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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-25
Sunday Baseball In Boston,

BOSTON. MASS. May a5.-Staid
old Puritan Boston gasped here to-
day when announcement was made by
Mayer Fftsrerald that hereafter he
viii stand fatty for Sunday baseball
and kindred amusements.f Mayor Fitx-
gerald said he wonlG submit Il bill to
the legislature making sunday ball
legal, and predicted that next summer
the schedules OF the big leagues would
be formed on that basis, 10 far as
Boston II concerned.
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Totals ....2S

sBatted fer Fox in ninth.
Score by innings: X
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porbcr, and schumached Meet.

BALTIMORE. MD, May 25.-~Gid
Dorbert, of East Baltimore, and Al
Schumacher. of New York. are anx-
iously awaiting the clang of the gong
to send them OFF I'm their 15-round
battle tonight before the Nonpareil
Athletic Club at Poiioek's Casino,
Highlandtown. Though the visitor viii
have several pounds the advantage in
weight. the local boxer !s q. slight ia
reftte to win the contest,
Dorbert Ia in excellent trim. In his
last meeting with Kid Kalvrt he de-
morstrated that he had lost none of
his old-time oleverness and hitting
power. when, after outclassing his OPP
ponent from the Offset. he put him
away with one OF his vicious left-hand
waliops on the jew in less than four
rounds Schumacher is far from being
novice at the art of self defense,
and the East Baitimorean will GER
tainly have his troubles.
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Oakland Results.

First race--F'our furiongs. selling
Robert Hurst first, Blue Moon second
Fontello third. Time, as 9-5.
Second race-Futurity course; sell
ing--Titus II. first, Trancter second
st. Francis third. Time, 1:10 3-5.
Third race-Mile and 20 yards. SELL
ing--Edwin T. Fryer first. Miss Rob
erts second. Beauman third Time
1910 As.
Fourth race--Ffve furlongs: purse
Pride OF Lismore first, Daddy Cir
second, Lady Elizabeth third. Time
so 2-5.
Fifth race--Seliing, one mile-sir
Angus first, Duchess of Montebeno
second, Hancock third. Time, 1:4o.
sixth race-Selling. six and a halt
ADMINISTRATIONS first. Novgorod ser.
ond, Darlington third. Time, 1:201-5
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St. Louis, o; Philadelphta. 1.

PHILADELPHIA. May @o--St'
Louis won Tuesdays game from Phil
adelphia to /, the visitors knocking
Morgan off the rubber in the Attn in
ming, when they made seven hits and
scored five runs Lake puzzled the
home team at all stages, except in
the seventh inning, when two hits, a
wild pitch and a sacrifice fly enabled
Philadelphia to escape shut out.
Captain Davis. OF Philadelphia. was
benched for disputing decision on a
called strike. Score;
ST. Louis .........0 0 Q o 1t
Philadelphia ......o 0 0 0 o e-l
Batteries; Lake and stephens;
Morgan, Plank. Atkins and Lapp.
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Champions Play Colts HereCmiss to Make Great Flight
acie second, Iwalani third, Time.

acie second, Iwalani third, Time
1901 -6.
Fourth race--Seven furiongs. the
Tobacco stakes. three year Odds
Longhand nrstt Royal Report second
MarEie M third. tfirne. f:zs 3-5
Fifth raee--Two year ODDS. selling
lie furlongs-Louls KATE first, Cree
second, Athie w. third. Time. Sc 3-5
Sixth race-Sef1ing; for three year
olds and up, mile and 20 yards--Ber
Howe first. Camel second{ Gold Dust
third. Time, i:45 LIS.
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Americas Throws sprosssr.

WASHINGTON May 25,--Americus.
the light-heaveyweight wrestler, who
Is meeting all Corners at the Gayety
theater this week. found little difficulty
last night in placing the shoulders Of
Casper Sprosser. the German Yiant, 10
the mat In minutes ana 80 seconds.
Arrangements have been made Tor
Americas to take on Shad Link again
Friday night. Link demanded re-
|turn match for 800 side, after he
had kept the champion so buxy In the
II5-minute bout Monday night.
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CINCINNATI. May 25.--Bunching
Of hits by Boston in the first and third
innings and Cincinnatrs inability TO
hit Curtiss allowed the visitors to win
3 to 0 yesterday.
Score by innings: r.
Cincinnati .........0 o o o o o o o 90
Boston ...........1o / 0 0 0 0 j 0-3
Batteries: Cantwell, Anderson.
Beebe and Mclean; Curtiss and Smith,
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to Pimlico to-day or-to-mnrrok- They
Include Lieutenant C. K. Rockwelrs
Matabon (Iampiighter-Lady Prim).
Lieutenant H. 8 Hetrick's Sir Lewis
Golden Wishes-Georg I.ewis), Lieu
tenant Ben Lear, IRIS, Apolonaise
tHequited tmp.=JofonRise1. Lieutenant
r. q. Humphreys Reveille. Captain
@. c. Barnhardt's Kid Roos and sew
eral others.
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Isanatta pafaata Mo...;.

BOSTON. MASS. May a5.--Anay
Morris, a much touted heavy weight Of
Boston, IL satisfied to-day that he viii
noi wear the champs crown for somc
time. Joe Jeannette took GIL the Hcrpr
out Of him In three rounds here last
night.
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Twelxa Inning Tie.

NEW YORK, May 25.--New York
and Chicago played a 12-innfng tie
game Tuesday s TO s. The visitors
tied the score in the ninth on the hits
of Purtell. Block, Smith and Zeider.
Vaughn pitched brilliantly for the
Highlanders, striking out IL men. The
score:
Chicago .....0 900 0 o 0-5
New York ...0101 1 OF 0 90 o 0--5
Batteries: Smith, Scott and Block;
Vaughn and Criger and Sweeney.
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How They stand.

Wednesdays Schedule.
New York at Pittsburg.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
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BOSTON, MASS. May 25.--NftA
Reggie Foster. Harvardx star sprintef
in fine form and all the other chan,.
pion athletes showing up well. Har~s
wards track and field team Will Leave
here late to-day for Philadelphia hi
compete In the intercollegiate FrixlAY
and Saturday.
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Rapidiy RecruEfin.,.

Eight new members were added q
the rob Of Company r.. First regtm0n&
Virginia Volunteers, at tho me~t1nG
Tuesday night. Company G received
dnsirad number IL HaeA hsf9xo
Gettysburg encampment u JuIyI r. 4 y
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Wednesdays Schedule.
Detroit at Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York
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Chicaxo. q: Pldladelnhia. q.

CHICAGO, May 25.--Chicago won
It's sixth successive victory Tuesday.
defeating Philadelphia to 3. The
winners hit Moore and Brennan hard,
while Mcintyre was effective.
Score by innings: r.
Chicago 03i110 81
Philadelphia .....020 100000 %
Batteries: Mcintyre and Archer;
Moore, Brennan and Doom.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., May as
Washington defeated Detroit here yes
terday in a close game. 1t was called
In the sixth inning on account of rain.
President Taft witnessed the game.
The score:
Washington ,..........0 2-s
Detroit ............-o 2 o o o.
Batteries: Gray and Street; Mullin
and Stanage.
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIoNALLEACUE


Boston, 8; Cincinnati, o.
Philadelphia, B: Chicago,
Brooklyn, 6; St Louis. o.
New fredericksburg. rain.
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Tuesday 5 Races
Louisville Results.

First race--Seiling: three year ODDS
and up, six furlongs--Marbles first,
Gypsy King second. Chief Hayes third.
Time, 1:15 4-6.
Second race--Handicap, purse. for
three years old and UP. one mile--Dr.
Holzberg first, Font second. All Red
third. Time, lila Us.
Third race--Two year olds. purse,
five furiongs-Golden Ruby first. Or
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At the Theatres

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Players IN
Merely Mary Ann" $40 p. NJ.
Bijou--Contfnuous vaudeville.
Colonnal--Vaudeyille and motion
pictures.
Lubin-vaudeville and motion ptc-
lures.
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AZ sunday aall n &c.. 49,

ALBANY. N. Y. May 2s.--A bill
permitting the playing OF baseball on
Sunday afternoon by AMATEURS was
defeated in TIE senate Tuesday Nv q
vote Of n e q. The ha,i hed passed
the assembly. n
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CHAMPIONS COME
FOR BIG SERIES
Visitors Will Use Best Twirlers
and Try to Increase Lead at
Expense Of Colts.
LAWLOR ARRIMEs HOE
Injured Manager Of Locals Will
Receive Treatment and Re-
turn as Soon as Possible.
LAWLOR ARRIMEs HOE
BY r. D. Bonneville.

= .
acting. manager Messht VIII use his
the last OF the series with Danviie
having iost Tue nrst game "niie tns
second was not prayed on account %
ram tne Soits WI heea 10 capture tne
last Oh me series III orusr 70 ureaA
even Win DahsiAe on the Berries Y,
SIX games three Oh when were paseo
mere ias. week.
Messitt VIII propapiy use teroout
VINO was so sucessfui against JAN
Nnle ia tns WeiVs-inntns ue saIhe
mere iast SATURDAY. may DC .na'
ne Will use MofIsssey' tue new auo'
from DaHviAie. Morrissey krows All
the DahViiie. sisnals anu WIN PC
necessary LOT MAhaker Srimh 70 ar
Iarse new eeae On nc VIII DC worh ,
ihs a. uisauNan.ase WHEN oppossu
py 'no Soits'
Inc iocais wiz return nome luutS
uay NOR hins anu IN the AFTERNOON
WIN hee' Tue hoanoAe champions TOT
.ie nrst .ii,s AZ .ne iocdi paFA. ms
cnahip1ons nave pcen sohis eAeeeo
not We, had chahce 10 look them
ever tf'eir appearanee ner lot tnf
series t'ils week VIII p1opapiS hssfac'
'sef tto"us shah nave YET ~ithSss
eo a. sa"se sh's seaso'l
4 may De expected taat ROANOKE
WI. spihe pIin'eo LOT theit pcs, game
ai.a .iiai ete. VIVA nave tneir pest
pitchers VA iornl 10 work against ths
ioeA1s- ~ ti'e So1's are adj" 10 sup
Tug e',ainpt".s Al ,his SERIES ~
auAts AAsay ti'a' is"Ahohe WIZ hna
tnS Gnu Va Tue weeA' ah@ race is 30
close between iour OF Inc eluos 81
this ti'iie tna' d ~" uaSs might niase
q Ais enihse III ''te 'e'a'lFe posltioi's
vi Inc Teams
n,,>,
Oo..tsen ti.@ ne" outnsIoer hrolh
lynn, MASS. IL SSpecteo TO rsaeh mere
al 1spslls =
: one DC pun ~ the game me hseu
o. player IN lett neid 10 great az
ti's I''le aho Do'lhen proves 10
re tiis iiIah iva. ne - claslteo 70 cs
- "ata HittitE outhetoer IN Va'ua-
Iao aeG''is1e'o'' l'' a''s Niup any u ti1s
g " til - f'sF'Hf
io'sA %te.
matias LAWYER Mr"es hat he
rcacHsa hls nome saie1s ana max ne
a. ~. 49, -. ry - 49,. ~ .
- ne 'oihs .""H. fIe "FisSs tiiat Has
injured ankle uoes nor PAIN nun 10
Any great extent ana 'hat tt.e aostors
.nihh he WsIl DE aote 10 return nere
w .ta1sh 'he ueati''eht "ikhi4i ~"
or thfee weeks, rae uoss nor enter
.aih any h"pss oI getting oaeh aAto
me game ior some tithe' but ne uoes
nope !" oe aoie to RETURN w the uins
Actins manager Messitt Is not IN
inc oest OF heaitn ana rs paaiy IA
need or a rest. lie mas hAd TO take
anhe an active part IN the WORK at
Dansiiie this week ana thls WIN NOT
do the veteran any sood: me arr'Vat
ol tne new outheiaer VII take = great
Welsht OF. the shoulders OF Messitt
Aho ne VIII pc apie TO gel some hhuch
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aFAN', PHRASES ~ ~.

Conditions. Answers received only
from persons over eighteen years old
Those solving pCSzle must present
OF the Vtrginian after nine o'clock on
the morning following the afternoon
on which the puzzle Appears
The answer must be written and be
accompanied by the puzzle clipped from
the paper a.
The ffrst person. presenting the cor
rect solution and complying with the
above conditions will receive two tick
ets to the baseball game te BE- played
lhere that dag. S
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Score by innings: X:
Portsmouth u u y y -.
Norfolk ..........V l u U"
Summary: Runs-Bowen ts>. Gui-
heen t2l, Toner. Welcher, Murdoch
Busch, Muilaney. Earned runs
Portsmouth. 8. Two-base hits-Mur-
dock. Busch. Bowen, Guiheen. Left
on hases-Portsmout 4, Norfolk, 8.
Stalaa--h aSas=@Eaae-- - 1--gl : l.
Sacrifice missioner. Mcfarland,
Chunk. Chandler. Double plays
Murdoch to Chandler: Reggy to Bon
ncr. Bowen to Guiheen to STAFFORD.
Base on balls---off Fox. I; off Welcher,
2. Struck out--by Fox, 2: by Welcher'
8. Passed balls--Kunkle f2o. Time
Of game. 4: SO. Umpire, Pender. At
.tendanearL-Gn-----
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(aroIina Association.

At --Winston-Salem.-
Anderson, 4.
At reensboro-Greensbo Char
lotte. rain.
At notwithstanding. 8; Spar
tanburg. /.
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Rnstnn. A: Cleveland. 8.

BOSTON, May. 25.-Joss' curves
were batted hard by the locals Tues
day while Wood held Cleveland to
four scattered hits, and Boston won
to 3. Flick. made a home run in
the eighth inning. Ban Johnson.
president of the American League.
saw the game from the Press stand.
The score:
Boston ......-.-..u -
cleveland .....1 0 0 o 0 o---3
Batteries. Wood and Garrtgau;
Joss and Clarke.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Tuesdays Scores.

Tuesdays Scores.
Detroit, 2; washington, {six in
nings).
Chicago. s; New York. s twelve in
nings).
Cleveland, 8: Boston. 4.
st. Louis, g.: Philadelphia. /.
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KINoR LEAGUE SCORES.
Tristate League.

At Wiiliamsport -- Trenton VIII
Transport, rain.
At Altoona--Y ork- Altoona rain
At shurg-Harrisburg. s.
Reading, A.
AT ncaster--Lancaster. Z; Johns
town. oil tnningsl.
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Brooklyn. @: St. louis. q.

ST. LOUIS, MO. May 25.-St. Louis
lost to Brooklyn Tuesday. to o. Wi.
lis was hit hard, while Bell was eff
farftya
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American Association

At Minneapolis-Milwa 4; Min
neapolis. 8.
/ At Column bus--Indianapolis. 6; CO.
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|TARS ARE EASY
FOR TRUCKERS
Play Unusually in Field and Fox
is Pounded Hard by
Portsmouth.
NO OTHER GAMES
OTHER
Rain at Danville and Roanoke
Prevents Contests Between
Other Teams.
Tuesdays Results.

Norfolk, g.: Portsmouth, z.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rain.
Lynchburg- Roanoke, rain
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York York State League.

York York State League.
At Albany--Aibany 3; Binghamton,
/.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0; Scranton.
(five innings. rain).
At Utica--Utica, 4; Wilkes Barre, o.
AT Troy-Elmira. 3: Troy. 2.
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AT Wilson-Wilson. 4: Wilmington,
10.
At ayetteville-Raleigh- Fayette-
Vile, rain.
AT Observation-Disclosures /: Rocky
Mount, 0.
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brooklyn .........1 l 0 0 0 2 0--6
ST. Louis .........0 0 0 o 0 0 0 o %
Batteries: Bell and Berger; Willis,
Rieger and Phelps.
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At Toledo-Toledo, s: Louisville. 2
At st. Paul--St Paul, 8; Kansas
City, o.
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At Mobile-Memphis. 0. Mobile. 2.
Second game-Memphis, 2: Mobile.
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O.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o,
Birmingham, 6.
At ntgomery-Nashvilie. /;
Montgomery. g.
At New Orleans--Atlanta, 4; New
Orleans, 4.
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ODonnell the new outfelder from
Lynn. Mass. is expected to reach here
at some time -Thnrsaag-s sid vii at
once he put in the game The need
of d player in left field is great at
this time and IL 0'Donnell proves to
be the man that he is claimed TO he
he will greatly strengthen tie locals.
\ hard hitting outhelder is valua-
bic acquisition for any club and II the
Colts secure hey VIII fFsest
fortunate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12

CABIN: IN benz f6tpurssn garigeffriibp
aufblintten.
limb mein sbemaliger So5ius
pollte ni9ts BON meinsr ginlabung
DiHen,1 ergGn5te ct bic ffodsnbe Rebe
bss @erlesensn. .Ma6sn sic ii4
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mid bur6aus in bic gmpfinbunsen
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man chamber fiinfoebn Sabre lang
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bate
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3. z piteI.

Cart an Der 8ei6bilbarsnse Der
Stabt erboben ii9 bic lansseItrsdtYn
impofanten SdbritsebGub., In benen
bic .MttienseIeliddft Fir ben 8ait BOZ,
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snm iiingiten glrbeitSburI6en binab
pubtt jeber, Der IN benz Riefenbetriebe
fem 8rob fanb. baB rur zines einaisen
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5sn 8ereid bes p~ielber3peigten tnbus
5%triellen llnternebmsns.
Dem Rdmen mad mar Mleranber
&ptter felt Der GonItituirung Der ats
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bret MISREPRESENTATION @irett0ten. Sn
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fetner S9Dpfuns gu reben. gls iuns
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Ct fid por inssfGbr aipsi So4r5ebnten
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einen 9%drenhunaer babe. limb MAIDEN
Sie mir rteber Elm freunbli6es @es
fi9t, aleinel Menn i6 porbin etn biBs
den unfreunbli9 qefpsien btu es
mar pirtlid ni6t buTe setneint."
rSie baben Ii9 f9on pieber pertraz
gen." Ioste Gene braubsn in Der Slide
NIT elmer gertngi9Gbi9en @rimaFe.
.aber notiirIi9l - @snn iie ibm ios
gar am fpdten Ibsnb Bis in Ieins @obs
nlns nadlGuft!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-12
WALL,
WOOD SALOON >
.~seseniiber Der gaiible

hermann, :: ITO.
Dies 1T Der elesanteFte GaIoon in Ser
mann nnb finoet man bort audi bic beiten
6etrdnfe uno Si9arren.
9eipnberS quite @bisfpS. gleiniser
asent in Sermann fir ben beriibmien unb
ed)ten Bourbon mnb yipe WhiSfn ben Ger
mann Diftiuine So. preis berIeIbe tpie IN
/ er 9iItiaerp.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13

Build your fire and let it burn until
you have a good bed of hot stones and
ashes. Have your trout, cleaned and
washed. ready at hand on anything
convenient. Pluck an armful of bal
sam twigs Rake out your fire, leav-
ing a base of hot stones and ashes
Upon this base lay balsam twigs till
you have q layer from six to ten
inches thick. Now put your trout In a
row upon this layer and cover with
another layer Of equal thickness. Over
all lay ashes and hot stones. Then
smoke your pipe for, say, twenty min
utes. When at last you gently remove
the coverings you will think at first
that the trout have not been cooked at
all. There they lie in all their moist
beauty, colored as when they first
came to your basket. Bat be careful
how you handle them or they will fall
apart. so tender are they Steamed
through and through by the heated
essences Of the balsam, they give out
a faint aromatic redolence that adds a
subtle perfection to the nayor,--Ban-
mister Merwln In Outing.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
The Old Turnnikes.

The first great American highway
that between New York and Philadel.
phia, was long known as 1.-THE old York
road" It's construction in I'LL was
an example which led the colonists at
other points along the Atlantic sea
board to construct similar roads where
there We're no water routes They
were usually built by chartered com
panies and were called turnpikes or
toll roads. Pennsylvania, Connecticut
and New Jersey had many roads OF
the kind. The FIRST macadam road In
America was built in 1892 between
Philadelphia and Lancaster. In 1911
there were said to be 400 miles OF
chartered turnpikes in New England
and New York. During the next TWEEN
ty years the national government
spent many millions of dollars in con.
structing great highways, but the pan.
ic Of 1897 and the building of railroads
and canals put an end to that branch
Of government work. Youths Com
panlon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-11-13
Photography For Women.

Photography as a work for women
was brought into prominence recently
when the national photographers held
their convention in Cleveland A hun
dred or more women had prints on ex-
hibitIon which were Of high grade.
Miss Lena MeCauiey. art critic, in an
address on photography as the art Of
the hour, spoke with enthusiasm of it
as a work for women. She said in part:
photography is the living art, the
art Of the hour the art Of today. 1t is
the latest child of the pictorial arts
aud the art most concerned I'M every
day living We can think Of no phase
Of human activity in which il has no
part. for il is an aid not only Of pleas
ure, Of beauty and decoration, but IL is
aD important factor in literature, in
science. In the manufactures The sur
geen depends upon the camera. The
astronomer and the microscopic use it
10 extend their vision and to record
mysteries and discoveries.
Photography offers wide field for
9pe service Of women. Woman is natu-
rally an art lover and takes kindly to
Instruction in art. The profession is not
hedged by precedent. as are law aud
the medical calling. Woman enters on
the same platform as men, and. the
avenues Of work being so varied, she
Is welcome and may do the work best
fitted for her without standing beside
her stronger brothers"