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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
Rrdntlmeib.

sd giue AM SrauenfrGutltdg*)
CUR Wd6t bindus in tiefem Ghueioer.
Gs mar fem Weni6 i'm neiten Hunb
uuo aud tein Sternlein spoat' lid5
5eisen.
go mub es ieinl Sn Gii6ternbeit
limb 9an8 aleiu ltno ungeIproten
Seit Witternaht, ba bab' ib mir
CUR 8etb Die arduter a6gebroden.
Sen Saustpllr5 brad if, bab er mir
Wor'm 8lib bebiite meine Seeie -
Sor'm glib, Der Sir i'm Mllae flammt.
Sab er mir nift Den Srieben iteble.
Sen 8albrian ms @iirtelihloB;
9aB i6 in 3iidten geb' unb Srene.
SaB i6 I'M lesten gtiinbelein
Mein leidtes 2eben niGt bereue.
Sen @unbermann als 3au6eribub
Sab nidlt mein SUB bonn 0ege IRE.
Sab ni6t UNI Sein seliebtes Saupt
gu bdlfig Der @ebanfe idipirre.
Den 8ermutb iiber's ginfabrttbor
DAB i6 oas 2eben lerne Ieioen,
Inb tpenn Sein SUB auf etpig tpirb
Ses 9auies fromme Sdpeue meiben.
Mf. Serbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
lnir6rr rinr n~erlfmmhmme
Der Tasesprrne, Die nie
brrid)tiet mMrhs.

8etrefis Der Sra9e Der Seuers
beitattung er6altei1 Die .WiinGener
Neueitcn 9ta6ridten" cine 3us
Ihrift ans Hom, in Der be-
baupiet wiro, bab Die fatboliiAc
Stride Der Seuerbeitattung III Nont
ielbit .piel lpeni9er ihroffer cntgegcn
itebt, nls mar iid alisipGrts ben @ns
idein 9ibt." Senei5: .Mtitten alf
Dem gr0Bten tatbolii6en Srieb6oic bon
9tom" bcfinoct fid elm SalbmpnSs
ll%rnenrallm fir Die II6e, unb oDdS
Grcmatorium befinbet iid gan5 naGc
babel. Damn beiBt eS neiter: Sic
Scuer6eItattung opirb bon Der Stride
an bent Crtc. no Oas tatbolilGe
S6erbaupt lebt, tolerirt." Bic @eiits
li6feit pbulOet Oieiel6e unb bat ibr
mitteu auf ibrem Sriebbofe cine eins
fadc Salle erridten lniien." - Nur
S6abe. ba6 bas NIcs auf chem
tolpIialen oWiiBperitdnoniB" 6erubt.
Ser rDutilde Sriebbof bel Sau &orens
80, nm Den es ii6 banbeft uno Der IN
Der 3uidrift on Die oGR. y. ~" aud
9ennnnt miro. mar 5ipnr bon Rtis Den
Neltnten ais tntboliid)cr Srieo9of ges
bodbt. uod 1870 mllrbc CT ubcr
itGDtii6, wie Staten iiberbnnpt, bon
gan5 lreni9eu ausnnbmen nbgeIebcn,
nur @emcinbc : Sricbb0ie feunt. Die
Stride bat olIp bier peoer nit Der Grz
ri6trng bc5 Grcmatorium5 ln0
lI%rnenroums, nod nit Der ScuerS
6eituttuno ettuds gu tbuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
(Spe5ials gorreiponben5 aus
Seuti9lanb.)
tnn ,,ltltramnntamms".

gon9reb cine Million Souars be-
tpili9en iou, nm cine gauge Slotte bon
SuftlGtffen rah i3eppelin's Mrlter
ber5uIteIen. Iuf Dieie Mrt nirb bas
Ynblitilm iest auf ale mDeli6e llnb
unmoglide Irt r. nit 9uftpldnen
eingeIeift, fem 8unber, fpenn cine
Seifenfabrif ii6 ben @rafeu ifon CUR
Tetlame am @idel friegt uno folgene
oermaBen i6reibt: sc it3eppeIin
3 II m NprbppI- an gelangen, lit
iebt ipobl nod unmo9lid, aber. nit
nnierer &ernieife eelangt iebe Sauss
trau 81 blenoeno neiBer, tabellos
l6Dner Bdide II. +. M" - @crniinfs
tiger iparen benn bod bic Siibinaer
Erofeiipren uno Stuoenten, tpelde al
elmer 5uloi9un9sfeier fir Zeppelin
mittelit Sonoer5us mad Sriebri6sz
bnfen fubren, 5uiammen iiber 700
Eerlonen, unb ibm bort Elm 6 + NJ
. 0 t I . / p I o m iiberreihten.
0as bate Zeppelin Dor einisen Sab
rem aud ni6t getrdumt. als man"
iif nod iiber feline Bldne unb 0ers
Jude - luitig ma6te.
++++
3eppelin's grfolee bieten a6er audi
Terdnlailng 81 triegerifden 3uz
funfts : Ebnntalie : 8emGlben Der
l6anerli6lten @rt, nno iibereifriae
SGriftiteller fliegen I'M @eiIte i6on
burd Die 3ufunfts> S6lo6terl. fpeide
bod IN Den 2iiften 9ei6Iagen ipcroen.
Iu6 bic iogenannten Matchmaker"
Bldtter, alip Die jpurnaliitiI6en 2eibz
9arbiiten bes 8lodfan3lerS 8iilon
MAIDEN bieien @lDbiinn nit unb be-
nuben iogar 3eppelin's grfinDnng 81
ipiiIten &riegsb e B II. Gin
tlaiiiihes Seiipiel ba5m liefert Die
~Toltoder 3eitliug", ipelfe. i'm tiefz
item 8ra6en zines 9ernbe5u toaen
GbaubiniSmls nntenb, buditGblih
folgenben Quart ~berSnpft:
n@s lit bobe 3eit, baB ipir 81 elmer
nationalen unb 5ielbeipubten Yolitit
iib%eree6enl Sa5 Sroteftorat
ii b Wi aroffo miro baS SeutI6e
&ei6 10 bei6dftigen, bdB es fem
ipeleutlihes Sntereiie baran bot, ouf
cine geidleunigung Der Sbeilung Der
Siirfei 8u oringen. 8enn oas Heih
ben gn9ldnbern Die Grrihtln9 Deg
Sroteftornts iiber Mrnbien, SiiosSerz
lien unb If9baniitan ifor jest Dur6
ben Sertrag 3uiidert, 10 miro gnga
lamb germ Die ginpiqigun9 an Dem
beutIhen 8roteftprat iiber Warofto
unb 81 benz gemeiniamen Yrotettorat
bes Seuti6en HeiheS unb Seiterreidyz
llngarns ii6er Die europdiide unb
aiiatiide Siirfei ert6eilen. Sn iebem
Sale ipirb Ser 8iberIpru6 Gn9lanb's
ge9en Die Oeutiden SbeiluussplGne in
Dem Wabe ihipinoen, ais Gnslanb
anfb6rt, cine Snicl 81 iein. Sas auf=
fummen Der Wotors 3nitidiiffabrt or.
m5glidt cine idnelle nnb fricbli6e
9binne Der mnrpffaniiden pie Der
uricntaliihcn 5rasc. % Sbne baS
@uffommeu Der Wotors 2ufti6iiiiabrt
piiroe Die ginteIielung bes SeutI6en
Heides burh a0ni9 Gbuaro lider an
einem 8elttriege filbren, Der aud fir
oas Hcidj nur bon iebr 3rpeifeIbaftem
fem ipicbe. Nadbem Die
Iotors SaQon5 uno Slu9mai6iuen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
A4erlet tmfthilher.

aber erfunbcn finb, mus bag
Senti6e &ei6 in einem 8efts
trle9e sur Grid t II ng elmer
II n c y ~eueren 2uftfIotte
9reiten unb niro ni6t cher
Srieoen f6lieben. bepor eine
beuti6e Irmee BON 800
600 Wann in gngIanb
9 elonoet lit (per .2uftilotte"
natirli6D. Iu benz Iuitommet
Der Wotors 9ufti6ifffabrt liegt Die
ein5iae 0o9lid)feit (l) elmer friebs
ltden Solung Der mdroftanil6en unb
orientalil6en Srage. Die ebenio i'm
Sntereiie oes Seutiden gei6es, pie
Der 9eiammteu Weni6beit liest. Ser
I6neQe @otpr in Ser 2uft bebeutet
cine ifnele 2Diung Der dlteiten nnb
9efdbrli6iten Sragen Ser cibiliiirten
WtenIhbeit. CD 8ir peroeu benz
8eltfrie9e MIR aus Dem 8eae geben,
lpenn mir i'm burd unge6eure
VI II It lngen, beionbers auf
8e6tete Ser MOTOR
2nfti6tfffubrt. b%crartia porz
bereiten linb uniere nntionalen 3iele
10 tlarlegen. bab feline 8rpemadf au
bent Grnit nitieres @iQens sum @elt=
friese 5iueifelt. Der @iae sum Welt.
friege aflein ii6ert ben Weftfrieben."
Setoer fperben iol6e Sfnupss
Sbeen i'm @iislanbe ernit aenommen
uno erlei6tern ben borti9en 9euti6ens
Sailern tbr Sanopert 1e6r.
1899
@ans ton gebGrbet man Iid in
@n9lanb. Sort iiebt man inn
Settle idon Die 100000 Iann sdbs
lenbe beuti6e Grmee iiber bie Horbz
fee fliegen unb nit S6auer iiebt a
tpie Die i%niulare Gage uno llnanareifs
bartlett @nglanb's. cine 6isberiae
Sauptitiise Der britiiben 8eltmahfz
Itellun9. gu @iiis miro. Sod bamit
nod ni6t aenug -, Der 2onboner
n4rgus" Correspondent Der .Mopia
8remia" peiB an cr3d6len. bab in
Sonoon cine 100000 Nann aGblenbe
gebeime beltti6e Irmee bon
= ommis nnb 8efIner eriItiere,
oeren frie9smdbise Susriituna be-
reits I'M @ebeimen 6eiprat iei unb MIR
auf Den Moment narte, no Tie Der
BOO. Wann 5Gblenben beutiben
Guftarmee 81 Siilfe ellen f6nnei
Sol6e Sieberpbantalien iperben bon
Seuten berbrohen. pelde eigentlib in
cine &%alttpaiiers SeilanItalt ge6oren-
lll1o pof iperoen lie eeglul6t.
800
Gtipas gang Neues Fat ii6rigens
Zeppelin nit ieinem 2uftl6iff niht
erfunben. beun er bat cine gan5e @nS
5abl 8~orldufer unb Witerfinoer,
ipel6e an bemielben Yro6lem rebfih
gearbeitet baben. 90 ipar Dor linn
elm einfa6er llngar, Namens 9apib-
9 d. nar5 f6on in Berlin nit einem
%lenf6nren Iutosgalon aufaeItieaen,
bod bat linn bas betnnnte .@rfinbers
S6idial", Dem and Zeppelin erle9cn
ipdrc. iuenn er niht 10 enereii6 unb
robuit lpdrc. libel mitgeipieIt. aud
Die Srau5oien Soiepb Mifel 3onts
golfer unb beiIen 8ruber Saaues
gticnne BADEN ii6 bereits INN Die
Sufti6ififabrt iebr pcroient 9emadt.
bod 8eui9en biirfte es befannt fem,
oaB i6on i'm Sabre 1910 Der gelebrte
Sciuitenpdter Sran5esco
CANA IN 9reseia Die Srage aufnarf:
~Soute Dos Gr6imeoiihe Yrin5ip,
ippnah ieber a0rper i'm 8aiier iopiel
an 9etpi9t berliert. ipie bas bur9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

ibn b~erbrdnete 8aiier ipieet, nift
ali6 dnipertobar fem auf Die 2uft?"
Gin onberer ~fatboliiber @eitliher
1ener 3eit, 8artbolomdus 2aurentius
@nsmann, bnlIte bieien @eoanfen
ipetter aus. nno tpurbe Der 9 +
Der beutigen 9ufti6ifffabrtl Ilio
lit Graf Zeppelin i'm @rnnoe senoms
men, = Elm Seuiten6iile +.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
Aus DER ~auablhampasne,

gs lit fir cine fatbolii6c 3cttutg
tpobl faum tbuulid in Der 8d6lfums
payne irgenb elmer u~nierer poIitii6en
&arteicu lid ii ii bnltSloS on5lls
f6lieBen. Hnoifalc Ocmptras
tii9e YarteitIeppere /
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
4rrlmmpf.

Stubent (5um anbern): .@ebt
benz Der WfiQer ni6t nit fneipen?"
nG6, Der iei6tiinnise 3erl Der.
luwpt Jas Gelb fir 8iiderl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

~ epbeIinl- 8er bat bieien
y Namen in lester Belt niht ihon
~ nennen bDren2 @s miro lpobl
9einer bier" rufen. llnO mas
miro nit bieiem Namen nift IQes in
@erbinDung gebra6t? Sie abenteuers
lifiten @~bantalies 8ebilbe iheinen ii6
81 beripirflihen. Die rbohflie9enbIten"
Yldne befommen Sano uuo SUB,
r2uftlhlDiier" iinb feline bloBen
Sbraien mebr, unb. n2uftfuti6er"
perben in 3ufunft iebr i'm Treiie iteis
gen. &ur5um, bic 2uft it re-
obert, @raf Zeppelin lit Der Selo
Deg Sages unb fem lenfbares 2ufts
l6iff Die groBte Seniation Der 8egenz
ipart. ngs lit ntft mebr gum Gusz
6dlten auf bieier @elt", jammerte
filr5liG cine arn1e @%auersfrali, ais lie
einen &irIftuhen IN Den oof 9eIteut
bate gum abfilblen, - noic SabrifsS
p~feifen unb g%tienbdbnen MADDEN einen
nerbDs, Die unbeimlifen @leftrii6en
perriidt, Dor Den 3fpcirdberu mllB nan
Heiballs nebmen, Die Intos bot Der
Satnn erfunben uno aus einem 2uft>
ififf bnben lie mir iebt nod gar Sano
auf ben airiffuhen eefporfenl"
++++
IlIo bas lenfbnre 2uftf6iff lit bal
Die bisberi9en Sroben, tpel6e Der
8raf banlit geliefert, berliefen einfnh
berbliiffenb grobartig unb es mill
ni6ts beiBeu, tuelu ieiue .9robe
Snbrt", fueld]e er III elmer 24sitiinois
gen Suuerfabrt biz na1 Wain5
MAIDEN ipoute, nod eiumaf perIfoben
lperben mubte, peil BENT Serauss
briugen Oes 2uftIfiffes dus Der Salle
bas Sobeniteller beihdoiet ipuroe.
Oieies @ortommnib thar rein mefns
niI6er Grt, meldles bel einem Iol6en
llnterncbmen fat unbermeibli6 lit.
0dderlih mar barum Der @orlpurf bes
Gie9ierungsrntbs Gubolf Wartin Der
Heidsreaierung %gegenii6er. neil lie Die
bonn Eeihstag bepiaigten 5ipei Wfil>
lionen Wlarf nibt iofort nus6e5ablt
ba6e. Sur @eIbmnngel babe
0ieIen 1tnfaQ perurIn6t. Wnn fam
ia a~qeroin9S burh @elbnldngel i6on
einmal .aus Den @olfen faaen", au6
lit i6on manhe5 o2uff6loB" babur6
cingeitiir3t. ALIEN bier bat ii6 oieier
8eroaGt ni6t beItdti9t, benn Ser 81.
Yol. Gorreip." itrafte beuielbeu iofort
2ige unb beipieS glei6 AM anberen
Sage baarflcin, bab Dem @rafen ale
aeiorberten 9etrd9c nuf Warf unb
Yfennig ieien mlsbe3ablt iporoen.
Werfpiirbig lit es, baB taft
sur iel6en 3eit Die @ | / q II
9 aIIpu6ulIe in R 3, ipel6e
CUR Nufnnbme bes 3eppelin'i6e
9uftI6iffes beitimmt mar, ourh
g9irbcliturm cinitiir5te. S6 nidt
aud Die neli geplnnte ~3eppelins
2uftihiff g b 8 g e.
IcIIi6aft", bon ipel6er Der n9erl.
llniberials Gorreip." bereitS faielte.
einitiir5en nirb? Nnd) DieIem
erfinberii6en 3eitungss Singing ioa
bicie @cleal6aft aus ciuem. GonIor@
tium beitebeu, bns in Serbinbung NIT
benz @ruien Zeppelin Den Sdrl bon
Decentralization betreiben
inb Die ginrihtuug bon itdnbigen
Gifcntliden Wotorluftfobrten ms See
ben rufen molc. Inn Die Sade aud
eluubpiirOig 81 9eitalteu, ipuroe i6on
bie Sirma arupp ols Sbeilnebmer ges
nurnt. - ga. 10 bloul -- Sann
lobe i6 mir nod lpeni9Itens Die aus
Bai6in9ton bier6er ~telegrapbicrte
3eituH8s 49,. noti5. mad iuelGer Ser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

y SrauenfrGutltae: Iarid
8 m meIabrt t, 10 senannt, neil
IN fatbolii6en @egenoen Seuti6z
lambs auf benz 2anbe an bieiem Gage
Die Seilfrdutsr setpeibt fperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
Aus bsm Ianhr DER
,,Grmienlidem".

naellncr, 9e6cn sic mir eilc Smcs
lctte! 8Gbrto laug?"
, .Nee, 3 nero' runo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
9ienstaG Oen II. @nsnit 1908
aatboliI6er Girdben.aalemoer.
Som Ybariider unb 3Ouner.
ylIf Is 9-l4.

~" NTWF'T"NF ""V JE""'
gut. Is, 9-l4.
e. 16. glu9. Soa6im. Ro1uS. 6pa;iltb
W. II. giberatus. emilia. Sibpua
&. IS. Seleuo. 9gapit. 6laru .. 6r
Nj. 10. Sebolb. 2ubpis, 9. Sulins
&. 20. Bernhard. 4bilibert. Samusl
RAJ. @oterNuS. Sob. Sraujista D. Gb,
q. 22. , Spmpboriau, %. Sie9frieo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

lit ebenip impatient ais 2obbli III
Der HepubIifancr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
School Gardens In Washington.

The school garden movement In
Washington. which started humbly ?
eow years ago. has 30 strongly appeal
Cd to the children and their parents
that with a comparatively little assist
sncs from the public funds 1t has
Arived amazingly. Already a marked
change IL observable not only In the
immediate surroundings Of the school
>uildings themselves. but in all parts
4 the town at the homes Of the little
0ss. They have been taught plant
~ in terms which have In many
eaeos never been presented to them be
tsEs. BY their personal participation II
~ work Of making gardens. in prepar
h9 the ground. selecting and PLANTING
~ seeds. caring for the sprouts and
- plants and finally plucking tn
blooms Of their own cultivation the,
have gained secse Of responsible,
which makes for the Improvement Of
~ whole town
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
THE GARDEN SCHOOL.
Now Children If Newton Were Taught
to Beauty Home Grounds.

to Beauty Home Grounds.
Writing IN wells Talisman OF
the work of the garden school In New
ton, Mrs. II. 4. Elliott says:
An object lesson to the citizens OF
Newton was the garden school con
Quoted by the ladies Of the Social Sci
snce club Of that town during the sun.
mer Of 1906. Assured by George II
Maxwell Of the Home Crofters' guild 0:
the Tallsman Of the free services OF an
experienced garden director, provided
the club could defray the further ex
pense Of garden. a committee Of five
ladies' was appointed from the club to
see what could be done
First they obtained the use of .
which was then an open grass plot.
Then an appeal was made BY the com
mittee to the department of Agriculture
1T Washington for free seeds. which
were promptly sent The committee
sent circular letter to about fifteen Of
the enterprising business men Of New
ton telling them Of the plans for the
8uIoeu scAool duu ASKING tAeu II lnes
were sufficiently interested In the ex
pertinent to give 1t some financial sup
port.
The response was quick, and at this
end Of week we had the required
800. and the director went 20 work
One hundred and six gardens o by 81
feet were planted by as many different
children tron the Noaantum district
and the names OF as many more later
estod children were placed on the walt
'flG list
few Of these children, hav'a; lear:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
PROUD OF HIS TOWN.
What One Man Is Doing to Improve
jackson, Tom.

What One Man Is Doing to Improve
jackson, Tom.
One of the most progressive town
officials In the south Is Samuel Ian
caster. city engineer Of Jackson, Tenn
Mr.. Lancaster thinks there Is no place
like Jackson, and ne wants others t.
think 50, too, and he Is doing every
thing In his power to make 1t one OF
the pretttest towns in the country. II
u due In a great measure to his ef
forts that good roads are being built In
Madison county But road building Is
not all that has engrossed the big brain
Of Sam Lancaster. says q writer IN
Breeders Gazette. As manager OF
the waterworks he saw chance to do
things. Jackson had no park. and near
the waterworks there was needed
raised roadway. Sam Lancaster made
the al, and before any one knew what
he was up to he had built fine lake
on the site whence came the earth Tor
the all. Smaller lakes near by cam>
then drives, bridges. boats. lilies (mai
velous lll!es). banks Of flowers. trees
An unsightly railway yard adjoined
the waterworks. The railway was ask
Cd for a few cars Of earth. Presto. Sam
made the yard and the park join,
Grass. flowers. shrubs. beauty. order,
seats, comfort inspiration, hope, all
came out Of that old sink holo. And
the manager only grinned when ne
saw that Sam Lancaster had actuall,
parked and fenced part OF his
right Of way Now travellers on that
railway will pass by and say. "Jack
son, Tenn, Is beautiful place and
must have people Of culture within IT"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
Speak Well Of Your Town.

Strangers seeking location are a
ways greatly influenced In favor o!
any place where the citizens are en-
@usiastic In its praise When ava,
from home. do not neglect to give thos,
With whom YOU CONS in contact to III
derstand that you I've in a live town
populated by enterpr!siag. go ahea
progressive Heople, and one that IS a.
vaneing instead Of retrogradlng. /
you can trU,h'ul.y speak IN common
dation OF IT, ability 81 fo@r profes
Gonal men the square dealing n.etho,'.
Of your merchants the superiority {.
you schools f. 1T uota.aS arev. r.
Fou from axaEeltns that privilege
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21

TNIED EASTMAN SWEENEY OF THE BOSTON
NATIONALS PULLING DOWN HIGI ON.
Haless Mcconnell has a setback Thi,
yollngster. Who is NOW holding second
bag in place Of Frank I.aporte. is &c
lighting the fans With the way he han
dies himself He is Il fine batSnlaN.
very speedy on the bases and leaves
nothing to be desired in the intield
This midget intielder is if anything II
better fielder than I.aporte, a far bet
ter base runner and quicker in every
department than his more experienced
rival. He led the Eastern league in
stolen bases In 1907, was the leading
run getter, made within two as many
base hits as the leading clouter in that
something like .319.
The outield seems to be decided.
with the exception Of one position
Both McHale and Gessler are pract-
cally sure Of their jobs.
The pitching department of both
teams should be far stronger than at
this time last season For the Doves
Young Cy has evidently regained his
old time form, and. as he proved the
other day In his game with Philadel-
phia he has it on them all when at his
best. Ii this was not fash in the
pan and if Young Cy has really come
back, then look for a good sized games
won column this season, for With Dor
ner, Lindaman and Flaherty 10 help
him out the great south paw will do
splendid work.
For the Red Sox the veteran Cy
seems destined to have a great year.
He has still that wonderful control
and speed that have made him the pre-
mier pitcher for a decade Morgan is
fast. and Pruitt seems like far strong
err man than he was last season
Burchell has yet to make good, and
Cicotte SO far has only pitched one
full game, but at least one of this
pair Is bound To win his spurs.
Behind the bat both teams are
strong, Bowerman, Graham and BAL
making a great receiving trio for the
Doves while Criger, Carrigan, Mcfar
land and Pat Donahue make the great
est catching staff in either league. Nc
Farland at present Is somewhat under
a cloud. but he will undoubtedly be
! heard from shortly.
, Both teams have begun to bat. The
Doves being far stronger than las
year. with McGann. Bowerman ani
Browne to swell the base hit column
And Gessler, Carlisle, Mcconnell AM
McHale have begun to find the ball in
way that tickles the spirits of Deaco!
Jim Mcclure. Carlisle. the youngste
from California. is holding dow
Thoney's place in left field. The big
priced capture from the Eastern lea@''
is now in Youngstown. O.. undergone
treatment for lame arm. Manage
McGuire expects him to be back int
the game shortly.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
Pitcher Crandali a Heavy Batter.

Pitchers who can hit are always
more valuable than pitchers who can
not. III Otis Crandall. the hrawnN
young Hoosier twirler. Manager John
ny McGraw has picked up not only Il
speedy and steady twirler, but boy
who can use the stick In the Three
Eye league last season CrandaN hit
hard and played several games in the
outlield. He had almost decided to
forsake the pitching end of the game
and make an outtielder of himself
when McGraw secured him fer the
New York club, When McGraw saw
+. Crandall's speed he told him to forget
the outfield idea,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
BOSTON'S FAST TEAMS;
Both Big League Clubs Playing
Better Ball Than In Years.
NEW HEN AID TO DOVES.

Former New York Players Have
Strengthened the National League
Team Tremendously-The PED Sox
Youngsters Are Setting Swift Pace.
II looks us though Boston was going
to be represented by two good ball
teams this year
The Doves team seems to be perlha
nently settled now. The speed at which
Johnnie Bates is now travelling Will
probably allow Manager Kelley to sit
on the bench and direct operations
from there. but the final makeup of
the Red Sox has yet to be determined
The Boston American in1ied seems
destined to play as now constituted
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
Gods mp!es.

In brave array of tender green the woods
are decked
And for the blessed Easter day are flow
ficCked.
All perfumes of the early spring hang on
the air.
Throughout the woods cathedral peace
reigns everywhere.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21
FOR RENT.
Dwellings.

No. 1901 West Fifth ave. ; va.
No. 1902 West Pullen ST, ! roo.
No. 500 West Sixth ave, 5 roon
No. 81 Cherry St, rooms
No. S23 Poplar St, rooms
No. GIG Hickory ST., 8 rooms
No 1902 West Seventh ave 49,.
For Colored Tenants.
No. 1908 West Twelfth ave, 3 roo.
No. 1927 Louisiana ST., 3 rooms
No. 1922 Fir ST., 8 rooms.
No. 1916 Fir ST., 3 rooms
No. 1000 Orange st.. rooms.
No. 701 Mulberry St, 3 rooms
No. SIS East Third ave-, 5 rooms
Fire! Fire!
Are you insured? II not, why a.
Delay is dangerous. represer 4,
line companies. Place your insu-n.
with me.
CHAs. HAYcock,
lis Pine s,u,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1908-05-21

aud rr;'h
To onr Faster d'Hss. SO.
To Oh, Easter hat. 81
TO Easter >iip'> IL gloves. 81
And slowly ana tbpt.htfHlir he drew
his check for tn, amount aAf HEt ;a"ni.
"And next Sunday Jenny expects me
to so to church AMI sing old HundreF
with Il thankful heart"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-09
MARINE

The flagship China, Commodore
F, ieie. Of the Pacific Mail liae. arrive |
here yesterday morning bright ami
early after a pleasant trip from san
Francisco. She brought but few as
sengers either for this port ct the
Orient, but had a very large general
cargo for China and Manila The
Manila cargo. consisted principally Of
ammunition for the small arms and
rifles OF the troops in the Philippines.
The China brought a large mail. over
three hundred bags having sccunu-
lated in San Francisco since the de-
partsre OF the last mail steamer. on
the way out from the Golden Gate the
China ran into some Of the bad weSth-
er which has prevailed on the Coast
lately and which has made traveling
uncomfortable. But two days out the
sea and wind moderated until the
smooth seas and hal-ny hreezes Of the
tropics made the passengers forget
their rough experience OF the start of
the voyage In leaving the wharf last
evening the wife Of one Of the deep
water shippers in port made q very
sensational departure from the vessel.
The gangway had been put ashore and
the lady was lowered from the bow OF
the big steamer on a Jacobs ladder.
Just as she was landed an automobile
dashed out on the wharf and a belated
passenger who had been seeing the
sights uptown with friends made his
appearance He made use Of the ladder
10 get aboard the boat and waved his
sdieux 10 his friends after he had
made the forecastle head.