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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
FORBES ARRESTED

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Harry Forbes,
the prize fighter, was arrested and ar
raigned here today, charged with hav-
ing used the mails TO defraud He
pleaded not guilty. The arrest was
made in connection with the general
investigation of alleged fake prize
fights.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
New TrottIna Record Made

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2O.--A new
worlds trotting record of 4:3S for two
miles to a wagon was made at the Bel
mont track today by Pellagon, owned
by Thomas w. Cunningham. The old
record of 4:43 was made by Ed Bryan
on Point Breeze track, September /,
1907. Pellagon's first mile was made in
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
SAN FRANCISCO
r DurnaGn IN SlNtn.
CORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
Puns-On Durham, 8: MT

Runs-On Durham, 81 hits, 6; innings, 6.
Charge defeat to Durham. Two-base hit
Graney. Sacrifice hits-Olson, Ort Bases
on balls-Off Harkness. 8; off Durham, q;
off Eastley, g. Struck out-By HaTlfness, g.;
by Durham, 2; by Eastley, 2. Double plays
-Cooney to Olson to Ort; Ort to Olson to
Ort; Zeider to McArdle to Tenant Time
$50. Umplres-Van Haltren and Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
covINA WANTS GAME

The Covina San Felice team would
like to get a game with the Bloomer
Girls for Saturday afternoon. Call up
Covert at Covina at once or answer
through The Herald.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY


flee hts-McCay F. Brown, Darringer.
Bases on balls--On Brown, /; off Willett, 3.
Struck out-By Brown, 4 by Willett, 3. Hit
by pitched ball-Raymer, 2, Time-l 80.
Umpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
Posse Trailing Bank Robbers

MINOCQUA, Wis, Oct. 2o.-The
Bank of Minocqua was robbed by four
masked men early today. The robbers
blew open the vaults and escaped with
several thousand dollars. A posse has
the robbers surrounded in the woods
between Hazelhurst and Minocqua.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
TEDDY BEARS. NoTIcEl

The Pippin baseball team accepts the
Teddy Bears challenge for Sunday af-
ternoon. Call Mueller at F3S62 after
z y. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
ANAhEIM. NOTICE!

The Teddy Bears baseball team ac-
cepts the challenge of the Anaheim
nine for Sunday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
rHoRNE,s ALRY WINS

PARIS, Oct. 20.-The Prix Wisky,
run at Tremblay today, was won by
II. p. Thornes AlbY
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
SIR Upton MAY
AGAIN CHALLENGE
IRISH BARONET is DUE HERE
SATURDAY
WILL TRY TO EFFECT CHANGE
OF RULES
Believes Challenger of Winning Struo=
ture Cannot Cross Atlantic on
Own Bottom-Old Rules
May Stand
TBy Associated Press. ]

NEW YORK, oct 2O-The coming
of Sir Thomas Upton to the United
States has stirred up much interest
as to what measure of success the
Irish baronet will have in his endeaV-
ors to bring about another race for
the Americas cup.
Sir Thomas is expected here Satur-
day on the steamship Cedric and Will
ascertain from members of the New
York Yacht club whether they Will
accept a challenge under the universal
rules that now govern races held by
the New York Yacht club or whether
the club still insists that the cup con-
test must be held under the old con-
ditions which permit the greatest
maximum of speed upon given water
line length, without other restrictions.
Freak Yachts Developed
Sir Thomas holds that the old rule
has resulted in the development Of
freak yachts of such fimsy construc-
tiop that there is grave danger of the
challenger going to pieces at sea while
being brought to this country on her
own bottom, as provided in the con-
ditions Of the contest. But under the
present racing rules Sir Thomas be-
lieves that a fast, substantial yacht
can be built and the challenger for
the CUP can be assured some chance
of success.
The baronet hopes to convince the
New York Yacht club that a race for
the Americas cup can never again
be held under the old conditions, and
that if the club maintains the attitude
II took two years ago it is equivalent
to locking up the classic mug" in the
clubs trophy room.
Old Rules to Stand
It was learned today however that
unless the present feeling among the
more influential club members under
goes a change, Sir Thomas visit Is
likely to fail.
"Doubtless many members of the
club and the public generally would
like to see another Shamrock in these
waters" said a prominent officer, of
the New York Yacht club today,
"b11t Sir Thomas must challenge under
the old conditions which are provided
for in the deed of gift.
"The feeling of the club has under
gone no change since Sir Thomas
was declined two years ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-21
SUMMARY

Game given to Los Angeles to at the
beginning of the fourth inning by Umpire
McGreevy because Manager Redy would
not leave grounds when ordered out.
SUMMARY
Bases on balls-OR Nelson, l. Struck out
by Nelson, 4; by Miller, 2. Time-4O min
utes Umpire-McGreevy.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
Grp,ch I'M MhpSins. Wadllah.

SHotunapolis, SnO., -. &c
SENDER. - Ser anmpi IN ben @es
rid,tcu nm Die uuf cine MiIliou per
onid)logtc Sinierluiicnidoft oes ara
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bins hot bertc b%c0onnen, inbem @m.
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benz Goultp. @erid)t einen @crif)t5.
befebl erluirftc, iupbltrh eincnl Der
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geaeben miro, i'm Sinterlalicnldloftss
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terlaiienihoit 5u b%rinaell. Cine 0rall
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i'm nodl 9olispillc cntiilbrt NM bort
a%eheirothet. Iie ghc mtrOc onnlll.
Iirt, obcr Glmo Care bot on baS
Sbergeriht pom Snbiano oppellirt,
no scr Sdl ieBt id)tueht.
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Garaaraph Glf md III Strait.

Columbus, 90, %. 9e5ember.
Wit Saftbefeblen berieben, nelde
Der 8eneraliolieitor Tnlmer erpirtt
bate. oran9 Sderiii ,9earo nit ieiI-
men 8eBilfen in einen 2aben in Oer
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bort an 3apf ldgen, feds mbere
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MIa., ipurbe inter Der 9eidnlbigung
Der 8erlesung oes Yrobibitions-@cs
ieses nerbaftet unp crit eegen Stcl-
lung ether 9iiraidaft bon $1,000
iuieber oi,f freien SUB geiebt. Snl
Sanger iui,rben $50 @allunen Wbi9.
feD e~onfiS5irt.
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Baltimore Sampf.Yadet.Gpmpaan
IWIfc mo 5iiberInffige V1ifyinic.)
g,creiuinte Sfnnfpusgsnff hefHrAnrnN Be-

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G;30. Mbenos otreff inh SIb Point Comfort.
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cril eabn" Sirainia Sabn" iinS .CIo Soni'
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lalte SiiB' oaer Sul5lpdiier. Ydber. eIeitrtfdc
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's%eridbtst a6nien r~eisreirt iperben in ben
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Jobu n. sberlupub, JameS O.. Thtb,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
MnttcnmIrbcrin hcamobigt.

&urtiorb. COM. %. Ic5enl.
Der. Hitter oel bier 9eanoolguls
0eH. mcldp pont @ollpcrneir bette
0e,p1mt murbeu, beiinbet iid) bic non
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mar. scr lie oits einem Sotel iagte.
Inn. iiir i'm uerhrederiider Wetle
o,elo 81 pcroiellen. Sic milroc am %.
Mai 1907 in Bridgeport bcs Seot-
id,logS iiir ihiilbig b%eiunoen nno 81
elmer Soitiirnie pon 90 Sobrel
perurthcilt. SIS mar oilgegebeil, lie
hobc brent Wonn cillcn Nogel IN
cilt Milac g%ctriebcn, ipoOird) Die
Sd,1oeIbede Dlird)bobrt ipllrbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
sdiffsnadlridten.

New Dorf, 90. 9esember. -
Ser Gnmpfer .Moun" lit bon gre.
men o1isefommen.
q cfp 0orf. %. 9es. = gngc-
fottfneii fiAo bic Sainpfer .Scuto,
nft" bon Soutbar,pton rno ,Yrins
sfoaIbert" bon ea,tbiirg.
S(bgrfobren iiib, Die 0ampfer
Mauretnnip" bon 2iperpOol. Sin.
Inn6a BON Mjtttperpen, .Cceania"
NON NenpeI, .Geeanie1 bon South
ainpfoH.
cutie m pton, o2. Ic3etnber.
Ser Entnpfer .Nsctp.yorf" tit nod
ubBefnbreti.
3 r 0 10 B ed b, s22. DECEMBER.
Yaiiirts DdmDfer .Gdtitpnnia, BON
Ntetps BORT nnH ,lfDttpooI," IL. Obi.
tago." v6h MtfDs 2)srt Md, Sapre be-
itinrnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
Nid,t erbeblidj beidlGSiat.

Npr fo!f, ga, %. Ge5ember.
Cine llnterindnun9 hes Shlodtld)ifs
res ,6eeraia" oui cinem brotherhood
lat erscben. bob Der Shaoen, ben
hoIielbe bei'm 3~nlammenltoB nit
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rcrbaltniBmGbig unbeoeittenb lit, oaB
ole Heporaturen ober r~abrlteillih'
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meroen. Nah @ornabme oer'elben
mirb Die .@eorgia" pieoer su Der
Sdladtidiffs5lotte inter abmiral
Sfr0oer ltoben.
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Ginem Sd,lGgaufaG er!cgcm.

Ncmorf M, y. 2escmbcr. -
@eItcrl slbcltb I'M 8 ltbr ~itilr5tc Der
Mbt sIibert Girorglc Dom Seneoifs
timer. SrNcn in ser @eneOittiner.gb'
tel oil &igbItrnGc pom Shlaac &C.
riibri tobt SllionHrnen. Nbt Ffrunnle
ipnroc nor 66 Subrcu in Butler, Fa,
Don bciiid,cn Gltern Seboren nlh I'M
Sabre 1865 prhinirt. Gr ItIoirte
bann orci Satire lang III Nom oiif
scr llniucrlit1t. Suroui Fam or nod
Meipurf. no or I'M Sabre 1886 junl
Mbt crroltitt ipilr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
gRafen I'd NIT GJanien xnb &ibnern
te6a6Nen.

aIbonn. M..D.. 20. DECEMBER.
cSn 0oIse Der boben prciic fit
@cfIiigeL froInentIi& fit Curriers',
trirb cs ben Stnotsbeboroen nidt
Icidjt, Die Jonbs fir 6as Wetbnnd,ts.
JeitnlobI fir Die Sniaifen Der Srren-
lnio ippbltbdtieen MnitaIten ridtig
III berfbeiIen. Wie es beiite i'm Dii.
reou Der ftantii4eH Srren.E orumifion
EieB. ipetbe man CUR Wertbeilling iliir
p6rbdItntBm1Big tper.ise 4iirfeps siir
Ierfiigitng baden iiit0 MIR Die ara1l.
fen tuerben 6onitt perieben rucrben
fcnnell, rpiibren6 Die llebrigen iid
init 0iibnern nnb @dnien tperben be.
ouiincn Iniiiien.
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Grnidte in aiftiaen Sdnuaben.

YottspiIIe. So, %. GeS. -
Sn Der Bait ede ber' philadelphia
ono 3eabing Goal anb Sron So" in
Iiblano ereianete iid) elm ginrntid
elmer Sd,idt aoblen nub 6elsgeitein,
Gefolgt bon Ausitromen giitiger
SdwaOen. rs beianoen it'd 5ur 3eit
81 Mum IN Dem betreffenoen 1beil
Der @rube. Die ale sails iiber &opf
binnis eilten. Sic entfamen aud
Aqc, nit Musnabme bon 8iaiam
Sfule BON giblano, Der in ben gif-
tiaen Sd,ipaoen eritidte, ebe man ibm
teiipringpn fonnte.
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resthrirter teatther MsSt.
30.jdlrtae HraftS.
@eiterm @arpIaab.GNenba4a.

Bcetnneltb an 90. Geptsmber.
YerldBt i2tnen,gatctof:
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40 wSoraen[Es6nenSuy, 9aGerstpivr, 81. q
W.. Hp.,' Bahnesboro. Gtamberabu.a -iirb.
quSeeilon'nien Gonntaas. 6ancc6 utlb Gum
's:yi, wislssns-menu6er cxpreb, mcnminftsr.
linionsBfibae. NrnceSiGe MrsSerid uiiS I'm.
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boro. 0bdtnbersbnre. Soeersfofpn, 8onco6.
9lnnberiano, gliins (Nuffet CbferbdttorSs
Wdgatns); Die Civilization biefes ,8rce1 ON
.Sonrtdp IN Sdeerstoipn.
2.l5 Mdh,ntttaeS Accommodation na6
Union yribde. ~
.ll5 Gadmiitaas - enneusua. Soubtltu,e.
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nlSgencftmtet SountdaS, Hrebertd tinb Qn1s
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7.9o N'Srss'is = Vort. 9. nnb &. xis. unS
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az 9lSt e.: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I ,, a
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
0rofe Mcbrbeit fir yiecms.

Mortb MbomS 8, Moii, %. De-
SENDER. - @ei Der geItrigen @abl
bat Hortb Ioams nit elmer Webr'
belt Dor, 25S 81 @unlten Der Sort
bauer bes @crfouis BON geiltigcn @e.
trGnfen eeitinmt. GS mar oas Die
groBte Webrbeit 81, @uniten Der Gr-
tbeil1ing BON Shanflicen5en, lpeld,e
bier in ben lettet Sabren 81 Der,
5eifnen lpar. Gum Wapor iuurbe
Sobn $. @nterbollie, Mepublifoner,
ipieoerermGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23
Ter Strife Der Northumberland.

EbilaoeIpbia. Ya., %. 9e5.
3ipei 6irmen baben Die 5oroe-
rungen Der itrifenoen 9louienmad]e.
rinnen 5ugeitanben, aber Die iibrigen
ron Dem Strife beriibrten Sirmen
Teisern iid entidieoen, nadsugeben.
GIN @an5en iollen al Der Sad)e etiua
90 5irmen betbeilist fem uno eegell
6000 Irbeiterinnen ieben iid) 3u I'm.
frciniuiger MuBe pernrtbeilt. Die
Siibrerinnen Der Union bebaupten,
Tie geWGnnen b%eitdnbig an Mnbang
nno nod Dor Iusgane Der Wote
niiroen idmmtlide @erfItGtten ee.
idlloiIen fem. neld)e auf Die 0oroe.
riingen Der grbeiterinnen nitt elm.
gingen. Gieie be5ieben iid auf boberc
T~rbeitsI0bne. 9erfiiraung Der Or.
eits5eit unb AuSiflnB Der Nidt.
Unions rbeiterinnen.
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Smipeftiumstoir mad Sa,uaii.

Sun TronciSco, %. Te5. =
Generalmaior Sbomas $. Barn,
Gommanoeur bes requirements 50.
Iifornia, lit NIT ieinem gar5en Stabe
'uni benz 9ampier nWutbolio" had
9onolulu abgegangen, Inn BORT Die
5ortififationen utto anbere allf ben
Samaii'i6en Snieln i'm 8erben be-
grifiene m~ilitariide 9auten 81 IN.
.fpiairen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-23

gan Suan, Yorfo Mico, %.
DECEMBER. - 9as beatide Sdnlidiff
.Vietoria 2ouiie" lit BON bier nod
aingiton, Samaica, a%bgefabren.
N1brenb es i'm bieiieen Safen lag,
qnb goiperneur Cotton ben Offisie.
rem bes Sfulihiffes elm Diner rno
ip6ter fpiirbe benz Goupernenr 81
gbren aiif benz SHuIififf bon ben
Gffbiercn 6eiielben elm Smbib &c.
aeben.
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Germildte telearapbiIdle 9epclden.

SerIHtIuJIt IrtcHrupDtIdJe NtVcTuJcH.
sSSn Sepmoilr, ga, iinb neiln
@eihdftsbaiiier ourh Sei,er 5critort
porben; BET Sdaoen betrGst etmu
100000.
Sn @rano @apios. Mtd., iii
Der &leioerlaocn Der Siegel.G ompogs
ME oiird) Seiier seritort morben, unb
mebrere aneren5enbc @eifaitslGoen
muroen beid)dbigt. Der maieriele
@erIuIt miro aiif $t50,000 bercdnet.
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Sambars . Mmerifa . 2inie,
41--45 8runbfuas, Neu'Oork
Mrtbur %. Mobfou,
III Dt.Naltinipre.Gfr it,.
@crdants & Mimers transport. 81.

p Trndt uno Eafastere. .
" Nddl BuftD uno benz Eiteu.
Sorntag. Ntentfag iino Sreitaa, 8 llbr etbeuSS.
Wad Yrouioencc uno bent Often.
SoInfn9, W'ittlpodb mo Sreitng. q llbr Ibcnbs.
Sadl NEWPORT Neps.
1a9lidb, nIS9eHpn1nlel Sofineriing II. Sdmftaa.
q llbr gbenbs.
= Srudt on9etonnett tdglif bis 8 llbr gdd,nI.
fir oenfelben 1de ~fabrenoe Samlpfer.
Nadh Saoannab nno Sadfonnine.
Wiontng. Wdiitpodb NH Sreitaa. 6 llbr 9lbeites.
Z. y. Me9tin. Mseni. Tier 3, SUB 3. Sob Sir.
Suupt.8iirenu: 9ern,aIls llno 2igbtsGtr.
Gt3,S&E-) s-a
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&ne,. ws[Me. Gefb ae1raHAen,. .fpreden bier
bsfs tfnEtibe Ell nnf Sdldft, Ys6tel nnb 9runbs
eigentbun1. SIN Qertrnuer. FNsipe Qoan Office,
Wetbooei. sB6Ittmpre StSefment &C.," III.
100, Nsrhs$aca.etraAe 500 (213-)
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Der bcorutenbic Nabrnittcl. e duc rtdnbise
in Hmeriia iagt, bah VI pntieeup spe
Gtfner Heicrue Rbc NbisTeD
crm 9rittcin fir aie Abisfies biloct,
es III abiulnt retner Abisfes - pas beceu.
tet. ban Ct nur aus 8osaen unS fiitrirtsm
MaNsr herseiteat III.
9r ,uirb In Sesierunasipeihern in sccisne.
ter 8eiie aelasert, che or int Ntcr ppu 4, G
nne s 5abren aaf 5iaiden aeiilt wirb.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-01

Mr Callahan at the throttle of 'he
 automobile which was to furnish the motive power.
 For some reason the auto did not get up the required speed ard though the flying machine skinned along just above the ground it did not mount high enough to clear the fence. and Wavering to one side, ran into it and fell in a wreck near the draw gate.
 Mir. Fowler was not hurt, save for a scratch on his lower lip. After in specting the wreck MT. Fowler decided that he could build a new machine just as quickly and as cheaply as he could patch up the old one. and as> he has been planning to participate in the aviation week performances in Los Angeles, he decided to go there and build the new one.
 Another advantage in going there to build it is that he stands a chance of being furnished with a motor for his experiments. The aviation committed has agreed to secure first class mo- tor for the use of experimenters. to be loaned first to one and then another. in accordance with the merits of their machines. as determined by commit tee of the aeroplane club. MT Fowler believes the record of the Desert Eagle under the circumstances should gain him consideration. and the more if he builds new machine that under auto mobile test before the committee will do as well or better The securing of an aeroplane motor is no idle task There are plenty of motors of one kind and another available,' but to serve the purpose there must be lightuess of construction. combined with strong
Arizona republican., 1909-12-01
JOE BAksz's RANULA
 CURIOUS FORMATION
The Quarrying of a Rock From the
 Floor of His Mouth.

In these days of new diseases only a real genius can acquire an sristocratic ailment, one that has not lost its dig nity by association with common peo- pie. If one is unable to get aA abso- lutely new illness, the next best thing is to get something that is not too com- mon and get it bad. worse than any body else ever had it. That is almost as good as to be the initial victim and if is with that measure Of fame that Joe BalsZ of this city for the present contents himself Mir. Balsz was a sufferer of ranula and by medication alone. without the use of the knife. Dr. A. s. Hawley dislodged from a duct in in the floor of Mir. BalsZ mouth a calcareous formation as hard as a bone and about the size and shape of 8 date seed.
 'Ranula" in some form though by no means a common ailment. is not rare enough to be of particular interest to physicians in most cases,
Arizona republican., 1909-12-01

but in this instance the facts are
 especially curious. Usually ranula is | a cystic tumor on the floor of the
 mouth due to obstruction and dilatation | of one of the several duets of the sali- vary glands or mucous follicles. open | ing under the tongue The tumoT con- tsins a glairy fluid. resembling mucus or saliva, and as it increases in size l pushes the tongue to the opposite side.
 Ranula is not painful usually and these tumors sometimes reach a considerable
 size before relief is sought The usual
 method of treatment is by free in cision. or by removing a portion of the sac wall If this is not effective. and
 the sac refills, the interior is touched with a caustic to produce an adhesive inflammation of its walls.
 That is what one book says about
 1t and that is sufficient to satisfy the
 reader in connection with MT. Balsz'
 experience. In his case there was real
 ly no tumor and no sac was formed.
 duct was merely stopped and as the
 secretion enlarged 1t became distended.
 The secretion also became solid
 substance instead of meaty pus-like formation. For months
 MT. Balsz had felt hard sub
 stance in the region between his tongue and his whiskers. but could never locate it exactly. and as it gave
 him no pain he paid no attention to it except to wonder what it would de-
 velop into Recently though it began growing very fast and finally. a couple of weeks ago. he began to have considerable pain and fever and went to bed and sent for Dr. Hawley. The doctor quickly discovered that it was some affection on the order of ranula but did not want to cut into it until he had first tried medication and other methods in the hope of dissipating the trouble. one evening while the doctor was calling MT. BalsZ directed at- tention to a had tooth that was giv ing him lots of trouble and as he could not get down to a dentists he insisted on the doctor pulling it. He did so and the next morning MT. Balsz com plained that he thought the doctor had left a root of the tooth still in the gum or near it. He stuck his finger in his mouth, got hold of something hard that immediately seemed to be liberated and pulled out the artificial stone that had rested for months in the duct, gradually getting larger Relief was immediate. the pain soon left him and in a few hours he was all right again.
 The marvel of it is the size of the stone, though the fact that if was a stone at all instead of a tumor. is quite ! interesting. Small formations of this 1 kind are not unknown but the doctor | says hernever saw or heard of so large : a one forming in such a place. or be- ing dislodged so easily.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-01
DESERT EAGLE IS
 \ HOPELESS WRECK
But It's Creator Having Got His Hand in Will Make Others of Its Kind

C. M. Fowler, inventor of the ''Des- ert Eagle" type of flying machine. will leave this evening for Los Angeles. The Desert Eagle will not go with him for its wings are so badly broken it cannot even navigate a railroad train. Mir. Fowler. however, is going to Los Angeles to fly during aviation week. which will be ten days long, from January 10 to January 20 Though the Eagle cannot go with him, the Eagle idea" win, and he will begin all over again in he coast city. where conditions he believes wilt be more fin his favor
 The Desert Eagle has made several eff rts 3t riyirg fere and a: least four attempts were quite successful. all tn,.gs considered one of the flights exceeding ali hopes of success unii! ths airship encountered an electric light wire ant WAS thrown to earth wIh slight inidry. That injury was rcptired and .'n Tuesday ,he Eagle vas led out O. the race track in front uf the grand stand at the fair grounds f"r spectacular whirl through ,he air with Mir Fowler on it's pack and