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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
WOMAN STICKS OUT TONGUE
Husband Bites on Piece, Then the
Former Sues for Divorce.
Latter Glad.

st. Louis, Mo.-Mrs. Ella r. Ire
vaskis Of 1924 Olive street. who the
other day filed a second suit for d.
vorce. declared her husband had Bit
ten OF a portion Of her tongue when
she stuck 1t out at him. Trevaskis IL
an Englishman.
II don't blame the suffragettes for
getting violent II they have to deal
with men like him." said Mrs. Ire
vaskis.
She says Trevaskis was married and
divorced once before. having welded
Miss Bertha Wilson of Buffalo sew.
eral years ago. Trevaskis said he was
glad his wife asked a divorce.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
QUEEN TO VISIT U. s. IN MAY
EIeanore Of Bulgaria Completes Plane
for Trip-AIways Interested In
Americans.

Sofia, Bulgaria--Queen Eleanore Of
Bulgaria. who some time ago declared
her intention Of visiting the United
States. announced that she would de-
part on her journey from the Bulgarian
capital during the third week in May.
Queen Eleanore will be the first reign
ing queen to visit the United States.
She intends to make . study Of Ameri-
can institutions and people. in which
she has always been greatly interest
ed. Her majesty was much touched
during the recent Balkan wars by
practical sympathy displayed for her
suffering subjects by Americans.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
WAITER HURLs BOWL OF SOUP
FRY One EGG on One Side; the Other
on Other Side," Was the
Order.

Chicago.-"Give me two eggs fried
fry one egg on one side and the other
on the other side"
This order given by Charles Miller
to Nicholas Crates. q waiter In Track
as Bros restaurant at $50 West Madi-
son street, caused trouble for both the
customer and the waiter.
After wasting four eggs trying to
FRY one on one side and the other on
the other side." Crates hurled q bowl
of hot soup at Miller and chased him
into the street. where the two were
arrested while exchanging blows.
We'll. what did you want. anyway
the Judge asked.
why, eggs fried sunny side up"
Miller said. laughingly. IT'S . joke.
Judge"
ITS no joke on me-" Crates said.
excitedly.
Miller agreed to pay Crates %
cents for the four eggs and both de-
PENDANTS LETT the courtroom smiling.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

morning was lovely. bright and cool
and the Egyptian maize made VIVA
green spots in the rich earth.
The temple II charming Al one an.
proaches It. the columns apparently
standing out of the mountain Of rock
The great festival of the Egyptians
was celebrated here when the king. On
this one day of the year. goes to this
Holy Of Holes and the statue Of Har
Their was carried to the roof Of the
building where the people could zee
1t; the masses never entered the tenn.
pies which had been built by the sweat
OF their brows and the blood which
poured from their backs bending nm
der their burdens and the whips Of the
masters.
One evening. as our boat was tied
for the night. we walked into a littlo
village. to which no echo of modern
improvement in the way Of ideas has
reached. We were escorted by two
sailors. which we thought an unnec-
essary precaution on the part Of the
ships officers. but the lonely, dimly
lighted streets made us appreciate
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

All the duties of the crew, from
tying the boat at night to the fragile
banks to washing the floor II &C
complished to the melancholy music
of the orient. The floor scrub
bling II done by the men wearing
brushes Of twigs tied to the foot. which
10 moved back and forth to the 90
compartment Of . chant, the boat
swain calling to Allah and the men
answering with Q wierd refrain, writes
Laura Grover Smith. In the Milwaukee
Sentinel.
Besides the native reis. the engine
IL usually In charge Of Q European.
and on our boat was q young English
man from Yorkshire. who had lived -
far In the north of England that he
had caught the burr Of Scotland In his
voice. He had, like Kipling's engineer.
Q bit Of the poet in him and II was not
surprising that he loved the color Of
Egypt
National Ain Sung.
On New Years eve we celebrated
- 1918 Joined the procession Of the
years which had rolled by since the
Rameses ruled In Egypt One Of our
party made an eggnog and people
from all lands wished each other gifts
Of fortune and happiness. The ma
tional airs were sung. in which the
young Yorkshireman with his love
" voice and the fat little German
steward with his excellent voice and
all the Americans. the English and the
Syrian dragoman Joined enthusiastic
ally.
It was New Years day when We
saw the lovely temple Of Denderah. 1t
was, a. usual. an "Ausfug su Esel."
a the German guidebook said. The
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
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q NILE steamer is most interest
ing. The business manage
ment is under the care Of q
German. made in the pattern
of the excellent ones who
reign on the ocean liners. There IL q
competent steward, also German. who
manages the native servants. The
walters dress in long white gowns with
skirts much like the fashionable
slashed skirt. worn by the women to-
day in other lands: they wear also
picturesque red sashes. red slippers
and either q red turban or fex. The
men who take care of the rooms wear
long white gowns and the red fez. The
most important person on the boat il
the "reis" or native captain. whom one
rarely sees for he Is directing all his
energies to keeping the boat on the
sand. Men are kept at the bow al
ways, polling to learn the depth of the
water. The most picturesque one Of
the crew was our boatswain. q very
dark Arab with q dash Of Nubian
to keep him good natured and he
weighed over two hundred pounds.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

inches deep. Keep the underneath
layer damp. and from time to time. a.
the top cotton gets dusty. add a uttIe
fresh cotton. Put the plate where II
Will get plenty Of sunshine. and the
crocuses will grow through the cotton.
Bulbs that are making slow progress,
although they have formed good roots.
may be forced By placing the crooks
In pan and pouring at least an inch
Of boiling water around the bottoms.
Give them sufficient sunshine and
turn them daily that each ode may
benent BY tie sun.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
Making T0n1orrowS
=u1OrLd==
IN The LAND where LABOR RULES
By UALTER WILLlAMJ, LID
Lpse.sfls SekselsfLssaeh fAks UsAasas e Mh.g0

work on Saturday. making q working
week Of A hours. For linotype opera
tors and in some technical callings
the working week has been fixed at ~
hours. The closing time Of shops Tor
stores) is fixed at p. m. on four days
In each week. 9 p. m. or 10 p. m. on
one day. and p. m. on one day. Sun
day Is an absolute holiday. Measures
for the protection Of the life. health
and general well-being of the worker
and for compensation for injuries ex-
ist not unlike those existing in most
Of the American states. The most
striking difference is as to legislative
regulation of wages and terms of con-
tract
Regulating Wages and Contracts.
Two systems, based upon somewhat
different principles. have existed in
Australia for the regulation Of wages
and general terms contracts and en-
ployment, the wages board and the
Industrial arbitration court In the
more recent legislation in the several
SS0sSS WILL OyCSCA1S oAC SnAOosON'
The arbitration court of the common
wealth has power to review decisions
In matters Of interstate concern. The
wages board Is composed Of an equal
number of representatives Of organi-
xations Of employers and employees.
nominated by themselves, and one Of
the state court judges as chairman.
with vote only in case of tie. This
board has power to regulate hours,
wages and conditions Of labor and en-
ployment upon petition from the par
ties Interested. Such regulations are
set out in the form Of agreements
which must be obeyed by all parties.
under penalty for violation Of agree
ment
Compulsory Arbitration.
The chief feature of the arbitration
court system lie the provision for com.
pulsory arbitration with or without pc
tition from interested parties. The
arbitration act, framed to encourage
collective bargaining. to facilitate ap-
plications to the court. and to assure
the worker such benefits as may be
derived from organization, virtually
creates the Industrial union. This
may or may not be a trades union.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

their presence later. There were 10
women to be seen ON the streets. TIE
little shops were full Of men and groupo
were seen here and there talking and
bartering with the other.
We strayed into one shadowy plaza
but . young Spaniard who was stanl-
ing picturesquely ON the outsi6es
begged 10 not TO enter, - the mea
were already drunk with hashsesA
We were allowed. however. to 60 Into
q cafe or what might be called IN Oh
entail music hall: the musicians On ~
platform included . pretty wonan
with . veil showing . pair Of lovely
eyes. A rule Nohammedans Do -
drink. and consequently there are -
native wines. These people. howsvtss
must have been heretics. for vhea
this young woman Joined a. a&fG
cordially shaking hands with each &
~. she laughingly said in French that
she would like some beer, althouoh
we were al drinking the Turhishl
coffee.
Made Their Eoeopo.
The room began to all ominously
and at last one Of our sailors rose b
IN excited way, pretending that "
had been (as We probably had) ovo1s
charged. for our coffee and the dances.
We made our escape very glad 70 -
In the open air. Our party w. ~
center for some time Of an exciteo
group Of men and . few women Of u
dancing class. Everything becaue'
quiet on the arrival Of the native
police. Many OF the dancers wGeo'
glad to get into the shadowy circle &
the crowd. - believe. even In IT.
village. . few Of them are liable ~
arrest
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
Fields First Need.

A priest was called upon to prag|
over the barren fields of his parishes
ers. He passed from one inclosurs -
another, and pronounced his bene6lc
ton until he came to most unpro0
Using case. He surveyed the stsfl1
acres in despair. "Ah!" said -
"brethren-no use to pray here-thD
needs fertilixing."-San Franchises ~
gonaut.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

Proved Most Satisfactory.
Policewoman Lulu Parks Of Chicago
was sent to New York to bring back
q young woman accused Of taking
money from her family. The substi-
tuting Of q woman for . man IN this
case proved most satisfactory, and the
young girl was 30 glad that she did
not have to travel with . policeman
that abe gave Miss Parks no trouble
At al. The girl told her entire story
to the polioewoman. and the result n
that she Win probably not b prose
euted ct al.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
WANTED TO CONTINUE
AT HER STAGE TRICKS
Elephant Continues to Perform
as Long as an Appreciative
Public Applauded.

Berlin.-The artistic temperament
Of young ladies Of the stage IL well
known. but 1t remained for Bupari to
give an exhibition of temperament Tor
temper) which came near to putting
the Municipal theater out Of commits
sion.
Bupari IL q young Indian elephant
Of the female sex. who takes q promi-
nent part In the new production.
Round the World in Eighty Days"
At the first performance Bupari
went through her tricks In q marvel
GUS manner and the crowd rose to
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
ANIMALS AIDED By JOHN D.
Gives Million Dollars More for Study
Of Diseases Of Four-Footed
Creatures.

New York.-The Rockefeller Insti-
tute for Medical Research announced
that John d. Rockefeller had added
100000 to the general endowment
fund Of the institution. to be devoted
to the study of animal diseases. and
that James ]. Hill had pledged $4,000
to be used specifically for the invest
cation of hog cholera.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

nor has industrial strife ceased. but
the immediate effect Of the laws made
In the land where labor rules has been
unQuestionably the betterment Of the
material circumstances Of the worker.
There is another side to the shield.
but for the present-and from the en-
ployes' Observation-Disclosures Is "a
working mans paradise"
Collective bargaining" is the phrase
used to describe the proceedings un.
der which industrial organizations
seek desired wages. Trades unions
came first and following upon trades
unionism. other Industrial organiza-
tions and their entrance into politics.
A. result Of the great strikes in the
maritime, sheep-shearing and mining
industries In lS90-lS92 a Laoor party
was formed which has been dominant
In Australia since 1904 except for oc-
casional periods when the Liberal par
~, largely tinctured with Labor views.
held sway. During the last 20 years
the most advanced legislation has
been enacted In the several states and
by the federal parliament.
A week Of IS hours 10 the usual
working week. though this II frequent
ly reduced. by Saturday half-holiday,
to "A hours. The larger trades unions,
however. have lately moved for and In
many cases obtained a net day Of
eight hours. with Saturday half-holi-
day. no loading Of the other week days
being permitted by way Of compensat-
ing for the Saturday afternoon. Un-
der this plan there are. foG I'VE days,
equal divisions for periods 81 labor,
recreation and rest and four hours'
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

Chicago.-The barking and whining
Of a dog saved the life of Edward
Virgins. who was asleep in a room
that was filling from leaking gas
pipe. After Higgins had been res
cued the dog died from inhaling the
gas fumes.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

With Q little more patience and .
little less temper. q gentler and wise
method might be found in almoo
every case. and the knot that We 90
by some fine. heady quarrel scene -
private life or In public affairs. ~
some denunciatory act against VII
we are pleased to call our neishbofS
vices, might yet have been woven n
the hand Of sympathy.-6tevenscn.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
Goodness Worth Searching For.

Goodness Worth Searching For.
How much human goodness lies hid
den and unsupported In lives and con-
ditions the most unpromising and I'M
congenial to its development! To ind
these flowers Of goodness where least
expected forms one of the happiest
surprises of human experience. and il
a discovery which warns and inspires
the heart.-The Christian Register.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

Muscular rheumatism Of the shout
der and upper arm may be produced
BY sitting in . draughty train or near
an open window, or by q wetting much
in the same way - chronic rheuma-
tism il provoked by cold and damp.
And, again, cold and damp. combined
With errors or diet, are the main
causes of rheumatoid arthritis. or
rheumatic govt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

Brisbane, Aus
tralia. Y o u
Americans" said
the secretary OF
the hair dressers'
union at Brisbane,
live to work. In
Australia we work
to live"
A hai-Aresser
in Australia Is q
barber. This bar
Der. perched COM
fortably In a red
plush chair (made
in st. Louis), con-
tinued: You use
your spare time in
making m o r 9
money and we use
our spare time In
enjoying life. ! do
not make AZ much
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

such heights Of enthusiasm that now-
ers. coins and oranges were showered
on the elephant.
The wine of success evidently went
to Bupari's head. and she determined
that as long as an appreciative public
applauded her art she was willing to
perform. Despite the turning down Of
the lights. the pleas of her trainer.
the offers Of peanuts and other deli
cacies. she persisted in going through
her tricks. time and again.
At last q block and tackle. together
with stout ropes. were secured and
with the aid of the entire company
and several spectators. Bupari was re-
luctantly drawn on the stage by sheer
force. In the going. however. she
completely wrecked a set Of scenery.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

the tail fits the dog" Mr.. Bryan
passed the Judge the bull pup.
1T just fits." said the Judge, apply
ing the severed part of the tail to that
which was left on the dog. Il hold
that the plaintiff has produced con-
elusive proof as to the ownership Of
the dog" Whereupon Judge McClin-
took turned the dog and the piece Of
tail over to the plaintiff.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

but Is an organization necessary for
the administration of the law. Such
organizations. whether of employees or
employers. must subscribe to certain
rules. as to reports. use of funds, mum.
Der and character Of membership.
Employees and employers may Cettle
disputes and conditions Of labor by
industrial agreements-which are reg
istered and have the force Of awards
made by law. A number Of such
agreements have been voluntarily
made They are enforceable against
the parties and such other organise
tons and persons - signify their In
tention to be bound BY an agreement
Failing In agreement, disputes are
settled by reference to the court In
the commonwealth this consists OF 4
Judge Of the high court. The court,
according to q statement by G. H.
Knibbs Of Melbourne, the common
wealth authority. may land on the ap-
plication Of an original party to the
dispute musD appoint two assessors
at any stage Of the dispute. In the
states the president Of the tribunal
usually Judge Of the supreme court)
Is assisted by membesG chosen by and
appointed to represent the employers
and employees respectively. Cases are
brought before the court either by EN-.
ployes or employers. The consent of
majority Of a union voting at a
specially summoned meeting n necea.
sary for the institution Of q case: the
commonwealth act requires the certin-
cate OF the registrar that It n a
proper case for consideration.
The arbitration court has varSe6
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
To Force Flower Bulbs.

To Force Flower Bulbs.
Place the bulb In the center of Q
good-sized sponge, set 1t in a pretty
dish and keep the sponge wet. After
the bulb IL well started. scatter some
grass seed over the surface of the
sponge. To make geraniums branch
out and blossom. place q common pin
directly In the center OF the end Of
the main stalk. To force crocuses In
doors. put q thin layer Of absorbent
cotton on q dinner plate. Place the
crocus bulbs on this and cover with
another layer Of cotton about two
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
That sInesrsst FIattery.

Imitation Is the curss of modern ~
and II il almost a. bad to initiate o.
self Of yesterday az to initiate So
one else. A man should have the t.
age to be himself+the today himoe
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

Socrates thought that II all our mis-
fortunes were laid In one common
heap, whence every one must take an
equal portion. most persons would be
contented to take their own and d.
payt-P1utareh.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

London.-An S00-word sermon IN
words Of one syllable was preached
by Rev. A. Smyths Palmer Of Wan
stead from the tsxt: The word was
made flesh"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22

Champaign. m.-McDonald Hall ad-
mitted in police court that he has been
married seven times and = the father
Of 80 children.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-05-22
co-to-chureh suceesa.

Chicego.-One million persons. Il u
estimated. occupied church pews hero
recently as q result Of widely adver.
tised "Go-to-C Church" Sunday.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25

aebe pobl. Iieber 6orrpl @iensI6i
fommt sinmol bic Set, mo Oh miIoer
oentit iiber
Gnber."
6arrb Rorrte pOnRGnOia betdubs
oen 9%riefboeeu an. Die lteberrds
i9uns bate Iein sonass gmpfins
0unesbermDgen geIdbml. Gr mar
unfdbiq, einen @eoanfen su FoTen,
ober mertipiiroiq empfdnalim fit
3leinigteiten. Mos Inn an msiIten
gum 9epuBtIein lam, mar Der Gtrobs
but Githers. Der orauBen ouf Dem
Tifd lag: cine tisrif9e Mut iibsrtom
TIN, bindusSuftiir3en unb ibn nit Jis
BEN al treten. @ein Bid fhpeifie
iiber ben SaIon: ga, in 0ielem @e1el
bate fe geIefen, an oisfem S9reib-
til9 bate lie Den Brief eei6rieben,
oen Ct nun in Der troftlofen 6ono
hieIt. Gr fHuute ouf Die ubr an
Der @anb: fe mar HebeneebIieben.
Der Regen pldtlderte ouf bas
Dad oes Chalet nieoer, uno Oct heFz
tiee Wino, Der i'm besIeitete, fhien
sinen SotenbDmnus gu iingen ouf eli
men Sommer, Der niemaIs pieoertebs
rem tonnte, ouf Die Gage, Die unipies
berbrinsIid OerIOren iporsn,
Washington Journal., 1914-07-25
9aS fransSEide etaatsidmIS6ndl.

Sn nsuerer 3eit taudt in @erbins
Oung nit 6rnntrei1s 8emiibnnsen,
cine srose 4nleibe SuitanDe gu brins
gen, oft in ben SpdIten Der iranSnlis
I9en prelIe bas Mort StnatsI1ulos
bu9 auf. Sin pariIer 8lott bat
nun bierdus WeranIafIung gu einigen
M%itteilungeu iiber bus StaatsI9uIos
bud BON 6rantrei9 eenommen, bic
redt intereiIont linb: bies oft ees
nannte, gebeimnispolIe @iaotsldulbs
bud sriItiert ~iiberbaupt ni1t.
Wenigitens nift ais Bud. Gs lit
DieImebr cine ganae 8unfibrung,
unb 5par umfnBt Dieie 9u9fibruns
bic 8Ieinigteit BON 10000 5oIiOs
bdnben!
Die @riinbune bes Iran50flden
Staotsf9ulObu9es eebt nuf ben "a.
aueuit 1893 suriid; bomaIs murbe
lie auF ben Mntrog gombpns burb
ben aonpent beIdIoIIsn. Gs ssr.
fGIlt in brei perFhiebene MbteiIungen:
in Oas grOBe Bud Der @tootsTduIs
ben IsIbt. in benz ollie felt 1893 BON
Grantreid aufeenOmmenen MnIeiben
unb ibr Stanb oufge3si6nst iinb;
aIsbann in bos eroBe Bud Der 2eibs
renteu rnb penIionen unb f9IieBli9
in bas groBe BUD Der 61sntungsn,
Das freiIih iebt nift mebr BON pzots
iifHem Belong lit. Die 10000
9dnbe bes Stnoisfmulbbudes Iino
in roteS unb bIoues G9ofleber ges
bunben unb biIben cine oanae eieene
9itliothet. bic IN ssinon5minitsrlum
untereebrodt iii unb Tt1nOig bsuubt
mirb. SIN Grbgeidolie bes MiniTtes
RUINS befinbet Iih cine Grudsrei, be.
rem Wuloabe nvsTdIieBIi9 Der Neils
bud Der S1uIrtitel unb Der Ri;s
pons bi!6et. Die in bielen 11.u05
B1nben Oerseihneten GtdntsIhuIDsn
Jrontreids belaufen id i'm eanaen
auf oos Siimm9ei. bon SO MiIlidgs
ben unO 70 MiIIiOneu Transss. \.