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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10
CURIos AND ODDITIES.

There Is a beacon in the Arizona
desert to guide travellers to water hole.
This is lighted at MI |. constituting a
lighthouse" several hundred yards in
land.
When Mr.. and Mrs. Delorme, Of
Worcester, Mass, recently celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary they
attended mass, the choir being COM
posed of Al of their grandchildren.
Antoine Stenod, a German, commit
ted suicide near Prescott, Ariz., by
standing upon the stump of tree and
exploding heavy charge of dynamite
that he had placed in it. Pieces of his
body were blown in all directions.
George r. McKenna, Of Westerly, r. L.,
has one-dollar bill of the series OF
1869. On the face it bears the medallion
portrait of Washington and scene at
the landing of Columbus. The back is
the same as any "greenback." The note
has the ladylike signature of John AL
lison, registrar, and the bold hand of G..
+. Spinner, treasurer.
John Cunning, the janitor of Maine
nan ht bONuotu cOiitSe, udS III MS pOS-
session the compositor's stick which
was used in setting up Longfellow's
"Outre Mer," published in 1912. This
stick has been owned since 1926 by T. S.
Mcclellan, the Oldest man in Brunswick
and the Oldest printer as well as the old
est mason in the state.
A curious direction was left in the will
of the late Mr.. w. H. Mainwaring, of
Carlton, in the colony of Victoria. The
property is to be divided into six equal
parts and numbered. Numbers corre-
spending to the portions are to be
placed in envelopes which are to be
drawn from box by the testators six
children. Each one will retain the por-
ton of the estate corresponding with
the number drawn in the envelope.
John Hauke, a farmer living near
Williamsport, Pa. celebrated his nine
tieth birthday recently by finishing four
days of harvesting, in which he swung
cradle and kept up with men less than
half his age. Later he had a family re-
union, at which he danced with his
great-grandchildren Mr.. Hauke is the
father Of II, grandfather of As and great
grandfather of SO, all of whom except
seven are still living.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10
Before Era of Race Suicide

In st. Botolphs church, Aldgate.
there is a monument to the memory
of Agnes, widow of William Bond,
who bore him 16 children, eight boys
and eight girls" That was in the
spacious sixteenth century. but it Is
noteworthy that John Gully. Grand.
father of the late speaker of the com
mons, had "a children. A year or two
ago a Northampton shoemaker en-
tered as his plea in the police court
that he was the father Of 80 children,
of whom 81 were living; while 20
years ago Chester boasto1 OF a couple
who were 'the hapDv father AM de-
lighted mother of SO children" ten Of
them being alive in 1892.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10
RUMORED OF ROYALTY.

Kaiser Wilhelm receives from G0t
to 700 letters and appeals daily.
The emperor Of Japan recently CAV,
$500 tc the Y. NJ. C. A. to assist II
the work in the Japanese empire.
The empress of Germanys private
wedding present to her relations A.
ways consists of a very PLAIN travel
ing clock, for she values chiefly anon.
all 0her virtues that of punctual;ty
King Oscar of Sweden has never al
lowed the political opinions of N,
Norwegian poet, Bjornson, to affec
his attitude toward his writings. Tn.
poet has always striven for politica
independence for Norway.
When Queen Wihelmina made he,
last annual visit to Amsterdam anc
attended Sunday service, the pastor
deemed it necessary to begin by ad
monishiHg the large congregation 40
ito rise when the queen entered, ant
mot to level opera glasses at her duc
ing the sermon.
, King Alfonso Of Spain is anxiou,
IIhdI AiS SioISl, lIuCSSS Teresa, be
come the wife Of his widower brother,
lin-law. Although it is against tn.
rules of the Roman Catholic church
for marriages to be contracted with 8
deceased wife's sister, it is believed
that special permission will be gram;
ed in this case.
In the past year the German empero,
with his own hand wrote 1000 let
Iters. kilograms and orders, and ha!
personally attended to nearly 5000 for
eign affairs and over ESQ., cases OF
home matters. Meantime his militar-
cabinet has been occupied with 100.
ooC cases. nearly all of which came I'm
der his majesty's immediate cogni
zance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10
zEBUS IN THIS COUNTRY.
Introduction Among Cur Domestic
Cattle May Prove of Ceet
Benefit.

To most people the zebu is merely
e menagerie acquaintance, appreciated
by the circus goer and occasionally
seen in geological gardens. but not
otherwise familiar 1t is sometimes
labeled by shOwmen sacred OK" and
has a hump on its back which occa-
sionally weighs as much as 80 pounds.
A native of India and northern Africa,
1t is called Bos Indicus by the natural
lists, and varies in size from a large
mastiff dog to a full grown European
bull.
Apparently this interesting animal is
destined to prove useful in this coun-
try through the introduction of its
blood into our domestic cattle. For
a long time past search has been made
for beast of the bovine kind that was
immune to the destructive disease
called Texas fever, and it has been
ascertained that both the buffalo and
the zebu are not subject to the NAL
ady. The buffalo has been crossed
with our COW, but seems to be less de-
sirable than the zebu. which, when
mated with the COW, becomes the
parent of brute that will not contract
the complaint in question under any
prOvocation
These hybrids are very prolific, and
the males aae excellent animals for
draught and for beef. They attain A
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10
OF SCIENTIFIC INTEREST

IL mas been found that hydrogen
peroxide acts on Photographic plate
in way similar to light. Pictures
may be taken by its use. The nature
OF the influence proceeding from the
peroxide is not understood; this adds
one more to the already numerous and
puzzl;ng "emanations."
The use of milk of lime for quickly
,eXtlnguishing fires in coal mines IS
recommended by Wolfgang Hummer. a
German expert, on the strength of new
tests OF an old process. The fluid can
lie useC with either power or hand
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10
AN EFFECTUAL RETORT.
Witty Rejoinder Turned the Laugh
Upon a Wild-Eyed As
sailant.

In earlier days, before Judge En-
Dry Spear had attained the ermine, he
was politician and a power on the
stump, relates Saturday Evening Post.
On one occasion when the young
candidate was addressing a very demo-
cratic and hostile audience, brawny
countryman was observed fighting his
way through the crowd to the speak
ers rostrum. 1t was evident that ne
had spent the previous night with
John Barleycorn, for his clothes were
rumpled. his hair disheveled and his
face a fiery red that rivaled the noon
day sun in brilliancy. Shaking a
belligerent fist under the nose of the
orator. he exclaimed:
Sir you are d demagogue."
The crowd howled. but Spear was
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10

weight of 800 pounds at three years
of age. and the meat is of first rate
quality. It is said that the half-breed
COW yields 16 quarts of milk per
day
The hump on the zebu's back, which
is largely composed of fat almost dis
appears in the hybrid. There are sew
eral races of the animals, but 1t is the
so-called Brahmin race, which has re-
markably small and delicate bones,
that promises to be Of economic i'm
pOrtance.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10

not disturbed. He waited for the noise
tc subside, and then, with smile and
in tone of entire good humor, re-
Joined:
And you, sir, If you would wrap
= few wisps of straw about you. would
be a demijohn."
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10

Fire at Montgomery Center last week
Thursday destroyed house and barn of
Mrs. Minerva Coau with a IS of $500
A lantern overturned by the kick of a
horse was the CAUSE Insurance, $1,000.
John Timenski. q Polander. was
instantly killed bv D~hwar4 & Hudson
railway train at West Rutland last Fri
day morning.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-11-10

HER HUSBANDS BEST HELPER
Vigorous Health Is the Great Source of
the Power to Inspire and Encourage
All Women Should Seek It.

One of the most noted, successful and
richest men of this century, in a recent
article, has said, Whatever l am and
whatever success / have attained in
this world I owe all to my wife. From
the day first knew her she has been
an inspiration, and the greatest help
mate of nv life"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

A. saeH a ths battles are ola snsaxh
70 learn anYthiHg, teach them Is pat
the playtuleHa IL their places Make
them fssi ashamed q ieasink fhlam
fof theIf mother d plck up Il uIa =.
qaise nallsaes. far more tlaa s i Il
yourself zue have done sifh Il rhs
chllefea Nlli ee heeticaa and careless
And faFsezful DO rot eapeef e zaesssd
TIE ffst tine. nor The hundfea sns Hfzt
But perseverance viii conqasf la he eaa
yoaF ehlld wlll acquire the halIf s GREER
and e Ehs better equipped = s. maea
for The battle 81 liie Chuafea eaa bs
taught g tske pride ~ keepinE their III
ue possessions neat and tidy The ais
taAe Ne maze in their education 4 III
not stsiae saascieat weight l. tie fact
that eonstaAt fspeuiion a nsenssafy .
impress firmly apan their mlnaa anY-
thlrg - wish n teach. and that hahsta
are formed ~ successive daily anta.--
Farmers Nulee
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g one corner and 4 nasslIslaok q con.
tHslsatg attached s. &c nghsf The
aiK Hoekei oh tht screen Isfaf ghe work
liae.f ana patterns
II carpenter maksM faa screen II
might he glfswl AZ 81 fae ana lke liitla
shelf attached ID aHe alae mlehf Aiso ~
curved yhis lllfis shelf Is covered eIsh
piain blue havlne ias sssea Il the cluih
tackled doeu with fhe lflls brass iacks
FNa Title hinses fassea ( othe wooden
cross bar. and strap e one side. xiih
8 leop a. tho end la haak upon 3 hool
- support ii whsa tie shelf le IN uss
Such screen mas hass hass = ribbon
90 fhe pockets and hs made - lovely a.
i is useful ifa teo sides are fastened
Nlth hinges and Fold ~ wHsa not lu uss
ehlie = hlukes are noI aersssihle STRAPS
= efelonns nro iaeted Il The top and
aotlom ~ ihe woodwork Is esnffary di
feellona "a the outer aaa inner sldes.
and serve fof the puspese uf hlnRea a.
mlfahlg M v. American
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
WEALTH BUT NO TASTE.
So MaeA faaiish Decoration LEADS Gna
70 Become an Enthusiastic ne
Iicvrr la Simplicity.

The House Heagtlful "a publishing "a
amusing u wri as illuminating seflaa
ofliastfased articles entitled. 'rAe POOR
Taste q The Rich Houses II maiti-
mi'lioaaires afe dfpirtet and tie a.ae.
ossnsss II their rooms commented "a hy
a laaieloas critic The hfst slsnss a
these pietufes mas possibly bsnildef The
s.sht aad TIE masniacencs af tie fur
nishlpss mal Hass fof beaaiy nHt close
straiiny even without the ala q fhe
critical text feytAlaihs uellntas q mere
ornament A ssconi glance completely
resigns enc a. simple living Quoting
from one article Passing fram the
hall yea eater che dFawinE rnom More
money. less taste The upholstered fur
niiafe. the tortured walls. the hsaeekesf
and gliaea furniture the eoaily aad
trampvfg and ornaments sage aeuntn-
aai battle All the naiiona IL Eurupe a.
represented IN this apartment aaf they
Keep ~ al international warfare The
Rnsalaa sle3ge saeas AZ the japanese
porce.ains ths Japaness pofcelalns are
mol 60 speaking terms sith tie Chiaess
bfanaez ths fFrurh furniture hasla Is.
veetiFss e the German drarerles uow
restfaii Hoe lisahisi Count tie eosi.
thethoassadsexptndpd here aadrslaioe
that yoa eanaot 80 and 90 likewise
On s musa smaller scale thls aesefin-
ties ass Asif the ffawinf-fo5ms us ars
accustomed g. TIE tyranny 4 ghiaFs
oFrrssssa mosf n ns sfiii flus mary
people eouia have ne ooeraee fa ae-
stfay e give away an their brle.ahfae.
of even ihai part of g admittedly ase-
less sad unified % lis tnsIfanmang7+-
AeN YnFa Post
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
oto-rAsHloNEo JswELRY.
Maaen. Ms Riass ofauamsthsf's
Jsucl Cases foF ufoosh % Chain
of 0idsn Times

The masi casual Observer faapqi base
fsllst 10 notice 81 sgcfs bant eridsnce
q lhs sad ior Qi9.fashlonea geasiry -.
pselAllf iR necklaces and chains q
soala teem that ever aaman l. gfuNl.
sns into mothers 81 etaRamafhFft of
AanileA geaei ba1 Ct articles Iona aRa
discarded by ttnlF uwasf. Asose4 al W
tae gfsseat eeuefaiiea 90 geats. het
nuN eaunht fof iu saEsFnsss The wps
nan ubu was wise enough u treasure
haf jswsify insieat i ai.aNlas bee .ii-
tie dsaghttfa % play assa 4. ard more
alIaa thzn not lose Il i TIE esaisf ~
eafs nau. far ste sfaga hefseil ef her
saaghisf- both sometimes STA lep-
slry that calls foria naf6s 4 pfkiss ard
eamIilmtat OF thoughts 4 snfy aha
lealeasg ss ths cas- ma4 =
The Fifl iafky cauash = ladnoe Der
nafAsf q pAfi uitA seas rare 80 10
Hsfklaee. iatkef. bfaeea ana earrings
hssieas % tae iepelsF. NHa elsaas Aad
raiiahes. and pefhaas maHals fhs finfs
- tie brooch a. peadanls nai iha ela.
f@shiauf1 aetkiacs = nat sbaaah Aiuar
alfA ( az ikfi8 al nas afe steants ag
maaefH brAaR. 0r.ratAi hessk lsafa uf
tafAis lntstA tflF Mua# #sfta1 st aN.Uunt
Z teNeIfy tbat iha modern HumAn cf
aeespssd gugd iaafe Weafa aksa III lhe
daytime besides q neeai#ea ana STRANDS
e heaas sat ulli asaf 0f1ash 81 tao
fafeat enc uf mere fsHes nIas ai fhs
haeA q hef collar - ~ Haal ai asf
bailee hfoofb. maf o. small santant
Ths erase fQT aialashzeaef ieHe.rt
usslaaes noe anlf fY'd tat aafs aat fsf,
aH# ssid q local ieaeiaE sIlu Most
fsHalsf Jbinfs We saIe s. Christmas
aaEa fhass iAat had H=za Il stock I1f
g fean iiuFa foIH afsasipias sith
e4moa tstilnet uefs falfls Eahaisa ~
These sald Cor from 81 = 80 ~ taamd.
{ could hsfs made prsli9 pfuni nn
these hal sold ihein Af lhe ala price
had bail q dpEsh uHFa hs6Alaees. Feld
llakeH. 4Hd ! have aHif aas Iaff These
lfauEhf ir0m fs ur aas gHe gniomtm
SO heasai them wsHa aalsKAisa hate
ksa many lnausUts tag lhs aHt tgumfs.
ta fQa remember lAem aefhaHa Your
malhsf ns 8auti Nofs one sasuenGsd
from : black trlfei rlhbau. # nat a.
enks ehain sold sams q them. TOO -
indianapolis News
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
rHs HEART or THE HOME.
Boys and Girls o. fam.iy should Lack
Upon nook Roam - Msst Atuae.
i've Place IL ths House

- maaH g aaf home there sfs sladi-
aaa mlae shp sefs. toe often oa narrow
Aees ui lntefei ihe eamlaalsasblp 81
taess was can spaak u tasm oaiY ssum
iae printed paee. bui & a ghs exception
Nhau tae ilbrArs "a the heafl a9 the
uHe ana she intlmsty mstA beaas aaea
psAena lAe netd t0t An hours amuse.
meet ana relaxation II Our gaunS ass-
F.e could Hs 4rawn tfom eaFs galsaheoa
q lQak tef eonpanianshlps friendships,
uf even atanaing aocloty 10 the hoak.
waited fecm q sbigh ihes wsfe freely
Neieems maca Of iae ihlfsi for exciting
interests oeisiee their hamea would 10
queasaed
For 3 SRI tQ iHG haos fflaaa Who
eomNfeAeaes lhe STRUGGLING tbaakbta II
hefacfelop.us wamanhood aaa pats into
vivid reasonable fogm her umia aon-
aert1e neoai9gs quetglonlnss. s. ihat
sae feaas q hsrsii aB1 hes asplfsglnns
as L shst wens alresas revealed - aae
NAo understood ope who 10 vflglue lar
mAay seema % speak only Is her. Is 10
diseQNef q treasure shleh g heYonA ha-
man estimation hooks thai explain
tHe Spaas mind apa heart of Ksri 10
eerAsAf afe atiru egamf ta heF eamEaft.
81 Ana Festta plgittAan tsen hel sAQssa
r@uiI1Hiaa
lae youth whp ampne hls raufa ard
tauakst'sss comfages. Nhiie sh4nus
ifee.y 81 hta schemes % i0lilsy 81 sssa
BE aspirations ss a student 81 aa afA.
lese. keeps 3 hias,lf ev.ry 0o1ie. aaer
pafpase g hls nature eiih iealeas care.
a. { they ssfe thlnEs ~ blush Tor. yin
1issa. e be. 81 ioFimsie. stuuha aton
senle efeai han eaqasai disclosure *
possible attainment thar becomes 10
hlm TIE motive poetf 81 BIS Afs ny.
past
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06
Fna pumpkIa Ha

Here q q recipe nearly 8 century oid
faf - American pumpAla pie. Take
eaf he aeeds and pare fhs pumpkin.
bat - hoi rcfape the inside. stew an.
q Lender Dnonsh - strain. allow a
aaaTs II milE iof : large PIE. beat
thfss sEss asil and ead - The milk
thea sir 10 pumpkin unsil he mixture
+ thieks gat easily stirred. add two
lsasneoniuls ul salt tee tablespoon.
fala Il sified cinnamon aaa one of
powdered EinEer, Nith Eha grated rlnd
aE lemou. hahe lune ii deep PIE
rlatea The recipe SAYS that any pge.
fnffea aplceA may ba aama. ana vthe
nuFe e8TM the better The Die Isl
Louis 0loiae bemocfat
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THE SEWING SCREEN.


pretty and sefs useful article Is tie
sewing screen This may range ID
height from three 10 four feet and IA
with from I've % tuo and q half feet
The screen consisted Two aprieht pieces
q narrow vooa connected b three short
pieces % the same eidfh-one 1t tie
TOP and enc II he mlddle u each panel
Over the back q each panel IL stretched
. plain pleea 4 denim or lowered
piece II rfelonne Suppose the screen
q By painted white and the back pieces
blue ln eoloF 1el efaanne lowered il
blpa popplss ef some such dainty design
ard make e large poeApt for the top ana
bottom e one aIae Il the screen s. ent-
ting a strip feat 0f more longer than
no wifth # iha screen and gathering Il
~ 4 tape n Inch helew the TOO. Gather
she boilun eaka aaa seW N ID TIE toan.
aatluu II sha SCREEN sscklnW she nlasa
70 the wood vith little brass tacla
tpnE alnauel hssdess. brass nails ara
driven = 4 fHH lnlo the wooden haf
ntfusa enc panel # The screen. and feN
Huail hoeHH ~ arensd into the top 1t
The opposite SITE Snooln of various
tl1fs are sIIH axsr lht nails and he
hooks are aHsz = hans ap emarlaa. aeIz.
sofs ard iIIIIs 6H|aHs & that norl during
ihe process s sewing Smaller bass
.HII1chad e IL screen ars fnr hullonz.
lenaa ssa - - q sme'l thlnsH aas
Iepu'fe1 #4IIs aHeIas while 4 sHaII
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CASES ron PHOTOGRAPHS.
Ths Album Has Bssn sapplanted ~
Fancy Boxes aud vaFiaua Kindaof
Leather and siik neespiaeiea,

Tas gtoi. ald.,aNhloasa album bound
h acslfabls qualify q heather lsnos %
Be found n department store Nor besak
shap Ia iik plAse haa eems ihs pek. of.
rathsf. many boxes aaHplemeAiea ~
pliable leather csspsAelee feApniNNu6
glove ant handkerchief gaAes and t9F
anmuAntsa ph0snarap6A she eAn'sHA
b0ak
nones for nse la tho 6FaNinR fpnm
are covered with exquisite allk iApee
tries A manse tsresErg taowing
esflpss " iiuy pibk re&ss, forms ne
cover tor c1e u these beArs The
edges are bound With mauss braid And
bailluu. and q lagEe squafs pieeo q Siass
"a the center 81 the ild reveals the eon-
tenls u the reccpiaEle. These poAea
age his saoagh 10 bold The large sise por-
trait photogfapAs and eAn Be ordered
IA six or iapesffy g match ihs aeenfA'
t.ou q the side walls Il thls SAME tlae.
bat heavier and more el1fig. are iAe
boxes of beaten brass aud tfonxe These
AAVe figures 20 cgpl1s o. pastoral scenes
eaftu "a bold relief - tie slaes and ild
and stand oa guaf law eaFsva iegs A
carved bea plagea with silver Slowed ihe
reeisalnk hNnfe oi fashfr Aepiage sara
faanap3 by MAtaf afmpha
Ihe h09ssheepef wlfh seefts affsmllg
pggsurte % cafe iaF Ntll kppfesiAiea
deep leather has iWa fees ta lsaEih a
VaeslsalArly hsndsems tax g lAis sort
has iirare % st Geefse aa 4 flsfy tiefi
carved an the hlnFea eeees and osiiiaea
ln e0la Won6ena4 artistic tAftire e
alsa shows 81 l0aes g essihefsd CA.
ffasn atirh q rUfeea iAaaans teai ihe
spreading aniisf 0f d tsef af ttt ufufe
- s l.saf stand 0ai as e mnlfea in
Afaass The tlistit Is aaaiasf iafofite
assisu iof carved aaed
Isag. Hfaitis itathef eatas cQriain
teo poskfts ~ papo1iaIas and are
Esa slfA q siik tofa aat sassel Ampeg
4 BRIDES giii Nas a pli8ea iesthef rasn
carved 10 nowsf toaiga aad llase Niia
ehAmpAEne.tolHns maifs Fik 1hA
wha tlaa uith a Hagih sefs Saa lAssfl Nd
ehampaers eoior Tho corner "a oae hltn
was decorated uiih pafstAasn me3Al.
ton showing q Ffl 70 aA tsaq Fcwn
wtth a sgFlrhug ttaa Is baseksrhoeherr
standing against haes Efosnd % pink I
sefis hlossuas l.eeiasHls Caafief.
teafaal
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MrAsuRrs oF CAPACITY

-Four aeapine tahlsfpo0nfala make cue
kill
hiEA aeag.as Dbleapoohfa.s make
Que sunfai
Pour eapsula q aoug make oas quart
uf haana
Two saRlais solid butter mAas oas
pouna
Two eanEais of sra0ulatea sugar naks
one gaana
Two ard aae.bnii cupfals = pau-
dafea Hasaf make one pound
eae nlat q miik o. water equals aas
pound
oas aaasa sEsa should ssiKa 8 paana
and 8 half
sAlu MllA trlne hsaYlsf ikaa
whe.e mia cream b Nshtef than ether.
an pafa mllk la tafae psf cent heavier
thAn Natsf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-04-06

Ihe homes moun used HI Lat 4 month
The accepted nntion i that Il must
he spent away lfum home II order that
he happy pair mas sel thoroughly a..
aaalntea without ualaa victims a lhe
curiosity Of relatives ana ffItnds II
s - called from he habit uf the en-.
eIsnl Germans of drinking .hyafomel. =
HAleA e mixture e honey Ard water,
- g Gags after marriage HYdromel
EsEaaHtaa contains enough alcohol 10
naHs nan intoxicated i short order.
= that ths tunts taeH really Has .
EazaI old dfunk AIlIIa. lHa Hun. n.
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Evening star., 1905-08-26
NEW PLAYERS FOR
THE HIGHLANDERS

Frank Farrell owner Of the Greater New
York base ball club. has taken time by
the forelock and shut OF the blatant al
! legged leader Of the class A minor league
clubs. who has made the statement that
the American League clubs would be de-
barred from securing minor league players.
Farrell announced yesterday that he has
purchased the releases of ten promising
minor league players. all Of whom will be
signed before August 81 This will be done
so that in case the Highlanders win the
American League pennant any of the play
ers can take part in the post-season games
in accordance with the rules laid down by
the national commission.
The men are Delehanty from the Bir-
mingham Southern League club, Hahn of
and McAllster of the Buffalo Eastern
Montreal Eastern Leaguers, keefe of the
Tacoma Pacific Coast League club. Mori-
arity of the Toledo American Association
team and Thomas of the Providence East
ern LeaguerS.
Delehanty and Hahn are outielders and
Laporte and Moriarity infielders. Kfs-
singer, keefe. Mccarthy and LIE Roy are
pitchers. Keefe up to date is the leading
pitcher of the Coast League. McAllister
and Thomas catchers. The last named
has been the mainstay behind the bat of
Jack Dunn's clam diggers. With the eXcep-
ton of kissinger and McAllster all are
newcomers in fast company.