davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

The New York Tribune is disposed
to argue that the mule should no
longer be used as the Democratic en-
blcnl. Taking the wrangle within the
ranks of the Democratic minority in
Congress as Il text, it argues That
while the mule is all right as far as it
goes, Il more fitting emblem would be
two mules travelling in opposite direc-
tons Better still would be tw" cats
tied together by their tails and slulg
over Il clothes line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

The very newest of the 'unlNcrsal
languages is Ilo, which now comes to
the fore to dispute the place which
Esperanto has been holding since
crncc And after Ilo there VIII b."
another. and in the meantime the
cumbersome and illogical English
language continues to be spoken ahd
written by an increasingly large pro-
portion of the worlds inhabitants and
make it the really universal language
at the future.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

Isn't there beautiful consistency and
logic III the attitude Of the Demo-
cratic minority in Congress. when it
meets in caucus and SOlcmnly agrees
not to accept any committee appoint
mcnt at the hands OF Speaker Cannon
unless the appointment is approved
by Champ Clark of Missouri? That is.
after shouting themselves hoarse over
the .onc-man power" of the Speaker,
they proceed to give all the power, as
far as their own party is concerned, to
one man from Missouri.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

Strictly on his merits. of course, and
without the use of family influence, a
22-year-od member of the Gould
family has been elected IL director OF q
great railroad system. On the other
hand, it was no doubt wholly by pull
that Il men who began his railroad
career as Il section hand was this week
elected president of Il Michigan rail-
rA,aIn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

There is no accounting for the way
those curious Japanese people do
things. Finding that it is up against Il
big deficit the government proposes to
make Il saving of nearly $205,00O,0O0 in
the expenditures of the next two years.
Most nations would never have thought
Of that simple device.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

A girl in New York was stricken
dumb the other day when she learned
that her hance had married another
young woman. The doctors say tnat
she will recover her voice. and when
that comes about it is a safe bet that
she will make up for lost time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19
Daily kenneber Journal
ESTABLISHED 1925

No notice whatever will b taken Of
unsigned communications.
The journal cannot be held RESPONSE
BILE for the preservation or return Of
rejected communications.
Address all communications relating
to subscriptions and advertisements
to BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publish
ers, Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

Hereafter persons not belonging to
the naval establishment receiving per-
mission to photograph war vessels or
navy yards will be required to furnish,
without cost. duplicates of all pictures
taken. Moving picture. films are in
cluded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

The latest style Of grown, with five
hundred buttons and bnttonholes IN
the back. is enough to drive husbands
to despair and drink-Boston Herald.
But think how much worse 1T would
Dc if there were 800 buttons and only
400 b,IttonhOleS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

David Lambuth, in the Re.le~ s.taI
Reviews, states that "Cnlia IN.
weakness has been her lack " III M
consciousness. This is to be euis s,,,ce.
a common education, by postai s''
telegraph and railroads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19
Friday, March 10, 1909.

The king of the New York chefs
Those who have been paying SO each
for Georgia 'possums will be inclined
to doubt this.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

The new contracts alone. made last
year by the New York Edison Com
pany. numbered 94,S31, aggregating an
equivalent of 2,765,616 lamps of sixteen
candle-power, consuming fifty watts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

The carrot grows spontaneously
throughout Europe, Asia Minor. ST.
IBERIA, northern China. Abyssinia,
northern Africa, Madeira and the
Canary islands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

The Pepperell company Of Biddeford
is getting ready to eXpend IA half
million dollars in enlargng and i'm
proving its plant. The additions will
consist of a new weave mill and new
storehouse, and the work is to be
started right away. The addition Of
the new weave mill will give employ
ment to a largely increased number
of employees and, with enlargement of
the plant in other directions, Will
greatly increase the output of the
mills. Plans for the new mill and
stOrehouse are already made. in fact
have been for sometime. so the Bidd"-
ford Record is told. portion of the
supplies to be used in the construction
of the new buildings have been
bought. and as soon as the treasurer
of the company, who is now in Europe.
returns active operations will be
started. This information comes from
thoroughly reliable source and the
Records informant states that the
money outlay involved will approx
mate half million dollars. The new
weave mill is to be built down by the
canal and its dimensions are to be
3S5x135 feet. From this alone an idea
can be had of the extent Of the en-
largement. To make room for the
new storehouse the boarding house
block on Pearl street extending from
Lincoln to Smith streets is to be torn
down. the new building occupying the
entire site.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

Benjamin Frank Wright Of Park
Rapids. Mimi, who has been elected
judge of the fifteen judicial court of
Minnesota. is former Maine maa.
He spent his boyhood in Lewiston,
was graduated from the high school
in the class of 1879. and from Colby
College in SO. He studied law in the
offices of Savage & Cakes. and later
with Hon. William Il. Haines of
Waterville. Twenty-one years ago
Mr.. Wright went West. where he has
had most successful career.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

Members of Castine and neighboriry
oranges in meeting last week, after a
lively discussion, decided that a
woman was of more value on farm
than a Wheelbarrow This is certainly
encouraging. The woman is fast com
ing into her own. Before very long
we may expect to find some grange
seriously debating the question
whether the woman on the farm is a
necessity or a luxury
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

Bar Harbor is practically certain of
a visit next summer from the New
York yacht club fleet on it's annual
cruise. and is hoping for visit from
some of the Warships.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-19

1t is a pity that there is small pros
pect of catching the miscreant who
deliberately wrecked that train al
Lewiston late Tuesday night
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17

iid) am 9ienitdg Mittdg. Sin
@runo 5t oieier 8ot lit nidt eriift-
lid. @r fam INT Mittag beim uno
floete iiber &opfi6mer5en, gloubtt
aber, ooB biele poriiber eeben mir
SEN, mernl er iid etlpas btnlege.
8olo ooronf fiel ein ShuB uno alS
feline Srou utlb 4 &inoer III 6os
3ilnner eiltell fonoen iie i'm bereit5
tot om 9ooen liegen. 9ierolf Das
ionlt BON gan5 beiterer 0ispoiitiol'
uno Iebr beliebt, mesbalb es idlper
lift, Sen @runo SIT oieiein S6rIttf
alt1 lrr 5u obrletl.
Srau Soiie 9tib @attin oes
Serrn 81. 9. Gib BON @rapelarb,
ltarb plobli6 ullo ltnernartet OIL
eil1eln su1eenleioen lpabreno iie III
einem Stubl iuB uno ouf einen $50
gen lpartete, Der iie, ibren @etteil
uno lire gltern na6 Ser 8abn btill=
gen Ioute, Inn cine Geiie enquire.
ten. Die 8erItorbe1le mar 81 SoDrt
alt.
Sehs Troops" Der 3. &apnl.
lerie, beltebeno aus 1884 Warn, Il
Offi5iererL eilem Sierar5t, eiltcn1
eriten 2ieutenant oes meoi5iniidJer
Corps n1lo 6 Mitelieoern oes 5oipi-
tols-Gorps, fanen am Witttpo6 oo!
Sort Glorf bier an uno mtroen in
Sort Sam Souiton i~tationiert.
- 9as &ino ban Serr1l u1f
5rau @iaiam 9deiot melde einiae
Weilen BON ser Staot auf eiaes
Sarm pobnen, ltarb, mabreno es ii
Ser ct. ssoiepbs Stride getauft mur.
oe. Die gltern lpuBten, oaB oas
&inb franf NOR, bielten Die &raaf.
belt ober nibt fir beoeiteno.
= Geo. Sennefielo erbtelt $1,000
Shaoenerias gegen s. 6. @iaimll:
5neeipro6en, megen 8erlesungcn
Die er iih BEL ser @rbeit fir 2esterel
5nge5ogen batte.
- 9as 8rpbibitions- &agne-
&omite bat ii6 iest audi uMooirr
Bictures4 5ugelegt, Inn feline 3eltnpr
trage intereiia1ter au MADDEN.
@ugenia Snonsfp muroe oil
na6geindte Sdeionng BON @bplf Z
Siuonsfp 5ugeitanoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17
NIItrIci.

Die San Mntonio CONNER.
MormnIibuIe begam nit 21O Stu.
benton uno man lit an leitenoer
Stege Der u%eber5eugung, oaB oie
3nbL mGbreno oes &urius bon 6
Mohen auf $50 iteigen miro. als
Sebrer finb angeiteat: 50. 3. Wao-
oera, superintendent Ser geepiae
Gdulen, Hbpiif uno SIdden-@ eome.
fino Erigonometrie, George Barter,
Der 2odbarot ShuIen @eometris
uno Irigeometrie; George Barter,
1rincipnI Der SoDers Sodidule,
@effihte unb gudbaItung; 8. ".
Yfeiffer, San antonio 9odlhulc,
Gbemie; Maribaa Sobnion, San Nm
tonic 9odidule, engliid unb Sc.
ididte.
Wittpob morsen fano in Ser
ct. Soiepb 9aae Die ShluBfeier oes
ct Sofepb's College itatt. Gas
Yrogram umfaBte cine Neibe III
tereffanter Nummertl, unterI ibneg
aiif aablreide oentide 9e5itatiouer
un0 6eittihe 2ieoer. Inter ben 8or-
tragen0en uaren: S. Saedle, 6.
9enfeI, S. Sultenflis> SO. 9beis, ".
6nn5aI, ST. Garle, ". Sabn g..
Gmeenep, SO. MueIer, 90. Brett, e.
garIe, 90. SuItenfus, 6. SalRrins,
6. Tbuet, q. Ssuetger, 6. Gbrfitiaas.
g. Gmig, u. Guebn, $. Sueiiel, s.
Sdnnbe, 8. Seboier, @bas. Marr,
6. MueGer uno 6. Ghmegmault.
Der Sdlahter grnft 0ieroii
2o04 Soma StraBe mobnbaft eridob
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17
Kantate.
6oman aus Dem 2eipsiser 2ebeu bon
MmnD 8otbe.
(1ortiebilna.)

Sic miilien leben," tonte ou pIot
lid cine tiefe Stimme in 4arleens
Weinen binein uno Holf Mebner1
ltano mittell I'M 3immer, iein SIM
al Der Sano, oas nit ieinen idlpar.
gen Sommtaugen 81 inn ouflade1a
&arleen un0 Hidle l6redten auf
als &olf 10 ploblih Dor ibnen Itono
Or aber ltredte beioen Die SGnot
entgegen uno iaate, Die ounflen Mu.
gen felt mo befebleno. auf &arleel
geribtet:
o5ie milien leben, &arleen Ser.
manu-" uno leile lpie ein Saud) tra'
es oann nod ibr DIR: Sir mid.
Sotte er oas mirflid geiagt?
gerpirrt uno ~geangitiet iab Scar.
Teen 5u inn auf. @ie oieier Wsonl
oob ibr gqn5es 9enfen ltno Silu1t
gefarlgen nabml
Srobbem lie felt Ser llnterreouae
ouf Dem alten Srieobof MIR bier mi
oa einige gleihgiiltige @orte nit i'm
getpe6lelt batte, mie es Ser gelea.
idaftlihe 8erfebr nit iid) brodte.
fiiblte iie bod oas uniidtbare galo.
oas lite unaufloslih feiielte. Thu
niemols empfano lie bieles @ebunoerl-
lein .itarfer ais bier in Dem %fleilei
Sauie, mo- iein aino lebte, oos 4illo
oos leine gauge ltiirmiIde 3drtlidfeii
iiber 8arleen ausi6iittete.
4uf ieBt brangte iid Die fleirt
Sela mieoer 51rtlid IN &orleens SIR.
me,
u9u Sante,@ idnleid)elte tie, gu
muBt Sela piel lieb baben unb ipenli
Wamma niht mieoer fomlnt, barn
nuBt 3u Selas Mannlo peroea
gopa fann Gid ia fein bitten, eelt,
Bopole?"
Sn Golfs gntlib itieg ounfel oas
Slut. fait 5Qrnig 5og Ell bas beitla
au fmeiltenoe &ino bon &arleen bin.
meg uno eebot Itrere; nSofort gehlt
Oh binaus, Oh ltnort. Isle fnnnit
0n Die Sante 10 unerbort belditieen. .
2alt aufipeineno lief Dos Gino sur
ibrem gefranften 9iebltne.
Holf unb &nrleen ftanoeu iif]
idmeieenb geeeniiber.
sd iegne ben 3ufoa,~ nobm or
fenoli6 nit roll6er Gimme oas @ort,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17
Tranen, Die benedict ,uerben.

9ieie an5iebenoen Srauen Die il
liebli6 bon @elidt, Sorm unb Sem,
perament iino, perben BON oenen be.
neioet, Die linen glei6 iein modJtcn
Sine i6ma6e frariflihe Srau i%it.ner.
bos unb erregbar. unberoalliGfeii
uno Nieren-@ifte 3eieen iib tn Sic
den, gldsdell Saut-MusidlGgen mn
einem idledten Seint. Sir ioltbl
bemirft @leftrif 8itters @nnoer.
0aIielbe reeuliert Magen, 2cber.
Nieren, reinigt bos 8lut, giebt iturft
Nerben, belle augen, reinen 4tbcnl
melde iommtne Sai,t lnb if5ncl
Seint. @iele rei5enbe Srauen Der
oonfen ibm @eiun6heit unb Sd)1n.
belt. Soc bet alien 8ruaaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17

booenitdnoig tparo, Der Geie bieie 8e-
i6i6tel1."
@Q6ter uno 4n8ei9er"
in Glenelano, Ohio:
uSreunben bon gr3ablungen aus
Dem oeutld-omerifonii6en Sebell
fonnen oieie @eididten empfoblen
meroen. Sic perani6auli6en mo-
mentli6 Dem ni6t fiber Dos Staoti=
ide binansgefommenen 9eutl1et IN
@merifu moll6es Stiid oeutiben Be-
bens biersulonoe Don Dem er li6 TO-
melt feine red)te 8oritellung mache!l
fonnte. gr miro einett gart5 belonoe-
rem Hei5 IN oieIen lebensmarmen, Oe=
oiegenen @ei6id)ten filoen.
v0os IS 0 d enbIatt" IN Gbl=
cago:
.s6on gleid oas erlte 8ilo Ser
erobe 8ro5eB III @rono 9rairie"
ninmt ults in ieiner gan5en Nutiir-
lidfeit, ieiner Natureetreubeit, Dem
unuiQfiirli6en &ei5, ben cine Shil-
oerung oes Eionierlebens uniercc
Gorganger in BEN pier5iger uno finn
5iger Sabre auf inns etlpas romae-
tii6 angeball1te 9eltti6e ausiiM,
gefangen uno, obne auf5ulteben, le-
len mir ulls our6 oie gauge 80
Seiten longe gr5dbluug ullo fa(eu
nit SeiBbltnger iiber sic folgenoea
Der. Die Moeqer'idel1 Sc
ididten boben Ben 8or5l1g, ooB fie
nnideineno mirflih @eidebenes =
Selbiterlebtes llno Dem @erfolier @r-
5dbltes = ibiIoern uno bag in Ell
mem 9eutih, oos pirflih mliitereiil-
tig uno unbeoingt rein it,"
p&erkbere's @eefIp4 i'll
Seem Orleans:
"Moeller's latest book is a collection
of short stories called "Grand Prai-
rie", all of which treat of the life OF
folk Of German blood in the United
States and more particularly in Texas
All o. them show feeling and keen Oh
s~ervation and in each is found at lea
one character whose quaint originality
is based on nature, is at no time forced
or just made upn. The style in
| which they are written does not lack
| simplicity or fine directness''.
Nadltebenoe teraniiden 3eitunsel
baben Dem Sud- al1erfennenoe We
ipredungell gepiomet: n8eI1epill
@ohenblatt4 uSelo unb Slur~ II
Dallas, u&atbolii6e Gunoi6ou"
v9eu=grounfelier 3eitung", oSeru;
9eutihe 3eituue" in Soniton
"Seras Staats5eitung", .@ae,
Soft, "Sermamlsiobn in Geras"
u9eutide 3eitung" III @ictorie
v@on5oles 8eform", uGeros @olfs
blatt" lit 8renbom y6rieOri6sbrr
ger @o6enblatt" u9eutib=teroniid;
Wonatsbefte", u9eutide &unoihau'
in Guero, uyforo Seros Yreiie" il
3allas, sort 8ortb @n5eiger~ u2e
Grange 0elltihe 3eitune", y@io
oings Oeutihes @olfsblatt" mi
uSaplor Scroll. 2eioer nlonacl
es an Gaum, I'm ole Oieie, teilneii,
re6t longen @rtifel gum Nborrlf 81
bringen.
3as Sud- 1T gum greiie bon $1.O(
n1geb., $1.25 geb. bonn Gerfolier
9ugo Moeller, Go 5reie 8reiie iii:
Seras, San antonio, Seras, 5lr Be
laieben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17
&rafeblmader 6inausaemorfen.

Wenn Elm 2eioe10er an Magenm-
Idperoen Or. Sings SEEM 2ife BiGs
nimmt, lit er frob, bob feline 0pspep-
Tia nno ltnperoallihfeit binnlsflieei
-aber nod mebr, er freut ii6 aud,
iiber leinen neueu, feinen Mppetit
Starfe Nerfen, aeillnoe &raft una
oas Mles, neil Waeen, 2eber unf
Nieren ridtig arbeiten. Csc BET AFTER
9rltgaiIteit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17

oeit aomites, iotuie oen 2eI,.
rer1t uno Stuoenten Ser oeutid)e1l
Sprade germ meiteren &ut. Nan
lpenbe it'd gefl. an
@m. 8 gihbol5, Guero, 8or-
lisenoer,
@nt. @ieier, gm @oreos, Seros,
ooer
6. ST. Sefebuibt @olpeiton, 5ero5.
9ie oeuti6en 3eitungen int Stoatc
iiuo eriubt, oieien artifel in ibrell
Spolten 5t peroffentli6en nno oie
2ogenzS efretare limo eriltdt, oelriet-
ben in Der 2oge 81 perlelen 5nr al-
gemeinen &erntnisnabme Der Mit=
dlieoer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17
CUR Grbaltmns Der bentiden
Spradle.

WY
Som &pmite fir oeutid)e Sprat,
0es Sroens Der Sermannsiobne geb
uns naditebenoe 3ui6rift gu:
Sn Der leBten Sibung Der @rpB
loge 8. 8. $. g. in @olpeltol
muroen folgenoe 8el6liilie gefaBt:
/. Seoe 2oge inn Staate Sero:
ion Elm &pnnite BON orei Mitglieoerl
%ernennen, meldes ols
o&omite fir oeutfde Sprade@
befannt iein ion.
IS ioQ Die 8fliht bieles &on1ite.
leir, 6afiir Gorge 81 tragen, 6aB 81
oeutide Sprahe an ieinem Blabe i
piel als MIR irgeno mogli6 gefDr
bert peroe unb stpar
a. I'M aageneinen 8erfebr ulte
Der 8riioern llno Sdapelteril, Joni
i'm Salie,
b. onr6 llnterri6t in Den offenr
liden S6ulen nno our6 gtablic
rullg oeutider Sommerifulen.
= ourh 8erei1igune offer oeilt
iden 2ebrer I'M County.
Dieie ionen III Dem Gpuutp=9eb
rer=Snititut oafiir nirfen, oaB on je
benz Gage Der Sisungen oelielben
cine Stunoe Der beutiden Spradj
gemiomet meroe, nobel Ole Grin
oung zines oeuti6en 2ebrer-S taats
Derbanbes beiproder u1io peron.ab
peroe.
o. Die oeuti6en gefrer Ioaen 81
Staats= aOnpentioneft ser Gebrer be
lnfen, es ioa Elm ieoes County na
rim Dertreten Iein uno einen
9entld)Seranii6en 2ebrerperbano
griinoer.
q Dieter Gerbnno Ioa @orihlag
maden, oaB Der oelltl1e ltnterria
IN allen Sdrlet bes Staates gleid
maBig erteilt meroe uno oaB Di
gleiden Bidder IN allen Sd)ltlel
eingefiibrt perben.
g., @uroe empfoblen, DOB 81
oeutiben 2ebrer uno porgelf)ritteael
S6iiler Hreisaufiabe ihreiben, 81
an oas @roBlogen=&omite fir belt
Idle Sprahe ein3ulenoen 1inb, iii
oieies &omite entibeibet, neldc
aufias ben Yreis bon $40 erbalteI
1oa.
&ein Yr1lnierter erbdlt Den Yrai
5peimal. Die pramierten Mufiab
meroen i'm u@ermannsiobn DO,
Seras" per0ffentlift nno lolen quo
iolfe n%eroffertIid)t meroen, melE
ais beion0ers lobensmert bonn &onit
befunoen nerben. Mle gufidbe blei
ben gigentum Der @roBfoge.
Solde Hreisausifreibungen iolel
Dierteljdbrlih gernndt meroen.
gas @roBlogen-&omite fir belli
Idle Sprade ihlagt ferner Dor, 90
ON leoer gommer-Normali6ule eli
oeutider 2ebrer arigelteat iperot
Dem jeben Gag cine Stunoe mdf
reno Der eall5et Galter Der Se1iio.
befpiaigt neroe, Inn ltnterriht il
Der oeitiden Sprahe 81 erteilcr
un0 tit fir 0ieien 3mef bereits eli
@eillh an ale 2eiter Ser Somlnet
Normolidulen i'm Stoate gefan6
mor6en.
IS meropn iebt iiberaa oeutid)
2ebrer geiuft uno iollten aae inf
gen Wauner unO Sungfrauen, 81
iid) Dem 2ebrfah miomen molerl, a
Dem Oeittid)en GURUS ~teilnebmen.
BUR 6oroerune oieies 3pede
iino bon Der @roBloge mieoeritt
800 pro Sabr fir Ole 5mei folgenoe
Sabre CUR 8erteilune an Die Stu
benton Der Oeutihen Sprad)e IN Be
terqniiden Hormalidulen uno De
ltniperiitqt belpiaiet lporoen.
aein oeuti6er 0roen, feline oelit
f6e Stride nod 8erein in Seras 51bl
10 piele Mitglieoer als Der Oroe
Der Sermomsiobne uno lit es lem
beiligite Gflid)t, fir Die Grbaltlnl
nno 4usbreitune Der oeutihen Sprc
DIE gu iorgen; oenn feline eigetl
Griiten5 b6ngt bapon ab.
9as 8roBlogen-aomite erteil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-06-17

Nus 6ouiton intro Der SOB
BON Senrp 8olf, einem betonnte,t
oeutiden 8epobner Ger Staot. ge-
meloet.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-20
National League.
JEFFRLES TRAINING HARD

CARLSBAD. Sept, 20.-James j.
Jeffries is here at the Villa Columbus
His wife is taking the Carlsbad cure
for an indisposition that has annoyed
her for several months. Jeff looks to be
in grand condition. He said today:
My doctor advised me not to take
the cure, as | did not need it. l take an
Occa sional glass of felsenquelle water.
1t is bum. | am neither better nor
worse for it. You need to have faith
for anviof these cures to do you good.
They are not for mine.
Il am working every day at the Or
pheum. and am following a simple re-
gime. | rise at 6, then go out for two
hours road work, returning about g..
After a little massage and a short rest
to cool my stomach. l take breakfast
consisting of porridge. Occasionally l
have couple of eggs.
"Afterward | take walking exercise
and am not home until three, when l
go to the gym. always for ninety min
utes and sometimes for two hours l
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FIVE PITCHERS DOWN AND OUT

Every baseball season sees the de-
cline of some great ones of the dia-
mOnd. This season has been noteWOr-
thy because of the number of once
great pitchers who have been stamped
as passed in the fast set.
Jack ChesbrO Carl Lundgren. Nick
AltrOck, Posse Tannehill and Tom
Hughes. five falling stars. have flashed
across the baseball sky to sink into
dimness or darkness Of retirement
Greatest among them is Chesbro. He
reached the zenith Of his fame in 1904,
when he pitched the New York Ameri
cans to within one game of the pen
nant. He really pitched the pennant
away. as we'll. because it was wild
pitch that gave Boston the deciding
game In that season Jack, the MAIN
stay of the club pitched 80 games. and
Won f. of them.
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take no meals until during the whole
day until o'clock dinner, which con-
sists mostly of chicken or wild game.
don't know soup, but have plenty
of vegetables. l do not eat potatoes
and drink no spirits.
My present weight is from 226 to
% pounds. l am in bed at o'clock
every night. | have done no hard
training as we know it in America.
The people here don't know who I am
or what 1 am training for at the Or
pheum. They charge me the big sum of
forty cents an hour.
Il am sailing for New York in OctO-
Der. The date is not yet fixed. But
when | go back | will meet Johnson.
Il have several friends here. includ-
ing Nat Goodwin and five or six from
Los Angeles. Many Americans come to
the Orpheum while | am training. /
like Carlsbad very much l made
$4,000 in the last twenty weeks before
left home. | will do my last training
tomorrow. after which I start for
Paris
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be in the position to make a similar
claim.
There is this difference, however,
FitZsimmOns was undeniably the peer
of all contempOraneOus middleweights.
Ketchel, while usually hailed as cham
plan of his class. has not an altogether
1awless title. Sam LangfOrd is able
to fight under middleWeight conditions,
and until he secures Langford's scalp,
Ketchel cannot regard himself as the
undisputed kingpin of 15S-pound men,
Following this line of reasoning, it
seems as though strange possibilities
hinge upon the result of the ketchel
Johnson contest. If Ketchel wins, he
will be both middleWeight and heavy
weight champion. and if he loses to
Langford later, the latter will enjoy
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Chesbro's Great Pecord.

That year he established the record
of consecutive games won for pitchers
in the American league, with a string
of a. Ed Ruelbach has just escaped
passing it in the National organization,
the Giants clipping his wings after
fourteen wins. Early in the season Ed
worked like one of the backsiders.
Chesbro was born in 1874 in North
Adams. Mass. He joined the Spring.
field club of the Eastern league in 1895.
and in 1896 he went with the Roam ~.
Va. team. Richmond got him the next
year and the following year the Pitts
burgs bought him. He was the leading
pitcher of the National league Whil,
with the Pirates in 1902. and tn X Pirate
fans idolized him.
He Joined the Yankees in 1903 and Tie
next year he made himself the most
talked-of pitcher in the country with
the great work touched on in the fore
going