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BASE BALL NOTES.

Browns wind up here this afternoon.
Foreman will pitch for the locals. while
McAleer will trot out another one of his
The champ on Detroits are here tomor-
row for a series. starting with double
header Go early and avoid the rush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-20

George Browne was out In uniform
Saturday and may play today, although
Marse Joe is stuck on the Riddles.
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Long Hits and Total Bases.

totals 142 Il O4 s141 s38 IS q, 285
.Includes 100 base hits. % doubles. triples.
home run and 203 total bases made by the
eighteen PLAYERS who not now playing with
the Nationals. having been released mostly to
the minor league.
Team Batting Average.
B.A. BA.
Sept. Sept.
q Ar r. BIZ 10. II.
40 561 $40 1024 225 ~
Note-A gain Of .OO5 for the past week.
Team Fielding Average.
F.A F.A.
Sept. Sept.
G. 20. 4. F.. 10. II.
142 373o 1874 $50 1852 1852
Note-No loss gain during the past week.
Sacrifice Hits.
The Nationals have made 114 sacrifice
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Today's Games.

Brooklyn at PittsburS.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis
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he has been taking the cure to reduce
his weight for his scheduled fight with
Jack Johnson for the heavyweight cham
piOnship of the world.
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Yesterdays Results

New York. 4: Chicago. 4.
Philadelphia. 4; st. Louis 2.
Cincinnati. ); Boston, 4.
Cincinnati, 8; Boston,
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hits In the 142 games played. and those
who made them are as follows:

Totals ...........142 s174 T1.225 I1.1S5
Note.-The team gained fourteen sacrifice hits
during the past week.
'1ncludes thirty-one sacrifice hits made by
those players who not now playing with
the Nationals, having been released or traded.
fAverage sacrifice hits per game for the entire
team in the 142 games played.
Stolen Bases
The Nationals have in the 142 games
played during the season, purloined 121
bases, and are credited as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-20

Pitcher Upp of the Maps has the jerky
Patsy Flaherty delivery.
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BY winning three more games from the
Giants the Pittsburgs will carry OF the
seasons series from all seven opponents.
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Stark Of the Clevelands handles himself
In a clean-cut. workmanlike manner and
looks to be a youngster of class.
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Lima won the championship of the Ohio
State League. 1t is now up to Valparaiso
to win the championship of Indiana.
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The Giants had all the better Of the
Cubs on the latter's grounds and the Cubs
all the better of 1t on the Giants grounds.
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A series between the Giants and Boston
Red Sox, as proposed, would give Matty
a new lot of victims for his fadeaway.
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Anyway, come what will. the Athletics
have the satisfaction of taking the sea-
sons series from the Detroits.
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the annual Futurity race, which was
flown in connection with this race, w.
F. Dismer easily winning first and sec
ond honors, no other birds reporting
A review of the young bird season
record is indicative of the exceedingly
close contests, and the equality dis
played by the various lofts. Four of
the eight fanciers above enumerated
won two diplomas in the three races,
while three others won one each. the
only loft failing to win honOrs never
entering more than four birds The fol-
lowing are the averages for the three
flights, the average speed diploma going
to a most promising novice. J. G. East
burn:
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while with the Nationals.
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Hal Chase will winter in New Yor thi
time instead Of going to California.
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McGraw is happy. Bet all you own that
Jawn would rather put the Cubs out of
the hunt for the pennant than get a leg
acy. And he sure has helped Pittsburg.
for thrice have the Giants defeated Chi
cago. and yesterdays game was four
teen-inning tie.
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Two former Highlanders. Blair and Par
kins, are helping the Newarks in their
great fight for the Eastern League bunt-
ing.
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The Pittsburgs lead neither in stolen
bases nor sacrifice hits, but do lead in
base hits. showing that the good old wal
lop is still of value in winning pennants,
where more fancy inside work MAJ not
accomplish as much.
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I'VE ought to have made fifteen runs
instead of five" said George Stallings
after last Saturdays game. Il feel al
most as sore as if we had lost.
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The biggest fool crank in the game is
the one who Kisses a pitcher for deliber-
ately passing a batter. The meanest
crank is the one who knocks the team of
his own city.
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Los SUCESOS
De MARRUECOS.
Orden del nainistro de
Ia Guerra Espanol.
Espans procedeJs 2 la ecu
pacion de varlos puntos
estrategicos de Melilla
En- ClermoDt Sc exibe IN mode
10 de la nave de FHlton.

New York. julio r. Ell minis
tro de Ia guerra de Espaila ha da-
do .ordenes para que salgaD inme-
diatamente hacia Melilia tres re-
gimientos de infanteria. cabaile-
ria y artilieris
Ests orden obedece al estado
de cosas existentes en- Marruecos
y Ia aggression inferida por los ka-
biies del Rif a Ia guarnicioD espa-
noia.
El gobierno de Espaha notihca-
ra a las potencias signatarias del
tratado de Aigeciras su resoluci6n
de ocupar permanentemente los
puntos estrateglcos de Ia zona COM
prendida en- los puntos de Melilla,
Meluya, Ceuta y Tetuan Sc cree
que las potencias daran su asenti-
miento q Ia rosolucion del gabine-
te de Madrid, por estar ests acti-
tud de acuerdo con los tratados
existentes respecto de Marruecos.
New York, julio -. En- el GER
tamen de Clermont ha sido presen-
tado un modelo, exacto reproduc-
cion del primer vapor construi do por
Futon. La obra hs merecid Q gene
raj aprobacion POI los peritos en-
estos trabajos
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REv0[UC|0N
EN- PERSIA,
Los rebeldes asaltan
Ia Capital.
e. Gobierno provisorlo de-
creta la deposition del
Shah
Los sue6os de un dictader. J
sas trabajos antipatrioticos.

New York, julio l2 I'm tele.
grama de Persia dice q. los rebeldes
despues de I'm sangliento comba-
te con las tropas del gobierno to-
maron por asaito 8 Teheran. In
mediatamente Sc constituy6 e) 60
bierno provisorio el cual decrett
Ia deposition del Shah Mozaffer-
ed-Dine. Las tropas rusas Sc han
encargado del restabIecimiento del
6rden despues de aceptar como be-
cho consumado ei triunfo de Ia re-
voIucion. AIN no Sc sabe quien
sucedera al destronado monarca.
Solo Sc tiene' por seguro que sera
abolido en- el imperio el regimen
obsoluto que sera sustituido por
una monarqufa constitutional de
acuerdo COD las practicas moder-
mas.
Un teiegramas de Buenos aires
do cuenta de haber pronunciado ei
tribunal de arbitraje de aquelIa
repdblica su faiio en- favor del Pc
ri en- el asunto de linites entire esta
repdblica y Bolivia. La question fue
sometida por ambas parties en- IL
tigio al fallo arbitraI de Argentina.
Al conocerse en- Sucre Is senten-
cia del tribunal de Buenoe Aires
Sc promovieror graves desordenes
en- La Paz, Cochabamba y otras ciu-
dadee de Bolivia. EI gobierno hs
restablecido eI 6rden.
Up telegrama de Santander d.
ce que el ex-presidente general
Cipriano Castro predice para muy
pronto la cafda del general Gomez,
Manifesto que Ia independence
de la repdblica Sc encuentra anne
nazada con ei recien te tratado por
el cual pone en- manos de los Esta-
dos Unidos el control polftico y
econ6mico del pals. y ds derecho
a dicha naci6n para ocupar 4 We
nezuela en- nombre de 10 doctrina
dc Monroe.
Sc sabe, como cosa segurs que el
desposefdo general hace grandes
preparativos revolucionarios de
acuerdo con sus agentes en- New
York, y Centre America. EI 60
bierno de Gomez, cuents con las
simpatfas del pats por 10 cual Sc
da como SECURE el fracaso de cual-
quier intentona que tienda q per
turbar el orden.
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HUMORISMO.

Entire amigos:
-sEn que pals preferirias casarte
En- cualquiers menos en- Ia Gro
enlandia
-sPor que ess exclusitp
-Por que alb las noches duran
sels meses.
Tn pianists celebre dice un co.
ronel Que tiene fams de muy valien-
te:
lie gusts usted 10 musical
No 70 sc; sehora; pero puedo aSe-
gurar.e usted que no le temo
Nj nzners de ver las cosaS- dc.
cis Plsve un amigo suyo-me b
impedldo entrar en- ei eiercito.
Il lsted repubiicano?
No. senior; soy miope.
Sc eneuentrs enfermo en- el puebic
De AgIada ei senior don Cornell,
Rios alcaide de dicho pueblo.
Se encuentra en- Maysguez ei 81.
don Santiago Samboiin. neo hacen-
daic de San German.
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cAMP[ONA7O De CU[NTOS.. .

LA Correspondence ama hay Rico ngenos
de odur que han beas obas teaas odos los
Eando en- ne1o espsemeats denomnsSe en- Ia literature
gran mero en- Ia sa obeto decddo por medic
de nea ab ampeonao de cuencs ua decda cua
LA Correspondence oce una uma de
estabec para adeane msmo las bases
cuentos remtos omar
parte debn etos escas
"Poro e conpeonato de LA Correspondence"
cuentos deben venir scos or us ss
pubcado P daran aqueos no hacer pbco nobre
1e ds o. % an qe n h
empesa hoy 10 de Julio de 1909 ternara 10
pueden escos po pueorquehos residences uera de ella
puede campensto valos cuntos
tai de que pasen de cuatro
eo-E de Abn de 1910 Correspondence ahrirz pebsco
eua de mas tunfador campeonao LA Coespon
ubcara cor Is das de esq feca una sta de ~
peente jurado caicador E pbto que
cada edos LA envie de
ci6n del udo votaci6n que los 25 so nomb
sla autores de cueno candida
uado De doce candidates La Correspondence desgna
los de votos obtendo
Correspondence de Puerto Rico Ell urado a constudo ecba
Julio de 1910 de cuen hayan concudo
tenda
Es entenddo as estabece por M Correspondence
Rico que unfan por ella considerable deenddo
e primer cunta puerorrqueho Sendo de adver
primer pueso ese
que de satisfaction de La Coespondenca
autoI mas afortunado veng aebatare Ia supremacia
Sofa Correspondence" pubcara medida ebendo
todo los que emdos para campeonato Ea publ
cac6n ha ndcando de orden que corresponds cda
nombe peudonmo del Es entenddo
qur ecunstana % Correspondence consdea agdn cuento in
dgno de pubcdad a de cuura de buna N del auto
dao dereho pubcaro cnsderandoe uera
del
So Los publicado dao tuo "Los dos
brazos" por Juyn Rios Serpa, No 80 de Mayo 1909
EN- ua 1ecompensa por TuGo Rodrigues No. a. de Abrl
Ls locurs del tempo Juan Rios Serpa No 3D. Mayo
de 1903 -
"El Legado". por Corazon Leal' No. Mayo5 dc 1909
"Castigada po c. Torres Quintero No s. de Jnno 1908
"Pobre Loca Antonio Rodriguez No e. de Julio do 1909
era envados los mismos de
tondciones los demas
l0oSendo de los obetos de La Correspondence esmu
teraro esudo de nuesra vida regional la
pndda Do pugo da patia este dao
eos precsa como
de magnavo IL vida puertoquha bao odos
los aspectos que ella puede ofrecer.
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ocupado.

ca del Lon don Times" el ndmero de
hombres ''sin trabaios" actuaimen-
te en- Ingia terra, Sc estima en- 1000,
600. de los cuaies 10000 existen en-
la capital del reino. En- Ia demostra-
cion public que estos hicieron en- ia
Plaza de Trafalgar. en- la que el lea
der Mr.. Stewart Gray pronuncio un
vehementisimo discurso, Sc adopto
por la Liga la siguiente conclusion ::
A la aperture del Parlamento ei Go
bierno debera presentar Immediate
mente un proyecto de ley para la or
ganizacion del trsbajo, reduciendo
las horas de este durante el dia. V
decretando obras de utilidad v nece-
sidad pubiicas va sea directamente
por el Gobierno por conducto de
las autoridades de las provineias.'
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MeIecido ascenso.

Por acuerdo del Consejo Ejec uti-
vo a propuesta del director de Carl
dad Sanidad Y Prisiones, Sc han
refundido en- una sofa las dos piazas
de guarda-simacen que existian en-
ell Manicomio de Ia ciudad.
Para ocupar el nuevo cargo ha 81
do designado ell Sr. Leopoldo Cardo.
ma, que desempehaba una de aque-
Has Este compatriota es un buen
empleado, que ha desempenado dis
tintos cargos en- ell expresado esta-
blecimiento, y que desde hace mas
de Is amos trabaja en- Ell, habiendo
sido antes empieado de la Diputa-
ci6D provincial. Su ascenso es muy
acertado V significa un justo pre-
mio a su iaboriosidad y buena co
ducta en- todos los puestos que ha
ocupado.
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INTERSTATE

Av!sO 4: :t;hico de SantuTce ha-
ner i-aSiaGa nj farmacis frente al
local que arfes ocupaba, a. lado de
u eapllis Ie Institute. entire las pa
radas l@v ~ ionde me ponso & las
ordene, y H.-p este i compiscerle
COMO hast. il .pchaA Us sabe ei pii-
niieo aut ll-- pHecIns son los mas ba-
ratcs. laS 1lesicin2s de caIidad supe-
rlcE Que IL 7 FtARMACIA VEGA es
as Ee.O. * >-ntulee.
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NOTAS Y NoT|c|AS

Aver Sc hizo cargo de Ia jefatu-
ra del distrito policiaco de Ric Pie.
dras eI jefe de distrito de Ia clase
Sr Manuel Padro, que hasta ahora
presto servlcios Ell Tos Alta Estu-
vo en- Toa alta mas de un ahe ) su
ausenscis hs eide muy sentids en-
aquella localldac en- donde eupe cap
tarse general estimacios po' su
conducta correcta y desapasionada.
-Ei servicios de carros electricos
Sc ha seguido hacienda ei sabado y
domingo con toda regularidad. Pare
ce que los prop6sitos de huelga no
tuvieron exito y personal nuevo ha
sustitufdo al saliente. No hubo recon
TRACTION de poiicia insuiar para garan
tizar el trafico y solamente una pa
reja del cuerpo presto servicio ca
balio, en- Santurce y algunos "detec-
tives" circuiaron por la mafana en-
los carros, Por parte de los conduc-
torres saiientes no hubo actitud vio-
lenta de ninguna clase.
-Por el personal tecnico del mu-
nicipio de la ciudad Sc ha empezado
hacer eI estudio para dar salida i
las aguas que forman ell bache de la
entrada Sur de la cai,e del Parque.
De una vez debiera hacerse, 81 es que
Sc va a reaiizar ell desecamiento del
referido bache, la pavimentaci6n de
la caIie trasvesal que baja de la igle
sia a la expresada calle del Parque.
! Tiene la paiabra ei concejal de San
turce. como lie liaman sus partidari-
os, Sr. Faid.
Aver empezaron las fiestas de
Catafo y muchas personals de la
ciudad vlsitaron al poblado por la
tarde.
I'm periodico de Boston, Esta-
dos Unidos. trae una fotografia del
"Capitolio de P. Rico, & informa 4
sus lectoreS que dicho edificio ''esta
en- construction.
-Ha regresado de la isia en- dom
de estuvo en- asuntos lie negocios. e!
Sr. Gabriel Arce. del comereio de esta
ciudad.
Ha sido citada ia iunta central en-
pieno de ia Union de P. Rico para
tratar los asuntos pendientes.
Regres6 de la isia de Nieques ei
LIDO. Miguei Guerra, que estuvo
ali en- asuntos de su profession. reia-
cionados con ia incorporation de IA
nueva empresa agricola que ha cons
tituido ei Sr. Jose Benitez Diaz.
Ha salido para Arecibo en- asun-
tos de SUI p ofesi6n. 81 DR. Lopez
Antongiorgi.
Aver tarde Sc llev6 efecto en-
Palo-seco una jira, 8 la que concu-
rrierop algunos de los senores quo
pertenecen i Ia asociaclon de den
tistas Sc trataba de despedir al DR.
Hlques, que regresa mahadns s 10,
Estados Unidos y eoncurrieron . la
j los licenciados en cirujia dental
sehores j Salgado, NJ. del Vallc-Ati-
les. Ross. Noa, Fournicr. Ponte Y
+ dcl Vale Atiles.
Hs salido paIs Arccibo con obIe-
to &c asistr 8 ls vists dc un Iuicio
por doble hcnlcldic ej LIDO. Juan
Hernandez Lopez.
En- 81 pr6Xlmo vapor Sc espers
e. regreso > 10 isls del gobernador
Post. que - lniorma enbarco e. So
oadu en- N-r-vl York.
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Los gobernantes que Sc crear q
81 propios dihcultades para Ia mar
cha tranquils de pueblo conha-
do & su direction. dan pruebas de
incapacidad para el cargo e asi
que Mr.. Willougbhy, suscits diff
cultadss cads vez que ocups 81 60
bieIno, ergo, Mr.. Willoughby ca
cerece de eondiciones para el car
90 que desempeaa.
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LECTURA CAMPKINA.

Po,a ertyor 0inagrs del guinso. Sc
musie el guineo msduro y Ia mass
se coloca en- una ola de barTo; Sc ts-
pa esta con ojss y luego con una ia
bls de MADEIRA; Sc entierrs la Ola. de
susTte que quede toda cubierts con
terra, duIante un mes; a cabo de
este sc SAGA Ia ola Sc decanta para
que ei Lquido pase por un cedazo.
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UTIL.-Las maderas bisncss Y
bien pulimentsdas pueden tomar e
aspecto de csoba frotsndolss repeti-
das wees con cGscaras de nueces yer
des, y despues de SEGA la Ultima ca
pa. Sc les fro,a con un enesuStico
tom ,uesto de cera fundida con
esencis de trementins-
CCRIOSO.-Segln una estadtsi-
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CarreraS de CabanOS en- Ponce
Ola Is LE JULIO.

La SAN JUAN AUTO COMPANY expide pasaies de
ida vuelta Ponce en- AUTOMOBlL al precio de DIEZ
Y SEIS DOLLARS por asiento
Los automobiles de San Juan, saldran de San Juan ell
dia 25 las de la maana, llegaran Ponce la IL del
dia, antes.
E regreso de Ponce Ell dia sguiene 26 las de
la mafana.
Ell dia "a las II del da quedara cerrado ell despacho
de dichos tickets
Para mas information.
Garage de la Empresa: Ysabe segunda No. g San Juan
BON 4O4 TELEFONO AIS
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23
FART LOANS
At 5 Per Cent. Complete set OF
Abstract OF Title to all Lands
in Audubon County.
CHAS. BAGLEY.
DR.. John X. Donaldson, Dentist.
Office over Scars Harness Shop, Au-
dubon, Iowa. Tel. 42i.
Attention, Land Purchasers

VIII you need money to pay for the
land you bought?
If so NOW is the time to arrange for it!
The enormous sale of land all over
Iowa and the high price paid means a
greater demand for money next spring
than has ever been known before. This
also means close money market and
possibly higher rates of interest. The
wise man looks ahead and does not wait
until the last moment. We have large
fund that we can rely upon and are tax
ing applications daily for March LIST,
next In the 81 years we have been loan
ing money in Audubon and adjoining
counties we have never disappointed a
patron. Come in NOW and make your
arrangements and your money will be
ready for you when wanted. We loan
on both first and second mortgages and
will do as we have always done in the
past, make larger loans on better terms
than any one else can possibly do. We
will be glad to see You and give you
terms. NASH IL PHELPS,
36tf Audubon, Iowa
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23
Government tIomesteads

One and a half million acres of farm.
ing and grazing land will be opened for
settlement in the Cheyenne River and
Standing Rock Indian reservations DC.
tober 4th to 23rd. Registration to be
made ut Aberdeen and ut Pierre, the
capital of the state
Fast daily through trains via direct
lines to Pierre and Aberdeen via the
Chicago IL North Western railway.
For full information regarding rates,
with pamphlets telling how TO secure Il
homestead of 1850 acres from the govern.
ment, apply to any ticket agent, the
North Western Line.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23
Notice to Land Buyers

i will be in my office Mt Washington
Springs, 5, d., every day until further
notice Come and see me and / will
show you some bargains in the corn belt.
Parties calling on me will receive free u
ticket To the greatest corn palace in the
United States to he held ut Mitchell, s.
d., the last week in Sept, Phone il3
for rates or call at our Office i'm Audubon.
Very truly yours,
31tf III. G.. Leach.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23

Advertise in the Republican.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23

DIR. Brooks and Emmert came home
y yesterday from Lost Island Lake where
they spent several days fishing. The
doctor caught one big rs a buffalo but
forgot to bring il home.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23

Col. r. N. Carper and W. o. Henry,
auctioneers, are the ones who can sell
your property and get best prices. Stock
sales speciality. Write, wire or phone
IS, Audubon, Iowa. 33tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-09-23

Henry Herbert was with his Allan
tic relatives part of this week.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-05-12
Eighth Grade Pointers.

County examinations are coming
this week, and are dreaded by
everyone.
Nels Neuberg has been absent the
last few days on account Of sick
ness.
A number of the students attend
ed the concert given by the Royal
Vendes Band. and all reported an
enjoyable time.
The program for graduation is
being practiced every evening af-
ter school, and every member of the
school should do his best to make
it successful.
The Eighth grade baseball team
is doing fine work this year.
Pitcher Benson can fan them all
with his curves. A game was
played between the Eighth graders
and the Freshies, ending in VIC
tory for the former by q score of II
to z. After little practice they
will be unable to find their match.
Some Of the pupils were scared
out by the snow storm April 80,
thus making a decrease in the at
tendance.
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Prinsburg, May 10.-Miss Matte
Kingma from Chicago, but who has
spent the past three months in Sioux
county, Iowa, with Rev. George
Downstairs family, came here Mon
day to visit for a while with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Kleinhuisen, and other relatives.
Miss Thora Narverud and pupils.
of the Van Buren, district, held a
picnic on the school grounds last
Monday, which put a finishing
touch to this past years school
work.
Tuesday evening Will Stob and
lady, Of Roseland, visited with the
H. Stob family and Miss Anna
Buckema here.
Miss Eta Shada went to Clara
City last Saturday to visit with her
aunt, who but recently returned
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from the Willmar hospital, where
she underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis. Miss Eta expects to
leave for her home near La Mars,
Iowa, in the near future.
Miss Dora Rederius went from
here to visit for a week with the
Hoffman family and other friends
in Roseland.
Mrs. E. J. Roelofs ST.. is slowly
improving from her late attack of
pneumonia and bronchitis.
E. J. Roelofs Jr. attended the
meeting of assessors which was
held in the Willmar courthouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Decker spent
alst Friday with G. Stob and family
in Raymond.
Mrs. Harry Plowman is visiting
with relatives here and in Roseland.
The Prinsburg school will wind
up the routine with a picnic in R.
Roelofs' grove Wednesday. A
large crowd is expected.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will