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Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
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 THE EL 1|CRE
Geat Gold Mining Property to Lift the Last of Its ln- debtedness = Represented in $400,000 Bond Issue

The Lucky Tigie Combination Gold Mining company, better known To- cally as El Tigre, will be entirely relieved of landed indebtedness on February 1, when the last s43.OQO oi ,he bond issue of S4OO,O00 which was made to pay for installation of the property's mill will be called in. This news was brought yesterday by R. l.. Budrow general manager Of the company, who as returned from Kansas City, where directors meet ing was held early in the mcnth
 This will place the company in an unusually commanding position among mining concerns of Sonora, both on account of the absolute free dom from tcnded indebtedness and because of recent rich ore disooy' cries in it's workings.
 MT, Budrow left Douglas yesterday afternoon for the mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
NOTES INFLUENCING THE. DAY
By Levy Bros.

L. s. steel dividends and earnings to le announced after 3 o'clock 10. day.
 The president is opposed to any discrimination against any foreign government in matter of Panama canal tolls.
 In conference at the White House which ended early this morning. Pres isent Wilson favored the lifting of the embargo on arms for Mexican rebels, A proclamation t,. that effect Is expected.
 U. s. Steel Corporation is now run Ing 62 per cent of its capacity as compared with 40 per cent last month.
 Iiaden & Stone say the situation can bevpretty well summed up as a return of confidence, coming after a period of thorough liquidation, with the cash available to take advantage Of it, the only conclusion that we can come to is that we are in for pro longed constructive perisd. The op inon is .almrst unanimously express ed that a large reaction Is due, Nc doubt, it technically is,- but 1t has heen our observation that what ii universally expected by the rank and file of traders rarely materializcs.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
STEEL REPORT
 MAY HELPTOOAY
Up to Expectations, Though
 Much Behind 1913 - Mar
 ket Came to Standstill in Uncertainty-Foreign Buys

NEW YORK. Jan. 27.-Attempts to carry further advance ln the stocks were checked early fin todays mar ket. which thereafter followci an un. certain course Speculation slack cned and investment buying was cn a diminishing scale.
 The tone at the outset was deter. mined largely by London Prices Of American stocks had risen sharply in that market and when the trading began here the foreign representa- iives came into this market more ac. uvely than for a long time
 Union Pacific's report 0, shrinkaee in the net earnings of Sii3.OOO last month. discouraged buying cf the railroad stocks General speculation was hampered by uncertainty as to '. <. Steels quarterly report which did not appear until after the close
 ,CoHstrasted with the correspond ing quarter Of 1918, when the earn jugs were S35IS5.OO0. the earnings Of the last quarter showed decide. falling off amounting c. S23.0S6,OOO which failed to meet the dividend re- quirCments.
 The total, however. was well up tC expectations. in view oi ttc diminish ing business and failing prices of the period covered, and since wlicl time there has been a change for th, better.
 The bend market moved uncertain ly, the selling cf some of the specu iative issues being cfset by improy ing tendency elsewhere Total salel were $t0SO0O0 IT. $. ponds un changed on call
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
PAiNE.wesBER LETTER.
lRecelved by L. J. overiockJ

BOST0N, Jan. 21.-The activity and higLer prices at the opening brought more or less fit taking and quotations sagged slightly through the session. but the decline was small and all stock offerings were easily absorbed by new buying. We think the position of the market is stronger on acc.unt of the days trading and that the rally will be resumed. Genuine speculation Is just commencing and unless some thing unforeseen happens, general in. vestment buying will carry the whole Inst much higher. Total sales New York il6.j00 Money per cent Metal II 5-S to 3-l.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
Corn

July ... 4..... Q. DOC. .... 60 3-N
 May ..... ...... ..... G61-i
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
Wheat

July ...... .... .... .... ..- N i-o
 May ...... ........ %. %. 93 l-2
Bisbee daily review., 1914-01-28
DON LUIS CLUB Is
 ADDING ID ROSTER

The Commercial club will hold It's regular meeting next Sunday night. Seven more new names will be added to the roster which will bring the tota membership up to fifty.fiye.
 Mae Standard has resumed her
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

gu bei1ig nno irnerlid, als baB iie es
preisgeben miir6e. nn6 es mag ibr
CUR @rfenntniB fommen, 6aB eS int
mer i1p6ipi6lteu fein m1tB, feline Sdo-
blone, feine Metbo6e, fein S6ema,
fem SD1tem. -
@em man es ii@ nlfo ribtig iber=
legt, tpas lit un6 befagt 6arn 6ieies
bielgeriibmte Monteiforii6e @pitem?
Die rre1te 3eit lift ni@t 511 iiber5eugen
onr@ Sen @ertb elmer Sabe. Die
&aa1ptiade lift feline @ufmadung, iei-
ne @eclme. 11n6 es m1tB ~SDitem"
6orin fem. Mus 6iefem @runoe bat
man sic 1otiir1i@er urb i@li@ten &C.
geIn rn6 @ege ser &inberftube, tpte
iie nns ols Soeal boridtpebt, fetn idiu<
berli6 onfgei@riebem, etmas bera1s=
gepubt, - 6nn fonit febe1 iie bod 51
nnbe6el1ten6 aus, - bot ib1en einen
fdonen nmf6lag gegeben uno lift 6a.
nit m1f @eiie1 gegangen. Dte 9e11te
fin6 geitr0mt gu Ser 1ee1te1t @eisbeit,
babett begetftert tbrem 8etfan f1tn6ge>
tbam, ltn6 ffn6 it@ bod MIR gum ge.
ringitet EbeiIe 6eifen betpuBt getpor-
SEN, mas man ibner eigentli@ nor-
iebte. @err es tpor 1i9ts ols Die al-
ten @obrbetten unferer miitter un6
@roBmiitter. Sir fte Eat man tre11e
@orte geprdgt. gs lift ibret aud
nidt betpaBt getpor6en, mie fte 6a-
nit lire etgene r%nfdbtgteit unb l1n-
111ft bartbaten, lire &tn6er at er3ie-
fen. Dern Die Menf4en fino audi
an6ere getpor6en, lag fte 5m Meutters
nn6 @robnutterS 8eiten tpore1. l116
tpei1 fie am S1ei1 mebr firtben als
ant SnboIt elmer @ad)e, tper6en Die
oIten @obrbeiten bar11m ridt tpteoer
Iebenoig tper6en, ,boB man fie in 1te,te
Morte flei6et. Sc tperoert @orte blei-
hP17 -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

gu leiten> 6aB man iih upraftiide
8egtpeiier" poridreiben ldBt? &C.
m1b 10 iein, 6enn lit es ni9t 6ieIes,
10 lit es Elm an6eres <5pitem, bas
man a11tpelpoet, o6er, bel leber un6
baa1figer nod, artpenbenl l6bt bon
an6eren, bon 9ienltboten ODER 2eb-
rerinnen. -
nn6 i6liebIi9 - pu6t feit CT
innern a1f? IS mag pielleidt auf 6ie
oe,1ti6e &itpoeritube beidranft ,fein,
aber itan6 ni9t anes SOS, mas man
iebt itol5 NIT benz @orte ugpitem"
belegt bot, idon getpiiiermaben in
nnlerer ginbil6ung, in unieren Mn-
i@m1ungem bur6 neberlieferung auf=
ge1brieben? Die 6euti6e Mutter, unb
iiberbmapt ie6e re6te Mutter, bat
uob1 an1@ 5u er5ieben beritan6en un6
Der tebt eS no6. Mnb iie bat ibrem
&in6e iinnreibe Spiele in Die &anb
gegeben, fat es geidolten, tpenn es
Ser Ha1ppe BEN @opf abriB o6er oem
Shaflein ieinen S@man5. @at ibm
getpebrt, tpenn es ser 6rolligen 6liege
Sic @eine ansreiBen tpo1te. nno tie
bat ibm geiagt uno ge5eigt, pas gut
nnb mos ni6t gut lit. SGT es OUTS
5trofbanf6en geiett, tpenn es ii@
auf's' 2iigen berlegte. SGT es fromme
un6 beitere 2teoer gelebrt, 6ab feline
@eele fromm nn6 better mer6e. l1no
bat aberbs an ieinem @ette geieiien
nnb linn 6as er1te itammelr6e @ebet
porgeiproden bon Ben eng letn, Die
ieinen @61af bebiiten iollen nno bon
6em @er5ert, in DEM niemano 1on
tpobner als Sefus allein. =
60 mag tpob1 man6e re6te Mfnt=
ter er3ieben 11n6 bil6en, un6 tper1n es
bann bod ni6t gan3 geltngt, BONN tit
es mobl ni@t lire @9ul6. @ber ioute
iie 6iefe Mrt un6 Beiie, ibr &ino gum
Menfhen 51 mad)en, Elm @pitem nens
men, 1idy etpo patentiren laiien? 9a=
nit berum8ieben? Dafir hinft es tbr
mobI gu einfa9 un6 i6li6t. @n@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
3llte @aDrbeitem-meme
@orte.

Mon bot ii& sar iebr i6nen nno
qerne oaran gepobnt, i@retbt 5ettge'
maB uno treffeno bie n@bic. Mb6piit.
nit bobmitbigem Maienriimpfen uno
be6mternbmitleioigem Mdiel5nder
uiiber bas 2eben un6 Ereiben nnierer
@orfabren gu urtbeilen, iber Die 9e~
bensbe6ing1ngen nno Die 2ebens3iele,
1pie fte Ser nguten, alten 8eit" @arat-
teriitif& tparen, Die ia ermteierrer>
maben in mebr als elmer &e5tebnng
oar ri6t 10 gut getpeien lit. 9ie 9el1t-
den bon ammo 6a3umal, no ia, Die
uuBtem es eben ni@t an6erS nno nt@t
better. Sic 60iten 10 babin in ibrem
fiimmerlide1 Doiein, tpnr6en gebo<,
rem un6 lebten 1a1r, I'M Sic 5amtlie
fort5upflan5e1 un6 fi@ Damn bernbigt
ouf Sen @9ragen legen 5n laiien.
Dogege1r mir! WHt unierer tief< nno
bo6gelebrten @tiienidaft, nit nn1e<
rer angemeinen r8iiIoung," NIT bem
: treffliden moralifden @efiiB(, NIT
Dem @%eritdr6niB fir 0ffentlt@e Odd
6en mr6 bem ongemeinen 8eomrfmB,
iie o,1s3umer8en, tpas itnb mir bod
fir beiiere Meni6en! =
SsSa, bat man 6eru1 1i@t Elm @edt,
10 at re6en nn6 5u 6erten? @in6 mir
ni6t tpirfGi@ ungebe1er fortgei@rit=
ten in Ser @ultur ODER Meni@ener<
5iebumg? Bon Sen praftti@en arbe.
rem Grfdeirungsforme1 Der ne1ter1
8eit, Ben bIoben tedniidem @rrun-
geni9after, gar m@t 5u reoen, =
nie .bot iid nidt sic geiitige @ultur
geboben! Muf anen @ebieten 6es SSH
fens, often un6 erit nett erfnn6enen,
miro gea6ert nn6 g%eerntet. @elebrte
MGn1per feben tbr ganaes 9eben 90
ran, I'M al1faufldre11 un6 at beifern,
un6 mem es ii@ I'M BEN MabtpeiS
ban6eI1 ionte, Oh Bic o6er iene Mab~
rnng 6em Meni6en bef0mm1t@ tit
ooer ni9t. @ie dngitlt@ miro mber-
bol1pt iiber sic @rndbrung 6es MOS
6ernen Meniden getna6t.. @an bat
mi1ieni6aftlia 6ie Bette @obmpeife
fe1tgeltent. Man bot 1id, iiber sic
9ebenserbo1tung eriibeln6, Hieff III 6ie
@ebeimniiie 6es Eo6es b%ergraben,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

man oenft an 6ie @orm1Sbeitimmung
6es @eidledts. limo iene mie6er fam
gen init ernitem @ifer nit Der Ween=
i6en5u6t an, uum immer %bortreff-
|lidere @eien gu er3eugen." @or al
lem ober, tpie borgei@rttten lift sic
|Bflege bes &in6es, Die @eran5iebmng
ietner moralii6en un6 geiitigen Sd
bigteiten! Sc lift tein @nnber, tpenm
unier 8eitaIter bos 3eitalter 6es @tr-
bes genanrt tpir6s 6em 6ies lift ia
ho9 ser Mittelpunft, um 6en als
M6fe ii@ Sic mo6erne @enidbeit
brebt. Man m1B fid, 6os alles 5u=
mmengenomnten, tpn1oern, bob 1tr=
fere @orfabrer iiberbm1pt BEL Dem
Geblen unler 6ieier g11ter Dinge nod
.Ieberl eriftiren tonnten. nn6 es mod.
tie lt11s u1rgla11bli6 i6einen, tpenn mir
ni@t eben leiber felbft Ser lebenbige
@emeis mdre1, 6aB es tbnen trob6em
gelungen lit, un6 uee! =
Tim BEL Dem @in6e at bIeiben nn6
6em> mas 6iefem Die 1re11e !8ett bietet,
mos mir in 1nferer S11gen6 embebren
muBten: @as gibt es nidt fir putt-
6erbom a1sge6obte Spfteme uno @e<
neutrality-suspicious.! Mit mie ttef<
grin6igem @eritm6 miro ertpogen
nnb ertpdblet, mas linn gut lift mn6
tpas linn ida6et. 1tn6 mie 5ort nnb
I9om1ngspon miro Sic be11tige 3u=
fmnft bebonbeIt int @egeniab gu Ser
38nfunft, sic mir einrnal ielbit getpe-
ien.-Da bat man ~1reraer6ings mie-
ser Elm @pftem ver6a@t," baS fi@ 6oS
morteiforif9e 1rer1t, tpe1 cine ge<
|mife Game nit Mamen Mo1teifort
6anit iiberon ber11mretft. = 9ieie
1re1eite @r5iebungsmetbo6e beginrt,
tpie man fogt, I'M 6rttten ober bierten
9ebensiobree - tpabrf9einli@ ie na@
ser Big 6abirt erIangten Snteniger5
6es &n6es. Da1r6 fi1nreibe Sptele
nn6 ueburrge1t tpir6 6os &in6 gelebrt
mn6 getp0bnt, tpie f9on 6ie Stger6en
Der 6peunolidfeit, ser &i1fsbereit-
|1doft, Ser @abrbeitsliebe, Der
@dIidtbeit nip. iin6. l1n6 es miro
ibm ge5eigt, = 6enn 6as berfteben
noturli4 bieridbrige &abies i@on
gang gut, = baB es e6el, felbftlos,
gut mn6 tpobr fein fon. = @egeiitcrte
2emte, sic 6iefes epohemaden6e rte11e
|Sb1tem itr16irten lt1t6 erprobten, rib
men un6 iagert tpelde @ortbeile es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
uno mi1em fein gn6e ibres

GobeS. -
Sa, nidt tpabr, bitten mir bos bod
I9on elm Meni9enalter friiber &c,
bobt! Donn g6be es bente nidt baS
@leno ser REINFORCEMENT, 6ann gabe es
tei1re berbre6eriide .@ier.. 90 gabe
es tnobl audi feinen Sob unb teinen
8etr11g, feline 2uge nno feine1
9feio. 1enrt menn mir oie, sic beate
mniere @eridte in 8rot uno Mrbeit
ieten, idon 10 er5ieben fomten,
un6 6ie bon unieren Mitrre11-
id)en, 6ie uns 10 6as 9eben idtper
maiden, : ni6t mabr, mie mdre @ie-
les an6ers! Ober bo6 nidt? Sinb
mir ~iberaeugt, 6aB Die fommen0e Sc
nerationL tpdre iie na9 ie1pem bielge-
prieienen 5pltem er5ogen, 10 bortreff>
li6 geratben miir6e pie io5niagen Der
Yrosiect ber1pribt? -
@o5u bral1bt man uberbaupt 10
fein ousgefliigelte Spiteme uno Me-
tbooen? Sagt Der M11tter nnb oer1
@ater 1ridt mebr 6as eigene @efiibl,
tpie ser 5pr0Bli1g gu einem tiidtigen
Men19en 511 er5ieben iei? O6er lit
man gu faul, ielbit Iber BEN eriten
@ega1ngen ser Seele mnb 6es Get
1tes gu tpo6en unb ielbit nod natiirli<
4em @ut6iinfen ite. IN redte @ege
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
NattonaIe Gtnmatntt=
qmeue.


Gin 8ierteI aQer 8un6eseinnab-
men MAIDEN gegentparttg sic @innob-
n1ert aus Der @etrGrtteitelter aus, 6te
@innobmen ser @oitbertpaltung etn-
gef6IoHen. 0iefe @tnnabmer babett
es m6gIi@ gemadt 6ie 30ne berob-
aufeben un6 sic 1te1te girfommer-
itel1er altf sic mathematician 8ebol>
termngsfreiie at beidrdnten. Dime
Ole @rtrGge aus Ser @etrd1tte. un6
ser Sabafitea1er mir6e Die 81tr6es~
%regierung ee3mungen iein, ibr @in-
misunderstanding 51tr &dlfte 6ur6 d.
refftte 8eitener11rg 3u 6eden, un6 6an11
miiBte sic ~@irfommenita1er auf 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
2a1ir nno 8lntreiniger

Eneibt berars Die a%ngebauften
Na1bloiigteiten un6 @ifte Ser @in'
termonate; reimigt @uren Mogen, &C.
Der un6 Mierer1 bon allen nnreinli9>
feiten. Mebmt ST.. Sings @e11e &C.
benspilen; ni6ts better fir @eini.
ql1rq bes 8Iutes. MiI6es, tein f1ei-
fenoes 9orotip. &eilt @eritopfung;
madt Gu@ gut fiiblen. @ebmt tein
on6eres. 25f Bel Current Mpotbefer.
8ud1en's Mr1rico SaIbe fir ole 8e.
ben. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

@eiammtbeit Ser 8ep0lfer11ng o11sge=
6ebnt &per6en. ,S6er ieber @etpobner
ser Ser. Staaten, 6ra11en un6 Sim,
Der eingef6loiien, miiBte gum beiten
Ser 81n6estaiie nit elmer idbr1i9en
Mgabe bon flint Collar beloitet tper-
BEN. SIM lebten Sabre &poren sic
@rtrage aus Ben in6ireften 5teuer1
GROCER ols Die 8omeinnabmen. Mus
oen 3olleinnabmen fonnten sic Soften
Ser 3ibilbertpalh1ng, Sic @eniionen
un6 6ie augemeiner Musgaben BE-
itrttten mer6en; sic @rtr6ge Ser &C.
trdinffe un6 Ser Snbafsiteuer geniig.
ten fir 6ie nnterbalt1ng 6es Seeres
un6 ser Glote, un6 orber6em font1.
ten aus ibnen nod bie 3infe11 Der IF.
fentli@en Sd1tl6 ge8oblt per6en. Mn-
geii6ts 6ieier 3ablen 1T es obiolut
unberitan6li6, pie aat@ 9eute, berte1t
man sic Gdbtgteit, berniinfttg at 6e1-
fen, ni9t obne metteres abfpre9e1t
fanr, rationale Brobibition befIr.
tporten fo1nen.
Motionale &robibition miir6e nit
@erntdh1ng ser @etrdrfetr6uItrte
un6 ser 8erit0rung Ser tpi@tigiten
'@innabmeql1eGe 6es 2nn6es gIeidbe-
beuteno fem. Sur Sen Musfaq i1 Sen
8un6eseinnobmen miiBte 11otiirlt@
@riab gei9offen tper6en, dber fiji lie
t~einespegs alein. @os fir sic Bun.
besregierung Die @rtrdge aus Ser &C.
trG1teftel1er finb, 6as fin6 fir sic
@toate1t un6 fir sic St66te sic gtn>
robrner aus Ben @ebibren, Die sic
SSnbaber Ser @irtbfdoften fit Sic
S1anferla11bniB 5u entrt@ten baben.
g5ad eirem Musmeiie 6es @6abam-
tes belief ser 8etrag Ser umlm1fmit-
tel in inherent 2anbe fi@ ont 1. 0f-
tober borigert Sabres a1f 3,402
Donnr. 11ngefdbr Ser.
ielbe 8etrog muB iabrli@ nereia-
tperben, um Die Softer Der
gunoes-, ser stoots- un6 ittad6tii6en
@ermaltuneen 5u beitreiten. Sic
6es 8l1n6es, Der @taaten
un6 5ta6te bela1fen ft@ g%egertnartig
a11f r1ut6 bret Miniar6en 9o1ur,
un6 barauf miifien bic 8tnien ge5ub1t
perben. 9ie Sd111ben Der @toaten
nno @t6bte Defenders mer6en bon
Sabr at Sobr GROCER, tpeil tpegen
fortgeietter @ermebrung Ser @eoiirf,
sic .0ffentltd}en @ertpalt,1n-
gent irnmer foitipieliger meroen. Die
grtparh1ngen, Die man an Sic 6trefte
Befte1erung geffniipff bette, bobe1
Ii@ 6atrdtpeg nidt erfimt. @ir leben
umfonit In elmer 3eit, 6ie aus
gefprodene @dtpdde fir 11ebertret.
b1ngen bat. M1@ Die Mngaben iber
Głos polek., 1914-11-26
No. 48.

Najprz6d vice tedy zdajmy sobie doskona-
lie sprawe tego co jest oswiata przekonaimy
sleble do g4ebi powtarzajmy sobie ustawicz-
ME, IL ma oswiate nigdy zap6zno ME jest. O.
sWlata = to te wielkie swiat}o, kt6re oswieca
rzecz kazda jak slonce dobroczynne dzia4a ma
wszystko, ma co tylko promie6 jego .padnie.
Wprowadzajmy wiec promienie te zyciodajne.
wspania4e do glow w4asnych dzieci naszvch.
ME za}uJmy ma to AMI czasu ami trudu, ami ko-
szt6w.
DIS, w czasach W kt6rych zyiemy, sta3o
sic najbardziej ubli5ajqcem dla czlowieka, gdy
inni MIN mowia - "ciemny'', a talk w4asnie
amerykanie bardzo czesto m6wia polaIzach
stad nieraz lel1cewaaa mas. Staraimyz sic zrzu-
cic siebie jak najpredzej haiibiace to mano
ME tylko dzieci naszych kt6rych posy4amy
do szk6} ma nauke, ale tez re sebie. Tu zn6w
powt6rzyc musimy pragniemy wyry6 umy-
s4ach czytelniczek naszycb to-, co powiedziano
juz wyzej, re ma oswiate - zap6zno nigdy ME
jest. Cz1owiek ca1e zycie uczy sic postepuje,
ca@e zycie dowiaduie sic czegos nowego po-
znaje. Naturalnie kobieta doros4a, albo matka
jua ME p6idzie do szkofy poczatkowej bo ma
to istotnie "a p6zno ale ona ma moznos6 czer-
pania oswiaty wiedzy z innych zr6del dla niej
Głos polek., 1914-11-26
Organizacya a 0Swiata.

dostepnych bedacych pod jej reka. Do zr6de4
tak1ch w plerwszym rzedzie zaliczamy wogole
polska prase, ktora - przyzna6 trzeba - zna-
kom1cle prawie rozwine{a sic tu wsr6d polskie-
so ludu, gdyz many na wychodztwie Amery-
&C 90 pism polskich, vice tysiace ludzi tym
zawodzie pracuj jacych ma chleb, dziesiatki set
1 tyslecy czytajacych pisma te ludzi. Piekne
to jest, vice tez ci co czytaja, a centa drobnegc
ma pismo ME za}uja, rozwineli sic poczynili
takle postepy, IL nieraz dziwiG sic trzeba, iaki
maJa sad 0 rzeczy kazdej i jak juz zupe4nie
mlano ciemnoty odrzucili od siebie precz Inni
tc SO ludzie, inaczej tral1tuja ch wnet swoi
obey, zna6 swiat}o ma ich czo4ach
Starac sic musza to samo polskie. "a
cne nasze kobiety-zony matki, jakiez dobro-
dzeJstwo to dla rodziny, gdy matka, naczelni-
czka domu - jest kobieta oswiecona, kt6ra s1o-
wo plsane lubi / niego zyciu korzysta
Iluz b1ed6w uniknie ona wychowaniu
dzieci w stosunku do siebie, do dzieci meza,
lie narodowi dobra pozytku przysporzy. Mkt
mas ME winien, jezeli okolicznosci dziecf-
stwa tax sic z}ozy&y, IL czasie w1asciwym
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ciu ami Swiat1o, ami s4owo pisane, ami o to-
warzystwo ludzi oswieconych ME dbamy, 8
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
Sporting Food
BY GEORGE E. PHAiR. -

07'7-7 BY GEORGE E. PHAiR, 0-707~71'~'
THE ALIsI.
But yesterday he aods healthy lad,
His eye rGs clear, his BOuthfut
heart tcdS stout,
And he could put a tiger TO the bad,
according to the dope he handed
out
Neat day riUdl shed the young
mans gore.
And smote him FORTY times upon
the nose.
He found q melcOme soft spot on the
YOOr,
And todited for the ten count ere
he rose.
And to the scribcS the young man mp
and said:
81 had the pip. the smallpox and
the govt.
Beheue me, DO. / should hare been
in bed:
He chipped cripple when he
Knocked me Out"'
While the downfall of Arthur PeIky
eliminates one white hope, we now
have another in our midst in the per-
son of Kid Kenneth, or whatever his
name is.
Will McAlIister is youthful ball
player, but he is wise withal. He
has decided not to join the Browns.
A New York court has ruled that
Bob Fitzsimmons is too old to fight,
but it is not often that a court shows
as much horse sense as that.
Jim DeIehanty wants to quit, claim
ing that he is too old, just as if any
body could be too old to play with
Minneapolis.
CAPTURING THEIR GOATS.
Count that day lost ichOSc I0ic- de
sceRding sun
Sees not another ma0ndte on the run
II is said that Reb Russell draws
sa larry of $175 a month. That amt no
salary. Them's wages.
II is said that the American Asso-
citation has everything that goes to
constitute a baseball league except
baseball players.
The proposed plan in the American
Association to pool the players may
be good from a business point of
view, but il looks too much like stack
ing the cards.
THE PROMOTERS FAITH.
You may sting, BOu may bHncO the
fam if yOH lCiH.
But the rays Of the HOOsier iciH
cling to him stu. l.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
Flanagan Signs With Crackers
No Anxiety Over Dent Report

the New York Americans, undecided
whether to take a chance with Chance
or stick to the automobile business
here in Atlanta. where he is identi-
fled with the Maxwell people.
In either event, it is improbable
that Carl will wear a Cracker uni
form in 1914, which is to be regret
ted. He did some sterling work the
latter part of last season.
A NYWAY, there doesn't seem to be
- much anxiety at Cracker head
quarters about Elliott Dents report
ed detection. Dent has signed his
contract, and not long ago he wrote
to Manager Smith, asking for small
shipment of baseballs, to begin light
practice with.
Billy sent the pellets off this week,
and there seems to be little or no
doubt that Dent will be on hand and
in good shape when the flag drops.
A KIND friend in Winder, Ga,
- writes to ask what has become
of Voss and Bailey, of last years
Crackers also Jeff McCleskey, who
played with Albany, and Earl Sykes.
Our information Just now is that
Voss will be back with Macon at the
drop of the hat in 1914; that the
Boston Nationals have purchased
McCleskey; that Sykes will remain
with the Dayton club. of the Central
League; and that Bailey will play ball
wherever he can get a job, if he
plays at all He was allowed to go
home to rest under a verbal agree
ment with the Atlanta club, and is no
longer on the Crackers reserve list.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-06
FODDER FOR FANS

Gus Williams and George Baumgart-
ner, of the Browns, have signed with
the, Kansas City Federals Their con-
tracts were received to-day 1t is said
Catcher Sam Agnew, of the Browns. has
also accepted Federal League contract.
Indications are strong to-day that the
Toronto franchise of the Federal League
will be transferred to Cleveland. If the
latter city wins a Federal berth Fred
Falkenberg and Jim Delehanty will be
on the team.
C. C. Cravath, Philly outfielder, and
Tootsie Schultz, Tiger pitcher. winter
ing at Santa Ana, Cal, have been or
dered to report to their managers.
Nine members of Frank Chance
Yankees are still unsigned. They are
Sweeney. Ford. Cole and Zeider. who
have been claimed by the Federals,
and Reynolds, Schulz, Crisis, Cree and
Holden It is probable that the last five
mentioned will send their contracts
shortly.
Duffy Lewis. Red Sox outfelder, who
is wintering in san Francisco mas
signed his contract for the coming
campaign. Lewis says he received a
good increase in salary and is well sat
isfied Duffy also claims That ne was
not approached by the Feds
Nerito Acosta, the Cuban outtieher
with the Nationals, has turned down an
offer from the Federals and has sent
his signed contract to Manager Griffith
All the outfielders on the payroll Of
the Maps have signed for the coming
season. They are Manager Birmingham