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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-18
SolIn Stiibinacr.

Go itdrb an to. Mai 1905 SoUu StibinGcr,
qeliebter @ruoer oer oerItorberen 2i5etiu Better,
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The strife Is O'er, the battle done
The victory of HE is won,
The song of triumph has begun,
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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
HAS NEW KNUCKLE BALL
BEATEN TO STANDSTILL
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
DETROIT. Mich, May 16.-Eddie
Summers of the Detroit baseball team
denies emphatically that he uses the
new invention in the pitching world,
the knuckle ball. However, according
to his team mates and several Others,
he Is the master Of no-name ball
which is more effective than such pro-
auctions as the knuckle ball. This new
one has not yet been christened, but
from the description 1t might do to call
1t the unlimited combination" Sum-
mers says that he made his discovery
while trying to master the knuckle
ball. He says he grips the ball with
the tips of his 4.ngers and his thumb
and can control II better than by mere
ly pressing the horsehide against the
knuckles, and, Furthermore, he can put
some steam in it. Those who have
seen It say that it sails up TO the bat
ter like a f1oater, but is speedy, and
that, just as the sphere reaches the
man with the ash, it appears to pause
in the air for the merest fraction Of q
second and then to curve, generally
downward. On some occasions the ball
is said to make more than one break.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

biles when moving at the slow rates
of speed equal to the speed made by
horse drawn vehicles made very little
dust, the theory that fast speeding
automobiles are responsible for road
surface destruction being pretty thor
oughly substantiated by these means.
viii Study Result
The results of this interesting bit of
road work will be carefully studied
and put together in a paper or papers
to be presented to the International
road congress. which will meet at Paris
on October IL; for so far-reaching are
the ravages of the automobile on the
wonderful roads of France that that
country has urged highway engineers
of all lands to assemble at her gay
metropolis in the fall to take up the
problem and strive for solution of it,
In some sections legislators have at
tempted to overcome the bad effects
of motor cars on roads by legislating
them off. What the motoring public
would like to see is not legislation to
fit the roads but roads to fit the con-
ditions imposed by motor car traffic.
II the roads will not permit of the
use of automobiles then the motorists
contend that the roads should be made
to suit the modern conditions of traffic.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
"JACKRABBIT" CAR SHOWS
BEST IN BRIARCLIFF RACE
Edgar Apperson's Auto, Driven by
Hubert Lytie, Stands First In
Averages-Second Among
American Machines

The New York Herald Of April 20
published a comparative table of the
average time made by the various cars
entered in the Briarcliff, in which II
is shown that by averages Edgar APP
persons Jacllrabbit, driven by Her
bert Lyle. stands first.
The table as figured by the New
York Herald is as follows, and includes
only those cars that had more than
one entered, with the exception of the
Apperson, which entry made better
time than any other single make of
car entered:
Apperson--One car 5 hours 80 min
utes Is seconds
Isotta-Three cars, 3 hours 50 min
utes "a seconds.
Stearns-Three cars, hours A. min
utes 8 seconds.
Lozier-TWo cars, e hours il min
utes 10 seconds.
Renault-Two cars, 6 hours 80 min
utes % seconds,
Fiat-Two cars, hours &c minutes
u seconds
simplex Two cars, hours n min
utes II seconds.
In the Savannah race two cars were
entered by AppeTsou, but in the Brian
cliff he staked all his hopes on one,
driven by Lytle, who won the SaVan-
nah race for the smaller cars with a
model IN" roadster.
Among the American cars Apperson's
entry took second place, being beaten
by the Stearns by a trine over ten
minutes for the 800 miles
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

Amy reason which justifes adj
vertising at all also justifies adj
vertising ADEQUATELY - the
use of enough" spaced
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
EUCHARISTlC CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD AT CATHEDRAL

The first Eucharistic conference of
the diocese of Monterey and Los An
geles will be held at the Cathedral of
st. Vibiana next Tuesday. Following is
the program:
$3.50 a. m.-Pontifical mass. Rt. Rev.
Bishop Conaty. celebrant. Sermon by
the Rev. L. j. Fitzgerald of Redlands.
IL a. m.-Conference opens in Cath
edral hall. Opening address by Rev
John S. Laubacher. Paper, THE Priest
in Relation to the Holy Eucharist" by
the Rev. p. II. McNellis of San Diego.
Paper, Frequent Communion" by the
Very Rev. Joseph S. Glass, D. D., c. NJ.
IL o'clock-Luncheon at the cathedral
rectory.
2:30 p. denomination of the con-
ference, opening address by the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Conaty. Paper, "Children's
First Communion" by the Very Rev.
Mgr Mccarthy of Fresno. Paper,
How to Promote Devotion to the Holy
Eucharist Among the People," by the
Rev. r. ]. Cotter, D. D., of Hollywood
1880 p. m,-The holy hour. Sermon by
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty. Benedic-
ton of the blessed sacrament and the
tie deum.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17

If you are looking for bargain, see my g.
ometer, wind shield, etc. l am q mechanic and
have kept this car in excellent condition, and
can prove same TO you very quickly IL you will
give me the opportunity. I need the money and
must sacrifice this machine at 1915. Call any
time today at 151 W. TWENTY-SEVENTH ST.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
A LooUAcIous SWAIN

Mr.. Backwoods had called for the
first time to escort Miss pumpkin TO
the weekly prayer meeting. An excess
of timidity and self-consciousness re-
duced both to the point of absolute
silence until at last and with visible
effort, as the injecting house" is neared,
the gallant summons all his courage:
do you like stewed rabbit" he
hazards.
yes" returns the maiden, coyly.
Again silence, until on the return
tourney the home lights are sighted
when, with another mighty effort the
resourceful swain asks fecingly:
'Ain't the gravy nice?"
And yet there are those that main
tain that country folk sometimes seem
at a loss for conversational topics
Bohemian.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-17
THOR MOTORCYCLES MAKE
GREAT RECORD IN TEST

J. A. Scott has just received notice
and schedule of the recent motorcycle
endurance run from San Francisco,
which was held on May 8, and he is
highly elated over the showing made by
the Thor machines.
There were but thirteen machines
which finished in this race, eight of
which had perfect scores. There were
but three Thors entered in the race,
two of which finished with perfect
scores and the third would have fin
ished with a Torfect score also, but
upon his return TO San Francisco he
went into the last control seventeen
minutes ahead of his time and was
penalized for same.
MI Scott is the representative of the
Thor agency at 1928 South Main street.
lie has the schedule on display in his
salesroomL which shows the different
machines that competed in this race.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
Randolph Continued.

Mrs c. L. Newton Is confined 10 the
house with an attack of bronchitis.
c. E, Lazelle Of white River Junction
was among the arrivals this morning.
Mrs. L. s. Brigham AID sister, Mrs.
W. W. Martin, are in Montpelier TODAY.
Mrs. E. W. Thomas left this morning
for her home in Georgia, after visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Thomas since Mon
day.
The regular meeting Of the W. r. c
next Saturday evening will begin at 7.lb
sharp as there is extra work to come be-
fore the corps.
Mrs-J. H. Moulton and daughter, Mary.
viii 20 today to Mount Vernon. N. Y. to
spend the rest OF the winter with Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. lane.
John R. Angel was called to Tun-
bridge Monday BY the serious illness Of
his father. Eber Angel, who is not ex-
pccted to recover.
b. Q. Woodwork has sold his farm.
known as the Terry place, for $1,000 TO
Aoeibert Haraden, who will take posses-
sion the first OF April.
Mrs. Clara Southland, who had bean
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Parsons, since Thanksgiving, returned
TINS morning to her home in Addison.
Mrs g. A. Chedel returned Tuesday
after an absence dating from Thankseiv-
ing. and including g visit to her daughter.
Miss Sara Chedel, in Franklin. N. H..
and ia other places.
At meeting OF the executive commit
tee OF the Board Of Trade Monday even
ing, J. w. Raymond, A. q. Osgood ana
A. e. Bass were made q committee To
place in nomination officers for the ensu-
ing year, to be elected at the annual meet
ing on the second Monday in January.
Mrs. A. B. Tewksbury, who was inst
recovering from q threatened attack Of
pneumonia. suffered two shocks last Fri
day, the frst one at noon and one more
severe that night, which left her helpless.
one side being paralyzed. She il az CON-
Portable as could be expected and suffers
no pain.
Judging from the thronR that packed
Chandler Music hall last evening. the
people Of this community were lust raw
ing for q minstrel show. vnpeI's BIG
City Ministries were crested with one Of
the largest houses in the halls history.
The company was hardly mp to the stand
ard anticipated.
Ninety-nve members Of the Christian
brotherhood feasted on fsh ehowder At
Bethany Parish house Monday night and
then listened with pleasure and genuine
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
WANTED, FOR SALE. gc.


Wood for SALE II ~. Newton.
DRY wood for sale. L. D. Rix.
Or saIss-Dry hard wood. Nv
B. @. Bass.
Cash paid for hides and pelts. Il
l. A. Jerd.
For Sale:-Choico dairy COWS. 2w
U. A. Clark, BrookneId, VI.
Nice hay for sale. go per ton, dsliv.
cred. II John H. DuBois.
For sale:-whlts Chester pigs, eighI
weeks old. Nv Guy c. Bickiord.
House to let on s. Pleasant Street. AID
ply to NJ. n. Wilson. II
Highest cash price paid for calfsklna
hides and live poultry B. NJ. Smith.
Green wood for sale. 4-foot and IS
inch. w. z. ChamberIin, R. F. d. !.
For sale:--A two-horse traverse sled
Good one. d. L. LOOMS, South Randolph
Regular 20 photographs at q per doz
from now until Jan. 1st. Ford's Studio.
To Rent :-Tenement Of six rooms,
with sewer connections. II E. H. Mason,
Cash paid every Monday for live poul-
try, fresh eggs, young calves and hides
Lyman d. Rix.
Lost:-Female beagle hound, white-and.
tan, black spot on side. Name nsport. /"
2w Dwight Flint.
Have leased the LitchfieId slaughter
house and am ready to do custom butch.
ering. 2w L. 4. Jerd.
A carload OF nne quality Canada hay
for sale at Jerd barn. Inquire Of Homer
w. Vail. Wilfred Massie.
Pr. oxen TO rent. Man wanted to do
chores on farm. Address, Reliable Par.
ty, Herald office. II
Millinery and furs must be sold at cost
to close them out Now is the time &c
buy while they last.
II Messer Store, Randolph.
Coupons in the A. M. Hubbard piano
contest for Luna NJ. Flint az years old
please leave at Charles Thurston's store.
Mrs. L B. Flint.
You can't guess how much virtue there
Is in Leonard's Laxative Cold Tablets No
SO. Only twenty-five cents. ae
The Pure Drug Store, Randolph, VT.
Having sold my market business, re-
quest all who have unsettled accounts
with me to cali at the old stand and set
tie. q. w. Pantou.
First count OF coupons in Piano Contest
next Saturday, Dec. 10. Result win b
bulletined Monday. Bring in your con
pons to be counted. A. NJ. Hubbard.
Ruth Mildred Stark Is stilI in the con
test and would like to have ali her friendl
save their coupons in the Hubbard con
test for her. Coupons left At W. w
Morton's. 2w
Farm for Sale: -214 acres, stock, tool,
and CROPS; one Of the best farms in q7an
dolph. win sell or would trade for som,
village property. 4w
Mrs. B. NJ. Smith, Randolph Center.
Am agent for the Montpelier iaundr,
and confident you win appreciate tn,
work; can crafty your wish for an,
kind OF mileage. c. r. Steele, leadinr
hair dresser, Main street.
/ win pay the highest prices for rags
rubbers, metals, bran sacks. patroniz,
your neighbor. Save them for me. and
viii do we'll BY you Notify me b
mail My name win be on box.
David. Hevmstone.
do not employ agents to sell M
monumental work for the reason that \
IL necessary to pay them 10 TO 20 percent
for their services. This means that tn,
customer must pay this amount in tn.
end You can save this by buying di
rect from the manufacturer.
II A. F. Lamb.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
Resolutions on the Death Of Julia.
A. Nmmhhurn

Resolutions on the Death Of Julius
a. Washbuvn.
Whereas, our Heavenly Father in His
providense has seen nt to remove by
death our beloved brother, Julius A.
Washburn.
Resolved, That in his death Crescent
chapter, No. 81, o. E. s., realize that 4
beloved brother has been taken from
their organization, who in all the ofiiciaI
positions be has held, showed himself
earnest and faithful for the good Of the
order. We shall miss him; our hearts
are sad, but when We think Of the home
made vacant, the companion who leaned
on him for support and consolation. our
hearts 90 out to her and their sons in
sympathy too deep for utteranee. To as
we have left a remembrance Of words and
deeds We can with profit emulate. Let rs
try and carry out the ennoblfng princi-
Piles Of our order, which be 50 faithfully
exempli6ed.
Resolved, That to the afflicted family
we extend our hearth Il sympathy in their
Bereavement. May He "who tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb" give you that
consolation which NO earthly friends can
impart.
Resolved, That copy OF these rssolu-
tons Be spread on the records Of our
chapter and a copy forwarded to the be-
reaved family and to the Herald and
News for publication.
Louise W. Clark.
Sophie 2. FollAnsbes, COMMITTEES.
y. A. Clark.
Brookheld, Nov. u, 1908.
0A@TORxA.
Bsars De ,lhs End Yes Han aiHsIs Buu1si
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
The Best Christmas Present

Is something for the home. The best
thing for the home Is an EDISON
PhONO0RAPH. Nothing makes the
home 50 inviting and so popular as
this great and versatile entertainer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1908-12-17
Church Notea


Service in St. Johns church Sunday
morning at 10 80 and on Christmas day
At 10 o'clock.
Christian Science chapel-Service sun
day ct IL a. m, subject, ssIs the Universe
Including Man, Evolved By Atomic
Forceg" All are welcome.
Bethany Sunday school win render the
very pretty cantata, 1.-THE Toy Makers OF
Wonderland" in Chandler Music hall
Thursday evening, Dec. "a. at 1850 D. M.
The young people have been rehearsing
for nearly three weeks with L. s. Brig
ham IS director. Everybody is invited to
attend and enjoy happy Christmas even
ing with the children Some large Christ
mas treas. No admission. Presents viii
be received by a committee at the Parish
house. Dec. "a from 10 a. m. on.
The program Of the Christmas services
IN Bethany church next Sunday is Is fol-
lows:-Morning service, prelude. aThe
Holy Night" Dudley Back: hvmr.
: How Firm a Foundation;o the Lords
Prayers Gloria Patria; Psalm 8. selection
Il anthem. "Arise. Shine,H Arthur Foote:
ohertory, "LittIe Town OF Bethlehem
prayer hymn, I" Mendelaaohn;' - scripture.
Heb H.; anthem, tsTbere Were shep-
herds, :" Chadwick; scripture, John 4: an
them. "Giory to God in the Hiuhesf. u
Draner; sermon; doxology; benedictiuse
posfiude, March Triumphnnt. - SIM
MONS evening services, prelude. saStar
Of the hast;" doxology; Lords Prayer.
hymns 20, Come All Ys Faithful; p scrip
sure; anthem, There Were Shepherds =
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LADIES' FURNISHING STORE.
YOU ARE INVITED
THURSDAY, DEC. 18th,

10 the opening of my new store-new in
every particular rooms and new, fresh
goods Awomans strictly high-class furnish
ing store. My goods are bough from the lar
gest specially houses in this country in MANY in
stances directfrom manufacturers or importers.
Your presence at my opening will not
only be pleasure to me, but may perhaps put
you IN way to save considerable money on
your purchases in my line in the future.
New 0e-'' '''A- IDA S. MANN. !, On. Fight
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Randolph National bank Of
Randolph, VT, win be held at their
banking rooms on Tuesday, January ~,
1909, at O'Clock p. m, for the election
OF directors for the ensuing year.
o. B. Copeland, Cashier.
Randolph, VT, Dec. 10, 1905. 5w
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Another mad dog. coming this time
from stockbridge. went through the
streets Saturday, trying 10 pick fuss
with every other dog in sight and biting
and swapping ct everything and every-
body. Il did bite the horse OF Lemuel
Page hitehed in the square, and Is
thought 10 have bitten the dogs Of Dr. q.
W. Scott, F. H. Ketchum, o. J. Marcott
and William Sargent and q stray yellow
dog. Il Travelled to w. e. Stacks and
roamed around generally until finally G.
;. Booth started out with q gun and shot
il near c. e. KiIburn's on Central street.
The head was sent to the state labora-
tory at Burlington BY Chief Of Police
ketchum, who received the report Tues
day that ne9ri bodies. signifying m
bies, were foundi Nov q second period
Of dog slaughter and quarantine CON-
fronts this place that, II these raids con-
tinue. win soon begin 10 look less like
an Esquiman village a. FAR as dogs are
concerned. Mr.. Page has ouarantined
his horse In box stan to await develop
ments. The dogs Of Dr. Scott and D. ].
Marcott have been killed and Mr.. Kefch-
um win kill his in 3 day or two.
Rabies have been raging in Brideexafar
Woodstock, Hherburne. Pitfsfeld, Bethel
and Rochester and In Woodstock ali
dogs are ordered b he tied up or muzzied
for the next 90 days
The health ofscef ana sslecku,en have
ordered all dog OWNERS ID Randolph to
keep their dogain elnss-quaKantine for q
period OF sixty days
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Chadwick; prayer; anthem, stGlory to
God in the Highest, I" Draner; sermon /;
hymn, Antioch ~ benediction; post
Jude, ''March Triumphant"