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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
ZE SLASKA.

GLlWICE: Kto era v v karty ter
ma {eb odarty, powiada przys}owit
! s}ues,znie, BIO przy kartach wietlt
pienlsdsy s'e gubi ] do teeo ! nier ! ]
~jeszcze powstaje wiele k1opot6w
Pewien pan zZabrza zabra} re so.
ba 240o marek poszed} gra6 v
karty 10 Civic i przegra} n,emal
wszystkie bo powr6cil do domu .
nleca1emi 81 markami, - Take 50
skutk, CRY W karty! Unikajmy kart,
kt5re nietylko, 4e rujnuja mnienie,
ale l psuje wielce charakter ludzi.
BYTOM. Tutejssa izba karna
rozpatrywa}a sprawe piekarza Mo-
waka jego tony : Krol Huty, kt6.
rzy do ciasta dodawali rome do.
mieszki szkodliwe do zdrowia. Pra
vie przez oa}y rok utywa} Nowak
zgnilych :jaj do pleczywa a swym
czeladnikom o6wiadczy3, ze zgnify
okropny zapach tYch iaj wyparuje
/ zniknie " pieou. Nadto jednoro-
.czne dz,ecko Nowaka zanieczyszscza.
h sta do maxi, p}6tna do olasta
j dzierze.' Mkt jednak ME tro-
szczY} SIG o to, 49, by sprzety to o"
'ozysoi6. Mimo to o1biorcy byli "a.
dowol EMS pieczywa Nowaka
ohwalili jego towar. Proku.ator
wni6s{ o 800 marek grzywny ola o.
boje Nowak6w. Obronca zada{ vol
.nienia u b. odbiorcy byli zadowo.
leni' Sad jednak skazaf Nowak6w
ma 500 marek grsywny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

PoZNANe KS. stauis}aw Dial.
Dor, proboszcz W Konaraoh, daw~
wnlej W Golejewka i " Lewkowie,
obchodsi} 21go b. m. 50 letni jubi-
| ,usz kap}anstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

w INOWROCkAWIU pochwy~
ella DIN. 7 BIN. lokomotywa przesu"
wajaca wagony, zwrotniczego KLEIN
pla i p~orozrywa}a wagony, zwrot~
niczy Ola pooiaga z Bydgossczy,
precise zamierza} prsez tor obok
swaj budki, gdY " TEN najecha}a
go lokomotywa. Klempel pozosta"
VIII zone z trojgiem dzicci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
now, koz}dw it'd. Powyzszy przy-
k}ad- wskaaaje jednak, e wo ie'.
ms}yoh dz,eci nalesy byd otro4-
nym.
z P0ZNANsKI.EGO.

POZNAN. Jublleusz >, Dzienni~
ka Poznanskiego. W niedziele Cd
by} sic inicyatywy Towarzystws
dziennikarzy i liter6w ma rsesze
njemiecka wielki obiad ma Geese
,,Dziennika Poznahskiego", tkt6r7
W tym roku obchodzi 50 rocznice
swego zs}ozenia. w obiedzie wzie-
10 udzial .przY}o 200 os6b pr6cs
dziennikarzy wszystkich odoieni
takze przedsta wiciele ziemiahstwa
i 1ntellgenoyi miejskie]. By}o tag.
ze kilku gosci z Galley. - Process
hr. Bwileck'ej pociqgnie sig jeszcze
Bog vie jak d{ugo. Onegdajsze
rozprawy sadowe ME doprawadz,}y
do konca, odroczono teraz termin
do 4 stycznis. Podobno beda jesz-
oze przes}uchiwani 6wladkowie "
Warszawie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

GL1WICE. Pewien poeta ME-
mjeckl powiedzia! ,.gdzie 6piewaia'
tam wstep 6miale, DO Ky cs}owieh
plosenek ME INA" lnnego zdanis
SO sadly nlemieckie. 49, Sad zle-
mianski W Gllwlcach skaza{ kasje.
ra bankowego pana Ksrola Piohena
$50 marek kary "a to, re rozda} "
Galley (!) pomiedzy patniA5w, z
kt6ryml pojecha} ua 6wieto Pi,tra
i Paw4a do Krakowa, okofo Y00
.dpiewnik6w polskich. Tre66 piose~
mex, to gwaltowne (brrr!) odbu-
dowanie Polski! Patnicy przywie.
iii 6plewnlczkl z G.licjl do do,nu
= podburzajacy wp}yw, tax roe
zum,e sad pruski - trivial wiec i "
obrebie granic panstwa niemieckie*
go. Sad rzeszy odrzuci} rew,zia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
WIEsCI z 0JCZYZNY
z PRUS POLSKICH.

SZCZYTNO. Zdrowie mazur.
skie. w :Ciemnej Dabrowlt pod
Ssczytnem lyle masurska para NAL
zenska Zimtarra!, Stsrzec liczy lat
99l jest tax silny, 10 spe}nla u'zaad
stugi gminnego. Rabie uawet drze'
wo i nosi -wode. Bia}8a lego llozy
1ve9 lata i orowadzl gospodarftwc'
pomimo pos}ugiwania sig kr ukwia~
mi. Ludsie zyja skromnie i So barr
do pracov,cl. Wszystkle dsleo'
4yjq, a najstarszy syn llczy 60
lat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

BISKUPlEC. w przysz}ym ro'
ku maja wybudowac elsktryczna
kolej, }aczaca miasto z odleg}ym
dworcem kolejowym. Kolej elektry.
czra wyuosi kilometry ( a
ma kosztowa6 100000 nix. Pofowe
p}aci panstwo, prowincja jedne
czwarta a druga jedna czwarta
przejmuja powiaty suski luba.
wsxi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

WOLSZTYN. We wsl Nows
Boruja mleszka}a W ma]ym domku
samotna kobieta. Niedawuo skra~
dziono jej Gala oszczedno6t wyno'
szaca 100 marek. Poniewaz lei cd
kilku dni ME widziano sasiedzi O.
tworzy(i przemooa drzwl. Oozom
ich przedstawi} sic straszny obraz.
Kobieta leza}s niezywa PREY
drlwiach Cia}o by{o W okropny spo
sob poranione, brzuoh mia{a rozpru
tY, a zas kobiete udussono. Zwloki
p~olaae by}y nafta, tax samo 163ko
prawdopodobnie zbrodniarz usi}oe
wal wsnieci6 polar " celu za,arcla
Shadow s~trasznej zbro lni. Widoox-
ME zostaf spioszoDy, gdy .zukal V
mieszkaniu pieniedsy. Me ulepa
1atpllwosci ze jest MIN. ten nam,
ktdry skrad} kcbiecie poprzednio
$50 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

WRZESZCZ. Robo: mix LANCE
Brentowa stroll koperczak.
do pos}ugaczkl Rajkowskiej z
Wrzeazc a, ale ie ia '~ni}o6cia jego
pogardzi}a, wiec re z}o6ci rozcial
jej policzek. Nieboraczke wzieto do
~lazaretu, a neutrality-suspicious. do
kozy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
z POD MOSKALA.

GRODNO, W Supra6lu W blizko'
sci Bialegostoku cztereoh handy.
tow napad}a ma kantor fabryki Cy~
.trona i zabi} znajdujacego sic tam,
majstra zrabowawszY rubli 6s6,
uciek{o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
~STAROGARD. w Mlrotkach

STAROGARD. w Mlrotkach
straci{o 3-letnle dzl. cAo mowetPrz
razilo SIC pawidok poprzebieranycb
ludsi, kt6rY to swy cza panujo "
tutejssych stronacb okaz]i uro7
oxystych 6wiet Mazczy mi pre-.
bie1aja sig w6wczas jake zwie~
rzeta ptak', Pokazuja sig W po-
staci koni, niedzwiedzi, bocia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21
z GALICYI

.GALICYI
LW0W. = o strasznym wypad-
ku " klasztorze PIP. Benedyktynek
donosza : Przemysla. Jedna Z "a
konn'c, zapuszczaiac farba pod}oge,
zapali}a ma soble odzlenie spali}a
Fsle ma wegiel W stlaszDych meczar-
MICH, san1m jej pospieszono z POI
mooa.
49, Strsszna smlercia, i"nego t>l->
ko rodsaju, zgine}y dwie dslewczy-
ny " Pa}kucie, pod kt6remi za}a'
mai sic lid ma slizgawce. Do
kroniki tel zaliczy6 nalezy i wy
padek oblakania maszynisty kole~
jowego, ktdry pomiedzy Lwowem
i Stryiem, urzadzi} sobie sza!ona
jazde, zaoim zdo}ano &C ubezwfa-
dni6 zakutego " kajdany odstawi6
do szpitala. Take 6mierc
dwojga dziecl W dymie. " Lesniow-
each, Fpodczas pozaru " otatupie u
hrymowicza, a " koncu i wypadek
~postrzelenia p. Pasz< 70 wskiego ma
polo waniu W Pieniakach (oko{o
Brad6w).
KRAKOW Ma donlesienie je-
dnego z obywateli tKrakowskich p.
W. T. folicya aresztowa}a n~iejakle-
go Stefaua Boronla, kt6ry dop6-
n6g} do uprowadzenja jego cork l.
zawarcia pred nia m%afzehstwa, ma
kt6re ojciec ME chciaf zezwolit.
Mianowicie c6rka owego obywatela
~wyjeoha}a Z niejakim Janem Szcz.
rzezbiarzem do Ska}y " Kr6l. Pol
skim gdzie Boron przedstawi} sic "
%parafialnym urzed1ie, jake ojciec
panuy mfodcj, udziclajqcy pozwo~
lenia ma Stub cork.
LW0W. Pred wledenskim ssdem
przysleg}ych ODDLY Ia sc rozprawa
przeciw zranemuGna gruucie tutej- !
Sym Ruslnowi-anarchiscie, Micha-
}owl kezlnskiemu, kt6ry W niemie-
okim p,6mie acknowledgement Woh!-
stand fueralle, og}osl} artykuf, po..
chwalaiacv mOrd. d0kOnanv ma a.
sobie s. p. Audr.eja .Potocklego*
kozihski przyzna{ sic do autorstwa
q W obronle +w}asnej wy
obszernie anarchistyc:ne te
.rye: S~Ydziowiie przysiegli uwol~
iii go jednak cd why.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

POZNAN: Pan MARGIN Bjederr
mann kapi} na Dolnym slasku
cd Nlemoa Burchilka majatek
rycerski M odzanowo, W pow, syl
owskiu. obszaru fOOU m6rg
q odprzedal 60 p. L,psxiemu z G6-
rzna. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

POZNAN. Najprzew. 'admini~
strator dyeoezyi poznahskiej ks.
biskup Likowski mianowa} dxieka-
naml: ks. Michalskiego, prodzieka-
"a dekanatu Lw6weckiego; ks. Ma
nlckiego, prodziekana dekanatu
Lw6wskiego, ks. Manickiego, pro-
dzlekanatu kostrzynskieyo i ks. A.
damcsewskiego, prodsiekaaa deka>
natu kozmihskiego. - ~ 60 b. N.
umar} opatrzony Sakrameptami
6wietemi ks. s:anis}aw Nlezig,
pro boszcz " Brennls, dziekan deka-
natu wschowskiego " IS roku ~
cha a " a. roku kapiahstwa. Pro-
boszczem- W Brenn,e bY& cd l8-
81 r. !
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-01-21

KRZESLOWICE Duia ls Z. m.
v nocy pope}nlono W Paozaltow vi
each po}ozonych ma granicy rosyj-
skiej, okrutne @orderstwo. Jacya
|nieznani sprawoy wtargneli W no.
cy do domu kaczmarza Msurycego
Farbera i xamordowall kaoznarza,
TONG jego i s}uzaoa. Ma drugi dzieu
wydelegowana komisja sadowa
stwierdz1}s. ze Farbera przebito
" pierai, zon e jego ude~
rzoao " box, a s}uzaca zabito SIZE
klera. Slu1aca znalez'ono "a 81: fa
ubranismi. Sp1awcy NOR
zabrall wszelkie kosztov.
Przypuszozaja og6luie, ze
norderstwo to popean,ll p1zemyt5
!.
slEDLEC W nooy 2 unia 90 La
-
81 BIN. " pobliau stacyi Beroeto-1
vice kolei polessich, szajka handy
tdw napadia ma przejeidtajacych
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
TECHNICAL CHOOSES
DIAMOND MANAGER
Warren Spencer Is Selected
To Hold Down Job
Temporarily.

At a recent meeting of the board of
athletic advisors at the Mckinley Man
uaI Training School. Warren Spencer,
10, a member OF the football and base
ball teams at the school for the past
three years, was appointed temporary
manager of the baseball team and at
the same time instructed to make pre-
liminary plans for theNCOming season.
Although the action has not been
sanctioned by the athletic association at
the school, it is understood the ap-
pointment will be made a permanent one
in the near future
Manager Spencer has completed an
important deal by signing Charles King
an amateur player of the District. who
had charge of the team last season, TO
act as coach.
The schedule Will, according TO present
plans, include outside OF the regular
high school schedule, games with the
various amateur teams OF the District
II he secures the consent or the faculty
advisors Of the school, Manager spencer
will arrange a schedule of games TO be
played with Out-of-town teams during
the Easter holidays.
The appointment of Spencer as man
ager of the baseball team neceSSiJated
naming his successor as manager OF
the basketball five which he has man
aged for the past few weeks, At tht
suggestion Of Spencer, Jack Grlgsby, Y
was chosen to FIJI the position
GrigsDy will continue the work started
bv the former manager in arranging a
schedule and organizing quiut. Games
have already been arranged with al
local high schools, the Georgetown PrepS
and Friends School. and IL only remains
engagements for several out-ot-towr
games
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
ROPER TO DIRECT
PRINCETON SPORTS
Sweeping Change in Tiger
Athletic System Will Be
Made Today.

PRINCETON, Dec. 1s.-Many changes
in Princeton's football policy viii be ef-
fected at today's meeting OF the grad
uate advisory committee on athletics
Among other things 1t is expected that
the elaborate triumvirate scheme Of
coaching pursued this fail to complete
failure will be broken up and that
Princetons eleven Of 1910 viii be under
the charge of one man, supreme In his
authority, as has been the case In for
mer years
There is but little doubt that this
man will be William w Roper, 1902,
who has lust finished a most successful
sea son at the University OF Missouri.
1t Is known that Roper Will attend to-
DAYS meeting, and il is believed he VIII
then be elected TO Oil the vacancy on
the committee caused by the death OF
Cornelius &. Cuyler-
RumOT further says that Tracy Harris
will present his resignation to take ef-
feet Immediately, and that in the event
of its being profered either Phil King
or Walter c. Booth viii be elected to
succeed him. Both OF these last-named
men were coaches of this year 5 eleven.
The position which Roper viii be
chosen 10 fill is one that Is 70 be created
for him, director of Princeton athletics.
The duties % this office will, OF course,
necessitate his residing In Princeton
throughout the year. He viii have &C
tive control of all sports and will be
uncovered to appoint the coaches of
the various branches. In the event OF
Roper's appOintment-and there is hard
IL the shadow Of a doubt as TO its going
through-he will take uD his work i'm
mediately.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
CLAY TO CAPTAIN
NAVY GRID TEAM
Selection of Halfback AS
Next Years Leader
Popular.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. I.-The men,
berssOf the Naval Academy football team
have elected Henry S. Mex Clay, Of
Ardmore, Pa, captain for 1910 Clay has
played halfback for che Academy team
in most Of the games Of the last three
seasons. He is a clever and hsadv
player. and his work has been rnarKeo
by good temper and sportmanship.
Previous to the election il was neces-
sary to amend the constitution OF the
Navy Athletic Assets ton, so as 70
designate those to receive the yellow
~ and who are eligible TO vote in
the captaincy contest Heretofore. II
was conferred upon only thos9 vvho had
played in a game against the Military
Academy. The cancellation Of this gam
made a new method necessary.
Those who received ms" were:
Meyer, Brand, Reinicke, Richardson,
Reifsnider. Clay, Dalton, Sowel, Cobb,
Carey, King, Loftin, and Niles.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
CORNELL ANNOUNCES
BASEBALL PROGRAM
Ithaca Nine Has Excellent
Schedule for Diamond
Season.

ITHACA. n. Y, Dec. 1s-CorneWa
baseball schedule for the coming sea
son is: April 9, BucIneI, at Ithaca
April 70, Niagara, at Ithaca; April &c.
Vermont. at Ithaca; April - Holy
Cross, at Worcester; April %. Column
bia, at Ithaca; April q, Penn. State, al
ithaca; April 80. Amherst. II Ithaca,
May 4. Williams, at Ithaca May Z
Dartmouth, at Ithaca; May y, Dart
mouth, at Hanover; May -, Amherst
at Amherst; May "A. williams, NJ Will
liamstown; May %. Oberlin. at Ithaca:
May n, Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia;
May %, Wesleyan. at Ithaca; May Is,
Michigan. at Ithaca: May 30. Pennsyl-
wanna, at Ithaca: June 4, Harvard, al
Cambridge; June IS Pennsylvania, al
philadelphia; June is, Yale, at New
Haven; June q, Alumni, at Ithaca
The Southern trip games are not yet
arranged.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
ISBELL TO MANAGE
WICHITA BALL CLUB

WICHITA, Kan. Dec. 1s.-John Hol-
IanI, formerly manager Of the Wichita
team Of the Western Baseball League.
today completed the purchase Of the
Pueblo Western League franchise and
team of sixteen players. Vie paid $500.
The franchise will be transferred TO
St. Joseph, Mo. Frank Isbell, who with
Holland owned the Wichita team. has
purchased Hollands interest Isben will
ask for his release as a member Of the
Chicago Club, Of the American League,
and will manage the Wichita Western
League team next season.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
YALE AND HARVARD
WRANGLE OVER DATE
Managers Cannot Agree on Place
For Third Baseball
Game.
Game.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Dec. B,-The
Harvard and Yale baseball authorities
ray have trouble deciding upon the
place TO play the third game Of their
series next spring. II one is necessary.
Harvard is in favor Of having the
game played at the American League
grounds in Boston, while the New Hay-
en- authorities prefer tie Polo Grounds
in New York. as in previous years.
Neither side seems inclined TO yield q
point at present. although 10 is said
here that Harvard sent out the Boston
proposition as a feeler 10 sea how the
Yale authorities would view the matter.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
HOGAN is BEATEN
BY JACK BRITTON
Chicago Lightweight Knocks Oppo-
nent Out in Fourteenth
Round.
Round

SAVANNAH, Ca, Dec. 1S.-Jack
Britton, Of Chicago, knocked out Patsy
Hogan here last evening, IN the four
teenth round Of a scheduled fifteen
round bout.
Britton was the aggressor in every
round, and had Hogan In trouble before
he stopped him Hogan was no match
for the Chicago lightweight, who fought
a good bout
Britton has beaten every one he has
stacked up against, and is IN line fer
a battle for the lightweight champion
shin.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
WILKESBARRE GETS
PITCHER McCLOSKEY

WILKESRARRE, Dec. 1S-Pitcher
McCloskey, Of the Baltimore team or
fHe Eastern League. has been purchas-
ed by Manager w. J. Clymer for the
VVEkesb1rre team Of the New York
State League.
Clymer also has deal under way
with President Fogel Of the PhTlhes for
Pitcher Vandyke and for Infielder
Starr.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
SYRACUSE CREW
MAY RACE NAVY

SYRACUSE, Dec. 1S.-At a meeting Of
the athletic governing board of SYRIA
cuSe University q communication was
read from officers Of the Annapolis
Naval Academy inviting Syracuse 20
row the Annapolis crew on the Severn
next spring
The communication was referred 20
the rowing committee. Syracuse rowed
Annapolis last wear and the year pre-
vious and it is likely the challenge Will
be accepted.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
DEFEATS
HYLAND IN KANSAS
Winner Too Clever for Westerner
In Fast Ten-Round
ROtIf

KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1s-Cyclone
Johnny Thompson clearly outpointed
Fighting Dick Hyland In a ten-round
contest here last evening. Thompson
proved the cleverer, landing with good
effect about two blows 10 Hyland's one
The latter was as game as usual, but
could not hold his own with Thompson
THOMPSON was awarded the decision
amid general approval
The Washington times., 1909-12-18

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-The president
of the American League was asked on
his arrival in Chicago to state his posi-
ton in such a manner as 10 prove
whether or not former telegram to
August Hermann, from Syracuse, n.
Y. has been misinterpreted by the Ma
tional League. The National League
had taken for granted that Johnson had
Withdrawn all objection to Ward.
This one ray of sunshine that perme-
ated the gloom into which the Ward
supporters have been thrown through
realization of the fact that Heydler Will
continue president, at least. until the
deadlock is broken, was advanced by
Hermann. Heydler's most staunch sup
porter. 1t was a telegram to the chair
man of the National Commission from
Ban b. Johnson. forwarded from SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. The big boss of the Ameri-
can League intimated that the depar-
tUre OF himself and colleagues indi-
Gated Enthusiastically that the young
major did not wish to influence in any
way its rival in the election.
Misconstrue Telegram.
John T. Brush, president Of the
Giants, Immediately bounced upon the
rissive and had it Incorporated into
the minutes of the meeting. fathering a
resolution that the said telegram be
given the press. together with the warp
ed intimation that Johnson had backed
down in his fight and was willing 10
submit to John NJ Ward as a member
of the national commission. The sud
den chest expansion of John T. 5 pawns
is said 10 have dangerously loosened
the vest buttons of c. Webb Murphy
and Charles II. EDhets
Here is Johnson's telegram to Herr
mann verbatim:
American League club owners have
left New York This should indicate
forcibly to you and your colleagues that
we do not wish to influence or embarrass
in the slightest degree your organization
| In the election Of an officer"
Where any but the most sanguine OBJ
| timist could detect in such a cOmmuni-
cation a retraction on the part of 3. b
! Johnson Is hard to perceive. johnson
stated before leaving for Chicago that
ne was unalterably opposed 10 John NJ
/ Ward That such q shrewd politician as
I Mr. Brush should so cOnstrue the pur
port of the telegram IS scarcely credit
/ ed. The action OF the Giant boss II
| accepting such as an apology is gen
/ orally believed TO indicate a slight " ".
/ ering that may solve the presidential
| problem today.
Ranlon Suggested.
One Of the chief arguments Of Messrs
/ Ebbets and Murphy for Mr.. Ward wal
( the fact that he was opposed by John
son. Many believe that Heydler viii b'
/ the first compromise candidate ad
vanced, while others think Ed Hanlor
will figure In the final reckoning Al
! agree that both Ward and Brown art
| extremely long shots. as result of yes
I terday's futile tactics among the mag
/ mates After five hours OF bitter wran-
1 Cling and after three ballots had beer
cast, the eight club presidents wer,
deadlocked as on Thursdays adjourn
! ment.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
MAY ERECT SIGNS
FOR THE MOTORIST
Bill to This Effect to Be Pre-
scented i nMaryland
Legislature.
By HARRY WARD.

AS the many fine roads leading
through Maryland are used by hundreds
of Washington motorists, they are vi
tally interested in the news that a bin
making it compulsory for the city, com
y, town, and village authorities in
every section OF Maryland to erect suit
able signs and signpOsts tor the guild
ance Of motorists. has been drawn up
BY Col. Sherlock Swami. a member OF
the Maryland Automobile CommissiOuk
II viii be presented at the coming ses-
sion OF the State Legislature, which
conYenes in January, and strong pres
sure VIII be exerted by the motoring
fraternity to bring about It's passake.
me bill prescribes that the officials
referred 70 shall erect and maintain
al or near the boundary lines OF ali I'm
portant roads leading out OF the cities
ana villages. and at every place OF IN
tersection OF important highways in the
countless guide posts for the direction OF
motorists These posts are TO b. not
less than eight feet high. and near the
upper end Of them shall be placed signs
OF metal or wood which shall contain
IN plain letters and figures the names.
OF the next towns or places 10 which
each road leads. the number or miles n
the same and the figure Of an arro-
pointing toward such towns or places
The enactment Of the proposed law viii
be great boon to the motorists Of this
city.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
CAN'T TELL WHAT
THE ANSWER IS
JohnSon's Messages Confuse
Readers of Both Camps
and Cause Trouble.

have not receded one iOta from
my position on the matter. The
American League continues TO be OPP
posed to Ward and the methods OF
Brush and Murphy. ! will never sit
on the commission with Ward - he In
elected. BAN ID. JOHNSON.
The Washington times., 1909-12-18
Milan viii have to bat better than 200

Milan viii have to bat better than 100
II Heydler is not elected president
it is 10 be wondered whether the Ma
tional League viii be so foolish as to
appoint another secretary-treasurer. He
is the most capable man we know to-
day for the position. His work does
not mean the answering of few let
ters al the dictatiou OF the boss, but
the looking after the practical admin
istration of the affairs Of the league.
Also, Heyller is asked a thousand ques-
tiOns every yec- Of the most intricate
and technical nature, not only BY men,
bers Of his league, but by baseball men