davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12
Gin bebrnfridjes 1trte,t.

gtn beoenfli6es ltrtciG III i'm
9unoesfreiseerift gu @artforo i'm
Stonte Connecticut ergongcl,. Cine
6irna in 9anburp Die iid nit Ser
6abrifation bon Siten befast, ..
6. Come & Co., mar eegen Sic SIT
ma6er=llnion fluebar Jcworoen,
neil bieieIbe lire Sitter gchcpfottet
botte. limo Die @ei6luore1en boben
Die Union i6uloie %6efltnocn. Sic
lebtet oen S6aoen, ben Ste fStrnlo
our9 oen 8opcott erlitten bet, o:if
$4,000 0oGor felt, uno oa nah Dem
8eies bie oreifa6e 5trofe auloiiig
if, muroe bie Union CUR 3ablnng
BON 1920 Dollar perllrteitt. Sir
oieien 8etrog lit oie Union iolioa-
rid uno ieoes etn5elne Mitglieo
6oftbar. Gid eeaen oieies ltrteil
ibrer Saut 5i mebren, bot Die oroo-
n~iiierte Nrbeiteridoft ole llriod,c
9os 8eoenflide BEG Safes licet in
ser Gatiode, BOB Die @ntiGeiouro
off @r1tno oes SHERMAN 1d)ec. Whit
Gruitgeiebes ergangen lit, benn
menn bic Sortforoer @ntideioung
Dom 8unbesobergeriht oufreAt en-
boIten miro, perbelt Ole Nrbei.er i'll
3llfunft nidt BLOB oilf sen 5opco.t,
Ionoern olld auf ben 5treif o!5
mirtl6aftlide @affe 5u per5idteu
boben. Die allgemeine Mnnobnle
1ing bisber oobin, ooB ienc alouSel
Seq Sbernlan'iden Mnti-Sr1Itae-
'ebes, Die gereinborungen sltr Inter
oriiduna oes @ettbefperhes Ttrofbor
nadt, iid) MIR auf @oarell, nidjt
nlf Die @rbeitsfraft be5iebe. 9ieIer
4niidt bat oos &ortforoer Yerid,t
Iid nidt oneeidloiien ltno oalnii
1ot es Dem Sbermon'idcn gnti-
Iruitgeiee cine 9elttung yceeben.
Sic BON GongreB pieaeidt nid)t beob=
iidtigt geneien lit, nit Ser ole Or
6eiterihaft aber ni1nmebr 81 ledneil
sat. IS liegt oesbalb in ilre.n sS5n-
%tcreiie, nnper5iiglid cine Mgitotion
.illsuleiten, Die cine mOerlpeitige
Soliunq Der betreffenoen &louiel
3ttm 3iele bot. Die @rbeiter oiir-
ZEN iid oas Streifredt nidt per-
fiimmern loiiell. Ser Streir lit Sic
'il18iae @affe, auf Die fiji in Sen
uirtidoftliden &fen Ser @eqe1=
uort nerlaiien fonnen, .unb ouf oic
es Medt fonnen un6 oiirfen lie niht
oer5idten. Niht in ibrem Sntere|ie
tno nidt i'm Sntereiie Der @ciommt*
1cit Der 8epolferung Der IN Sc.
MISUNDERSTANDING Der mirtidaftIi
Sen @leidbere6tigung gerabe6ll ei
(es gelegen iein muB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12
2onbert's rGrimnernmecn",

Sb nirfIi6 Die M0alidfeit prr.
.iegt, baB binnen Sabresiriit ei.1
Nonarh nit feoerbulbummaate.
sidelbalbe ourf Die Straben pulJ
saris oiebt? DAB idone 8ariierin-
len oann 8ilbelm Ii. nit 9lnme!l
oegriiBen? @err emile 2oubet boi
ioIde MogIidfeit nift bon Ser 9ani
Jelpieien. Moolpbe 8riiioal, Der be
fannte Shriftiteqer bon 9il,f itr>
| oerausgeber Der .Mnl1ales Yoliti-
ques ct 2itteraires" IN Yaris, Do.
oen %ebemalieen 8raiioenten Der fran.
5oiiiden @epublif beilidt r,D fdJ
JON oieiem .@rinnerungen all Die
5iiritel @uropas" eraablcn lallen.
SIN Arbeits5imnler bes gr-Brdiioen
ten, in ipeldem iih Die 0touarbcll
5art5 guropas SteaOidein ecsen =
i'm 8iIoe. Sieben Sabre lang bat
gnlilie 2oitbet an Der Optic Der 9fe
publif geltanoen, Sranfeid)'s aus
martige @eidide init geleiiet, nil
ocn perfhieoenen Sounerduerl gilro-
pas Die abmahunaen g%etroffen, Sc
ren Sriidte Sranfreih bcuttc erntet.
Der Mann bot piel geiebcll, picl er-
iebt. Wabreub Die Ylife aller @Gtc
gltropas - int Niloe - auf i~eile.l
Sdreibtii6 geridtet maren, ipdbreno
ipie elm leiier Nadbau Der Silbelrrfe,
Die i'm begriibteu, ipenn Die gld;l.
jenbem Sofequipagen i'm onr6 en-
StraBen bon @uropa's @aliptltGotcl,
triteen, bas 3in1nler erfiiate, bat CT
in ieinem Seim, itlil Dem Seinl
eines einfoden 8iireers, BON ieinel
gr%innerungen er3a9lt.
Son Nifolmus H., @omaro VII.
Dem gulgoren-0iriten Der oontaIs
nod nidt Der G5ar bicB mo on
oeren. Mud bon Qaiicr &ll6elm
@r bat ieinem 9eonuern Mnsorut
| geoeben. li6t nit 8ilbclnr Ill. ii
pcrionlide 9~e5iebrrueen getrctct 81
iein. 9ern bGtte CT ciu 3uiarnme,t,
treffen NIT Dem Safer nngenonl'
men. Cine iolhe @ntrepile mare foIi
6eidloiiele Sade gemeien. S6o,
mdre abgenadt getpeien, bab 81,
oeutide uno Die fran5oiiid)e 8loti,
ii6 I'M Sabre 1906 i'll Den iiolicni.
idlen 8eiuoliern trcffen ioatct. lii
ieoe 3ipeioeuti9feit 8it ocrmci6cl
uno ieinen gutcn 8iucn 81. 3eiocrt
bdttc er, Der BrGlioent, Die Snitic
tipe 81 einem 8eilld ii6erlolltnteis
mcldcn 8oiier 8ilbelm tbnl ba'(
oarauf erlpioern ioate. Nber ein'
ungeouloig, etwos bcftige Y%eluegnn(
beg Gailers uno oeiicn pl0sli0e Nb
reiie bitten oos Yrojeft gum Shei
tern 0ebradt. 9os beoollert Coz
bet. @r bate, mie er iogt, setriinih;
es modte %ieiner Yerionli6fcit be
idieoen eemeien icin, ollie ShiuieriG
feiten gu loien, aue Streitigfeiten 81
miIoern. @r bdtte iie 9erll jIl cine
gpotbcoie oes Sricoens geitatiet.
Gum Sdlub bes in Der 8ienor
p9seuen Sreien Breiie" erid)ieneller.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12

allgenleines MufleDen erregellocn glr.
tifels aoolpbe 9riiions beibt es:
uSerr 2ollbet miro bereot. Sem @,.-
ge eGan5t, Die Stimme bebt, Scr
liiofran5oiiide af5el!t giebt be,l
SGben Sarbe ulo Wdrne.
uScben Sic, idlieBt ct, vcs
9iebt ein groblem, OF belie1 A0ilrne
Die 9ii9e Ser @clt b6ltot. 81 lnll-
&c 9eutidlano uno 5ranfrei9 Iidl
llidt ~peritdloiet bobell, I'M froft ot-
lneilllolnen @iaens mo in frclna.
idoftli6er @eiie oas S6idiol Glio5.
2otbriltoells 5lt or0llen, iolnllgc miro
elm Soilerteig BON 3lpieipolt Dol.
Idledt erloidenem 5oB meiter odb
rem, 10 lmlge lueroen Seine pos
3lpiIt ltllo Gonflift beitcben. Sat Ser
auiler qlidt nj l~ln3dbligcn 9icheu ser
@elt ieincn nntpioerruflihcn @nt,
id)lrlB perfiinoet, nidts olt ser ps-
Jenmdrtieen Sronuna Der 0inge sl
llloern2 Nlrn BENT, trob ieiner fric.
Jeriiden @rfldrlfngen ltno ieincr
reuben ltnnohgiebiefeit miro CT biel.
leiht eines Cages, n0fItcns, Nor.
gen fid peronlaBt 1ebenL oos 3it tllu.
mos er als elpig unerfiillbor beaeiGJ.
let bat. @er meib, Of nid)t in ri-
lem Sabre Inn oieie Belt Gin Mo-
lnrd nit feoerbuidumpollttt Bifc1.-
mltbe 0ltr6 Die StraBen Don gor;S
5iebt2 @er meiB, Oh id0ne 9ari-
erinner oam ltidt @ilbeln II. init
slnmeft begriiBen2! Sic aroft ser
ScrDdItniiie, Der nidts chtrinns,
troot Den Sieg iiber MeniGcnmiGcis
apon. 8ir iperbell bon clncr &C.
1eimuispoIlen 2oqif gefiibrt."
Surg Dor bcn @ei6nnd)tsfcrten bot
Ser oeutide 9teidsfnn5ler o. getG
aioltn 6olllpeg inn Gcidstoq llb iiber
gGiaB-2otbrin9en ge0llBert. 5cinel,
w1tnid Nltsbrnd oegebet, BOB Gl=
oB-2otbringen fid ols ipertpoQes
@lieb Der oertidlcn 5tootcnfolnilip
1etdtige. Gein Meltif il, Delltid)-
ono benfe ooran, ben g(io5-2otbrii-
,erft Die pietGtpolle Grinncrunq oil
Sic gergongenbeit 81 periibcle. @ber
% ginoe nidt an, Die urtter beutfder
Serridoft geborene @cnerotinu
fiinltlid 51 9rdeern bon Grinl,c-
~ltilgen su MAIDEN, Die niGjt sic it,
igen feien, ionoern eiltcr nergat-
re1len ullo perfloiienen 8eriooe Der
elioBIotbrinaifden @eid)id)te oltse-
5Drten.
0clltidlano mid oas s6idTol g.
oi}, 2otbringens nod eigenein Or
oronen. @idt, lple Serr
miini6t, it @cmcinldjoit mil
,Sronfrei6. 9arum miro Der Souer-
'eig bon 3mielpolt METER gdbrelL
zig Sronfrei6 iid einn1oi CUR 9r.
.srfenmtng Der totiafli6en ger6dlt.
niiIe bequent unb iif) it Die Int
nioerruflidfeit Der aeqempdrtigen
Oronung Der 9inge idift.
SoIanoe meroen Die Barrier a,i
Sen Inblid Der feberbnihnnponten
Gidelboube beraidten miiileu nnb
Sic id)Dnen 8ariierinnen INN sic &c.
feaenbeit fommen, @ilbelm II. init
9liln1en gu beqriiBen. Dos lit ore
Croft Der gerbdltniiie. peIhe iiber
MenifenpiGen uno Wenidenmuni.f,
aud iiber ben getpiB eutgclleinton
2oubets, ben Sieg oapon-
fr0nf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12
@ebrandt feline Stride.

He6afteur 5oBlnam1 in gorlle.
.ius, q. g., batte cine Quetld)lpull-
oe am 8eiu. ST probierte piele aliit
Eel, ober iie balfen nidt. Wudicn's
4rnico-S olbe beilte es eriinoi.d1.
ltidts lift 10 gut fir @eiGware
5ran6munoen, Shnitt1punoen, @ub
leraueet,, 9dmorrboioen uim. 25e
sci alien 0rugaiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12
Tas Scras Wnnbcr

BELT one Nieren, gluTen unb rbeuna-
tiide 2cioen; bel oqen TrugGilten
ODER 2 monotlifc 8ebonoluno per
NoIt fir 81. Or. 6. @. SnG. 1896
Olioe Str, ct. 2ouis. $40. Sd,rei6t
fir 3eueniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12
GraIhrnt hifft @aiien.

Sinnberten bon @oiienfinoern i'll
pom 8raiioentcn oes Snouitrial onb
ORPHANS Some in Mocon, Co., dc-
holfen moroen. @r ihreibt: u@ir
baben ibr electric gitters felt neril
Sohren aehrondt uno es ols Gil!
treiflides Mittel oeQen Maaerr,, 2e'
Der. uno Nieren-@ ciflneroen bcfun.
sen. @s 1T cine Ser bcIten Tomiiicn-
Webi8inen in Ser 8plt. @s 1tdtft
sic Sraone, reinigt nos @Iut. i6r-
oert Die @erbouune, reat ocn gtppelit
on. Sir Ginoer uno fdlnohe 2eItc
uniibertreffIid. 9tir6 fir SrateaIci-
SEN. Sur SOC BEL onen Orrggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12
0nr Elm grp,np Ghinin.

Sos 1T 9aratibe gromo gbinin. Geh!
anf l1nterffrift G. 8. @robe. lleberod
i'm @ebroud. grfdItune in 1 Sag 81
beiIer. 25e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12

Seutlrant S. Z. G6afletol Der
et9lii6e SiiopoIforider, iDia cine
@ortrdgsreiie bur9 inner aano ma
den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-12

= Wonfer meint, er iei eilt &c.
biloeter Monn u. lit i'm Grunoc nur
ein eingebiloeter.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04
THE WEEK END" IN ENGLAND
From Saturday Until Monday The Eng,
Iishman lives in His Garden.

| 1hink X tIay" comparatively IL
i" - learn from England ab"Nt IL@"f-
ot:s sports and paSti.n"s. In" grea.-
80. lesson about "utd""" living that
-h" can teach us 5 III" necessity "i
having Z garden. For what We neri
most i relaxation, and liner" Is 10
way in which "" can refresh our
selves for tn" worlds work !jk" living
IN q garden as the English DO. r.
seem 10 think that whether Il man ha-
IA garden or not : mere incident. az
simply Il matter oI taste. bUt 10 a!
En&I!-tllnan Il garden Is as necessary
as dining room. And from the @rhho-
point oG national health, II Is perhaps
quite as n"r"s-arT to 4 fanny as san
iiarE plumbing. / do not say lhis BE-
caus" am Il iI"rticul'HHst, but BE-
oause We cannot b" Z rink-cLoeN"d n"-
;ion until America Is on" great @ar-
d"n a England :, and until VIC ado9t
that splendid English if"a-tie ''We"k
"nd-
From Saturday noon until Mond"r
morning on"-haIf OF England Is enter
tanning The other hall out ot doors.
Nothing hur routine business is rraas-
acted on SATURDAY and Monday morn
inSs. Indeed. Weekend parties often
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04
FOR SALE
Choice Resid ence Lot

Two choice lots - BY 25V feet on
College Avenue. Joins Boucheile's OF
north. Easy terms.
BATTERTON < PEMBERTON.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04
Then the Cfothier tainted.

4 London clothjer was never known
10 acknowledge that H.. diGn't have
anything possibl" customer might
ask for. one day 4 customer entered
the shop and asked il he had any troI-
scrs made especially for on"-Iesscd
men.
Certainly" replied the merchant
What Kind do you want?'
Dress PANTS" SAID the man. "Th"
best you've got
HHrrying inro the rear of the shop,
the cuterprising merchant Suatcilcd =
pair of trousers and snippcd of the
right leg with 4 pair Of shears Has
lily turning under the cdgos h Pre-
sentvd them TO The customer
That's the kind want What's the
price,"
Thirty sh;ilings"
Well. give NE a pair with the left,
leg off.
4 month larer the clothier was pro
nounced conyalescant-Lonlon Globe.
The Missourian Cdail:O till January
l, 1911 tor only one dollar.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04
FOR SALE

A BEAUTIFUL 6 ROOM RESI-
DENCE IN WESTWOOD. STEAM
HEATED, GAS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
WATER AND SEWER. LOT so BY
225. BARN AND CHICKEN HOUSE.
CAN MAKE CLOSE PRICE IF SOLD
AT ONCE.
JAS. G. HOLCOMBE & co.
205-c06 THILO BUILDING.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04

FOR SALE-4-room house, bath,
barn, lot IS by 151, sewerage, water.
lights, nice light fixtures, on good
street, plenty nice fruit and shade
trees, price $500.
- acres good productive land. we'll
fenced, lays fairly well, never failing
springs, beautiful building site. miles
from Columbia, on good road, price S20
an acre.
W. H. Golisberry, Rooms 403 and
+a4 Exchange Bank Bldg, Columbia,
Mo.
FOR SALE-NIcE. ELEVATED
building lot on paved street in South
part $9>5.
Splendid residence lot near Christian
College, 500.
-Four room house with bath on paved
street on " Nth street. 50 ,3"0.
FOR PENTHOUSE S-HOUSES-
houses. I rooms and up, sli and up
ALBA I. FOUNTAIN, Real Estate and
Insurance. %11A L. Broadway.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04
Addrsss al Communications 10
UNIVERSITY MIs>OCRLAS
Columbia. No
LARGEST CIRCULATION
IN BOONE COUNTY.
FOR WORLD WIDE PEACE

Notwithsra.G.rg hat rh- nations O..
the world y r!va.rE i. RI.
construction ~eSs.l~, Ii. ~
timent Tor :, .@.Icr-a! p"ac- l'---s,..
ton se-~ raining "r I'll, l,c!,--
cipf,s of .nr"rn". .v..ul c.:.-'.rr. III.
idea iS no; dream of ~ Id
uplifters," but has the endorso.."n'
of many Of tie great statesmen
of the day, .. til" worlds mos pro
found thinkers and of hosts ot ar.n-
teal men and women everywhere A.
the forthcoming Hague contcreIc"
there viii be reported a plan :oc the
organization OF the united nations @;
the world whose tentative constira-
tion has been drawn. This coL-rtr'r-
ton is most comprehensive .1-rr'l-
ment. and will impress even tho super
ficial reader "a presenting a strong
basis for the organization of tic ua-
tions for universal peace. Will" TO .
close student Of its proposals j. can
not fail to appeal as covering ali the
essentials for such worlds fedora
ton.
we, the people of this earth" says
its preamble, in order 70 avail our
selves Of all the experience of man
kind and TO appropriate its best re-
suits for the good Of the world. to
substitute justice for force, right for
might in all human relations and 10
foreverInorc, all the blessings OI lib
erty, peace, justice and good Will. do
hereby formulate and agree upon this
constitution as the fundamental laU
for this purpose" There are /. sec
tions in the in3trument. provision be
ing made for three departments 81
governmcnt-iegisla executiy" and
judiciary. BY far the most original
conception is that OF the executive d.
partment-its powers vested in sin
gle individual whose title shall be the
peacemahcr, and in five associates, the
first of whom shall be the coadjuror
peac"makcr; the second must bc a
woman; and the ll"r three ar" to be
chosen, one each. from the three great
races Of the world-thc Caucasian. the
Mongolian and the Ethiopian
The trend OF thought and opinion
throughout civilization today is toward
the abolition OF war, of its inhumanitr.
its horrors, lis enormous cost. Il do
not believe" is a recent uttcrancc by
Ambassador Bryce, that there was
ever time when the people were 50
heartily desirous Of maintaining peace
throughout the world as now. am
convinced that there is not one of the
great powers that desires 10 see the
plague Of war
Isn't it sol. -H,.-t Of farce. this
spreading Of ,ind.l along the paths
in sections .. h. university grounds
Each drir < 'hunder storm Of this
season Of the year Washes the cinder5
from the walks, distributes them
across the lawns and into III" water
courses OF the low places. True. work
men are thus given employment rals-
ing the cindcrs from the lawn, clean
ing the water courses. and transport
ing what is left of the cinders back
to the walks. They are then read;-
for the next storm. and the re-en-
actment of the process. OF course, .
if the purpose is to provide employ
ment. the maintenance of the cindec
paths as now practiced is distinct
success.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04

The Missourian tdail:O till January
l, 1911 tor only one dollar.
University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-08-04

For RENT-THE EEArTlFCI. =
room home at No. : Price avenue
close in. one-half square from Broad
way; all modern, with stable, buggy
house and stable lot.
Also. Groom hous" at No. 400 Rip
ley street, ohc.half square from Ben
ton school; nice house and elegant
location: modern except heating. Al,-
ply at room 4l4. Exchange Bank Build
Ing.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09

| and strong going mare by The Washing
ton, he by Mincemeat, a son Of Eaglee
Bird, by Jay Bird, one of the very great
est Of race horse sires. She, too. is
standard bred.
The McGinty mare showed Mr.. McDer-
mott mile In 2:1S when he bought her,
and Will race. Lady McDermott has never
been trained. but can show a 2:30 gait If
trained for thirty days, she should be
able 10 trot a mile very close TO 2:25. As
II is. the mares pole together perfectly
and as one horse. II is doubtful whether
there is pole team In Washington that
can beat them on the road. AS they do
not pull, after getting on their strides. II
is a Joy to hold the reins behind them.
They scare at no city sights, and this
goes toward the making of their value.
Mr.. De Graw is proud Of his team; IN
deed they are the apple of his eye. He
may be seen on the Speedway with them
late in the afternoon. and may also be
seen in the parks of the city behind his
pair. which is his chief solace and recrea-
ton. especially when the day has been
hot They will be exhibited at the COM
ing horse show.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
De GRAW'S HANDSOME PAIR
IS ATTRACTING ATTENTION

No man in Washington enjoys sitting
behind team Of well-bred trotters more
than does Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General p. Y. De Graw
And the Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General has the goods, and let no person
think he hasn't. They are a pair of
glossy black 1873 mares and are called
Biddy McGinty and Lady McDermott.
two very romantic names. even If they
are Irish. Although II is difficult to ex-
plain TO the ordinary mind. Lady McDer-
mott is the daughter of Biddy McGinty,
not her step-daughter as one might be
led 10 suppose.
Biddy McGinty is a standard bred mare
by Indianapolis nH4, and her dam is l..
O., by Mambrino Peer out of Fanny. a
daughter of Bayard SO, and he by Pilot
Jr,, sire Of Miss Russell who was the
dam of Maud S. Biddy was brought 10
this city by Charles McDermott, who was
impressed with her speed and beauty.
Subsequently she passed to Mr.. De Graw.
Lady MeDermOtt is a four-year-old.
and resembles her mother closely enough
in color, size and temper to make an ex-
cellent match, She is a strongly made
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-09
AGGlES TIE JOHNS HOPKINS
Football Game at Baltimore Ends in
ll-tO-11 Score.
Medieos Lose Chance for Victory
when One of Guards Violates
the Rules.

Baltimore. Nd. Oct. s.-Hopkins ana
Maryland Agricultural played to a tie
IN a drizzling rain this afternoon. the
score standing II to II. Hopkins lost the
game within three minutes OF the time
limit. when Schneider. one OF the guards,
darted 10 the side lines and dropped a
tooth in the managers hands. The ball
was then on Aggies' yard-line and a
touchdown was inevitable. Because
Schneider went out OF bounds Hopkins
was penalized s yards and the game lost
The lineup:
H0pki.s-Forter and Gillette. right end: Musser.
night tackle Bishop. right guard MecAbe and
Moods. center. SchreibeF left guard; Bridgeman
Woods. and Riley, tackle; Gilett Paulus Porter.
and Paulus. right end; Stolleuwerck, quarter back
and center; Piper fun back Fulton left half
back Riley and Brlselnan night half back
Maryland Agricultural College-Lathrcun, right
end Kemp tcaptainl and Williams right tackle
Williams and Eurst. right guard; Koehler center
Mud left guard; P3sey lsft tackle; Andrews. left
end Shipley, quarter back Trsx. fun back Binder
night half back Duekstt lef, half back.
RefTee-Archie Hunter. Umpire-Batch Hunter
Timers urmiss, NJ A. C.. and Straus. ]. H. T.
Head iinesman-J. NJ. Holmes. J. II. L. Assistants
j G. Huck, J. II. T.; Sylvester NJ. A. c.: Gift
J. II. L.; Stewart. J, H. L.. and Ritter. NJ. A. c.
Time Of halyes-4 minutes each.
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CUBS ARE SURE TO MISS
EVERS BRAINY PLAYING
absence of Clever Second Baseman viii Haze
Bearing on Worlds Series.

ponent TO make foolish throw which let
him Ia from third.
" bile only an average clouter, he is
hard man to pitch 10. and If there is a
chance Of getting a base on balls he
waits for it with the exasperating pa
thence of second Job.
IL Is rot Evers' mechanical ability. but
MS baseball brains. that Chances charges
viii miss. II the Athletics had been able
10 disable an opponent by malicious
animal magnetism they couldn't have
made better choice. Connie Mack de-
piores kvers' injury after the manner
Of generous foeman. He says:
Il hope sincerely the seriousness Of
Evers' injury has been exaggerated and
that he viii be able 10 take his place in
the Cub lineup against Us. But If that
proves impossible ! do not underrate the
Cubs without him From what hear
they have great utility man in thinner
man, who has shown particularly strong
in batting. 1t is Jlat possible Zimmerman
may go in and rlay just like Robe did
for the White Sox in 1906"
Murphy. president Of the Chicago club.
admits that the absence OF his regular
second baseman weakens his team. hut
thinks the Cubs are strong enough 10
win anyhow. In a recent interview he
stated mis- views as follows:
The loss of Evers for the worlds
series Unquestfunably is a handicap. but
We have faced obstacles all year long and
VIII endeavor 10 surYnount this one. II
the Athletics beat the Cubs in the
worlds series we will have no excuses
TO of1er. and viii accept defeat grace
fully. Connie Mack has a great BAH
club, but I do not think il compares
with the Cubs, and I believe this viii DO
shown in a decisive manner in the
worlds series"
If Chicago wins the worlds champion
ship Evers' absence viii have no bear
ing on the matter, but II they lose. the
question Of whether his presence would
have made any material difference viii
furnish he fans with a source Of argu-
ment for years to come.
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.HILLTOPPERS TIE
A. & N. AT RALEIGH
rd-fOught Contest Results
in 0-tO-0 Score.
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Special 10 the Washington Herald.
Raleigh, n. c.. Oct. SIN a steady
downpour of rain, on a field soaked with
water, A. & NJ. OF North Carolina, and
Georgetown played a sluggish game here
to-day. neither side being able 10 score.
The contest was characterized by many
fumbles and poor plays due to the wet,
slippery condition OF the ground George
town used no forward passes and 4. & NJ.
attempted two unsuccessful ones. Play
was interrupted several times by near
scraps
Sitterding. quarter back. of Georgetown.
was disqualified for rough work.
Georgetown's only chance to score
came in the second quarter. but was
lost by a tumble on A. & MS 5-yard
line. A. & Ms chance 10 score came IN
the last two minutes of play, when Hart
sell was substituted for Van Eberstein,
and by swift runs through tackle. carried
the ball to within one foot Of goal when
time was called.
Hartseu. Robertson. seifert. Van Eber-
stein, and Stafford starred for A. & NJ.
Dunn and Fitzgerald, Of Georgetown, did