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that party and af1liation with any 9TH
er. If there has been such a change
the congressman's constituents are en-
titled to know il.
The incident may serve as a re-
minder that it will he necessary before
long for a good many people who have
been silent concerning their party af-
filiations to ON down off the fence
and let it hi known in which pasture
they intend to Craze. The republican
party and the progressive party are
two separate organizations, and a man
cannot we'll belong to both. He may
he in a state of mental confusion con-
corning them, and he in the position
of the young man who could be hap
by with either, were t'other dear
charner away" nut the charmers are
both here. and he cannot keep COM
pany with both at once.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

(By John W. Carey.)
Who's got SO now he counts
no day as quite complete, tits
said. unless it be some new re-
ward is offered for his head: Who
knocked the Manchus loud and
long and. lost his jumps his lob.
the while he Rugged the U. S. A.
to save his previous knob? Who
could not stand the president
sharp words (tut. tut!)-a scene
and side stepped next to Jap
land with a price upon his bean?
Who'd feel a trife sore ~forsootlh
unless some hey or shah or grand
mogul were making bids upon his
cupola: Whose think tanks
quoted right this day at cO,Ooo.-
600 yen? (Some pickings for
Salome. wotO His nobs, Doc"
Sun Vat Sen.
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1t would be interesting to know
what sort of comment would have
been made by Mr.. Bryan had John
Hay Or Elihu Root. when either was
secretary of state. gone about the
country l%ecturinE for hire. We fancy
that the Commoner would have
bristled with indignation.
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the difference in their eyes. Margaret
is thirteen. and she's going to keep
house. ] thought we could get along
with what l could do u of work
hours"
"Oh. yes. you cam" Sabina said.
She became painfully aware of the
scattered potatoes and that old Mrs.
Lane was cycling her from behind a
closed shutter across the street. eff
you'll just wait a breath I'll run on
to my house and get a basket for the
potatoes"
Your house is awful big. Do you
live alone? Amt you ever lone
some?" asked the child.
Sabina caught her breath. She was
often. very lonesome, though she
would NJ own this fact even to her
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

y certain man who was recently
reelected To a position that he had
held for many years met a man on
the street who congratulated him on
his continued good fortune, and the
man replied:
Yes, hut it can't always last: I'll
have to give it up some day. l feel
q great deal like a man I knew who
worked in n place for forty years.
and when discharged at last on ac-
count of old age remarked: Well.
have a steady job"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

A mother who was going to take
her children visiting with her had
been instil'ing the old rule of chill
dren should be seen and not heard
And now. what are you children
going to act like?" she inquired as
a last precaution.
Like movin' pitchers" came the
ready response.-The Delineator.
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People who believe in charms and
other superstitions also believe that
If a little learning is a dangerous
thing an education must be more so.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

When an old bachelor decides to
get married he keeps as mum on the
subject as If he were about to rob a
safe.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

If YOU would learn a mans weak
ness let him talk while you listen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

A mans best friend is a woman
who AN keep him from making a
fool of himself.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

We don't think a whole lot of a
woman who is ambitious to control a
h%enpecked man.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

Better half a loaf than a broker
down constitution due to oyerwork.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

Our idea of a true heroine is
worna who could talk back bu
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

Anyway. a mere man can wear his
best hat in the rain without getting
the curl out Of the feathers.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

Don't worry abodt the faults O,
Others. Get busy and try to correc,
your own.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-19

After the SECOND baby arrives q
woman seldom changes the style oil
doing up her hair.
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a miser is one of the things tina,
will keep in any climate.
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through her big yard with it's trees
and shrubbery where little children
never had played but which offered
such charming romping places for
tnem. and into her big house. empty
on the stairs and buried her face in
her hands.
After a long time she looked up
and her face was the face of one who
had seen pleasant visions. II guess
! a do as please she said aloud.
I've money enough and I'm old
enough. l don't know if it was Just
on Bran's account that I would-but
those children-that Esther! She
needs a mother and 1 need her." She
unused a moment tenderly. II don't
know" she sighed, that Bran will
ask me again, but IL he Doesn't
her soft laughter raised the echoes
IN the old halt declare 1 shall put
my pride in my pocket and ask him.
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: POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Lots Of easy marks have been done
in the name of charity.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-10-30

prdmie fproert, ba 3ipeifel oblpalten
oh oas Gapital auriidsuerldnaen leln
tpirb uno rsrbsn Die geitellten gebin.
eunaen niht anocnommen, 10 lit iiber'
baupt fein aapital su erlanaen.
Den einsieen aangbaren 4ustpea bet
Hopiepelt aefunben. Ils CT Die 3pls
cmter BON Sto. DOMINGO in Beiit
nabm. mar Die Rube pieoer hergeitelt.
Mit einem SbeiIs Der ,3olleintiinfts
soblen Die Ser. Staaten Die ausplrti'
oen Shulbsn ab uno Den Reit ubers
tpeifen Tie Der Stdatstane. Wenn Hs@
polutionGre iid einitclsn, tperoen IL
{cfort aur Hubs psrlpieien uno stn
Wint bon WaIhinotpn aus aenuat,
Gin iolfss @erfahren bat Der prG'l'
bent in gesuo duf Nicardqud uni
5onouras aboels6nt. Wir itnb ober
Der Iniidt, bab er nur ouf ote'e Wel's
fein sSoedl errsihen Tam uno mir inn
iiberSeuQt, bah Die fremben Wldht'
germ einem ipl1sE 9erfabrsa be!ltlm'
men perben, benn nihts lit unrittl9sr
als Die 9lnIift, Dab Die fremoen Utah'
* gebietsbeiiB in o:efsn GGnoern sr'
itre5sn. Sbr Iuqenmert lit leol5lit
barauf qerihtet, ihrcn Soanbel duf bic
fem Sentiment su entfpideln.
'Scireit IS Wterito bstrifft, 1T etr
8erfabren, ipie ss asasn Sto. 8ominoo
in GnpCrcun9 oebraht lporoen III,
riht QanQbar. Tort tdnn Der Brdlt'
bent nur einsn oauernbsn @rfol1 err
airlen. nsrn sr i'm 9ersin nit ben
iibrigen Wdtten Die llriahc Der Rspo'
lution bsIeitiQt, Die aus ben Seoriit.
funCen per 2anDbepolferunq entltans
Den 1T. Taf cine tonititutionelIc Rs'
qierun1 nitt gum 3iele fiihren tdnn,
bat Der prdiibent on Cuba bsobdtten
t0nren, poieIbft Die Der. Stddtsr
spe;nal einfhreiten Hubten, I'm Die
Repctutionen, bic tros tonitituticnellsr
ReQisrun9 entitanbsn. niebersuItia'
Ten
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llmsus in Der fOnisIiheH
Neiioens.
Wa i'm d. e II. I'M Gftober.

Sm rornehmen, aiten gnu Der a0'
Iniglidlcu Reiioeu, IN Wiind)en. i'll ben
leg felt benz lobe oes greiien grinS'
regenien 2iiitpoib nod ltlIler aelpo.'
Den mar. berridt ieBt i'm ,snnern Elm
aeheimnibpei peihai.lid,es Scbeu
9sei Dcm ipeiten 8enieri Der nIten uiS
neucren Sofe. oeren ieoer ben Cha,
rafter ieincr gntitehimasBeii nod ans
3moriiden peritchi, merit man irei!td
RON aiiben penia. sinhig ul0 nor
uebm Iicgi bic lange. itol5e Sront oeS
aonieshnuies on. ianmt IN ielnel
mad)tiaen Sanae Die cine SnIite oet
W,nrs ,sofcpI)plnBes uno l1bi babel
bod, bic lpudtisen Sonien ben farbl'
zen ssries ocs Sofibeaiers iprcden
Gcdl finb Die orei bnntlen 1horc i'm
Varterre fcit perifloiien. abcr oarii6er
an ben pielen itolien RunoboaenicH'
itern ocs eriien Stofes iino Die fell
Sabr,ebntm bernbaelaiienen, bellen
9orbanae plcBlid a,,igesogen, iiiio IN
ihreln GliHfel trcteH bic niinmclr
| IIifteinIaiienoen @l1ier mie augen
berpor.
ssn ben aoniassilnmern, bic iid'
2uoipia baIb mad, ieinem Realcrin1s.
antritt gan, nnd) ieinem 8eihnraf cr.
riftaf, iino Elm pnnr Sanonerfer tho.
tia, I'm bic foitbnrcn Vrnnfrnitme fiir
nes aonisreid, gnnerns gerlpcfer, iiir
yrin,reaeni 2ilosnig nno ielile 8e.
mahlin, bersiridten.
9lls Der jebige ReaeHt Die Seiiunl
Der aegierunasgeiddite i'm Borjabrf
mad, bem lobe ieiHes Vniers iibcr.
nahni, iprad, cr ben gSnnid' oits. mil
ieincr ssomilie in benz itm ieit ,snlr.
,ebnten liebgeporbenen @ittelsbofer
Qnlais m Der 9rienner SiraBe Der.
Iblciben 3u lpcllen. Tort fonnte er iidI
uad) 0es Sages Wnbe inlo Der gnl
bat Inn eine ssiille bon Mepriicnfa.
tionspflidlten aebrndof i'm Nreii1
feiner sablrcidleii ssoniiie and lpie
iriiher IDohliiihIeu. sllein bic nciieil
| 4iIidten. bic smoiensen uno GHlpidn.
lac. bic R1he Der Soiitellen nllo GdnS.
leicn fd,einen es notbruenoig ~ mo.
fen. 0ab CT in ben 9du Der Nelioens.
mo felt ssabrbuHoerteH ale NdiInllidl'
|feifen porbanoen finb. iibcriieoelt. llno
|mie es oer &erriderberlf iDobl mil
lid brinss piro Der eioeue MiIIe unh
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Iteren aus benz Geihsratb ausfhliebt
unb ben Deutfhen in 9ohmen bi.
Serrldaft iidert. Sat Die Reeierun1
niht Den moraliIhen Mutb au einen
iolden Shritt, 70 entitebt Die anbere
sSroge, pb es nift an Der 3eit mare.
odb bic 9eutIhsn iihehifhe Safttten
tsfolgen unb ihrerieits Dem Reife bic
llnteritiibung perfasen, bis ibre &c.
rebten ssoroerungen erfiillt iino. Di.
Gothnenbieteit elmer iolden enereis
fhen Sbat, nan tann lie audi Der-
sreifelt nennsn lift pffentunbig.
Sbotfdhlich baben Die 8euti6en in
gpbmen Idon bomit begonnen, ols tie
nit 9erpaltungs W2aIhinerie o1=
Telbit in polliges Stoten brdhten, biz
rhnen 9drantien eessn cine ppllige
9ernidtuna bes 0eutidtbums ssg.z
tsn iino. Wenn jeBt Die Rei6sre9ie-
rung ibre Moht aufbietet, nm Die
9eutIhen pollenbs um5ubringen, 70
nGre es an Der 3eit, bab Die Deutiden
Der Reidsre9ierune Die 8efoIsiadft
peripeigern.
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0eiunobe beitsbebbroe
geidnueroen lanfen iiber ben ErinSi.
pal Der Sd,aIe in ESaege Ain elm.

Tn Der acItrigen SiBimp Der @c'
iilnoheitsbchorOe ruierbreiictc Gr. ~.
geters, Der itaotlifc Silis.Beinno.
heitsbeamfe. cine idri'ilidc Selt,iprr'
DC ii5cr Sen Qrinjipal siiauler DOT
Der Sduic in College Sill, neil oer'
ielbe Die auf ben ssmpippaill be3iia
lihen ReauIntioHeu Der 0c'uilobeits.
behor0c uno ocs Sd)uIraihs nidli
nurdiiihrt. Cb'd,on Die iinoiiidlcHSe.
a5roeu be GItern gcieslid, nidlt ilnn
sssnpicn Der ain6cr ypin9cn founea.
10 id)reibt cine Stipulation Dor, biii
ainoer, Die nid,t aeintpit iino. uon
Sd)uIrath nusacid)loiien Tuerocn mil,
ZEN. Ticic 9eitimmiina icu YrinjtpdI
aIiomcr poiiia nibcndliet aelai'en ad'
ben ino bic 8eirmbbciisbehoroe mics
oen 8eiunohcitsbeamien Tr. Sonols
al, in Der snpeIeGenhcit beim Sdlns'
iiioerintcn6ctiten Tr Goroon porltci
Ii9 iii mcrocn.
Gic Beiunohcitsbcborbe nind,te BIZ
ioIgenoen Grncnnl,naen: Sranf Wa!
toner puroe aIs @ntterioIoae I'M ga
bcratorium nes @ciunobeiisonits mi.
cinem 8cbolt BON 500 monntlidl All
pcitelli: sS.S. Sbuen tultroe als Silfs.
Sanltdtsinipcttcr nit 500 pro dc.
nat nngci,eIt uno II. s. gahitefcc.
unb ,Sranf aeHcnlIn nls Snaiints.
pcIisiItcu mil S75 pro Wonaf 5chais
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id,miidt. oas oIs smeiter Sdlcn acr
grinseilin biencn miro. aud pier IL.
arn sd,Inf. mo 8nrocrche''rniiillc
mad, riidlparts, obne ourd} eilleil gro'
Sen Nana hcionocrs geireni'f 5ii le'H:
Ger arobe snfon, on Der Voroer'ron'
meiter auidIiebenc, pcrberrlldf wv
giloe @iclonos sCberon". alopllod'
cScbidItc bat Cornelius sur ahs,
'idmiiduna bes anoieu3iaales, DER a.s
Csmpianass ino JI,roaiaal aecant
mar, heirnBf. Tns Serpier3lnIller
Id,miiftcn s,ilScr niis giirgcrS 0e'
Sid,icn BON goIj. Meitere Hdliile !iir
Verlcnnl unb aIs gorsinirler lhl'c'
|bcn iih on.
Ter @eiii ciuer peripcbicn 3cit. Der
fSciit 2uolpias |. neht onrd) nllf oie'r
Is1opnnc nnb maa es ihnen nIi frailier
sscbnIid,fcit icblcn, VriHsrencnf pif'
mia uno feline Santilie nel)nirn o.
Srnbitionen nit iid), aus ibnrn ie!blt
herans miro ons iundien. mas oielcli
g1len rno 8cmafcrn IN ibrer flnli''
id)cn N,iiroe icblt: @drrne, Serjiidl'
felt mo geElnaen.
Carl Gonte Seapii'eilt.
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Jm Jieber ertuabn
Nadt Scr Snrier Norman Soiepl
iciintm gtbtH riH Gnoe.

ssm ,sicbermahn madlie seiiern8or.
rittag Der Sprier Rorman SoieDh.
q Sabre aIt. pom gtc. 205 Smolo!u
5irabc. ieinem Seben ein enbe, III.
Dem or ous oem iseniier eincs I'M
ppei.cn Stodrpcrf Ses itaotiid,en so
ipita.s aeIeaeuen aranfeniaalS in nel
aci bcs Soipiinls iprang. gei oleiem
Sprllnac sog iidl ,soieph ioIdle Ger.
lesm8en III. SaB er na6 tnapp clrcr
L)aibeR Stinnoe to0t NOR
,soiepE lit am Qppliisiieber unS
beiono iidl felt mehreren Modlen ini
Soipiial. aIs er aus Dem iScniier
iprnnn. teinnoen lid, 3ipei aersie IN
araufeninnl. bic icbod] oas 8orhabcn
Ses inn SieberoeIirilm beiinolideu
Gatienten crit benlcrften. als er BE-.
reitS oui Dem sSeniterbrett itans. Sie
.ieien aui sa5 1eniter 5n. ober i'm
ielben auacnbIide bate ssoieph &c.
reits Den Sprilia in Die Iirie amsgc.
iilbrf
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ete.erlanbaikideise.

SWar Smm,rman. %. 55s GIarl Ctr.
carrie Shlsilnser. 26. 2372 5airs
nielp 4pe.
Sglm.r r. 90. Ghfpsr. %, gb,rioi.
lG!sanora M. Shrni. Is, 134 Wsii
Jort Roao.
lGhariss 2. 9rnbburp, %, 523 Btft
/ 2ibfrtp Ctr.
tGrnsiiins S.mm, %. 25O6 anorr S.
laeller DissIesDor.b. q. 515 Ring.
/ solp Ctr.
lannn Dunanop. q. sos On eitsrtn
Sirabe.
lRuifsu Dc Salpo. %, SGT eipinsitcu
I Strobs.
lssoiephine arrieo. II. lit Rac. Ct
lGbarlss Barton. as, CT. g.rnars.
lelisabetb aineoio. As. b,ssI.
55adlOn GoHaint. as. ecdluno. o.
laiIp 1repinsion, 26. 81 on l3.
Strabs.
laonrab Joht, q, 1877 Central 4n
tUlaris Rsper. l9. 447 Bar. Ctr.
lWitiiam Roberts. 35. elmlpepoylase.
iDiarp atlD0oD. 10. b.ssl.
|osnrp 6. 5snn. 20, D,I, aort gpos.
tDilis penn. 18. 1859 sooffnsr Cir.
gsrn a0iparD sbinsi., "a. 6iaains.
/ port, 8.
lntnrietta Wiss 25. auburn unh Nal.
lingtsH MM.
pbilip Martlanb. 3s. Rarilanb ane.
Grdss Riuier. IS. OrforS 0otsl.
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6pibsn iiber mdttblousm 1lG eearbeis
tet unb biirftsn ipenig baItbar iein.
Sbtr BON .acmm 3u mir, eirlem
Mbenbileio aus fptider rofa Seios,
pDutg nit fpeiben psrlen beiiidt2 Snsr
tpeib alles" WanteI in 9riin nit
fhparsem Juts2 So<r BON Der r0ez
burt Der 0enus", bic pertorpert tpurbs
burh Elm enses roIa 0asesipanb uno
oariiber, bon Der Iinfen 5ano elmer
ihianten Huhtipunblerin nett lad
binten sebolten. 10 bab er an sipsi
Weter iiber ben gposn Ihlsift, Elm lane
ger, ipsiter. tpeibsr GtIeier. san5 nms
ranbet bon 6ermelinIhtpGnshen2 llno
in Der Red,ten, Dor iih. in Der 5als
tung einsr prieiterin, trns lie Sipel
friide Qilien an langen StengelH. Sie
Gebnrt Der 0enus init 9ermelin~
| ihtpdnshen unb 2ilien -. naopelp,
NH bear.
limb IoI id nod bon .alles lei psrs
seiIen" ersabIen. in Idtparssm 3ua.
Slpifhen benz i6fparse perIen slissrn,
unb BON Der 4tsno iintt". in mat!
ella NIT piintttsn in 0olD2 llnb oas
siuiIhen aleitei .Sostesauiero" - Sill
berea3e nit GbinhilIa - ouf Die
giibne. auf Der Elm iebr fielder junasr
Mann ibrer barrt unb nit ibr ben
Tango ianst. 1enn .Sosis@quiero" III
Elm 5ansoIieb, mein 2ieber. unb Der
feihe iunae Mann, Der Elm enesdnoer
nnb GneeitelIier oes 5auiss lit, bat bis
8erpflintuns, ben WuHfd na6 oem
gefib zines foIhen 5anaptlsipes ourd)
bic aunit isinss 3nnses su srtpeten.
Gs 1T ean3 furdtbar heiB nit tis
nem Male, uno Diener reihen eisses
trGnts sur 4btiihluns. Nus sinsm
rieiisen 3obslmufi, Der auf einsm
Stuhl lieet, tauhi pl0slit Der &op'
zines ipin3ieen 6iinbhsns herpor. Ras
be,u prei Stunoen bat oisiss arme
3hier in icinem Qefsasfdn1niB ousse'
holten. fpGhrenb fif isine Serrln an
SO .Shopfunsen" teruuf6!e. sri. iti
nen tlueen, ftpar5en au9sn betrahs
tel es eritaunt oi. orauisiben, 5id. bic
ioeben flOtei: .45er eerDib, Wlabame;
Wir i6nnen ben .Worgenibau" ihcn
fir 1000 isrdncs lieFern, tpenn mir
ben glelsronb tpseloFsn. Sh piiros
Sbnen ou6 ,2eihte Shuib" empfebs
len. aus braunsm CANT, isbr Isies
fam"
Sh olaube, mabums Bat fid fir
bic tieibiame r2eihte SbuIo" snti6iss
ben, obtr ouh fir ben ,Wtoraenthdu'
m / 9elsrono. unb es III Eidlt aus
seftloF.n, bah iie iid audi oas 9an'
ootleio beftelIt. 3as niro unoefdbr
5s--6OOO s,rancs ausma6en, cher es
III unFein. oi. prtisfroae bier anbers
ols nur fl;itotie su bsriibrsr. Mir iino
BEL elmer 9obn, msin 2is5sr. Ti. ehre.
fid1 bon bir aIs 9lpd6s bethlehem au luis
fen, farm gar nidi bod ssnus be3ablt
iperbe...
Gs mar mir leibsr niht mDolif. bic
ipeiteien NeTuIiote oieier 0.ranItoIs
tungen su psrfolgsn, ba mir Der
Gbsnobimmel"- ooIbaslhsr gltlas nit
Siibsrease unb SsrmsIin - auf ben
5uk aetrtt.H mar. 5iir Elm WoIt,ns
dttitDt retJt Huthortttitt1. cNAA sffttts sffttts
i.rnte mid nit siuem Issten 9lid ouf
,,marum piQit eu mfrs nift iosen2"
- mnttbIarer CANT mil nrausm
auhs entsiidsno, mein 2isbsr. qips
holoois - 1900 Ssrones pei6o:ntt
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DEN 9eutften bon Cincinnati

pbne unterIhieo Der 8artsi, Die einen
in Isinem Sadie griinolih bei6lagenen
Staotanpalt fpiinihen, Der our6 feline
aenntniiie gan3 Defenders befdbigt 1T,
bic Sntersiien Der 8iirger uno ipe5ieIl
Der Steusr5ubIer au beidiiBen, lit outs
Srinsenoite gu empfeblen, baB lie fir
Soerrn Walter Sbonle Itimmen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-21
Artificial Ice Rink
For Eli Hockey Team

NEW HAVEN. CONN, Sept. 20
There is every prospect that Yale will
have a chance TO turn out far bet
ter hockey team this year than ever
before
Through the enterprise Of two New
Haveners. an artificial ice rink is
now almost completed and no longer
viii the Ellis be handicapped by a
lack of ice IN preparing a hockey
team. The rink will have an ice sur
face Of 200 by 1875 feet. with rest
rooms, baths and lockers adjoining.
The center freeze ~ stem viii Oe
used and the manufacturing capacity
IF the ice plant viii be 100 tons in
FIVE hours. The rink is only three
blocks from the cottage. and the Yale
athletic authOrities are well pleased
with IT,
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able to travel at quite his usual speed
if he had a feather bed bound around
him. Moreover, it has been noticed
that the fellows who wear the most
armor-shin guards, nose guards,
head gears, pads, etc.-generally ere
the worst players.
On The best team Of its size that
we can recall all the members wO -
unpadded pants. jerseys and vests.
Shoes, stockings and belts completed
the equipment. Nary a headgea~,
nary. a nose guard, nary a shin guarl.
nary a pad, and yet this team went
through two seasons without single
serious or even severe injury.
Talk about the fearful brutality q
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NAN FNA N'lSiO. Sept ~.
Weighed in the balance and
found wanting
Such appears 10 be the verdict in
the case Of Bob McAllister. the crack
boxer Of the Olympic club, who en-
tered the profes sional ranks with such
fanfare Of trumpets. and for whom
such a glorious future as a ringmah
was predicted.
Since MCAllster made his profes
sional debut. many months ago, he
has figured in five contests. And the
lesson Of each and every one Of them
Is that Bob is not the proprietor of q
serviceable punch
After each of his bouts Bob prom
ised reformation Reports from his
training camp had him paying espe-
cial attention to the development Of "a
blow that would hurt, and, for that
matter the manner In which he han
died his sparring partners from tim"
10 time flattered the hope that he
was making gains in the desired di-
reCtiOn.
But whenever the crucial test came
poor Bob ladled out raps and taps in
the same fluffy manner As an old
timer remarked, There wasn't o
headache in ton Of them
1T took Bob's two contests with Salt
L or PetroSkey to make evident that
he is shy of shifting force In the
first. according to what some people
call a conservative estimate he struck
three blows to the buejacket's one.
But he scarcely mussed Petroskey's
blond thatch.
The other bout took place on the
afternoon OF September 9, and 1t was
the same thing. over and over again
While stiH as fresh as paint" Meal
lister bent forward and backward
with the rhythm of rocking chair.
He pecked and Cuff"d Petroskey at
VIII. In the opening round the poor
seaman's face must have been pushed
aside a hundred times by straight
let's and right jolts, yet when Pc
troskey walked to his corner the only
thing that disfigured his mug was a
grin.
As il was in the first round, il was
In every succeeding round of the 20,
until at last, the most rabid MCAllis-
ter booster at the ringside wrung
from himself the admission that Nc
Arlister couldn't jab hard enough to
cripple a housefiy
It's no use" said more than one
rlubman TIE HAS NOT got the
punch
IN a way. its a piece Of hard luck,
| for McAllister has some Of the
things that enter into the composition
Of a world beater. He is a clever
man. the best OF the men turned out
BY the Olympic Club. and that's say
ing a good deal He is, in addition,
game through and through and he
Tecuperates quickly. But with the
llnockdown blow missing from his
list Of assets, IL can hardly be said
that there is much of vista for him
pugHistically, and that Is about the
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football; if all teams would keep in
as good physical condition as the
bunch in question did there would be
very few names on sO-called cas-
ualty lists"
HARVARD is the only one of the Big
Il Three standing pat on the coach
proposition this year. Yale has broken
up her entire system of the past,
which was that the graduating cap
tain should be the next head coach.
That made the qualification for the
job one practically of heredity or luck,
instead of merit. Captain Ketcham,
of this years team, has overthrow
all that and has gone forth to get
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istence.
The new rule, however, that allows
the quick kicks from formation will
make it good policy to have a man
close up. which will keep the other
side guessing all the time.
= TENE FARRELL, trainer of the
> Michigan athletic teams, so we
are told, has gone to Coach Yost, of
the football team, with an invention
of his in the form of a new style pad
that he says will prevent all inju-
ries to the hips in future" The only
thing we know OF that will prevent
Al = such injuries is a feather bed,
and a football player would not be