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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
FAIRBANKS STOPPED
IN THE FOURTEENTH
Especial to The Herald. l

9 SAN BERNARDINO. Sept. SO.-How-
@ ard Baker Of Boulder, Col, won q de-
@ cisive victory over Willie Fairbanks of
@ San Francisco in the fourteenth round
9 OF what was scheduled for twenty
@ round CO.
@ From the first round Baker had the
@ best of the milling, and in the seventh
@ he planted left swing to the heart,
@ that from then ON weakened the coast
@ "whirlwind" SO that he gradually gave
@ way under the heavy beating which
g was followed up by Baker.
g In the fourteenth round after o
@ series of lefts and rights to the head
@ and body Fairbanks was sent to the
@ floor. just as he went down his sec
g ands threw I'm the sponge before the
@ count was hardly begun. Fairbanks
@ was taken to his corner where he cried
@ as II bis heart would break. The opin-
@ ion of those who saw the fight was
@ that another round would have finished
O. the frisco fighter.
@ Baker escaped without any bruises
@ whatever, while Fairbanks was bat
@ tered about the head and body I'm a
@ painful manner. About 500 witnessed
@ the hght.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

He says that the Coast league direct
ors are willing to do anything to help
secure a satisfactory solution OF an
embarrassing situation, and that there
ia no friction between himself and his
associates in the league directorate.
On the contrary, he has evidence in
writing from them that they are more
than willing to second his efforts IL
his plans are feasible or practical, and
two propositions are now under con-
sideration, either of which will furnish
continuous baseball in Los Angeles,
and only g. slight difference of opinion
and the uncompleted state of negotia-
tions with the outlaws prevent a def
mite announcement as to which set OF
plans will be adopted. In any event,
Hen says, there will be continuous
baseball.
Hen also gives as his opinion that
there will be no eight-club Coast league
next year. There may be a six-club
affair, but 1t is more than probable
that the present circuit will be un-
changed and that the outlaws will be
in the fold Of organized baseball and a
team will be placed In Los Angeles be-
fore next season opens.
1t was proposed, first, that the State
league be admitted to organized base
ball as a class organization and that
teams be placed in the cities herein
before named. If this plan goes through
the Coast league will be continued as
a four-club organization for next year
and the class B club will I'LL dates In
Los Angeles when the Angels are
away. BY this arrangement there
would be q nom conflicting schedule and
continuous baseball.
Another plan, to be considered In the
Rvent the outlaws refuse to come into
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
AouEpucr RESULTS

AQUEDUCT, N Y. Sept. 30.-Results:
Six and a half furlongs-San Vito won,
Yankee Daughter second, May River third;
time :23 1-5.
Steeplechase. two miles-water Speed
won, Locked Out second. Yama Christy
third; time 1870.
Six furlongs-Wise Mason won, The Gar
dener second, Spellbound third; time 1:15.
Nine furlongs-Pins and Needles won.
Cairngorn second, Golinda third time
1:64A.
won, Killiecrankie second, Lord Stanhope
third; time 2:16 W
Seven furlongs-Woodlane won, Adriuche
second, Lady Hubbard third; time 1927 4-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
RESULTS AT LOUISVILLE
Sept. S0.-Results:

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 3O.-ResuIts:
six furlongs-Ben Sand won. Voting Sec
ond, Readall third; time 1:14 as.
Mile and seventy yards--Carew won'
Matte, Mack second. Hansell third; time
1:4s lis.
SIX furlongs-Snif won, Friend Harry sec
ond, Alice Baird third: time 1:46 2-5.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Lawrence p.
Daley won, Polly Prim second; Pinkola
third time 1:47 2-5.
SIX furlongs-Whiskbroom won, Barnsdale
second Bitter Sir third; time 1:14 2-5.
One and one-sixteenth miles-Annetta
Lady won, Gid second, Bonnie Bard third;
time 1.49.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
GIANTS RETURN
TO FIRST PLACE
TAKE FINAL GAME FROM THE
PHlLLlES
Score Their Only Run in First Inning
on Base on Balls, Single and
Two lnexcusabIe Errors
by Quakers
IRy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.--With the To-
calls back in first place, the New York
fans are jubilant Today's game, the
last Of the home series with Phtladel-
phia, was won by McGraw's men, but
once the visitors were dangerously near
to winning. A fast double play robbed
them OF a run in the seventh, when
Ames intercepted Donlin's throw to the
plate and sent 1t to second, where Brid-
we'll caught Shean going to second and
shot the ball to the plate in time to
head off Magee. Dooin's double,
Moore's single and McCormick's tumble
gave Philadelphia run in the eighth.
The home team got both runs in the
opening inning on a base on balls, bad
throws by Moore and Shean and a
timely single by Devlin. The teams
left tonight for Philadelphia, where
they will play a double-header' tomor-
row. Score:
Philadelphia 1, hits 6. errors 8.
New York 2. hits z, errors 2.
Batteries-Moore and Doom; Ames
and Needham. Umpires, Johnstone and
KLEIN.
New York again is in the lead for
the pennant race as the result of yes
terday's play In the National league.
The sensational possibilities of the race
are we'll exemplified by the fact that
this morning not one or the three lead
ing clubs is In the position which 1t oc-
cupied before Wednesdays games were
played.
Chicago, in the lead yesterday, today
is In third place. It's drop to this posi-
ton is due to the victory of Pittsburg
over st. Louis and of New York over
Philadelphia, while the champions were
losing to Cincinnati Chicago is now
two points behind Pittsburg, which is
four points removed from New York.
The chances for the last named club
to Ian6 the flag, emblematic of the
league championship, are vastly bet
tered by yesterdays turn In events. 1t
still is anybody's pennant, however, the
positions of all three clubs potentially
hinging on a single game. The stand
ing, Wednesdays games included, is:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

Three-base hits-Browning Williams. TWO
base hits--Bodie, Oakes. MeIchoir, Brashear.
Sacrifice hits-wiiliams, Howard. Ellis. Moh-
Ter. First base on errors-Los Angeles ! Le61
on bases-Los Angeles .. San Francisco O.
Rases on balIs-Off Koestner 4. off Browning
4 off Phillips l. Struck out-By Koestner =
B1owning 4, Phillips Q. Double plays-Brown-
ing to Williams to Kilifer; Melchoir to kilitsr:
Hits made off-Koestner g. Phillips :. Time OF
Umpires--Perrine and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
STAMFORD FRESHMEN LOSE

PALO ALTO. Sept. 30.--Stanford
freshmen were beaten this afternoon
by Palo Alto high in slow and ragged
game of Rugby by the score of 3 to O..
The freshmen were in decided slump
and failed to put up as good ball as
was shown a week ago. Erb at half
alone prevented a larger score.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

Runs---On Garrett /, hits 3; OF Kinseila
4. hits I. Three-base hit-Bassey. Two
base hit--Lewis Sacrifice hits-Cooney 2.
Eagan. Dansig First base on called balls
Garrett 1. Kinsella .. Wright 8. Struck
out-By Kinsella 4. Wright s. Hit by
pitched ball--Truesdale. Double plays
Kinselia to Casey to Danzig. Eagan to
Truesdale to Ferlin. Casey to Danzig. John
son to Casey to Danzig. Passed bali--La
Longe Time-1:4o Umpires--o'Conneii
and Flynn.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
Shoes Half Price and Less

over two hundred big display bargain tables
are displaying shoes for men. women and
children. on sale In many instances for half
price and lese Convince yourself and come
to the
MAMMOTH SHOE HOUSE.
SO south Br0adway.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
s. for 81

For every dollar paid up to $50 as
first payment we will give receipt
for twice the amount on any piano
purchased this week. The big exclu-
sive piano house. Open nights, Bart
lett Music Co., 231 Broadway, opp. city
hall. 9-27-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
PORTLAND WINS
FROM OAKLAND
FIND WRIGHT FOR HITS AT
RIGHT TIME
BOTH TEAMS PLAY NEAR.PER.
FEET CONTEST
KlnseIIa Admirably Supported by His
Team at Bat and In Field and
Makes Early Lead Hold
Throughout Game
rBy Associated Pros. !,

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. so.-Port-
land defeated Oakland today by score
OF to 8. Both teams played almost
errorless ball. Portland hit Wright
hard throughout the game. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
OUTLAWS MAY HELP TO SOLVE
VEXATIOUS BASEBALL PROBLEM
PLANS ARE AFooT FOR PUT TING STATE LEAGUE CLUB IN
LOS ANGELES ls-

Hen Berry That Present Scheme Goes Through Southern
Fans Will Get Continuous Playing by Alternating Dates Be-
tween the Two Organizations Upon Non-Conhcing
Schedule-Otherwise the Coast Circuit Will Be
Increased to Six Teams
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
THE Los Angeles Giants baseball
team has challenged the McCor-

nHE Los Angeles Giants baseball
team has challenged the McCor-
Il micks for side bet of $500, which
has been accepted, and the game has
been arranged TO; next Sunday at Joy
park. The Giants have won thirty-one
games out of thirty-two played, de-
feating such good amateur teams9as
the Wlelands. Hynes, Belvideres, Nor
walks and the Orange Athletic club
which they defeated last Sunday on the
Joy park diamond. Boggs of the Los
Angeles Giants is fast and snappy
second baseman, and last Sunday, with
all the bases futl and with the score
to against his team, he knocked out
a three-bagger, bringing in all the
runs. A large crowd is expected to at
tend, as both the McCormicks and the
Giants play first class ball. Two UNI
pires " Iii be use1 in Red" Taylor and
Jim Lloyd. The lineup of both teams
will be as follows
L. A. GIANTS. McCORMICKS.
Clark-Hunt-McLain. p. .......... .Andrada
Slater. C. ............ Beaver
Boggs. 2b .........,.. Harris
Bartlett. 3b .......... .Campbeil
Lane. e................ S. ...s....'s.. .flahe
Brock. l. T. ........ .Hlnklein
Battles. ............ c. I. ........ Prelster
Hubert. 7. T. ........ .kimmerle
sub ...s........ COSBY
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

troit, took part In games yesterday.
Both won and the standing of the three
leaders was not changed. except that
the winning clubs each drew three
points further away from Chicago, not
scheduled to play. The standing this
morning:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
Cardinal Returning

LONDON, Sept. 3O.-Cardinal Glib
bons embarked at Liverpool today for
New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01

In the American league only two of
the leading clubs, Cleveland and De-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
] THE SPORTING WORLD
Gathered by
A Staff OF Experts
The RiaItO
By Jay Davidson

during his brief stay the he probably
will In few weeks to the winter here prng
Ing his family. ia
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-01
SCORE BY INNINGS

Totals ......29 6 0 ~ Il
'Batted for rerlin in ninth.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

uropy iukladal wraz 2 cesa-
rem niemieckjem Zygmun-
tenn l., znany W historic plan
rozbioru Polski, Polska i Lit
wa poda1y sobie siostrzane
d}onie i zawar}y sojusz VIE
czysty, daiac 6wiatu pierw-
sly przyk}adC
pokojowej uni dwuch pahstw
i dw6ch naroc6w. W roku
1410. stane}y naprzeciw sic
bic ma polach Grunwaldu i
Tannenberga krociowe reese
do stanowczej rozprawy. Je'
szcze raz Polacy i Litwini
zas1onili swa PERSIA Gala s}o-
wiadszczyzne pred GERMAN.
ska nawa}a. Zwyciezy}y praw-
da i sprawiedliwosc j wraz
z wielkim mistrzem zakonu
krzyzackiego paddy W proch
~gierma1ska buta i pozadli-
wosc. Bitwa pod Grunwaldem
powstrzyma}a ma trzysta lat
prad Niemc6w ku wschodo.
wi, %uratowa}a Polske | Lit
we i dala i'm moznosf zor-:
g~anizowania sic pod ber{em
Jagie]lon6w W potezne pen
stwo tax potrzebne pod6w'
czas caIemu swiatu ola cd"
parcia zblizajacego sic JUL re
wschodu istamu.
(Cag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

E YORK. TRY hon.
by ~dynamitowe, pod}ozone
.przez czlonk6w ,,Czarnej Re-
XII" czesciowo zburzy}y 5-clo
pietrowy dom mieszkalny
PREY East 81 ul. Pokaleczo.
nych we wybuchu tym "a.
brano do szp;tala Flower.
Bomby umieszczono W pi'
wnicy, gmachu, a wybuch}y
one jedna po drugiej. Wsku'
tex eksplozyi powsta}a pani'
ka wsr6d lokator6w. Wy.
buch by1 tax shiny, re wszy'
stkie okna W promieniu SOC
popeka}y. Pierwsza bonnie
.:%ulokowano W przedniej cze'
sci gmachu, druga wybu'
CHA we srodku, a trzecia pc
d}ozono pod :sypialnym pc.
kojem Andrzeia Acquario
Fam. ma ~parterze. - W gina
chu mieszkali sami W1osi
stad tel pochodzi .podejrze
ME, re ,,Czarna Reka" by}'
sprawca eksplozyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

WASHINGTON, D. c., -
w stolicy zebra]i sic wybitni
g6rnicy re ws.ystkich glow
niejszych kopal1, Jezacych
W zachodnich stronach Sta
now Ziednoczonych, celem
dyskutowania o ostatnich
strasznych katastrofach ko-
palnianych. gdzie setki COR
nik6w stracl}o zycie, i OBJ
mySlenia srodk6w zaradczych
kt6re by daily rekojmie "a
bezpieczenia zycia g6rnik6w
W przysz}osci. Inicyatywe
k%onwencyi g6rniczej dali g6r-
nicy z West Virginii, kt6rzy
ma dzisiejszem rannem po-
siedzeniu zadecydowali .sfor-
mowac stanowe stOwarzysze-
nie g6rnicze; szczeg6(y tego
zostana ukonczone Da~ utrzej-
Sym mityngu. 7:
Oczekiwanem jest, re in
ne stany nasladowat beda
virgi6czyk6w, a og6lnym CO.
lem wszystkich ma bye zapo-
bieganie tax czeetym " O.
statnich czasach katastrofom
W kopalniach wegla.
Celem stowarzyszef g6rn;-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
W q AMERYKI
F. 3

BOYERTOWN, Pa. - Set
ka zabitych i przesz}o Is o.
sob powaznie pokaleczonych
i poparzonych OTTO rezultat
pozaru i paniki, jake powsta-
}y wskutek eksplozyi stery-
optykonu podczas przedsta-
vienna swietlnych obraz6w,
urzadzonego przez zb6r sw.
Jana, W teatrze Rhodes Opera
House. Wiekszos6 zabitych
i rannych, to kobiety i die
ci, i Gale miasteczko dwuty-
sieczne, nieomal kazda jego
rodzina zosta!a dotknieta
strasznem tenn nieszczesciem.
Publicznosc wype}ni}a teatr
20 same brzegi. Program
sk}ada} sic 20 samych swietl-
nych obraz6w. Maggie, W CA
sic przedstawien::a da} sic
s}yszec ogluszajacy hulk,
beczka acetylenu, uzywane-
80 do oswietlania wylecia}a "
powietrze. Gmach ca}y wy
pe}ni1 sic W jednej cbwill dy'
mem.
Stuzba starala sic uspokoie
przestraszona publicznosc,ale
nadaremnie. Powsta}a okrop-
ma panika. Poobalono nafto-
we ]ampy pred estrada
wskutek czego wybuchf po-
Ear. CT kt6rzy ME zgineli,
podeptani i przez uciekaja.
cych i t}oczacych sic do wyj-
scia zostali smiertelnie po-
parzeni. Nieszczescie spote-
gowa}o Ge gdy i pod}oga Ear
wa}a sic. W sail powsta}
w6wczas istny dzieh sadu.
Jeki poparzonych, pokale''
czonych i podeptanych sly.
szano ma kilka blok6w W O.
kolo.
z galeryi ludzie rzucali
sic ia dol oknami, kaleczac
sic i zabijajac.
Miasto Boyertown ma
%wprawdzie straz pozarna i
jedna sikawke, ale sikawka
parowa by}a zepsuta ! ci, kt6'
rzy z budynku wyjsc ME
zdo}ali pokaleczeni, podepta-
nj lub z przestrachu omdle-
nj, spalili sic ma wegiel.
Ma miejsce katastrofy :"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

Straszna Gwiazdke zgoto-
wa}o nam Polakom oslepione
pycha Prusactwo! i jak ma
Mistrza WARY naszej swietej,
wo}a}a .swego czasu zydows-
ka ho}ata: Pi1acie ukrzyzuj
60, ukrzyzuj! tax i dis VIOLA
W SVEN szale zaslepiona ho-
}ata hakatystowska do rzadu
Idle sPolen mussen ausge-
rottet -enteignet verde II"
I stale sic ku najwiekszej
ich uciesze, lie sejm pruski ma
dniu 13-Grudnia przyja1 pro-
jekt, ably jedynie mas samych
Polak6w wyw}aszczyc z zie-
mi i uchwalic projekt 0 dial"
see mnogie miliony marek
ma kolonizacye ] dzia}alno6c
germanizatorska.
Wierze6 sic ME chce i O.
czom sic ME dowier:a, gdy
sic to wszystko W gazetach
czyta ze W dwudziestym
wieko, W kraju kt6ry chce
" ca}ym 6wiecie "a najkul-
turalniejsze i najucywilizo-
na6sze pahstwo uchodzic i
sic sam krajem wolno6ci,
kultury i bojazni Bozej ma
zywa, take barbarzy6skie
wyjatkowe prawa %uchwalaja.
I zaiste, je5eli coz podobne-
60 jest ~mozliwem, cos tedy
Jest niemozliwem -:pytaG
nalezy!W Prusach wszystko
Jest mozliwem! - Sila idsi,
pred prawem. Niedosyt ze
nam pozwalaja ma naszych
posiad1osciach sobie dachu
mad g'owa pobudowac, ze
nam nasze dziadki przemoca
" szkole germanizuja ably
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

czych by}oby: Badanie, do
chodzenie j sledzenie warun.
k6w kopalnianych, koopera-
tywa z centralnym rzado-
wynn ~departamentem geolo-
gicznym i innymi technicz-
nemi federalnemi departa-
mentami ftp. i przygotowy-
,wanie .pewnych infofmacyi
co do stanu kopal6, ably ta-
kowe przedstawiac kongre-
sowi lub legislature stano-
wei danego stanu, jezeli to
czynniki prawodawcze zaza-
daja tego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23
: KASZUB.

Jak. sic. zapatruja Polacy "
starym kraju ma obecna po-
lityke niemiecka, niechaj sic
czytelnicy Wiarusa przeko-
naja z ponizej podanego wy
jatku' z listu prywatnego:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23


ich presto jak najpredzej
|sprotestantizowae - re nam
ma nasz drogi ojczysty jezyk,
~przemoca kaganiec chcq wlo-
zyc,na dobitke tego chca nam
nasz, pc naszych ojcach, O.
Idziedziczony, przez kr6l6w
lpruskich !, zaggwarantowany
kawa}ek zismi1,i, kt6ry potem
Ii krwia praojc6w naszych
lest przesiak}y przemoca
!wydrzec, ably ma MIN szwa-
how osadziG a mas gdyby>
tylko mogli ma -okret zapa-
kowa6 i do Afryki wywie6te
q bdyby tylko. szlo to W po-
|dr6zy W morzu potopic! Mi
|mowoli nasuwa sic mysl cz}o.
wicklow: i coz ci Polacy "a
Prusakom
wyrzadzaja ze Rad sie1ta-
kich pod}ych niechrze6cia6.
|skich sposob6w chwyta? Od-
powiedz pro.ta: poniewaz
Polacy plaza podatek krwi
i mienia, kochaja sw6j ojczy-
sty kraj i jezyk:: i "a zadna
Gene niechca:sie da6 zgerma-
nizcwacN!. >Moznaby zwat-
pic i straci6 wszelka otucbe
Ii chez do zycia BIO W tel
~krzywdzie spoczywa cos de-
moralizujacego: Lecz nam
ME wolno watpic i ME wolno
Imam AMI ma chwile sic "a
chwiaG. - Gdy robecnie sic
ina mas grom pc gromie, ME
szczescie pc nieszczeSciu wa
iii, a mimo wolf sic SERGE Sci
ska i gorzkie slowa cisna sic
Ina usta i tn nam ME wolnc
watpic. Nar6d nasz kt6ry do
tad lyle nieszczest, krzywd i
udrecze6 przeszed}, a ME
zmarnial lecz owszem sic
spotegowa}, ME moze i nadal
zaginac, DO tylko pod}y ma
rod moze zginae! Mech tam
hakaty6ci i RAD pruski sic
pocieszaja, ze przez to dotad
wydane wyjatkowe prawa,
ze ~skrepowaniem nam ma
szego narodowego jezyka !
} wyw}aszczaniem anam ojczy-
| stego kawalka ziemi oni to-
raz zdo}aja Po]ak6w. wygubie!
Przezto Polska ma SVEN bla
sku mic ME straci, owszem
jak z}oto W ogniu sic pre-
czyszcza - tax. duch nasz
narodowy przez- to tyra6skie
udreczenie ! niesprawiedli-
wo6ci sic tenn bardziej zahar-
tuje. Nasza nadzieja jest Bog,
" kt6rego reku spoczywaja
|lcsy wszystkich narod6w.
|Kiedy ten Bog Wszechmoc-
ny mas Polakami stworzy},
ami my6lec nam ME wolno,
ably On nam Polakami um.
rec ME dozwoli}. w MIN po-
kladajmy nasza nadzieje, O.
.|fiarujmy Mu nasze krzyzyki
Ii prze6ladowania, a pocieszaj
my sic tenn, re bytem naro-
du polskiego ME decyduje
ma szczescie hakaty styczny
sejm pruski ale Bog
~wszechmocny. My si}a wojo.
wac ME mozemY ami ME
,Lao~ ~,Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-01-23

town i Reading. Rannych
zabrano do dom6w, a cia}a
zabitych z}ozono W urzedzie
miejskim. Wiele jeszcze z
pomiedzy pokaleczonych ME
zawodnie .umrze. Katastrofa
wywarla W caiym kraju wra-
zenie p;orunujace! I.
GARY, Ind. Oko}o IS Ser
bow, zatrudnionych pray re-
.botach %kolejowycb, obozowa~
10 W namiotach; W pewnem
cd Mich oddaleniu miaf sw6j
namiot murzyn znany pod
nazwa Mississippi Slim,
kt6ry bywa} czesto celem
r6*nych ich psich figl6w.
Wczoraj mad wieczorem, kie-
dy sic scientific, kilku Ser
bow zakradlo sic pod namiot
murzyna i zerwa}o namiot
mad lego gtowa. MurzynF po-
biegf do obozu Serb6w, ably
sic poskarzyc, ale tam 20 O.
bito i nastepnie napedzono.
Murzyn uda} sic do Gary,
ably poskarzyc sic policy.
Serbowie widocznie oczeki-
wall przybycia policvi i przy-
gotowaIi sic ma MIA; kiedy~ u
kaza]i sic policyanci, przywi-
tano ich strza}ami rewolwe-
rowymi. Przysz}o do formal
nej bitwy, a chociaz wielu
Serb6w ucieklo PREY rozpo-
czeciu strzelaniny policyanci
byliby ulegli, gdyby ME byli
zarekwirowali pomocy. Do.
piero ~otrzymawszy posi}ki,
policyanci zdo}ali pokonat
Serb6w i przyaresztowac tych
kt6rzy ME pouciekali Tub ME
byli zabici albo ranieni.
w czasie til strzelaniny
zabici zostali: Serbowie Mi
chaf Miokowicz i Jak6b So
VOck; clqZkO ranlenl: poll
cyant z Gary Fred Miller,
kt6ry prawdopodobnie um-
RE, DO ma rane W lewem O.
ku; Louis Beaton, str6z kom-
panii, kt6ry policyantom po'
maga{ PREY walczeniu i TO
botnik Micha} Newkowicz.
Ranionych przewieziono do
szpitala W Gary; aresztowauo
oko1o 20 Serb6w, a .iLnych,
kt6rzy rozbiegli sic prevail
ME w kierunku Hammond,
policya szuka i stara sic row
niez przyaresztowac.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-21
CURE BY CUTICURA AT CITY MISSION
Young Woman Found in Awful Con-
 dltiOn with Scablss- Body a Mass of Sores from Scratchlng-Trle
 Many Remedies for Seven Weeks Result Was Discouraging, But
ITCHING TORTURES
 YIELDED TO CUTlCURA

while was doing missionary work in the lower portion of several cities l found 1t necessary to know little of the efficacy of e few medicines and after a while found that little knowl- edge of Cuticura was about all needed, One of the very bad cases had to deal with was that of 0 young woman who had come to us not only broken In spirit but in Q most awful condition and told us that che had scabies (ths itch), incipiept paresis, rheumatism, etc,, brought on from exposure and the effects of her ragged-edged life. Her poor body was Q mass of sores from scratching and she was not able to retain solid food. We tried many things, Q good tonic was prescribed and baths with rubbing of lard and sulphur. We worked hard Tor seven weeks and you can imagine hoE discouraged we were when. after all that time, we could see pened to see 8 Cuticura advertisement telling how a little baby had been cured of bad case of skin eruption, and although had but ninety-seven cents with me, bought cake of Cuti- cura Soap and bottle of Cuticura Resolvent. When I reached home l was like a child with a new toy, and we bathed our patient well and gave her Q full dose of the Resolvent. She slept that night better than she had since she had been with us end the next day I located the price of box of CueAcurs Ointment. 1 am not exaggerating when say that in exactly five weeks this young woman was able to look for 6 position, being strong enough to work and full of ambition. In another month she left the home, and now has a good position in a nice family where she Is respected and is strong and well. You may refer any one you wish to me, personally. Laura Jane Bates, S5 Fifth Ave-, New York, N. r., Mar. II, 19O7."
 Complete External and Internal Treatment foR Every Humor of Infants Children, and Adults; con- Cuteura Ointment (50c) to Heal the Skin. and cut- curA ResoVent (50c). Cor ln the form of Chocolate Coated Pills 25e. per vial of 60) 10 Purity the Blood Sold throughout the world; Potter Drug 4 Chem Corp. Sole Prope,, Boston. Mas.
 ar Mailed Free. Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-21
NEWS OF RREwTON.
Mrs. sOweII Gives Delightful TaIIy-hO
 Party.

MEBs SOWeu Gives UelA&utIuh 1aIy~hO
 Party.
 Brewton. March 20-(Spectal. )-Last evening Mrs. James Sowell gave a tall ly-ho ride and moonlight picnic in hon. or of Miss Lucille Hairston's guests, Miss Marie Beard. of Vidalia. La. and Miss Maggie Mae McGettrick. of Mo- bile.
 Promptly at o'clock the tally-ho, drawn bv four handsome horses. drove up to the Arends House. where the guests had assembled. The party, con- sistinK of Misses Beard. McGettrick, Hairston. Mrs. James Sowell. Mayor James Sowell. R. P. Wills. H. H. Holmes. and Samuel Sowell. was drawn through North Brewton and with all merriment enjoyed the delightful ride through farms.
 Returning. the party halted at the North Brewton Academy and on its campus enjoyed a moonlight feast. such as Mrs. Sowell always prepares.
 Mrs. E. Lpttrell entertained her young friends last night at her resi- dence on Parker Avenue. Her home was resplendent for this occasion. Bid dom inc was the game indulged in and an exciting game was had
 Those present were: pr. and Mrs. F. H. Mason. MT. and Mrs. Randolph Lut- treT. Misses Minnie Brooks. Alice Till. Bertha Scale. Mary Cockrell, Messrs. D. B. Hayes. Clarence Greene. D. Cam mack. W. c. Martin and the hostess, Mrs. Luttrell and her daughters. Misses