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The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
STANDING OF TILE TEAMS.
STANDING one YEAR AGO ro-DAY.
Rr MILE.IA1I PEET

The Athletics made a quick getaway
here yesterday afternoon by downing the
Nationals in a rattling exhibition. to l.
capturing the third game Of the season.
and leaving the impression behind that
the team In the American League able
10 throttle them will most likely be in
Inc for worlds championship honors and
q generous slice Of the long green
The struggle was started one hour
ahead Of the usual tine in order that
beth teams could catch the o'clock ex-
press for the West; and. by the manner
IN which the men worked. il appeared
as II they had but one thought IN mind,
namely TO catch said train
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
SECOND GAME.

Left on hases-Ph Philadelphia 5: Ncw York. Q
BASES on blIla-On RAYMOND I. OF NcOufIcp
Struck out-By McQwIlcu & Twa-Lass hi.s-Nc-
Ccnmck ~. Titus. Doyle. Sacrifice hits-Bates
~. Knab,. MaFec. Stolen hasos-Dooin. DovIe
Double play-Heymcnd 20 Mcrkle 20 Dc1ln I'm
Tircs-NCssrS. Kim and Rigicr Time Il rarre-I
hour and $ minutes. Attendance. .;6l.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
DROP TWO GAMES.
Boston Lands Double header from
New York HiEbInnders.

New York. Aug. 1S-The Red Sox ex-
celled the Highlanders every way to-
day and won two games.
Chesbro was going along nicely in the
second game until the seventh inning,
when the Bostons hit him for two triples
and a double. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

Ewing let fly with a wild pitch, allow
ing sheckard TO cross the plate with the
one run needed 10 win the game. Both
pitchers pitched fine ball Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

Sccridco hits-Lohert. Mitchell schultz. Stolen
baec-Chance. Stuick cpt-By Reuhach. {; by
Ewing. T. BaScs On bllls-OG Rculhach. p cff
Ewing 4. Double liave-E Egan 20 Husgins 10 Hob
htzcl: Bcultach 90 Stcinfcdt left on hnscs-
Chicago .: Cincinnati. .. Wild uitch-Ewng. =
Tine q gamo-l hour and s. minutes. Umpire
Mr. Ens.ic
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

II; on baS-s-Peck. 6. Ninth. l. Fl-- base %
ba!i7-0E Powell. q. II Carroll. J. str:cs out
Ey Powell. p 5y Carroll. 8. Two-basc hit-W5l;sr
Sacr.lc5 fy-1l4-c--ou. sa-i.ce Eit-Qu-rtrel.e
stolen bSsCs-I. Murphy Double 1Iay-Grcer %
c. Br0ome. Wld F.-ch-C2u1I. Time of game
hour. U-pi-es-NisssIS Hughes ard Belts.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
SECOND GAME.
so ont when winins run was seo-l

Two ont when wining run was scc--l.
PittsbuTg ................ o o 0 0 O 0 0 -
Tw0baSc hits-EIlis. Leach Stolen base-Gib-
scB. Sacrifice hits hares. Leach. Sacrifice hscs-
Wagner. Bases or balls-OHy yCamnitz. ]; on RAJ
cigh. StrucE Cu'-By Carnuit.. s. bv Raleigh
Z. Hit BY pitchcr-fy Raleigh. J. Time q game
hou and y minutes Um7.ses-Mcss-s. Kane
and Jolmst0ne. Attcuda1ce-isi7
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
CUBS JUST BEAT REDS.
Cincinnati Goes Down at Chicago
by I to D.

Chicago, Aug. lS.-The Cincinnati Reds
lost the second game Of the series with
the Cubs this afternoon by 1-to-o score.
In the last inning. with Sheckard on
third and Chance on second and two out
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
ALMOST WIN GAME
Nationals Miss Victory for
Lack of a Hit.
THE FINAL SCORE IS 2 TO l

Groom and Plank in Good Form and
Keep Hits Well Scattered, Except
on Two OccasiOnS-BnttingR Rally In
Fifth Lands Winners End for
VisItors-KIHifer shines.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
Conroy FaIIs Down.

On Conroy's miserable attempted sacri-
fee Unglaub was thrown out at third.
Plank to Baker. Blankenship. batting
FOR Lelivelt. cut loose with a real bunt.
advancing Killlfer 70 third and Conroy
10 second. A timely hit by Mcbride as
stated In the foregoing. would have won
tie game, but Plank refused to allow
any more liberties, md Mcbride was
snuffed out on three strikes.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
FIRST CAMP.

Wv ANAN------ U y y y v d U u W
Left on bases-Boston, 8; New York. 3. Bases
on ball5-Of Wood. /. Of Wilson J. Struck ou- -
b Wood. .; by Wilson 5 Two-base hits-Stahi
Carrigan. Sacrifice hits-Lord Wood stolen base
Niles. speaker Wagner Double plays-WaLuer
10 Sjahl: hlcinow 20 Laporte 10 knight Passed
balls-klcinOv Sweeney. Hit hy pitcher-By Wood
l. Jmprcs-Alessrs. per-ine and Sheridan. Time
of game-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Philadelphia, - Washington, 1.
Cleveland, 3; st. LOais, 0.
Cleveland, ,; -. Louis. ..
Boston, 81 New York, o.
Boston, Gi New York, 3.
Chicago, - Detroit, o.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

Earned runs-Washington. /: Philadel-
phia. q Left on bases Washington. G:
Philadelphia. II. First base on bans--On
Groom, a. Struck Out-By Groom ,; by
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19
GAMES TO-DAY.

Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia AT Cleveland.
Boston ut New York.
The Washington herald., 1909-08-19

The White Elephants beat their way 10
victory in the fifth inning by combing
Bob Groom for three healthy, safe swats.
ir@3udi1g two doubles. Collins and Muir
ply producing the hits responsible for
both tallies
Washington gave Connie Mack the shiv-
ers and made the crew wake up and look
pop-eyed in the last half Of the ninth by
sending one run across the plate and
creating an opportunity for Mcbride 70
scratch his name on the roll OF fame.
One had already scored. Two were out.
with second and third loaded, when the
Nationals clever shortstop faced Plank.
4 hit would have scored the necessary
tallies 70 win. Mcbride fdGled and fuss
ed around, kicking on one called strike.
Plank shot over a speedy insnoOt You're
OUT yelled Umpire Egan. and victory
was missed for lack Of a hit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

neo benoes Manb. San bar piitnof
lige penIig moo benoe iom fsr; men
ban omsiffeS fin Spieermor meb iaa.
ban gmbeo, at 9auIa fslte fig tiIiioe.
|iat.
en- Dag fom Goparo itraaIenoe
biem meo en- gpis. "Snrra, MI er
leg forfIpttet til gerIinl"
9u bIep Der @Ieoe. geo Iiooaas.
boroet talte man life ON anbet emo
6lptningen. a~Siesioren taIte ON oct
lpffelige SamiIielip, De Der ifiiloe
fore. "Si naturliepis Fptter bl meo,
Mama."
Pluoielis reiite Eaiila zig og gift.
tbet bun iasbe, bum bapbe Sopebpine.
Wooeren gift efter benbe; men Balla
bapoe Iaait fig inbe. @n Stino efter
git gbnaro inb os fanot benbe Iissen.
De I @raat paa en- Sofa.
"9i9re, bporIebes err bet meo bis?"
"aa, lao mig bore | Sreo!"
"Wfen bporfor er bu iaa upenIig
MOB os. Sar leg siort Dig noset9
Sar Wama giort big noget2"
"8are Loo mig bore / Srebl"
@u e~rpIoberer 9ombenL t9nfte Go.
barb.
Gamrte gften bapbe 8aula en-
lang Samtale meo fin Mor. Ieiul.
tatet al benne bar, at Spieermooeren
reiite til fin Ssiter og life piloe fslge
Isiesiorens til Berlin.
Shorten Gage efter iab 9onsborf
Dos IsIesiorens peo en- goue Bunid.
"9et ~lpffebes!" iasbe ban og film
fet meb fin Ben.
"geb or ben iibIte Npbeb2" ipure.
te a~siesioren % tos op ct Telegram.
$50 tenf," iaeoe Baula, "Wtor
bar isaar forlopet Zig meo en- gammel
llnsbomspen. Spao flyer 9e ON
bet?"
"SSeg sratuIererl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29
6attehiitorier.

SIT set er SilfeIoisbeoer, Ser gisr
llbilaget ielp / De ~alporligite Situatio'
ner, err iagt iaa ofte, at man bel mart
piloe erfIGre BET for 2sgn of bore,
bpis man life Gang paa Sang lit npe
gepiier paa Sanobeoen beri. Get pt.
ite fla iaaleoes for nogen Sto iioen
nnoer ben ftore guogetoebat | bet en'
gelife Itnberbns, % 9~isfusiionen bar
paa Ssioepunftet og 8euptterne al.
~Iern1eit opbibieSe, bar en- Smille nfri'
piaig &omif tiIitrRffeIigt til at for
belle gleftriciteten % forpanble oct
parIamentariife ltpeir, Der aaerebe
par pdn Srapperne, til en- itormenoe
Iunterbeb, bpori al Spit til at fort.
irtte Striben b%rrfnebe.
On of Sppoiitionens Salere, Wr.
9ocfpooo, bapoe netop fluttet en-
SpopIpr9oifen, Ser bar rettet moo
Sfattefanleren, os pilbe berefter ot'
ter taae SLABS; men ban bapbe neppe
iat ia, for ban iprang cp igien meo
ct 9~rafhibtrpf. San bapbe nemlig iat
fig paa lin beie Gplinoerbat, og oct
gniigt, ban iatte op, oa ban MI benote
Iia ON oa betrasteoe i'm soelaste So
peobeoGfning, bar iaa ubeifripeliat
fomiIf, at Ell bomerif 2atter breote
fla fra GIaos til GIaos, og unoer Sns'
trpffet beraf ipreotes be itormpar'
lenbe Sfper, bporefter Isoet fliitte-
&c i forboIospis Sreo cg SorSrnselig'
beo.
Ge enseIfe gIabe eienopfriifer !
ben gnIeonina Siitorien ON Den
Sang, ba samIe @labitone bdpoe
llbelo meb fin Sat. gaets Den Itnre
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29
Kriesli1t
Sporlcbcs gsiesioren blcp fptt I'm
Spigermpr.

~wei, MI boloer ies oct life no
.Irnaer," iagbe asiesior &nngr.
"Spor lpffeIige funbe life ies os
Goula bore, ON life Spigermor bar
til"
"Spob on6t gisr bun dig egent'
Iia?" ipurete bans Sen % aoaesa
gopSbori.
"Snot2 gr oet life NOT, at bun
altio bar en- onben Wcning emo leg,
% at bun finoer bper nbgiit opcris'
bis2 Sm ies fommcr ct Tar Ninr'
ter fcricnt til Riobagen, iaa er bet
aalt. Sinocr ieg Snppcn liot for
iolt, imagcr bun paa ben cg tiger
imiIcnoc, at bun ilet in9en Sell fan
finoc peo ben. aieber iea ct mt gIn'
ietsi til min SuItru, faar ies bsre, at
oct er nof paffert, men Oct pasler life
til EauloS Sanr.
Saa beoer bet. of iea bilrbe life
rsge iaa mcaet. oct err ifabeIig os TO-
iter mango genee. Sg min Sultrli
CT enig mco benoe. Spcrlebes ifal
ieg bIi Spieermor fpit2"
ga. set or et panifeIig SiIf9loe."
ioeoe 9cmsbcri. "enb on on isgte
ct anSet @mbebe?"
Seq bar nof tGnft poa oct; men
bpob nntter Set2 Sun felger natur'
lieptS mcb."
~sso, oct fon bu nof reiifere. Mien
iia mig: or bun penIie moo dig, eller
er hnn inrP"
Oct cr uetop oct Grserliae, al
bun err iua operitrsmmenoe penlts.
mems bun bibrinser MIG foraifteoe
HnaIeitif. 90 bin er iaa fcrnem oa
itaieIie. at ica life ipnes, ies fan p9rs
ubsilin.~
Der iinbes BOG ct Wliooel; men
bet CT oanitelis, fanife fariig.~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

Statsmanb for treble Sang bar @c-
%gleringens Gbef, piloe ban en- 9oa
%nmiooeIbart efter en- &fitemnina taae
Sroet for en- fort, perionIis 9emprf.
ming.
Srabitionen / BET enaeIife TIMBER.
bus foreifriper, at ct GarIamentsmeb.
lem ! ct iaaoant SiIfGloe taller meo
Satten paa Sopeoet; @Iaoitone iaa fla
oerfor ON efter i'm GpIinoer, men
fnnoe life finbe ben. S fin 6orIegen-
beo greb ban burtiet en- aoaeaas
Sat og latte ben pna fit Sopeo; men
oa ban oerefter reiite fig og begpnote
at tale, brso 2atteren frem fra aae
Si6er.
Gen eamIe Serre iaa oa ogiaa
utrcIis fomiif no; oppe ooer oen
bsie, breoe G9nferpanoe pippeoe en-
altfor lioen, men meget beipunet
Sat, Der poa bette @%run6laa npr.
melt tos Zig no iom eft ioertet 2ampc.
gIas.
8Iabitone fog imi6lertiS $uiet
bets 2pItigbeb meget iloe OBJ; ban bar
enoba iaa opbt fr9nfet, at ban fra.
falbt Sroet oa iatte fig ne6 igien;
men | iamme giebIif iprane ban at.
ter op % betragtebe meb blot opipi-
lebe Zine fin Slabs: ban bap6e
minoit en- balp Sime iiobet paa De
isrseli9ite Heiter al fin egen, funf-
Ienbe npe Gplinberbat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29
Slinoe Soils Oromme.

gn meget intelligent Wanb, Der
ieIp fra Ssbieleu bar bGret blind, bar
til ct ~ubenIanoIf 9Iao f~ortnlt feI.
geube:
"Gaar en- blind Berion oremmer,
iaa err be 9iQe6er, Ser oprliler fig
for bans Sierne, anoerleoes emo De
ieenoe Wenneifers 0rsmme. Naar
ieg berer Dem fort9Qe oeres Srsm-
me, beoer set | @lminoeIigbeo: leg
Iaa | 9remme --." en- @lino bill.
be fun finne iiee bette, bpis ban en-
.Eib nf fit 2ib bapoe ppret ieenoe. S
.9rsmme pilbe Fan filttne ie Oct, ban
life mere funoe opfatte / baagen Eli.
itanb, ban pil0e funte ie Berioner og
2anolfaber, men Den, Der er fsot
bIinb, pil unnIigt / 9remme funne
Re noaet, iom ban albrig / girfeIiebe.
ben bar feet. San fan oremme ONT
@ienitanbe, bpis Sfiffelie ban bar
l9rt at fienbe giennem Ssleianien,
ban fan altiaa / Srsmme "ie" andre
efter De Soreiti1tnger, ban bar eiort
fig ON Dem, enteu efter andre, ieenbe
Menneifers 9eifrioelie eIer efter fine
egne Sbeer. SadIeoes fan {. CT.
/ De glinOes 9rsmme Solen itaa for
os iom en- ubpre, acknowledgements
Masie, Ser libienber rsbe Straaler til
aIe Sioer, meoens 0agslpiet itaar
for os Tom en- utaIig RGngbe bpibe
Bile, Der ifpoer ben oper Soroen.
Hsbt og boiot er nemltg (forleoen,
iort) De eneite 6aroer, hi fan foreitiGe
os.
9aar pi bremmer ON WenneTfer,
opfatter pi life beres Sfiffelie, men
pi berer beres Stemmer. 8t er
altiaa life pore 9i9re | 9rsmme, ni
Dem. SsreIien er oct, ben
9Iinbe bar melt at giere meb. Spo
og gep9gelie giper @i~enitonbene I
bore naiIige giiioner be farafteriitiife
gienoommelisbeber."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

"liS meo bet. Seq iibber iom paa
@ler."
"Sig mig fsrit: elifer on oin Su.
itru2"
Sandal Seq tilbeoer benbe."
"Os BUN eIifer Dig igien2"
Som life meo ilige imaglsie
SpsrssmaaI. Seq bar @rlno til at
tro, at bum forsnoer mig, Iiseiom ies
benbe."
"@obt," iagoe @opsborf, "iaa er
Sasen flar. Oh bar life anoet at
sisre emo at forelife big ! Din Spiger.
NOR"
"gr on eaI2"
"0u ifaI bare Iaoe iaa. @isr Riir
til benoe, Zig benoe &ompIimenter,
mobiig benoe albrig, pGr opmerfiom
moo benoe, beb ON ct nloberligt aps
Woreen og @iten."
"albrie | 8eroen BIZ leg ftnne be-
fpemme mig til bet"
"Raa ia, &psiet fan ou ilippe.
Men ies pGbber, at Dim Siitru inart
bill BIZ opmerfiom os Iiot ifinipg. Sg
GA biz bun NOT itele bet iaa, at ben
fi9re @ama flptter."
"8et bIir life let, os ON Eai,la
for Glpor blir ffinipg, blir bet ianoe.
fig e, ubebaseIis Gag, men Lao saal
Bare ies bIir Spisermor fpit."
S g~siesiorens Stem bapoe Ser |
fiorten Gage berifet en- ualminoelig
gnisbeb. ga 9amerne peb Wtooags-
ito bsrte, at oct rinste paa gntreflof.
fen, iaa Spigermor paa tit llbr og
iagbe forusiet:
"Ser on, bpor precis ban er,
|garnl Man maa oporase W9nbene,
os bet lpffes ipGrt goot meb ebparo.
San fommer punftlig til Wiooagen,
mobiiger mig life mere os er bit mt.
get artigere emo fsr."
ga, ies bar ogiaa merfet Bet"
'iaebe gauIa, ioet Der sleb en- let
Sfpgge ODER benoes aniigt.
"@obbag, Iioenl" iagoe asiesioren
lpetig til fin Suitrii, ioet ban fpsiebe
benoe let paa 8anben. "Sg bporle.
oes err oct meb Dig, fjpre Wamn9"
iogoe ban til Spigermoocren og fps.
iet beuoes Saano.
"uSmerfet!"
"Men igaar ioa Oh liot bleg no.
Seq bar rigtig Iiot uroIig for Dig.
Soag Ter OF berimob itroalenoe no,
life ianot, Gaula?"
"@ama Ter altio gobt mol Wfen
ifal bi life ipiie nu9"
"en nomerfct Suppe," iaeoe SIS.
iesIoren, ibet ban imagte paa ben for
bam iaa aiifplige Somatiuppe.
"8en er bare Iiot for ialt," iagoe
1aula.
"9ei, piit life, ben er, Tom ben ifal
bore" iagbe benbes Wanb.
Otter Miooagen ipurete Spiger'
moberen, ON life asiesioren ifnloe
rsse en- Cigar.
"Srien Cot, fiGre Wama; men Ou
peo 10, at ieg bar iluttet meo at rsge."
"Ween goparb ba!" iagbe Gaula,
iom igaar -bapbe msbt gbparo, oo
ban fonl no fra en- Gigarbutif rsgen.
De paa en- ipGr Sapaneier. Spige.-
moSeren Iagoe life Merfe til bette
llbranb og iasbe:
"0u Dor 10 ian gloo | at rsge."
"SsSu, men jeg peo, at Wama ipnes
life ON oet. 90 oct or ocsuben itaoe'
Iia."
~gu enfeIt Cigar fan on ba rsee."
Scrunbret rpitet Ealild liot paa
Sopebet, oa bun berte benne Can't
tale. Suu bapoe nof Iagt Werfe til
Den %sSoraunrind, Der bar foreqaaet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

q oer itgelou leperi0e lom nogeH'
finbe. Wen mi mon ieg %tilitaa, at
ieg finoe life boIoc bet I'D Irnserc.
Seq iIon bope Iibt friif 2uft, tRnfte
ieg, rep Dsren pp % itprteoe no !
Sapen. @itoifeIop. mi bar bet borte.
s inmme EiebIif imalo ct Sfuo.
ieg berte en- pibcnoe ausle % SDoen
at @Ios, Tom fnuites. Sg ieg foo
bet opIpfte Ninbu / NIT MrbeioSpG'
relic og bag ginbuet nit Sfripeboro
meo ben tUnote 2ampe, og Der !
Stolen iao mn nit onoet Seq 90
ffrep fittig. Min Gobbeltsirnger
rciite iis fra 8oroet % itoo peo Bin.
buet, ifarpt i%renlbGpet MOB Spiet.
ct MT Sfno imalo lise peo mig.
@it anoet Seq bar borte, ioripm.
bet, eIler faIbt operenoe - n9f bar
ban ialiaIo. S Sfinnet fra ginoiiet
iaa ieg to Sfiffelier, iom fom itpr'
tenoe no fra gnifene meo bpert lit
@epGr | &aonoen. Seq sit ct Bar
Gfribt frem MOB Dem % Spiet falot
Iige paa nit Mniigt.
Sar on feet en- Monb, iom bliper
bsbeIig forifraffet2 Oct er pirfelig
life noset poffert Spn. 90 Denis
og Iiirpbp er fife piorere pafre al
Naturen. Ser Iaa De MI begge to
paofne, bplenoe, beoenoe, b%anocnoe,
= mel, oct bar pirfelig life oaffert.
bperfen at ie eller bsre benz.
Ga be bapoe ubtemt nGiten belle
sImanafens SpIag al Selgener, pt-
reoe ieg, iaa roIis ieg funoe:
"Rupel, Gutter, 9ere pioite fan.
ife life, at ies bar 9obbeltgiGnser2
9cre pibite life, at ies beitob al
Spillinger2 Hn fer 9ere ialfalo, at
.9ere bar ifuot ben nrette 8ericn.
9eres 9ueIer bar life ifabet bam,
mel life engang, ON De bapoe pGret
al SsIp. 90 ON 9ere MI bopoe
Ifubt ben rette, bpao tror Gere iad,
oen anoen piIoe oiort9 $por tror
0ere, ban bapoe pGret beune? ga,
BET afb9nger Of 9ere ielp. Gent
paa bet! San pilbe ful9t meo 3ere,
naar 9ere gif biem, ban piloe iiooet
paa Sensefanten bos 9ere, tittet
paa Sere oper @iereitens Sfuloer,
aaoet meo Dere til Wesien ! 9irfen.
.Soio, Sere bible facet en- liolig Eiol
Get bapoe nof life poret lpnge, for
.Sere bapoe boppet uoober Serget,
Iiaeiom itaffars Slantp, bare TOR at
aienlme Sere unber tppe Sapne Jolt
8an6.
Sill 9ere life MI forisee engang
til meb ben enc al os3 @epprerne
beres er 10 afffnot = bill Dere life
lame min @epolper9 Ser er ben
'- B
Sea rafte benz Hepolperen. DE
ffnIp Tom to aipeIep og penote So
peoet bort. Seq Iagbe, at De biiroe
aaa. Seq fiiISe life meloe bern til
goIitiet, for iep troebe at De bapoe
facet Straf nof, iagoe leg.
Ge tog @cpererne paa Sfuloeren
oa iuee fig oiiteo. Seq gift tilbage
til nit arbeiSsp9relie. Ger par life
en- SiaI bcrinbe. S Snrmitolens
bsie Mps opSasebe ieg Snuet eTter
auelen. SEQ ifal piie dig oct, naar
on fommer bio. Seq iful oe'aa pt'e
Sia ManuIfriptet, Tom ieg lfrep paa,
ga lea blep aibrnbt paa Zig eienoor'
melia Woabe. Iosen 9~olitibepo9t'
nina bar ies life anmoSet ON at faa
her poa Goblet, % bet tr9nges pit
heller life MI. Seq tror imiolertto,
at mine Sorpastere sierne piloe baoe
golitibepoatnins for at beitptte ltg
MOB mia - eaer rettere ia9t MOB
mia % min 8obbeItsianser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

Der fuIete en- rnoieInoeen StiIbeo
oe oerpan ct gifaIosbrsI fra bunpre.
Der Of Struber. gouI CLEO neoao
Soueitiger, lob IND ! fit EaafIGo.
nings.SeIt cfter fin Groffe % bcrpoa
after no pan @eien.
Solp Elmer ienere bnboe ban for.
Iaot 2onoet, ferenoe fin SemmeIiebeo
meo iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29

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pennen" er iaa goo iom nogen auoen
Spmoffine til ben bobbeIte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-29
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Everybody should be present on
June 10 at the lecture to be given by
Mrs. S. J. Whitman, as it will be an
able demonstration by one who knows
the scientific principles Of good gown
ing, physical culture and etc. This
subject will be illustrated from begin
ming to end, for in order to be properly
gowned we must know the rudiments,
how to do away with the bodily OBJ
structions, namely, sunken chests,
round shoulders, big abdomens, hollow
waists and many other things that mar
women's appearance and ruin their
health as well. Every suggestion and
instruction will be given along the
lines of common sense. Physical cut
lure will be demonstrated in detail.
How to walk, how to stand, how to
breathe, for no woman can be fash
ion plate" who doesn't know the
physical conditions that must be
reached before perfection in dress can
be obtained. Hip pads, bustles, ruffles
etc. never made a perfect figure, but
have been responsible for many an
invalid's condition. Corsets will be
demonstrated scientifically. How to
corset the stout woman, why slender
women should be properly corseted,
young girls should be properly corseted
and corseting the elderly woman will
be dwelt upon in detail. There will
be display of live models Of different
figures. This lecture will be both
interesting and instructive. Music
will be furnished by Miss Leo Davis
and others. No time. trouble or ex-
pense will be spared to make this event
successful. 20
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

One Of the visitors to our town the
first of this week was H. N. May,
manager of the Wenatchee Undertak-
ing Co. Mr.. May is a recent arrival in
the red apple town but a man with
much experience in the undertaking
line, having followed the calling in the
eastern states for years. The company
which he represents has an up-to-date
establishment. The manager is a
pleasant gentleman to meet and pro-
poses to give the public a square
deal" His company keeps a stock Of
goods here and a local representative.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Geo. Godfrey left this week for Hill
yard. He has for years been in the
employ of the clerical department OF
the Great Northern and some time ago
got tangled up in one Of those railroad
imbroglios that no man outside OF the
charmed circle Of railroading can
understand, since which time he has
been employed at different occupations.
Last week he had an audience with
the General Manager, who was here
on business for several days, and the
result is he has been reinstated and
given the station agency at Hillyard,
one of the important points on the
western division. His family will fol.
low him shortly.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

An accident resulting in the more or
less severe bruising of Mrs. Kountz
and Mr.. DeBlois and his little girl &C.
cured yesterday morning as the funeral
party came back from the cemetery.
Some OF the vehicles had started down
the grade when the hack occupied by
Mrs. Kountz and those mentioned was
run into by Mr.. Goerger's horse and
buggy. 1t appears that Mr.. Goergers
horse had slipped his bride and
started toward town and overlook the
hack which Mrs. Kountz was driving,
the grade being narrow the Goergei
horse tried to pass along the upper
side and turned the buggy over on
the hack causing it to turn over on
the lower side. Mrs. Kountz wa:
pinned under the vehicle and though
TO be seriously injured, and examina
ton proved her injuries not to be of :
serious nature.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28
Mrs. z. L. Sargent, grandmother o.

Mrs. z. L. Sargent, grandmother OF
Mrs. F. S. Searles, accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. FELTON,, arrived
here last Tuesday. Mrs. Sargent and
her daughter are on their way from
Grand Forks, N. D., former home Of
Mrs. Sargent, to Corvallis. Mrs. Sargent
will be go years old in October, and is
unusually spry and actine for woman
of her age. She raised twelve children
to manhood and womanhood, ten oi
whom are living. She has two great,
great grand children here, Taylor
Yocum's little daughter and Frank
Searles' son. She will visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Searles until Saturday and
then depart for Corvallis, where she viii
make her future home with he
daughter, Mrs. FELTON,.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

The Mill company received IS
foot gasoline lounch from Everett last
week and the first of this week loaded
it on large logging wagon for trans
portation to Wenatchee lake where il
will be used for towing logs from the
head to the foot of the lake. The
launch is an unusually staunch craft
having length OF IS feet and beam
of ten feet, with a thirty horse power
gasoline engine, weighing altogether
ten thousand pounds. Three heavy
teams were hitched to the wagon and
appeared to have load. The distance
from here to the lake is Is miles and
portion OF the road is rough with a
few steep grades.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-05-28

Mrs. Petrol Davis and her daughter
Miss Mae arrived here last week from
Clinton Iowa, in company with Mrs.
Majer, sister of Mr.. Davis. Mrs.
Davis came to pack and ship such Of
the household goods as were left here
after Mr.. Davis died last February.
Mrs. Davis and Miss Mae departed
Wednesday afternoon for Spokane
where they will spend the summer
with Mrs. Majer.