-05-16

st. Joseph had visit this week
from NJ. H. Hobson, Assistant En-
gineer of the Valley Division Of the
Iron Mountain Railway, from Nc
Gehee to Ferriday; G.. M. An
drews, Superintendent same Divis-
ion, and G. w. Land, Superin-
tendent of Bridges and Buildings,
same Division. These gentlemen
were here on an inspection tour OF
the NJ, H. & L. road, and are max
ing all efforts possible TO put the
road-bed in condition for early re-
sumption of through service from
McGehee to Ferriday. Just how
long that must be is not easy to as
certain at this time, as the tracks
are yet covered by water at points
below Waterproof. For the present
the trains can 60 no further than
Waterproof.