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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
Kathryne Alma schach.

Died-at her home, Ironton, Mo-,
after long and painful illness, Sat
urday, December Is, 1909, at $3.50
A. NJ, Mrs. Kathryne Alma Schacb.
aged 81 years, 6 months and 5
days. The funeral was held Sun
day at 2 P. M, the services being
conducted by Rev. DR.. Stitt. The
remains were inferred in the Ma
sonic cemetery, a large concourse
attending.
Deceased was born and reared
in Ironton. She was the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. M. Reel, be-
ing one of three children born to
them. The others, now young
men, survive, and, with their par
ents, feel, for the first time, the di-
rest affection known to those who
love in the tie of consanguinity.
The sympathy of the community
is theirs in their sorrow. Nearly
three years ago the daughter was
united in marriage to Louis j.
Schach, Vice President of the Lo-
PEE Store Co. Their married life,
until disease and suffering came to
mar their happiness, was ideal.
An elegant home, provided with
every comfort, was theirs, wherein
affection was cherished guest. 1t
was HOME, and the morning skies
of their married life were bright
with promise; but ere the MONDAY
the cast of gloom came upon them,
and alas! all too soon the night OF
death encompassed that home.
The gentler spirit, stript of pain
and grief, has gone, let us
hope, to that mystical, better
world the church promises to the
faithful in heart. Surely it is hers,
if it may be won through patience
in suffering-in abiding trust. To
him who is left to bear, as best he
may, the double burden put upon
him, who may attempt c~onsola-
ton? Only the soothing hand OF
Time can allay the anguish of the
stricken heart, and give strength
to the nerveless hand. In time he
will again take courage and again
essay the work laid cut for him to
do. For still
The world is fair, and though its peace bt
riven
By hatred, malice, envy, fear,
Ten thousand compensations us are given
For all the evils suffered here.
The aged, indeed, who have their purpose
served,
May lay them down to welcome rest,
Assured that, though from duty often swerved
OF that they willed He knoweth best!
But in the pride Of youth or manhood stronl
The wish to live and love and do
But gives us worth, and all is wrong
When we the sacred l~ife-trust rue.
The world is fair, and here on ev'ry hand
Are ours the richest blessings free;
IT'S God his gift, the beauty Of the land,
And His the wonder Of the sea!
uaAwwm-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
Carver Creek Items.

The weather is very disagreeable
at this writing
Jesse Sheriff., of Pilot Knob,
moved TO Hogan last week.
Mrs. Ida Swaringim, of Flat
River, visited her father-in law
last week.
Mr.. Adonis Pinkley, of Hercu-
lanenm, visited his parents last
week.
Mr.. Adolph Hill, of Tom Sank,
visited Mr.. Oscar Pinkley Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Burks, of Frederick
town, is visiting her parents this
week.
Our school is progressing nicely
under the control of Miss Ada
Barger,
Mr.. John Pinkley recently
bought a fine mare from Mrs
Profitt.
Mr.. JEFF Wilson, of Tom Sank,
is very low with pneumonia at
this writing.
Mrs. Jane Pinkley, of Black
river, visited her mother, Mrs.
Martha Sheriff., this week
MI. Ernest Weeks, of Lester vile,
called on Addie Pinkley Sunday.
CURLY HEAD.
eve can save you money
RpOwN'S
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
Arcadia Items.

The merchants here last week
/ had a good run of business. The
i delivery wagons were kept busy
from early morning until six or
/ seven o'clock at night.
MI. w. A. Fletcher, after a very
/ painful accident, is up and around
i again.
During the time of the wreck at
Iron Mountain, a week ago, two
Z passenger trains stopped here for
Z q half day, and without any pre-
: vious notice, Mrs. Finnemore was
! somewhat surprised to e all of
the passengers and the train men
! pouring into the hotel for break
fast. However, she soon had
Everything in readiness, and, as
usual, a good breakfast was pre-
pared for all.
The post-ofice at this place is
strictly up -to-date when it comes
ito accuracy of business dispatch.
lit is not in any of the term
ia lounging place for those who
wish to smoke and gossip. Such
aimproprieties are not tolerated,
tame the patrons govern themselves
accordingly,
DR.. Marshall, of Ironton, passed
through town Saturday. He had
hbeen out to see a patient.
r.. G. Knight and family are now
domiciled in their new cottage.
Miss Mamie Ringo recently
made q trip to st. Louis. Mrs.
Miller, who holds a life certificate,
,taught In the primary room during
Miss Ringo's absence.
Mr.. John Whitworth Is getting
, able to be up and around again.
Dixon Fletcher is paying cash
for ell kinds of hogs, and, 1t is
said, that he gets quite a number
Of hogs from the surrounding
country.
Mrs. Essie Newman, Of Ironton,
awas In town Saturday.
Marcus Yount was in Farming
kon Friday last.
Miss Velma Sutherland has been
eonfined to her room for the past
ghree or four days.
We were very much grieved to
learn Of the death OF Mrs. Louis
tSchach last Saturday. Her suf-
crings were very great, and no
Aoubt but that she Is at ease to-
day, safe In the arms of a loving
Savior.
j. r. and II. ID. Lewis came
Aown from st. Louis Saturday on
No. 23.
Mr.. Dixon was clerking fol
rnal Bros. last week.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
LesterViIIe Items.

Mrs. John Mills, who has been
down with typhoid fever, is, we
are glad to hear, convalescing'
Our school closed Friday night
or a vacation of one week, or
Until after Christmas.
Our teacher, Mr.. Fred Garter,
and family are going home to
spend the holiday vacation.
The farmers are getting busy In
the endeavor to get Christmas
money, and the hub mills of the
White & Hummel Co. have been
receiving over fifty loads OF timber
per day for the last week. -,
We are having the longest colo
spell for many years, at this season
of the year, so say the old resi-
dents, and splendid skating has
been furnished the boys for more
than a week past, but this will be
spoiled to some extent very soon,
as quite a number of our citizens
are going to put up ice this week,
and the ponds are so scarce, that
they will soon be cut over.
There are quite a number OF boys
in this vicinity, whose future is
not hard to predict, provided their
parents do not take them in hand
soon, before they get entirely
beyond their control. These same
boys make a pretence of going to
school and do spend a small por-
ton of their time there, but they
do not go for any good purpose,
but spend every recess and noon
houri in s%nowballing the passers-by
when there is snow, and at other
times, in yelling at and insulting
every passing teamster or pedes-
TRAN, and when the skating is
good, as during the past week,
they absent themselves from
school and spend their time skat-
ing and reviling every passer-by
in the most insulting manner
possible. We do not believe their
parents know of this, for they
are of good families, and the
writer hopes they will read these
few lines, and if that does not
prove sufficient, will pers onally
interview some of the parents.
HUBITE.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
Cranepond News.

The weather has been very cold
here for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Thomas Miller is visiting
relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Selinger made
a trip to lronton Thursday.
Mr.. Sid Miller went to Ironton
last week.
Mr.. Eli McLard has recently
moved to Robert Seals sawmill.
Miss Lottie Ivester called on
Miss Eunice Selinger last Sunday
week.
Mrs. Sid Miller spent the day
with Mrs. Robert Seal last Mon
day.
Mr.. Robert Seal went to Sabula
Thursday.
Miss Lottie Hawkins spent last
Saturday and Sunday with home
folks in Ironton.
Mr.. Joe Campbell, wholhas been
very i'll, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seal called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Selinger Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Eugean Seal is very i'll.
Miss Florence Miller, who has
been staying with her brother in
Leadwood, is home.
Mr.. T. B. Brown went to st
Louis last week.
Mr.. Lonzo Miller visited his
brother, Sid Miller, last Friday.
RAINBOW.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

NoTE-The precipitation includes
rain, hail, sleet and melted snow
and Is recorded in inches and hum
dredths. Ten inches Of snow equal
one inch OF rain. "T" indicates
trace Of precipitation.
w. II. DELANo, Observer.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
Gard of Thanks.

To the good people of lronton
and the Arcadia Valley who were
SO very kind to Mrs. Kathryne
Alma Schach In her long and
painful illness we wish to return
our most sincere and heartfelt
thanks. These dear people we
will never, never, forget. We
greatly appreciate the sympathy
shown us in our sorrow.
LOUIS j. SCHACH,
JOHN M. REEL AND FAMILY.
Ironton, Mo-, Dec. 20, 1909.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

Our Barber appears to have all
he can do these days attending to
the wants of his customers.
Madigan 4 Selinger, our livery
men, are kept pretty busy these
days. p.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23
Weather Report.

Meteorological report Of Volun-
tary Observer at Ironton, Iron
county, Mo-, for the week ending
Tuesday, December Fl, 1909:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

Immense stocks OF hosiery and
underwear for everybody-see the
values we give before buying.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

Come and see the Holiday Stock
at Adolph's jewelry store before
buying elsewhere.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

If you want pure, fine Candies,
90 to Collins, Arcadia.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

What to Get? You'll find the
a nswer in Lopez's Christmas ad.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1909-12-23

"We can save you money
Browns.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
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bss nsutu 81. arsu5 GrieDboies an
Der nOrbnsfIitsn gtaotarsnss TIT ali
ben 81. Observation-Disclosures. 6.
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bohm'fe 81. ersbiihof ielbf bic
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Observation-Disclosures IN maibin9icn Gouns
In nirb an udhftsn Wouice 0aA Ii
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fsisrlih bigaHgsH s5srosu. Tru6 um 7
ubr 1T bis srfss 81. W2eFe. i'm 9 uhr
5o6omi nit Osuiftsr 0usbigi. I'm
1870 eoaomi nit snsliitsr qrsoigi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

bsidltsn; nur piro tsin 9rieIier 6a
ieiH. Der ibH abiOlpirsn t0ante. Ssper
tam p~riodtim bic bI. Communion
empfnngen. 10 oft CT min; nur niro
teinprieIter oo Isin. Der oos 81. Sacras
ment ibdffen tonnts. Sseoes ainD lam
iid %prinatim firmsR laHsH; nur
pIro iein Sifhof oa isin. Der ibm bic
5irmuns fpeRoet. Seoer tam auf
Dem Sterbsbstte bic 81. Sarrdmenie
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tein qrieitsr oa Isin, Der lie ibm fpeH=
bet. SeOsr fann aud prtpdttm
beten, fopiel sr nil, mar pire tsin
9risIisr mebr oa isin, Der bic Sussno
anleitst gum @ebete uno lis uHterrinz
tet. ME man bstsn fou.
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lision 1T Yripatfahe" - nit Dem bic
SoeiaIiftsn auf ben gimpelfdna aus
seben, praetifh bsoeutet uno mas
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3uiunFtsFaat practiih nod BON Der
Religion SsIu 9briifi i'm golt iibria
bliebs Sarauf lam Ii6 nun Der 2eIer
IsIbf bic NntpOrt gsbsu. .lltinam"
qat ni6ts msbr bin5u5ufisen. lltinam.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

tag am Sonntds piro i'm 6oniisum
itattiin0en. oos Sibraum fir 10000
Yerlonen bat. 6oIeenoe fno bic 2be=
maia uno 3eouer: 1. 9epiutpmms
nun9sreoe pom ho6p. 6rn. Commits
iarius Sob. 9ettmer pon @6iedao; 2.
Die Sotb. Yfdrri9uls", Sr. Z. @.
6reuno o Springfield; 3. .Ner foa
mitbelfen an Der 90Euna Der i~ocialen
6raae". bodlp. pater Sranciscus
@aaie. .. +. a.. BON Solicit; A.
~&atbolif6e SingIinsspereine uuo bag
&ereiUsle6en iiberbaupt@, 6r. Sol. Z.
&eiter Chicago. 4uberbem gearibs
uug Der 0elegateu ieitens oes Wopors
Der Staot. iomie Muiit uuo @eIdna.
Der 5eitaoitesoisnit am Sountda,
Nloraeu miro beIonoers e~inorudsuoa
ieiu. 6ohp. y. 6erculan 3sua. 8.
J. 81. pm 4eorio, piro Die Teapres
oigt balten. 81 G6ren Der Delesattn
iino cine ll%nterboltung am Gonntals
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Wlonida 4beno Elm ~Gmpfanq" i'm
Stone 6ias @oroen. uno am Dinsiaa.
Radmittas eiHe 9cotfabri auF e;m
Sllinois SlGb %arran9irt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
/ GrsbiEdpSf Or. .. stein
uem 1lIimcE,en freiIina.. !.

Or. 5ran3 Soiepb b. Stein, Der bod
betaete Gr5biidof BON Miindens 5reis
ting, beFsn Qbleben oos Gabel am A.
BIS. msloete. purbe am 4. Qpril 1882
in benz unfrdntiIhen Stdbtden Qmors
bad esborsn. Rah 0onsnoung leiner
tbeOlOsiihen uHo pbilofop6iiGen Stu
bisn in War3burg erbislt er 1855 bic
prieItsrpeibe, pirtte oann einiQe Sab
re in Der Sssliorge in berldieoenen
baDriT6eu StGotsn uno mar bierauf
Don 1860 bis 1865 als Qebrer am
progpmnafum in Wiirs6urq tbGtiq.
4n Der oortiesn uniperft1t babilitirte
sr ii6 Johann dIs Decent Der Worals
tbsoloeis unb purbe 1871 proentIiher
profeFOr. SIN Sabre 1873 erfolqte
feline grnennung gum gii6of BON
Wir3burg. 9adbem sr bereits 1887
gum Rsi6srat5 Der baBeriis6n Groue
ernannt porben mar, murbe gr i'm
Sabre 1897 auf ben er5bild0fliden
Siubl in Wiinhsn bsrufen.
Der beremigts 9irhenfirT. cine
3isrbe bss bsuti6ldnoifdeu episcos
pats. bate in ben Isbten sSabrsn leines
Qebsus bic i6psrs girbe Der bifhoflis
li6en Miiros i'm poaften llmfunge gu
fiblen. Dom Wobernismus per-
fibsts grofsHoren an Der fatboliIden
tbeologiTden 6dcultdt in glanden,
mebrers qfarrsr ieiner Gr3bi03eis,
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fen battsn ~ elmer DON linen bate hd
iogar ols gerireter Der libsralen par
tel in ben banrifden Qanotoa erp6hs
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couieHioHens Stuatsihuie batten inn
bic lests 3sit ieinss 2ebtns ie6r Dsrs
bitisri unb isin UNI bas Mobl Der ibm
aHpsrtrauteH srobsn unb nihtiasn
Gr3bi03sis 10 isbr beIorstss 6emitb
nit Ihpsrsm Summer unb tisfIter
getrubnif srfilt. R. I b.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

lpurns. Der 81. @at,r belt Bel oieIsr
@elsssnbsit cine InIprehe, ii&r bic
oud bic Qrehe unierss 9anoss Nur0
oos @abel untsrri6tet muros. Isioer
.absr nur nit rpsniaeu, offenFdtIid
ans BEN 3uiammenbanse eeriHeHea
estsa5srungsn.
Der uDuit1noies authentifhe Mort
Iaut esr pGpitliden 4~subsrunaen bel
oisier @%sIsgsubsit lieat spar uo6 niat
DOr, isOOa inO uiy i'm Stanos. ans
ben nit Der erfopdifhen Bet einos
troffsnsn 8srihten oariiber SS~olaenoes
81 melosn. auf bic oerlelene 6ulois
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elmer 4nipro6e iber bic NfiHion un0
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nah ieiner 4niihi beItebsnoen aroBen
Srrthum isner heroorhob, nelde Die
Redte uno bic iocialsu Functionen Der
beioen 9efhletier alsihssltsut miNen
poleH. pSu Der bibliiden S60pf
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odB Soft bic 5rau pem Wanne slr
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bin5u, oaB es bel oieier Auffahuna
bleibt. Tas iOn aitt beoeuieno, ouB
bic 6rau cine Mdeo ooer cine 5tlapjn
oes Mannes 1T. tie lit @efGbrtiu.
Selferin, niht StIapin. niht 0ienerin.
9eridisoen iino Die 5unctionen. aber
gIsih eoei unb in oem einsiaen ,3ped
suIammenlaufenn. bic 6dmilie berdns
5ubilosn. Der Mlann bat nit ieiner
Irbeii bic Wlittel iu beIdafien, biz
6rau bic &inoer SO er3icbcn uno BEN
9duspeieu por3uie6rn. 0enii, pie
groB euer @influB auf bic Geels oes
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5omiIientreis binausssbeR uno BEN
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pelae bic 2brouen trodnen, bic
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fdIuB Der 6rouen n0this.
pgereinist t0nni SIR beHer Die Neae
finOen unb p~srfoIgta bic notbig finD,
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ten gut gu erfiillen. Der 8aiehismus
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bic Srrtbimer 3urldpeiien polt. Sbr
miibt Sud nit elmer peiterQebenoen
reIigi0Ien guItur ousriiIten. Damn
i0nnt Shr bic ainner treffli6 ousru.
ten. oamit ie bic Acknowledgement Sus
ridpeifsu t0nnsn. bic iebt tdgtdgli6
esgen bic STRIDE eerihtst merbeu."
Bius Der 3ebnte Iegte Den 6raueH
oann nabe. bic @ori6riften Der Qdba
gosit 81 befoIgen. meIhe i6nsn bas Grs
Siebungspsrt erlsidtsrn, bas ni6t in
8ifeu, 3drtlidteiten uno S6ldosn
beitebe. Riht minosr Dsrpiss sr auF
bic Oconomifde 9idti9tsit Der 6ouss
frau, in osren Sano Is oft eseeben
lei. ben materislsn Seesu in einem
6nmiIienbdusbolt berbei3uFubren.
Sum mathematician. fociolen unb
pirtbf1aftIi6en 8srtte srtbsilte Der
Papt oann ben apuitOIifhsn Seseu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

Biefuber ben Geiunobeits3uitanb pss
grin5sn Mar BON
pic 3llarna. Sa6f iir3lid Ders
mad5ridbten brsiisien idIimmsH
iber Vdhrihten iheiReH
prinJ Mar uHbserunpst oosr
poH Saablen bod ipsnisitsns tart
mnbesrinest. ibertrisben gu lslH.
Wis jsbt osuti6Idns
oiIhe tatbulil6e 9ldtter melosn. III
oer griH3 BON einem 9siud in GiHiis'
beln aou3 aefuno na4 5rsiburg gus
riid1efs6rt uno Bat bic 9orleiurgsn
bort mieoer aufgeuommsn. Der
.Quqsb. goit3tg." l6rsibt man aus
5reibura: Die aus DRESDEN SbnsH
8ugeeonqene 9adriht iibsr bas gsfiH'
ben Des priusen Wlar BON 5dnisD (oss
cine beoentlihe grtraniuns bss prIns
sen meIoetsn) iibsrItsist bsoeutsnp Oas
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nomiuen un6 iiinbi9t ioebeu ben Wls'|
berbeotnn ieiner @orieiungsn an. SoA'|
te az ptrtlih in DrssDsH 10 libel aus'|
eeieben bat en-. oaun tbut i9m @ottsubar|
oas Gina a. 5reiburs itbE po7li psni
ieine 6oure hIbsn mieo,Sr I9rs Z
5arbs aHgsuomh 'sH aB0
ne ngsbrehlihe 6altung" bat VA p0I
iidnoia Derloren. 8ie Sutar. Rha@1
ri6ten, Die iid nun jeoes ,Sa6r um 1N
Re Set mieoerbolsn, (unb aud bier, y
oerbreitet merbsn, B. 8.) habsB
sinsn lsidt 81 ourdidausnon
WeHH lie ben grin5su bsDss
gen. lid Elm penig msbr gu iaOHsH ans
feline 4Hhrensungsn III mdBissH. 10
fs ibrissug aud sinsR Rutsr
itiftsn."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
lpins X. Gber dc franen.

recbfe. las Geniraicomite pgs srit
unI1ugf gs9rlnosieH tai6olifhtn
frausnDsrbanoss 5talien mar asgta
Gnoe Ngril IN Rom Deriammeli Il. init
elmer qisa iraH56hfhtr 5rausn safams
r-sn. pahlts e siHs Ttpuiation aus
bic Dom papiis IN 4uDisn5 s~mpfaassa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23
urrrtmss 1lndIrtdItrn

peoria. 5n.-Qm {. Gonntas. Won-
tao u. Tinsiag. %. ~ 25. Wlai, miro
bier bic II. Observation-Disclosures oes
2. R.sG. gsrsiHsbuHbes BON Sninoig
abSsbaltsH DsESsH. Der aatb0liitn'
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-23

unisre WboRnsntsn fnb fr.unpli3R
trlutt. bsim DpbHunsspsaitI anI
Itsts 81 bsna6ridiigsn. oomii be Hsas
NoreHs ioiort hoti Der alien g.bral9i
pefoen tam, aHb ne untsrbrs6ang
in Der 3uisnnune bes Blaises DeEmis'
ben Dsros. nan fpons ME Dersshsr.
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Evening star., 1909-06-30
JOHNSON DEFEATS
DABNEY AT ORANGE

ORANGE, n. j.. June 3O.-Weather
most perfect favored the second days
play in the Middle States lawn tennis
championships here yesterday. Philadel-
phians did not fare particularly well,
although Wallace F. Johnson gained a
notable victory over A. S. Dabney, jr.
round. Johnson completely outplayed his
opponent In the first set, but in the
second Dabney improved greatly and put
up a good fight.
DIR. p. B. Hawk was Unexpectedly
beaten by r. A. Holden in straight sets,
6-3. 6-4. Although Holden played a con-
slstently steady game, Hawk was not
seen at his best, and missed quite a num-
ber of strokes that he would ordinarily
have taken. r. II. Palmer. who won the
Old Dominion championship last Satur-
day, experienced no little difficulty In
disposing Of G. o. Wagner in the first
round. The first set required twenty
Little defeated N. c. Stevens with ridic-
ulous ease, 90, go.
Middle States singles championship Prelimi.
. nary cou1d,R A. Holden defeated H. Homans
30, 81 "; V. Bennett defeated N. s. Well,
p defagit; H.u. Fist roand-s u Holden defeated
a. Amend. 50. 81; W. F. johnson a defeated TED
4 A.. $ - Dabney jr 90. IS: Thomas Potter Dc.
6. n. BUN. tr.. defeated ". v. Bennett. s-s,
8-3; !. ". Forney defeated Spencer Miller. 6-3
sS' Ga: g h; Hink defeated 3; P: Bennett.
+ Taylor. 50; Husa % T.lisas Hsas'des defeated ted
ts,,ss koeest ! Leroy. b default; 3. n Phnips de
r. H: Palmer defeated 6. o. Wagner. lie
7-5; r. D: Little defeated n. g. Stevens, 60
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12-1O, 80.