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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Carroll with Rrnnkfeds

New YORK, Dec 0.-Richard 7. Carroll, former
business manager Of the Buffalo Federals. was
signed today TO act a. business manager for the
Brooklyn Feder1ls BE win succeed John N. Ward.
whose contract expires February Is next. He WAS
at one time pitcher for the Yankees. His home .
In CleTcland
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Brady and Nichols to Tour.

Boston. Mas. Dec. ON. J. Brady. the we'll
known wollAston club professional. leaves New York
q week from Friday for extended tour through
the South in company with Gilbert Nichols, Of
Wilmington Del. who badly injured in
automobile snash-up last sumner that his life was,
for q time desIaired Of.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
CHANGES ARE EXPECTED.
BowIers Fighting for TOP HOnors
Ia Royal Tourney.

great many changes Gun be looked for during
the hst two days Of the two-nEAn duckpIn t1uTnA-
ment DOW in progress IT the RO-Gl Aneys- BresnA-
rms. which is two pins IN front Of LGWrpnoe aud
Taylor. Following tho sores Of the ten highest
teams At Oclcck yesterday:
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Fromme Signs.

New York, Dec. a.-Tbe New York National
Deagle club today receiVed the signed contract Of
Arthur Fromme, one u the clubs Fctean pitchers.
The only Giant regular now unsigned is Lam Nc
Lean, catcher.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Wray Favors Long Crew Races.

Boston. Dec J-Coach way. of the Harvard
crew. has come out with the statement that ne
faTors a four-mile cUune for colelans.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Ames Comes to Terms.

Cincinnati. Dec. D.-Leou Ames. former Giant,
who was reported to have been captured BY the
Federal League cane to terms with George Henri
mann yesterday, and VIII wear . Redleg uniform
rsxt nuann.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Court Tennis Drawings.

Tuxedo Park, n Y. Dec 5.-DraWings for the
challenge cup for court tennis will bring together
Fulton Cutting winner Of last years tourney. and
William r. DinsmOre in the frst hound. They will
play January /. Maurice Roche will meet Pierre
IOTillaTd jr.. in the afternoon Of the same day
and the winner Of the Cutting DinsmoFe match will
play GrisWold LoriIland January . The winner Of
the Roche LoriIard match will meet c. 6. Cutting
he final match viii be nIaYed InnnnrH
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
Ball Player Dead.

FItchburE. Mass. Dec 3.-Alexander Rufanee
Known on the New England League baseball circuit
as Nick" died yesterday. aged thirty-three years
he resigned from the LeHistoBn club last spring
on account Of m-health- He was formerly manager
of the Brockton team and had been connected
with the Waterbury and New london clubs Of the
Connecticut League.
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SUbstitUtiCTs-VeSJern. smith for Fuller. Goals
frum hoor-Ptvk o.. Fcuic - FULLER Davis o.,
GoeTz ~, HaTrVu. M1uTe Goals from foul-Penie.
5: Davis :. NumI@r ~ goals Inissel-Penic, ;;
Davis . Number u5. srgss callsd-On Y. VI. c. A..
g. on Western lt I;ei r,a-Nir. Uakcs. Y. NJ. c \.
Time Of halyes-lJ minute.
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Goals from Hoor-vincent 81, Gilmore uJl. Rob
inson tsl, Sonnenberg. C0nnoS t6l Frazier -.
Mccarthy ~. Goals from foul-WillIams, =. Rctc'oe
Mr.. Hamilton. ScorT-Mr. NinebCrS. Timer
Mr.. Brooks
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
UNIQUE BOWLING MATCH.
Ingram Women BowIers to Meet
Y. VI. {. 4. Team New Years.

the Youn: Meas christian Association alleys At
O'Clock on New Years afteTnoCn in connection with
the New Year celebration OF the association. when
nom the y. II. Z. 4. League led by President
EtchkOn.
The match n expected To be a fight tn the finish
Three games Will be rolled. 4 large crowd . eI-
prcted to witness the match.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-12-31
TRIMS LINCOLN oUINT.
HyattsviIIe Team Wins from Local
Tossers by "a to 20 Count.

Hya;tsyiue Va. Dec. o-The BASKET ball team
Of Company =. Of HyAttsVile. defeated the LincrIn
4. g here Last night bT the sCore q s. 10 S. The
m0re for HyzttsEile he shooting thirteen GOals from
the floor. Mccarthy rlayed a good game for the
Lincolns Line-ip and summary:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
MAYOR SAYS ALLEYS
ARE DIRTIEST IN
THE COUNTRY
Vigorous Vail Against Filthy
Back Premises Brings Order
for General Cleanup in the
Business District.
HEALTH OFFICER TO
ENFORCE THE LAW

In course OF a number OF suggcs-
tions To the city council last night
Mayor SELLERS made the assertion
that the alleys IN the business district
Of A"lbupucrque We're the dirtiest he
had ever scen In n city or town he
had exc visited, lie called attention
Go numerous instances of alleys In the
downtown section clogged with boxes
ana filthy with refuse OF all sorts.
Comment from the members Of the
council brought out the fact that each
member had one or more instances
Co cite of filthy alleys.
Health Osdcer Thomas Morrin was
called and STAYED that he was con
stantly az work seeking to enforce
tho ordinance forhidding the throw
ing OF waste into alleys. Tie said
some business houses muG a practice
81 dumping their refuse into the al
lcys and hat some he had warned nj
first denied II and then rcsorted to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
TIJIsRAs CANYON.

The good Dad local b. to be- con
graduated On ~ action looking toward
co-operation with the forest service
for the speedy beginning and Dmpie-
ton Of repairs on the road through
Tiicras canyon east of this ciiy
Il might be moro u%ccurntc 90 say
the building 81 "A road through Tiieras
canyon. for 50 extensive " To-. work
to &c done hat II o virtually
10 building a new highway. Ia u
wen IL is probably the most inn
poruant highway job To be done neal
this city. lts completion will remove
one Of the biggest obstacles Go the
oIscniug through OF the Panhandle
Pacifc highway from Albuquerque Go
Amarillo racklinE this tob viii do
much To- shaw the has, boosters along
the eastern end 81 the route that Az
%buqucrque f. prepared 10 20 her part
in making his one of the best roads
In the state. The men in the towns
along the east end are planning 90
hold "a good roads day, All the citizens
Co turn out in uhcir respective dis
iricts on a certain date and work
the road. u VIII encourage Thorn a
lot to rec ~Aihuuucruue IN the job and
carrying out her end ~ the contract.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
rRolnssoR IN ADVICE

same college ousht H. open 40 a
COURSE ia advice. of an the things
a young man las 20 learn this ne
IL tn Frcasest A'hat snail I dos
scarcely any boy at e knows what
awaits him ia any profession or bust
ncss n ne h. inclined % medicine.
ne thinks ~ the Andrcws. the keeps.
the Mitchclls, the beavers. BE The
lev his bent. and hs pioiurss himself
"a Johnson "a hinre,, . CrNate or q
Webster aud perhaps am combined
No budding Reporter thinks in
lcsaor -pcrsonages than Greeley Dana
ana Bryant. The engineer dreams Of
heinz O. De L.ascps. the scientist, d
pasteur ana thc broker % Morgan.
The ptofcssor of advice u the mod
crn college should tcll his atudcur
what tho aycrase man can do wiz
awaits tho ordimry teaehs. who a
NOT O. pestalozz..
Ia scehins d business th, rnues'
boy almost invariably fails TO inquire
what pay spes with the ayerugc mat
IN "a particular business Tie Fails O.,
Inquire what work airo socs With ",
lower than oycrage Nhere hr b. luh'
likely 10 Gee stranded for 10 consideE
able time.
There are doctors crs. news.
papsr men. teachers preachers an'
engineers who pt g. are tcckDnc'
failures Thcy got started boz th'
wrong game.
Edison SAYS success b. : per cent in
spiration aud ss per cent perspira
ton The lailures ln life have no.
lacked expenditure in Precipitation
bat they 60 in a race thty were no.
qualified 90 run
A horse worth stoo pulling a dra'
may not Dc worth $40 in a trouin'
match. The professor or advice wouk
send the uotters and tho dray horses
10 thoir proper harncss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
riii PEOPLES BUSINESS

o. Wisht not boz miss to suss,st t1
thc .iiy mth rs that cx,oause rc. ous
do not mtkt aut particular bic with
tho ,iuzcns "I -Aibupuyrqnc WhHc
no ono attempts ,o say That There Boz
,uytring Improper about th,s, doiiH-
cmuons uf action taken ln eNcouutc
r,rsiuu. people arc apt to mis.ouatruo
the practice of having too many OPT
Them Th, more open 1nd above
board publicity about th, citss busi-
npss the better for 100 concerned @
q thr pcopies business and thc' are
.lpl to become discontinued BE- they
d.ut know eveuthins that's going
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
S330,000 BUDGET
FOR INDIANS IN
SOUTHWEST
Total Appropriation of $73,-
600 for Improvements and
Maintenance of Albuquer-
que U. 5. Indian School in
Bill.
fsp-c,-, 80 " "srs,al

Especial CorFesp"ne~nTe '" '"T "e'a"
Washington, u, &. Zen. H. NJ
Indian appropriation bill proNld,s
for the survey ANA allotment 81 LANDS.
lto Indians Si50.0OO: for CONSTRUCTION
Of dams and reservoirs, s335.00O' 10
relieve distress among Indians ahd
prevention 81 tuberculosis.
smaiipoN. s2G0. 600; FOR support OF
Indian duy and industrial sch"ulS
lSitt0.0oO. OF which 100000 IS tor
Tuition OF Indian children enrolled ~
public schools transportation 10 ana
| from Indian and public 400 A'@
600. 10 ruperlntond aud direct larm
: IuE Aui stock raising among lndi"hs'
$4,000, for purchase and transp"I-
lutIon of supplies for the indian SER
lVice. $500. GOO. for pay 81 indian p"-
lilce. $3.50. 00p; for pay Of speoi"'
.ingents ana expenses sitGi50. deter
/ INNING heirs Of dcccaHcd indian at
Ilottces and right title or Interest hi
lntlotmrnts 100000; oncouraging IN
,dustrs and ~sclf-suppori aud ala IN
lcuiture of fruits grains and oth'r
crops S%tHO.O0O. not e%X,scdinE 500
0eo g. Doe expended on any res'r'i'
ton
Arizona and New MeNico.
support and civilization of Indians
n Arizona and Ncw Mexico. $3.50
600: support aud education Of zoo
Indians Fort Moiuve, s3S.9o0i same
LAS phoeniN. Arlz. sl5S,aO0; same at
TruNton canyon. S2i.20o. irrigation
Iof Pima Indian lands Sacaton ella
river reserve 100000 Developments
water supply. I'apugc nd,an linla
osuny Ariz tt.eo0. bridge across
NoentuuI Wash on the Western Na-
ltnio Indian reservation. Afiz So
600. for channels and laiernls on the
lpumpinr plant Colorado river reser-
lVutiou. Ariz.. $4,000; for rurNeNs
land report FOR n bridge across the
ICoIorndo river ON Fort MoinNe ludi-
an reservation. fLorr; maintaining
lthc dixie Fort Moiave reservation.
! ss. 600: Development Of water for do
mestir USE FOR eight pnpngo Indian
Iviuascs in southern Arizona SEQ Goes
complying with treaty rights and
proylde schooi facilities for the chill
aIrcn nf Nsvaio nation or Tribe 81
Indians 100000 Development "i
water supply FOR Navaio Indians ON
he navajo reservation. $1,000.
New Mexico.
Nur the support HNn '""'hAt"l ~
ina indian pupils at ne Indian
school at Albuquerque. y =. m
cludiur ppv ~ the superintendent
gGs GOO. for general repnirs and i'm
! provements. 81 5000; nll. S58 600 For
support and education ~ $50 indian
pupils ai the Indian school ai SANTA
y, N A. ana pa al superintendent
s58.55o. rcuairs feoooi Tor water
supply. 81 eco; Tor new dairy hnrn.
50 0oe ben un ss7i50; Tor pay uud
Expense OF attorney for Pueblo In
dianS. 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
rosrMAx rAlrnrAnsu

Tho parcel post be- bcing brought
into rcquisition forsalmost every cone
eci,ablo hing from @ human luou-
uator to "a heir When Frederick
Hoist Of McKccspurt Pa. died r"-
GENTLY. hjs body was crrmutcd aud his
friends have sentthc ashet hy patcel
post 60 Rcichcslhcim. Germany The
HON, at ono time of the deceased.
This - th, nrsi TIME that the parcel
post has h~rn ~cmpdoved for such q
purpose. aud So sa,ors OF converting
the pustman into re- paiihcarcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Vancouver British columbia. Feb.
M. prosrams dates "a purses for
harness racing on the tnir circuits in
oregon. Washlnzton. idaho and Brit
ian Columbia this summer. are being
.arfaured hy the directors Of the
.NOrth Pacific Pair association who
began % two days conference u
was believed hot purses would De
limited in $500 90 sfoe us BE- nas said
that last season various fair a%ssocia-
lions ~adtertised larger puraes than
we're able lo pas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
rlni rrnhIhnnnnI-l NrnIn

AANA ANAAfNAANftAN"A So
Z took him home to dine one night
np lcu us ON the run
ENclaiminp what % dreadful sight
The buffers ou o. bun
Detroit Free Press
tie entered in d restaurant
But from a. quickly shrauk.
EXclaiming to the walter. "Sir,
Your coffee uru's o. tank
Kansas CITY star
3 introduced him 90 Il maid.
I, truly loved the girl
But lifted her because, ne aid
She wore e yorksrrcw curl.
Birmingham Ago-lloruld
EXISTENCE ~ to him "a grief.
ttr Vaudc-s near and FAR;
IT, 'rcspc al, curse uf booze but be
Some time viii Cross the Bar
O.
JONES viii raise u pcrgoin Ia hi|
book yard ho states. we bet the
blame mingW ncyor grow unless hr
%lrrigatcs.
REMINDS us ~ Old Deacon 81. op-
posed % chandelier. they'd have Co
hire come q to play upon H. was
his fear.
AID BROWN was IN an awful
stew and yelled and rushed about.
his wife mad gone down town. they
suid Gee cot her kimono out.
o
THEY DO say Il In so smoky In
Pittsburgh tina they have to take
their drinking water in capsules and
wash the bawth water before they
can use H.
O.
Had Henson.
The printer faded and the boss
Wa icft to hold the bag.
They wrote 'hcr life was futl - Joy
lie set u "full of ing
-Dains News.
Again they wrote the windows
of tho Baptist church need clean
ing
but, alas. he set % "widoWs,"
Now both are kcrosining
Paul Cook.
The printer got another job
But Don was on his wuy,
Ne set Memorial slab up "Slob"
And never got his pay
q
\ NEW cure is discovered every
dny -and our old friend the under
taker Is stili a modern Institution
b
TT Is ANNOUNCED that war he
tween England and the United Statci
Is "-unthinknble. Will. who rs think.
my about it-savc perhaps Mr. Hob
son.
o
THAT job OF the Water COMMITTEES
was another one Of those Thankyuu
ma'ams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
GRoMuNG

The new Worio, ,ity directory. iust
issuod SHOWS that Albuquerque iu-
ciudiug Suburbs dlreeDy ADJOINING oud
%couneciuE. has a pervlation OF
twenty-five thousand peopl,
Tho Worle,s nrc export directory
men whose work hns been proven
accurate durns the ,,arr they have
been issuing directories of AIbuquct-
que 10 Is no c-xuggcratiou 60 say
from this census that his uttlr settle
ment Including e,crything apprrtaiu-
ina e. IT, now numbers a. least 800 ooo
people.
Albuquerque ls growing This ,a t
LONG step forward in population since
the last unuUal directory and shows
IL rate Of increase hat h. most graft
lying Il is MOI s.artnnb sudden uor
spaamodlc. but stepdy and unrrmit-
tins.
~AlbuqucrQuo D. getting to be not
merely relatively but In fact . cif
And whcn YOU take lnto oonsideratioh
the relative phase of the situation.
Albuquerque occupies thu position IN
the Southwestern country ~ "a city of
az least 10000 or 90, ooo in the cast.
where large ciues are tbickos
sprlnkled o.cr the landscape
Albuquerque is justly celebrated ~
The Biggest Llul, city In the coun-
Try At the present rate of growth
w shall soon be one Of the little His
cities Of the West.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
doInn non dumnIns In the nlsht

doing their dumping ~ the night
The health officer was ordered to
visit every alley IN Albuquerque and
call ON the police " necessary To re-
quire full compliance with the law.
Ia this connection Alderman Rcidy
called attention to the lmpossibihty
OF using the city teams 10 clean ui
The alleys. and evcra, aldermen stated
that there were numerous dumps of
refuse and garbage waiting FOR the
annual spring cleanup al public q
pense. From the temper OF lasl
nights meeting, this years sprins
cleanup viii be made at private
pcuse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Chicago. Feb f7-TWo hundred ex-
hiittors nave completed their Ills
Plays at the coie1ium for Inc seventn
National Cement ebow, Almost every
kind Of cement WORDING machinery.
material aud products that enter In
To concrete construction Vas on dis
play when the first visitors arrived.
The show closes February 81.
In connection with the show the
following ORGANIZATIONS ocgan short
sessions today. American Concrete
institute. National Builders supply
association, Rational Conference on
Concrete Road building, Illinois Lum-
Der and builders supply Dealers, In.
tcrstatc Manufacturers association.
The associations alone have several
thousand members, most Of whom, Il
IL claimed. will attend the show I'D.
ward II. HaEer ls president ~ the Or
sanitation which conducts the show
IfanFNfa uaoeaau~aFa nhun. Qa1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
How 20 Avoid Those Psins and plssrs.s
Which 30 Many Mothers Have Suffered.

" n q Pity more women A. not know %
Mothers Friend. Here Il q rrmriy that anfiena
the muscles, enables THEM % expand without
any strain ufnn the liEamcnis nRt enatlra
women 60 - through matefnity withoSg pain
uausrn, morning sickness or any or the Sressci
ttmrfums ~ familiar 10 many motherH,
There II no funliah diet 10 harasa the mind.
The thoughts 90 not dwell ufpn palm aud suf.
fsring, for all such are avoided. Thousands Of
wonen no ionzrr resign themselves 20 the
They know heiter, for IN Mothers Friend they
have found a wonderful, Penetrating remedy 70
Danish al thoee drraded etTFrlences.
II q = Huhjcct every woman should h. FAINT
ilar with, and even though she may not require
fuch n frmriv, abe viii now and then inaet
time atrni Mothers Friend will cnme ~ q Won
ieffui hiessing This famous rrmedy " raid
~ u Tor external U.s. only, and N reilly worth
is weight IN Knid. Write % 4day 70 the brad.
nrid Regulator Co. i77 Lamar Bldg, Atsuta,
Ca, tot a most valuable book
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17
g IN THE SOLAR PLEXUs
ADO By YoN YoNsoN.
ny YON YONsoN

TO MAKE II really anything hut a
bore. why not have those two French
aviators shoot at each other from
them ayruplancs9
o
SO CONTRIBUTIONS yet from
Huerta to- the Peace Movement.
-
sltENTlSTs Say u is Just az bad
tu be cl%ectrucutcd as 20 die on the
gullows ~ looks % tot more COM
Portable You can at least st down.
o
CLOTHES cause cancer says q
medical min. The curc ought to be
easy. shed EN-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Dallas, oregon, Feb. 1.-THE pa
pills Of the Airle high school are today
%fattoning a pig for the market TO oh'
tain funds with which Ia purchase
books for the cnooi library and
equipment for the gymnasium The
pig. donated by a patron of the school.
b. Kept at the schoolhouse. and the
children daily bring such food as will
soon make 1t ready for conversion
into chops and spareribs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Tho ndy voter gives her & ni the
voting booth with 90 calm disregard
for the consequences that 'nnn"l
fell Coo awaken our admiration Tr''
uut the m%ysogyuist who swore she
wouldn't do h.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

The dag Of harsh physics Is gone.
People want MID. easy laxa,ivcs.
Doan's rcsulets nave satisfied thous-
ands, g5c AZ ell drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

The scnoral fcoins OF optimism
which BY growing every day through
out the length aud breadth Of our lana
Viii be- rurthcr increased men the
umpirc tells 'cm Co play bail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Phone Q, REQ barn, sll v. copper
for first-ciass hacks aud carriages.
W. L. Trimble a Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Huerto has recalled an seventeen
onitefs oftho MeNicau army who arc
studying aviation IN Frnncc Con-
slider tac conservation of the said
seventeen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

VIM hunt Tor trouble Everything
comes 10 MIN WIZ merely hans'
around.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

For a taxi. call hi Mauro. Phone II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

THAT Job OF the Water Committee
was another II Of those Thankyou-
ma'ams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

Henry's messengers Phone sas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-02-17

TT Is ANNOUNCED that war he
tween England and the United states
is "unthinknblc.' vail. who rs think
son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-02
Jean Leon Jaurcs.

One of the notable men OF Europe
JEAN LION JAuRi.s the Socialist leader
who was murdered as he sat at table
among his friends in Il favorite reStau-
rant in Paris On Friday night. Appar-
entity he was q victim of his courageous
propaganda for peace in the present
crisis in France. The only war JNJ REs
believed in was industrial war for the
benefit Of the working classes, and his
rNdlcalism in this respect was intense
and v!oient--in the opinion of many of
his countrymen il was sometimes I'M
patriotic and even seditious. lie al
ways maintained. however. that he wa )
better friend of France than his de
tractors
There was nothing provincial in the
policies Of the virilc deputy for Tarn,
whatever his enemies might say about
him. The eloquent speeches he made
for the miners of CarmauX were in
tended for the common cause in all
countries lie fought for DREIFUs with
splendid courage because he believed
cruel injustice had been done to II
fellow man. If the Socialist leader
drove DELCAssE from office in the Mo-
rocco affair IL was 10 save France from
war with Germany. JAUREs was the
only Socialist In France whom Minis
tries recognized as a factor in foreign
politics.
To call JUAEfs the Bebel Of France
hardly did him justice. JAURfs vas
more accomplished and versatile than
the great German. Infinitely more hu-
man and likable. and an ADLER politl-
clan; his eloquence too was of more
magnetic and popular type. Intellec-
tually JAUREs WIS more liberal and
progressive than BEBEL. The French
Socialist had an open mind and was
not dour in controversy. There WAS
nothing Of the raging lion about him
he could not be as magnificent as BEBrI
was In his best passages. JAURfs
ceased 10 cooperate with the Radical
Socialists as long ago ms 1905. and at the
time OF his death az leader OF the Uni
fled Socialists he was Mt the climax Of
his influence