davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-10-30
EL SECRETO DEL AMOR,

Ninglna palabra del leng'1ale hu
nano .ha sido nunca mas mai usada,
que Ia palabra "amor' Nlnguna dc
las ideas que ell homhre ha coneebldo
ha sido mas degradada tamhlen,
que u idea q. por 10 eomlln Sc tlene
de csc sentimiento, noble, sublime
que LENA y ensaneha el cora1on dc
Il humanidad, que eonduce :! esta a
todos los sacrificlos, que es causa de
todos los anhelos. que alirnenta to
das las esperanzas,y que forma, para
decirlo de una vez, la suprema aspl
raci6n de la vida: Ia idea del amor!
Ell amor tai como Sc nos presenta
en- las novelas de folletin de los pc.
ri6dicos 8 de los dramas y eomedlas
no es en- realidad el amor proplamen
te dicho, sino mas bien es una lneh
nacidn morbida 4 los encantos fisl
cos del sexo opuesto.
A1n & veces Sc lie ga 3 descrlblr es
ia idea degenerate del amor como
..una llama divina'.
ST asi fuera en- realidad, spor que
produce ( menudo, y mas frecuente
mente sufrimiento, tantos celos, tan
tos odios, tantas contrarledades de
que la prensa nos da cuenta a dlar1o
Y que son, en- resumidas cuentas los
"efeetos posteriores' de ese amor
La disyuntiva IS forzosa 8 el amor
no es una llama dlvina o 10 que |
solemos lamar amor. no 10 es en- rea
lidad.
Io que proeede de IN orlgen dlvl
no. dele producer el hien y Ia almo
MIA, porque Dios es Ia esenela oel
bien, de Ia ammonia y de Ia paz.
Fl verdaaero amor es maudable
mente -una llama dn-ina: pefo I'm
corazdn impure Sc manifesto &c
una manera muy in1nerfecrn.
Fl origen del verdadero amor es
Dios, que habitl e. 10 mas recondlto
de- ecraz5n Gel hombre, \ que Sc ma
niiiesta en- 4 como el 70 conclente
ue que nos lscla el mos ~.
Fl satio ! 4ainavalSa dice en- uno
de los versiculos del panrishadah,
Que: 70 es ror eausa de IA persona
pol 10 Que llega mo ser querlco
de otro, sino por causa del 1o cue re
side en- todos nosouos. por 10 cue
uno anna 4 otro, Y son4os atraldoS
unos otros'.
El secTeto del amor conslste On de
jar aue este fluva Suavcmente del n
telior del cora zdn, de 10 divine 48e
hay en- nHestra alma.
Ediquemonos de modo Que el '
amor sea Nna manifestaciln Go III
corazon.
FL egoisnlo es el orisen. Ia raiz g.
toda lmpureza.
El verdadero amor es siemrre al !
trnista, po.qae q altrcisno 6 PIE
clSamenre sufindare el.fo y 81 saase
FL alJru,sao tyae Ia paz \ u a1nlo
MIA Al corazan ,pog4He & tontsIe eS
ua 81 socisl por ratars.eza,
'Fl houbra sin Ie.nfge ne So
hombe como la n4ol7qaia e~pa
aol.
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the squeeze play. bat stevens sent the ball
fer beyond second base and the score Was
tied stevens vas caught trying 10 steal
ses'ond
Princeton had made two runs In the nrst
inning Ballln led OF with a two bagger
Bard went out. TOmmers 90 Murphy. and
hllin reached third Reed sent grounder
10 Merritt. who fumbled y. Ballin scoring
and Reed taking SecOnd when a trip was
made To get Rallin at the DlAie. Warwick
went out. TommeTs to Murphy. Sterrett
sent a grounder 20 Logan who threw Il
away over Murphy's head. and Reed came
IN
That was all the scoring for Princeton
but until the rally In the nth the situation
looked dark for lnle In the sixth only
three men we're up on each side Dawson for
Princeton singled IN the sixth but Ma leit
az fT-t In Nale's part OF the sixth Logan
started OF with a nice single and stole
second Murphy vas allowed TO reach
hrst IN an attempt 20 catch Logan at third.
Then = d White hurled the ball Wild trying
10 catch Murphy nc first, and Logan came
IN. Murphy gOinE 10 third. Carhart singled
and Murphy s0Ored That Nas all the
scoring FOR Vale. but the game vas won.
For a few minutes In the last inning u
looked dark Tor Yale SterTett reached
first on Murphy's erFOg Capt. Dawson
sin Eled. Cunningham sent what looked
like a hit In Merritt direction. Ito fumbied
Il and fell down twice. but threw himself
on the ground toward the bag and caught
Dawson Rt second base. The score:
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INV ToRE "a. ~. ,. CHICAGO "a. I1. >.
CmCAGO, June 4 chief Stallings's High
landers got "a hit Of revenge from the White
SOK this afternoon for the defeat handed
them yesterday ON one hit The Gotham
ties pounded out a 10 victory over the
chicago squad and made Il IN easy style.
With a hit more daring on tho hases the
visitors could easily have added several
more runs to their count. Tom Hughes
pitched his first full game Of the season
for New York and was very much of =
quandary to the ChicagOans Ne had plenty
of speed. a good curve and control Jim
scott. the lanky sOuthpaw shipped TO tho
White SOx last year from Frank lsbell' :
Wichita baseball farm. was on the mound
for Chicago New York totGllcd eleven
hits from his delivery. and they bunChed
theri enough 10 win the game nicely
The White SON were lucky 10 get away
without score In the opening inning
4 wonderful one hand catch by Black
burn, was the only thing that saved them.
In the second inning the SON got run on
Dougherty's double. sacrifice and an
inneld uut That run looked fairly good
until the sixth round. when tho HighIanners
vent after Scott and turned II ingles by VOL
ter. lAportc and Foster. with a double by
Chasr thrown iu, into two runs
cree started tho ninth inning with a
double advanced on Fosters out and
tailed v hen Austin hit safely TO right
field. Tie SoN got their second rlu in
the ninth inning when GandU trpled af ~
Doug ghsrtr had foulci 10 sweeney puT-
tell hit one WhiCh bounded 81 Hughes :
shin-. bat Austin recovered the hill 10
time TO ge' the runner az nrst. although
ttaudu scored
Foster. a chicago hoy, got a great re-
ceptiOn when hs went ~ the field In tho
last half Of the first inning. ami when he
came to hat in tine second inuiuR a gold
watch Vas presented to him hy some ~
his admiriug friends He made good
with tao nice singles and Two well played
Chau,e- IN the held
j be score
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safely Dahlen couldn't resist the cal
ol ne diamond and sent himself into bal
TOT Ntlhelm. We aacrinred nurtsh ied
70 Wagner aud was the sacond out h,it
me hrooslyns were not to be denied Dan-
nerl hr0ke Out single, sending the two
base runners home. and Wheat and Hum
mel. hoth Of whom are going great guns
anu sent ~ two more runs.
walker smith strolled again in the eighth
and made the Journey On hits by IRWIN
and huwh harger held the oppnait ION
sai" after he went into the hOx. and there
nas no romeback In the Pirates after the
hrooklvns cent the four men surging TO
the plate In the seventh
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Totals, IS "a q ~ :. Totals ~ ~ His 0
-haiteS for ADAMS IN the third inning
- aaited ior Wilhelm In the seventh inning
Plitshutr D +. o o, % q a
brooklyn u Os o
Runs-I1ttshurg ~ rhe. FNnn, Wilson, Mad
doN. hrOokiyn- nurch, nnubrri. Wheat David.
zon, smith, ,. Erwin. = Flrxt base on errors =
tfooklyn, > Left On bases pitisburr a. Brook
In, 2 First hase on halls-OR Adams I: on
MADDOX. I; on knetRer. D. on wilhelni Sirurk
on-hy Aneuer, 2. hy MaddoN. ], fhrre base
mt-Nilson. Two bass hltS-byrne Wheat
hummel, Smith Sacrifice hits -Learh Maddot
smith. Erwin. nahlen. Sarrince hy-Wtihelm.
Nloien heses-l.each, Campbell. 2 Erwin noublr
plays Miller and Fiynh. hummel and DaubcFt
smith and Hummel via pitch Wilhelm. Hlts
ON Adams, : IN twu lnnlngS: OF MAddoH y IN
~ Innings OF khetRer, ln one lnnlng. OF VII
helm. IN ~ lnnlngs. on hafEcf IN two lnnlnTs
Umpire In rhlef-lngler Held umpire Emslle
Tine hours and minntes
hosroN ~. ~, I: CHICAGO w. ~. o
BoSroN June 4. Boston shut oct Chicago IN
twelve Inning contest to-day. sweeney, the
nTst man up n The twelfth. slammed the hall
over the let held ienco FOR the winning tally
Boston played 4reat ball The acurr.
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TotAla - y - 10
sRaued for Harmon ln the INth lnnlng
iiatted for Willis IN the ninth inhlng
~ Louis. o
pnuadeluhia ........p o o. 90
It'rns- St Louis phelps Philadelphla rituN
s. MAgee Eutng Fifst bass on error 81 louis
g. Philadelphia. Lcft on hases~ Philadeiphia
~ louis Ilrst ha-s on balls uf Ewing. 4
on Harmon 3 OF wins : Siruck out by
Ewing . hy Harmon. T. by v unA ! Three base
hIt natss Two hase hit haiss sacrifice hits
sGtng 9 Phelps. Iarher. Mage stolen hasfs
HufTlnA . Double pMy=HaugfA uuaTins
and EVans mplrr tn chief "u'uaiE fird
umpire HfrnnAn Time hour and ~ inmates.
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Totals ~ s.aa ~
'lAtied foT Sheckard IN the ten Ia ihniug
fhatted for Luderls In The dhth luuing
mo one Olt when winning run was srOrrl
ChirAEO. ......0 o o o % % %
hostun...... y q o o o o II
Run Boston Sweeney Ftrst base on error
Boston. Left on haGss-bostou. Chicago, ~.
FIRST hasr On hAlls-Om MAtteu. e. nf brown. a.
struck b. Nattern. I, hy Brown, Home
run SWeeney Two base hlts--Srhulte SWecueJ.
Sacrifice hits uernod. shear. Maticrn. Brown.
beaumont Strinfeldl Stnlen hasr Shean
nOuble plays aroNn Sisinfeldt and LudrruG
Holman lunaEslatsdl Umpire IN chici John
stone Yield umpire- Moran Time hours and
5 minutes
PuILADkLPHIA \. H., L. ~ LOUts a. ~. J.
PuILAnHLPuIA. June 3 Philadelphia broke
~ long losing streak By taking the hnal game ~
he scrtes from 81 Louis to-day Ewing pitched
steadily throughout The score
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SHUT orr m FORDHAM.
wesleyan. AZ HOme. Fails a Victim 70 Fast
FIeldlng and GSOd HIttlag.

NIDDiTIowN. Conn. 'une . Fordham
had no difficulty In beating Wesleyan on
AndrlS , ield this afternoon. to o. The
Rn mo was interesting no 20 the sixth Inning.
Then MCCathran weakened anu tallies were
made on a couple OF passes. Wud thrQN
and threeha sser by Mahoney In the
seventh fOriham increased ia total on
hits b, Scanlon, llaTTett and Sharkey The
visiting team Helded brilliantly. making
three fast double plavs. The score:
----....... ...nI nn.n-
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YALE FINISHES STRONG.
Prineetoa out IN FrSOi fSF = Time. bui
RIus wins Ptrsi Baseball Game.

NV HAvEN. June yale started ~
Il. baseball serie4 with Princeton to-day
bv winning. tto7 For four innings White
vns a puzzle 10 Yale end there were only
three men az each inning. not one of them
making ht Th"n rN-CaDt Fred Murphy
started thingg Uith q single We stole
second and was sacrificed 10 third hy No
Tntyre tftsr Jarhart had str'irk mi Nrr-
ritt singled. bringing him home and taking
third himself when s y. White threw the
hsii into The rrand stand He then tried
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Runs Boston Hooper, Wagner. Gardnsr
Carrirsn Wood Two hasc hits Lewis
sgesfrT Wood Three hase hii Hooper Sarri
0Sr hits Hooper. 3 tord, 3 sacrince ~
frwfs fiothie plays. CartEan and Wagner
WaFner and nradiey Stolen hases Lord, Wag
1rr Firsi hass on halls OF Petty. 8 % Wood. :
str,,rk out ~ pritp 3 hY Woud a left on bases
ST Louis \ nustou g Umpire IN chief tuu
molly Fieid umpire pinecl. Tine l hour and
AZ rrinufeH
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Runs TOrdhAm Mccarthy. Scanlon. Rar-
rrtt. Sharke,. NC anrvy Two base hit-BeAto ton
Three haze hita Mahoney Sacrifice ht-Schiess
stolen hases J Mccarthy, Gargan First base
o. balls Od MrCRthfAn. 4 Lett on hasea
Foriham . Wesleyan. !, struck Out-by Ne
honsy = by rtathrAn. s. Double plays
.Iargan and J NcCarthy: McCanrey Sharkey and
n nles.. Schicss and McCafrsy PASSED bail
Mo afrcl Umpire iAWton. Tine hour and
minnie.
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a Lancaster Lancaster a Iohust9wn a.
AZ Vort litnNna. A. \ AnTt
AZ Trrntnn Trrntun. A. WHhamgrurt ?.
AZ Rradtun Reading. q. Harrisburg. =.
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Al Ilncoln ~, Momes. =. Lincoln. J.
A. Omaha Omaha. s. SiouA CITY. nsn h
Al 81 Iossph-wirhIla, Z. ~. Joseph. o.
A. Topeka-Topeka. A. Denver. =
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! A. NsW Haven New Hsvcn. 2 HolYoke
AZ Hartford Hartford D bridgeport 2
/ AZ New nriialn NeW Britain. ;. NDrthamp.
l ton. q -
| waterbury. a. Seo0hd game 'SDrinEhsld. g
l "a nfeHhufr q
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Games Scheduled Tor To-day.

yaNEFtCsR LHAdUU.
NeV YorE % chicago Phlladeiphia IN Detroit.
Hos ION IN ~ louis
EtHTUEg LNAdUE.
RaIumOre 10 Newark: Jersey Civ IN PROM.
drnre Hudaio In Montreal
The sun., 1910-06-05

At hAMaAAuNNs
GOMEZ eooooooeiIl
Aaueng, GOodwille. Caraisl and Williams
At WEsr Poryr.
E.s,T,s BE. e.. ?SSPFSSfts.
Hstirre, NoIt thcop. o Lear and Zehnsr Hyatt
sr FHrLAnEFHIL
syrasp.s ...ooooooee
'RSa Rs,,ss aat to,,r, b,i,,P uSd Hom,E ssul,i d
''''' '' At sErHIEHEu. pa.
Pm. Etl.c,n,ralH99iSS:SSISi
Ratisres fsinhardt sud ShensnberEer
StTi4g gcr. Shs1enherEef and BarbsT.
At aASovrE. N.H
~, 49,, ;gGS;5:T@,:s: !:
Ratterss- ChsdbOurns. Williams and french
GAmmo1.. S,seh ana Mitchell
At HAHrToED.
Columbia o oooo0 o. 5 2
Battsre, rlnsh and Slblsy sayrs and
At ElsroS. pa
Fr,as!l, : ,,,l!.,. and 1sSSssSISoi :;
Rattsrr, watts and Poral' Long AMI Nat
At woECusTTH
Esi,,cy Hq.y G,oe SSiSiSdS S-,is !
Ha,tsris. rolsv Resan snd Sweeney; Davis
''' At ,SDcvTE.
s,s,s, tYsSy~ SSSdS;Sd &ss
batteries Wplsy. Car and wright iitchhsld.
rryc and donovan and WAY
~ UruHAH M
eo,,oq calr,E, :c;:sS:.Siss
y. nsu,-i' si ovs ,nd rSrsy swan s,,fp and
At pDroy y,
I.asiss,,s Tcisis SG?i2SSSSS ih!
Hi'''rlss usrtind,ls a1n'cgs's snd saunders
~ wv ''1 At ~oncrsrrr
GUSHING ,o.Leeoeq-sne .
Batteries -Wakeheld and Mayo. Eesn and
Ar SAT mDoE
sa,-n Island rAccl:oee:oeo-gsb 5
Ha',rri,, pcIsneld sad Allen Coleman and
Brown
No,rs o,rsplloooOoOOOoOnOoOoO-: "a
Mirh iO0Oi 100000 100000 70 I
Hatede' Smi'a and Walsh rs an and Tia.
towsN
S'ss grs3..t, gsg9.gi,- Q q . = dSSS "a
Rs,lsres Doremu, and Gsrin; stenEcF and
sT NErLTT rtELD
S.s3,,,,1 S;'oS g.Il SS::dSS?SS S,I;
Batteries curtin and Gallon; Archer and
The sun., 1910-06-05

Rum -Washingto ton Milan. :. BEOWnr. Gcssier.
TnaIaflb Courdy street Johnson Cleveland
CrTney St0van Two base hits Hperring Gcssler.
TnEiauh McBride Three base MS Oe-sier
Sarrthre hltHMlan stolen bhsea GraneJ ,
Coorov tSiOlT FIRST base on balls Od Young
on tlnke l. od I0hnson. . iiit hy pitcher
M Johnson fYoungl hY ilnke ONihierl fifst
basr on errors-C Cleveland, .. Nashlngton.
T~N on hasss HCieveland s. Washington.
struck Oat By Young I. by Johnson 3 Double
piav.- Niles and tAloie perdng. iaios and
Prrrinr Iunulrr IN Chirf f-Fgan llrid umpire
-Evans Time hour
nnsrOs a. ~. . ~ Lorta "a. o.. o
81 LOrts June st Louis never had chance
In the Farne with noston here 10 day and bono.
yan's speed hoys won a. they pleased. The scOre
The sun., 1910-06-05

p,,n.l,,, Hsns R.,,a BsSi Tuo Ssss bi,-ssaIpS,
Ssrrtnce hit-Mr lhSyrr Ftrst hase on halls-On
TOmmers. /. on White, ) struck Out-by Tom
mers q. by White. stolen bases- Murphy, :.
Sterrett mpires- Sternberg and Adams. Tine
I hour and ~ mirutes
The sun., 1910-06-05

WANItD-Auton0bllf manufacturer uf ons
of the high grade vel known makes desires IN
secure ne srry'Crs NJ saicsnan residing n nrbas
Nn state rtpsucnce. n ~ present employed Hhd
shlafN chlecri AddrrH Alto. hoH no sun
uptown uTIcr lral HrnEdwn1
The sun., 1910-06-05
EISTERN LEAGCE.


Ralu more Won from Newark : % w. yesterday
In NrwArk due 70 ne superb pitrtinG % iArrnrc
Russell a left handler recruited IRON NE rAngs
Of the Nlfkrsharre team Of the Neu lOrk state
I~aFue TUicr Wtth sCcond and ihlrd orCupied
and Jhr fans yelling Eiidb with excitement
me southpaa showed his rtlihre b. fanninr
.ame Of the hest slngHers The score
The sun., 1910-06-05

Pa. .. ,-. r,...-g. ID, the 80 ,,,I-,
'r. rf Pop ~, -uud In me nlnth lining
10 -
%
r-. "a -, ~ resAefi' n hon
-.. ...- N .r-... .irrinraIL Z Nrr York Z
..HU 'Ir-uraU 3 HeE Norg , Ftrst
.. '' uHspar g - Drrrhe :. ~
..HH 'I' hl 6ahpar ~
.'Hi T'91. Two ba,e hits
ar.-.' , hts nonh.el,
.I.tu...1 ry.ts 1900. 80
' .f r....s ps.set hsils Weyers
l, ,aslar Meyers. 1y Ttav
The sun., 1910-06-05

AZ Indianapolis lnd1nupoils. :. Minatapclis 2
AZ Cdiuuhua-=Aa Aannaa CllT. a Crluu11zs
Al ToIaio- N raui. 3 TUloio. o
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A. San AntoniO-San Antoulo 2 Galveston. q
AtWacU Woo. .. Houston, o 1--WE Innings
A. Port W0fth Oklahoma City, a Port Worth,
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AZ o0Ea-Birmangham. 2 chas,aBuo
1i Atlanta. n noutEsmsry.
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Totals ~ -5Is Totai. % 90 10 o
NeN N0L o o $50 ,
t'hiranu U % o '.2
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Runs-Nrw Nurg =WolfFr taportr Crrr
ChtraaO DnuEtgrN. Oandil Two hass hlt
uuuFhrftY Chusr N-1tI tlcr ThTHr base hlt
Gandi. SacTt1re hits chase. dandN. NurrErr,
Hahn stolen basf ,U rgrry Struck ult hY
Sroft 2. First basr uH halk OI hughes. o.. N
scott. uuuhlg r'sE tiar ah4ur and furteu
I.rft % bases- Chtrasu . NeF Nurk Hlt b
pitcher ~ scott .H1ElrsT. Wild pirhH IcUtL
4 mrifc m chief kertn fied umpire sheridan.
Tlme#i hour and ~ minutrs
nlTHoir. 90 phil lrtFuiA "a. o.. :.
DETnuTr June rhr Tigers gave thc Ath-
rurs Tnothrr fr0urclud fn Gay winning hr q
corr % lU 90 Two OF ne phIladeluhia star
IH'l n~rs we're sulrErI o4t of rhe b0A. me ram
KONG to Mere I1 re fg.rl. hen thr wgrrs
rolled ur scgeu runs ul lits ant error n ne
uintN. Win tao mrn uu'. Nllle't nIed the hasrs
and was ta4cu out. ~frOud relieving him. The
The sun., 1910-06-05

AZ Iarkaon Inrtnou. . Yaroo CITY.
AZ Meridian Meridian. z Hattioburg o.
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nIrHoir, 10 rHi'1riFHIA "a. o.. 2.


'Baiisi 'o- Dygcri 10 the ninth inning
Pm IadfIp Iphia o. o % 2 E
nFfruiI % 10
Runs PHladriphia -RAth. collins DAVIS. :.
Murphy Iclnnes uyE.f' prtrut"U J0nes.
Busb COBB. Derharty. 8. MOriarfy 3, Jones.
Sthnagr Tao bass hits lapp, udrng, hartrei.
o. ZONES Three basc hit Hush. "a finCe hits
ithth Odring r Juucs. .. urlchaEn Narunre
nies Stanage graw. ord. stolen hasr, CObh
DeirhanU r Jon 10. tU.uus. lifst hasr on balls
on hrauzF 3 uf ~ get r. OF MlNeft . ulf
by uIt-her fy WIilrfl fAHrTf. IS hTau.r .Delr
hantfN EIuf ha-r o. trrors . Philadelphia A.
Detroit lFft ou raars r1IIaac rhln p netruit.
9 ~tFIrk out ~ D. Err' %. Niileft Passed
uaU Iapp fwUinr in ru.Hi % llourhTa .|Fid
umpire PERM. Ilue-- hour D. mluutcs
The sun., 1910-06-05
New York state League.

New toTk Atate Lea9nr'
At srE0HANToE.
Ss5sss.:s. ~ es.s........ SSfsS Gh !
Rsstsriss -Wutss and KOopman. WALKER and
Uorgns Umpire -knccland.
AZ TtsIhA.
rs, eoe!eLsOis
- nstt-rtes- -prl,ertnille and nuug Srhuidt
,rg phfIbin Umpirs-O'T0ils.
sr HtLGEsaAnEE-UnsT aAHH.
r.gv ooIsISeSs2-. :
nstt-ries- Ruel and Meegnn: Biils Applegate
snd Hauh Tmpire Brown.
tKCOED dAMn.
r-oy OO0Og 0al 1-1 ;
usits.rsrTe o 81 =
IA ttrries- Cunningham and Meegan. hCClDa
kry and BFrlgcr Umpire -Hr1Wn.
aT aCnANruN- FInau aAMn.
,..,y aoooooo S-sgi
s..--i,- n q o a % - 4
nafirries McBrlds and Cheth kslloEg and
wrflDnaurh mpires Kelley and ahetueF.
aECnED uAHa
AIhahy
ii-ii@-i-. -Vr,-rn nnn Chosk. Cnrim0u and
grriih f'mUireg-keilsy and anaallu
The sun., 1910-06-05

GLEvTiAsu. June Z Washington ani t.e,r
laud furnished 30 fZaio.i,on marked hI DI-L1
errors brilliant Nriding ln spot aId tHr uetri.ess
rounding o. ladl.r linkr, H0uiupaUt y day
Nashington winning Tie .,Olr.
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Runs-Jrrasy Ciy-C ro0ks Providence IA
,on CoIiins CouTtney. Sterile stolen base
gistsn Thfse base his-Eiston; stosie Sarri'
fre hits HAnnifhn. Butler. Double plays.
Sss.t, Courtney and Fitzgerald: Hamilton and
Crooks, ROrk AtE ana COuftnsy Struck 0nt
q, g,e@le 2 by Nansrr. 4 First bsee on balls
d.,c- a. Jersey CITY 4 First base 90 errors
Isro,tdenrs /. JERSEY City, T. Umpire IN chiei-
Hur.t Fleld umpire-Byron. Time hour and
~ minute>
The sun., 1910-06-05
HTLLTOPpEUS BEAT CHTCAGOS
HUGHES PITCHES WELL FOR
THE NEW YORkS.
Clsse Coniest IN Which IllghlandrFs out,
hlt the white soy Athletlrs IsOsr An
ethrF IN DetrOlt WashlngtOns and
Bostons Outplny Their Ad,ersarirs.

The Highlanders played their second
game IN Chicago Yesterday and came out
winners Of a stubborn setto. Three East
ern teams won The Athletics. Who dropped
another 70 the DetrOii-. were tho only
visiting club No lose The WaShingtons
turned and nayed the Clevelands. while
the Red SoX whitewa shed the Browns The
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The sun., 1910-06-05

Runs-hal umore-- -NlchOls. kussrl atoien
bass Csttman, Zimmerman Hacuhce hiw
Never G0ode Two base hlts-tfctiman. hlers.
Ilouhlr plaYs-llOuden and Schlani Nichois
and Uunu Clancy. unasaisted. suuck 0ui
balsHDf MrGtnniy @. on Russell fas1rt
bsil.H Hyrrs First uasc on errors baltimore,
Lrft on bases- Nouark 9. halumore, O. Umpire
tn chief noyie Feld umprC-hely. Tine
Z hour ant ~ minutea.
The sun., 1910-06-05
p,ovtnrvrg a IrRaFV CRY.

provInUNCT, June t-FruN dence Woa from
Is-.r,- civ 70 DAY. Z 70 J.. steele gave hr
,kerteru four hits. Rocks error vas responrible
for thrir oniy run Manser pitcbed good hah.
Il Inc GFays bunrhsd their hits 10 The second
and rtghth The srore.
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GIANTS BESET WITH ERRORS
EJrNDTRS COWE TBICk lND
rms JlkE THE GlME.
ur ~. M Around and Winning sJreaE
prs, - a. Enh Not 10 WITH the
I,rrakhus NhaysW AnB Piratrs Again
tul,, nrd cardinals Are Beatra.

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..t.r feb 'u-r Yesterday. their win
... ...I, of ru' straight hring brpksn
.. r. .uBu- !hC BrOoklvns brought
... .. ..r of consecutive wins % TO
..... Nrg ell over tho Pirates frames
,.ft.-ns t|I three games from that team
r.. 'H-....r nrago game vent twrlvs
..., oil. trf 90, Won by the BoStons. who
r......a.l .. srl uue game out oi three.
.4....... f.. drfsat of the Giants did not
o.r. .-rm...t t. 10 might have, The Phillisu
49,. .I .r.. -Isgr Of rever-es won from the
q f... cardinals The reuslts
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t-ry. Klssingsr. Carmichael and Wilhams
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ps,,s-iss- Burchen and Curtis. Egan. Latte
and Blair
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Hatieue. GOodwiuie, Car aihl and Williams
McLhughuh ami Young
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THE iezmu ef fHe tafHmss e5uf
eaas siH bold meeting 40 the rlgn
pF hsttfiau ahnFrb sau8a9 aftr
naaa Hf u.a#arl TNr fafi6a lhr
pfo#trw aas en arranged
song
t1afcr T r. sleep,
sens Ncas QnaHw
PRAYER. nr g. uomheek
Report OF committee appointed
Hasa ngadaF
FIro Minute T4Ik The I.a mans
pa4 in church Hork a. b Gthssn.
iuaee F. t. HAWKINS. g. } nern-
doe. " e Mcknight "a. l. Hard
,aa DE " y Cough
SONG
Closlue prayer Il Mayhem
All christian men of WaNahache
are expected Pastors viii please
announce from their pulplts
COMMITTEE.
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fteassembling day viii be Satur-
day, October t. Every member is
urged TO be present Plans for the
year book will be discussed The year
books are finished and every member
should come prepared to pay the
yearly dues and get one. We are very
proud OF them and they are needed
Tor the years outline. Let us begin
the year on meeting promptly at 3
O'Clock al Sims Library Saturday.
(Signedl THE PRESIDENT.
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OAK.

Oak. Sept. 27.The farmers are
very busy in the cotton.
Mrs. Jess Watson went to Waxa-
hachie on business today.
Prof. Barnes has moved to Ray
and will teach school there this
year. He is missed very much BY
his old scholars.
Rev. Jacks filled his regular APP
pointment here Sunday.
The class meeting was well at
tended at Mr.. Glen Morris Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Howard Matthews has been
Gick for several days but Is better
now.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-09-30

Ms. Jacob vim It. Lincoln, H.,
found her way back to perfect
health. She writer: Il suffered
with kidney trouble and hackache
z. d my appetite was very poor at
times A few weeks ago / got
Folcys Kidney Pills and gave them
fair trial They gavc me great lo-
lief, SO continued till now | am IN
perfect health" r. W. Ferris. d
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Song.
Subject: An evening with the
New Testament. Leader, Miss Lola
Ownby.
John the Baptist. Mrs. Mcknight
The birth of Jesus Christ, Mr.
Herring.
Reading from Ben-Hur: Com
ing of the Wise Men" Mrs. Leigh.
Song.
The baptism and temptation. Mr.
Cannon.
The ministry Of Christ, Rev. New
ms.
Roll call, Bible quotations.
Every member OF the union ana
every member of the church is urg-
ed 10 attend this meeting.