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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1910-11-12

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Evening journal., 1910-08-16
KAUFMAN MEETS
BILL LANG TONIGHT
COrbett Expects Clever Aus
traIian to Give Big Al
the Short End
DELANEY HOLDS
TO THE AMERICAN

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Aug. 16-If Bill Lang.
the Australian heavyweight is defeat
ed tonight by AL Kaufman in their
battle at the Fairmont Athletic Club,
Jim Corbett will be as bitttly disap-
pointed as he was when Jim Jeffries
was counted out Reno.
Il have been boxing steadily with
Lang" said Corbett to-day. "and |
think he is one of the best pugilists
In the world. I know Kaufman is a
nrst class fighter, but Lang is faster
and has more science. ! am sure that
Lang will win"
Billy Delaney. the maker Of cham
pions," is just as optimistic about
Kaufman. The big fellow is on edge
and will surprise easterns, who saw
his poor fight with Ross a year ago
The experience he had I'm Johnson's &
camp has developed him wonderfully
Kaufman is but "a years old and
never dissipates. venture to pre-
dict that he will be the champion oI
the world before the end of next
year"
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
FODDER FOR THE
ALL-WILMINGTON FANS

Jimmy McGonigal is a hard working
short stop. Seldom a ball gets past
Jimmy.
Keatley puts up a nice game at first
base for Merwick.
Hillside and Orioles. who are in last
place, are certainly a game bunch.
Both Captains Blest and Hogan say
they will stick It out TO the finish.
-A-W--
Bill Boothe, Of Rockford, running
one-hand catch retired the side just in
time.
Grier, Rockford's umpire. says he
will be in line in the parade
-A-W-
Eddie Ward and Salty Johnson will
be given a try-out by Hillside on Sat
urday. Captain Blest says he wished
he had that Ward child the first OF
the season.
Where was McClafferty on Saturday
Gold tootsies" We guess.
-A-W--
E. Babby on short was like a stone
wall. Nothing could get through.
-A-W--
Bob Cunningham caught nice game
for Rockford and his throwing was
fine.
--A-W-
Captain Walther gave it out thai
Parkside is on top TO stay
--A-W-
Jack Barry is there when it comes &c
running bases.
--A-W-
"Sanky" Mcmahon was also there
with his new glove and took I'm L
chances without an errdor.
--A-W-
Chris McDermott is the leading
stick artist for Rockford.
Gallagher says here's luck to tn
Baynard. Banks and Bryan Gun
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMI'S"

Harvey Hall. the Penn. A. c. castoff. |
pitched and won both games for High |
land
Oh, how fremont does miss Mccall
and the King brothers who are on
their vacation.
silitoe made his first error Of the
season on Saturday.
Bill Early, Of Madison, can get EN-
any old way.
Charley" Lucas Of dupont bor-
rowed "Sy" Prentiss bat on Saturday
and got six hits with IT,
Isl
Stewart, the Newport pitcher. go
one run, two hits, two outs and two
assists. Not bad for a pitcher.
Hall" Fahey came out of some tight
holes i'm the second game.
Isl
Roy Scott and Harry Thomas are
about the best catchers In the league.
Isl
Manager Dick" Christy Of fremont.
and "Steul" Moore Of Highland say
/ they got enough of umpiring from
"Huskey" Welch
(S)
Was it hot last night? Yes, at
Fourth and Shipley.
Isl
Poor Harvey couldn't get much
through Hastings and McKenney were
mum" voters.
Isl
They will have another Wednesday
Be present early, 8 p. m. sharp.
Isl
Tired and sick Of it all-Have
guess.
Isl
And they got Frank Traynor into
it. Did the president thank you?
Isl
They don't play baseball with their
mouths where We came from. They
play it with bats and balls. Get
wise.
Isl
They say the president may resign
Then We know the league Will
Smoke"
The latest song is, Tie the Bull
Outside" Let's all sing.
Isl
McKenney told all he had to say
to the presiding offlc-~. We couldn't
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
ABRAHAMS QUITS
PEERLESS TEAM

The biggest surprise to happen in
baseball since kid" Reeves with
drawal from the management of du-
Pont was the announcement that
"Aleck" Abrahams was going to drop
out of the local game. Aleck has done
more for the game and got less credit
than any promoter in town and is
tired Of it. When Aleck was spoken
to about the matter he said that owing
to business reasons he was practically
out of the Peerless team and that the
managing end would be taken care of
by James F. Harkins, assisted by his
brother Charles. Both are well-known
baseball, football, and basketball
stars
Aleck would not admit that he would
quit as president of the Semi-Profes-
sional League. but said he already had
enough trouble to make any man re-
sign. AS his resignation would very
likely mean the disbanding of the
league he is being urged to remain.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
NEWARK PLAYS
CLASSY BALL
Boys There Want to Take
County League Champs on
for State HOnOrS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. Aug. 16-Newark
added another victory to its long
string on Saturday. by defeating the
Delaware City club by the score OF
to 1.
Murray. who has been with dupont
for several Saturdays. was back IN
the game again and pitched the game
of his life. Only two hits we're made
off him and not a nit was made until
the eighth inning Murray. also had
nine strike outs
Newark has lost but four games
this season, and each was lost by one
run. The club is composed OF all local
players and never before has Newark
heenN represented by such a fast ag-
gregation.
The manager would like to arrange
series Of games with the champions
Of the New Castle County League
after the season.
To outside people this challenge
may sound foolish and seem like a big
undertaking for a bunch Of amateur
players to try to wrestle the cham
pionship from husky crowd OF ball
| players like DUPONT or the Whining
ton Gas Company. hut II the fans Will
remember that two years ago, after
Newark had claimed the champion
ship, Mr.. Fahey. who was then man
ager of Wilmington. got together
the strongest team that could be
found in Wilmington and challenged
the locals. The game resulted I'm a
victory for Newark by a 10 score,
and as the boys are playing much
faster ball now, they would certainly
make a good showing against either
OF the big clubs.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
Victim of Blood Poison.

Frank Robinson, of Chester, who
has been covering short stop for the
Marcus Hook baseball club. is laid up
at his home nursing a case Of blood
poisoning In the game of ball at
Upland over a week ago, Robinson
was spiked by running sliding to
second base. He paid but little atten-
tion to the injury and finished the
game. A few days ago the leg became
very sore and the young man was
compelled to take to his bed The
physician in charge thinks that il will
be necessary to scrape the bone to
bring about a cure Of the injury
Robinson's loss TO the Marcus Hook
club will be felt for IL is not likely
that he will be able to resume play
ing this season.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16

hear It.
Isl
Hastings says Abrahams had no
right to vote. Pray let us weigh your
thoughts.
Isl
Mr.. Murphy resigned from the Holy
Name League after they had two
warm sessions. He said there was too
much fighting. He ought to be an
"Onlooker"
Isl
To get down to common sense, II
does no good 10 play baseball before
Board of Arbitration. Play II on
/ the field.
ISL
From what we hear the Sem
League was fnSe a Sunday Schoo
session last seasoifN The s s-hool nous
must have blown dSwn.
-(S)-
Now on Wednesday nfesSt come
:. the meeting in commof So ~
, mood, cut out the red tape, staN
your case and be a man. Take you
sentence.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
RAGING ON The
RISING SUN TRACK

RISING SUN. Md, Aug 16.-At the
August matinee of the Rising Sun
Driving Association at Jones Park
Pennington. the races resulted as fol-
lows:
Colt Race.
Hoke Queen, b. T. III Wright Il l
Dillon Cader. b. (. o. Armour) 2 2
Time-3.24 IA 3123-4
2.40 Class.
Arbutus Girl. b. h. III. Jones) Il
Rice B., b. h. CWilkinson) ...c ?
Time-2.45 10; 2.341-2.
Free-fOr.all.
Russell. b. g. (W. Cooney) ......1 1
Delaware Boy, b. &. Oh. England) 2 ?
Time-2.33 1-2: 233 1-2.
2.S0 Class.
Alice r., b. m. (Greenwood) II I
Bill Riley. b. g. III Ashby) .....2 =
Time-2.30 -; 2321-4.
Colt Race.
Patsy B.. b. m. (W Riley ......1 /
Stella E, b. m. (H. Brown .....2 2
Time-3.1S; $50.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16

Following are the scores Of all
games played by the clubs,
DUP0NTsGAS COMPANY.
May 14.-duPOnt, /; Gas Com
May aO.-duPOnt, 1; Gas Com
pany, 10.
Janes ls.-duPOnt 1; Gas Com
July 9.-duPOnt, 1; Gas Com
pany, 0.
July 1s.-duPOnt, ?; Gas Com
pany, 5.
august 6.-duPOnt, 0; Gas Com
pany, l.
DUPONT-RIVERVIEW.
May 7.-duPOnt, ); RiVeryiew. l.
May 2s.-duPOnt, 10; Riverview. IL.
July 4.-duPOnt, s; RiVerview, ].
July 23.-duP0nt, II; Riyerview. 8.
August 13.-duPont 4; River
view, 3.
DUPONT, 6; Riverview, O.
DUP0NT-BROOKWO0D.
June 4.-duPOnt, 3; BrOOkwOOd, o.
dupont, 2; BrOOkwOOd, 0.
June 25.-duPOnt, S; BrOOkwOOd. o..
July 9.-duPOnt, 4; BrO1kwOOd. 3
az innings.)
July 30.-duPOnt. 8; BrOOkwOOd, ?.
GAS COMMENCEMENT.
May 22.-Gas Company, 6; River
view, 4.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
ATHLETICS ARE
GOING. SOME

The Athletics are so far ahead in
the American League race that there
is only the slimmest chance Of their
losing the pennant. They trounced
Clevelands twice yesterday and are
eleven and a half games ahead Of their
nearest rivals, the Bostons. The Bos-
tons lost in St. Louis. The New
Yorks lost in Chicago. but the De-
troits were beaten in Washington, and
so long as the Red Sox and cham
pions are losing the Highlanders have
a good chance for second or third
place
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
DISLOCATED ANKLE PUTS
FARMAR OUT OF GAME

Although Joe Farmar, manager Of
the Oriole Wilmington team, Is out
Of the game because of a dislocated
ankle, Joe is getting his share Of sport
thrills from reading the Evening
Journal sport page. Although Joe's
team cannot win the B. B. B. cup, he
says the Orioles will go ahead with
the idea of getting out of the cellar,
Joe wants to see Smiths Parkside
team win believing that Smith is
good enough sport to hold a flag. !"
Joe, himself. is a good sport. and in
addition is some pitcher. Had he been
given better support Orioles would not
be in the league cellar.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
DELAWARE LEAGUE NOTES
BY "Jack" Casey.

Some class to Rookwood. beat Mt
Vernon 4 TO 3.
-D-L-
Horty made a double play unassist-
ed with the bases full.
-D-Ir-
Riverside, by beating DUPONT Jrs.
keep a tighter grip on first place.
--D-Is--
Lutz had fourteen strike outs
while Ross stood up zen.
--D-L-
Lutz famed three men in succession
in the third inning and two In the
fourth, this was five straights.
-D-L~-
The Trinity scouts were down 10
see Manager Condor Saturday want
ing a few inhelders.
-D-L-
Rimlinger saved the game in the
ninth with Gavinski on first and a
line drive from Earley's stick Rim
lnger pulled down an unexpected one
and by quick throw madesa double
play.
e. DBL
Foolish questions by Goldburg: Il
Mt. Vernon still in the league? Asl
Carney.
-D-L-
O'Connor, for the second time this
season, failed to make a hit.
/ -D-L-
Mulherin was as quiet as Johnny
Ross Saturday. Going some, Eddy.
-D-L-
Allicow jumped from the Has-been
to Riverside and played a star game
having one put out and striking out
three times.
-D-L-
Woo" Farley made sensational
catch in the fourth. saving a run.
-D-L-
In fully twenty-five innings neither
Pitchers Ross or Lutz have allowed
more than ten hits against DUPONT
and Riverside.
dupont will battle with Young
Americans next Saturday at South
Side Park.
Smith may be a weak hitter but he
saved his team from a shut-out by
landing on one of Ross's curves for
a double.
Ross had DUPONT shut out without
hit until the fourth inning when
Hansen made a scratch over sec
ond
-D-L-
SQuashville won his own game by
a nice double TO left, bringing in
two runs.
Stirlith made his first error of the
season Saturday. Hard luck,
Chuck"
Jack Harkins and "Ump" Ryan
have resigned from the Has-beens.
-D-L=
II is reported that Ryan will play
with the Highland Semi Professional.
Some class to the Delaware League.
-D-L-
Well, there were some hard losers
Saturday. The scores may tell it.
-D-L=
Riverside. 3; dupont, l.
Young Americans. 2; Has-beens, 3.
Rookwood. a; Mt. Vernon, 8.
again soon.
Riverside did It again Saturday
-D-L-
Has-beens got their match Satur-
day Haru luck. Riverside got beat
/ by these old-timers.
-D-L-
MCGOWAN certainly did enough
coaching on first for three teams to
win.
-D-L-
Mr.. Carney said that he is going TO
beat Has-beens both games next Sat
urday.
-D-L-
Young Americans have the best out
field in the league outside of DUPONT,
Jrs.
--D-Ls-
That Horty boy is some first sack
er. Riverside still sticks up for
Mulrooney, though.
-D-L-
Well, Lutz, old boy, il certainly is
hard TO pitch against your old team
mates.
-D-L-
Holiyech it's up to you next Sat
urday.
-D-I~
Rookwood out to win duPont's
Ipleace copy.
Furniture Display at County Fair.
A honfh hac hanr, at ~
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
CHTRCH LEAGUE.
LL.WILMNGTON LEAGUE.

To keep your health sound; to avoid
the ills of advancing years; to con-
serve your physical forces for a ripe
and healthful old age. guard your kid
news by taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy.
n. B. Danforth. Market and Second
strec.- Wilmington. Dell
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
DONOVAN STRIKES
OUT SIXTEEN MEN

Chippewas defeated Mt. Vernon on
Saturday by the score of 4. to 1. Mt
Vernon was at the mercy Of Bill
Donovan, who let them off without a
hit. Chippewa hit Roe freely. Dono-
van walk two, struck out sixteen. had
three put outs and seven assists. 1t
was a strike out record for Donovan.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
National League.
Scores Of Yesterdays Games

Scores Of Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia-Ci (rain).
Boston. 8; St. Louis. (1st game).
Boston. s; St. Louis. l I'D game).
Pittsburg, 2; New York, I'll in'gs(
New York, 2; Pittsburg, / cd camel
Chicago. IA; Brooklyn, (1st game).
Brooklyn, 9; Chicago. 1 I'D gamel
Schedule for To-day.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia g games)
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York.
St. Louis at Boston.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16

June 4.-Gas Company, A; River
view. IL.
June 25.-Gas Company, 8; River
view, go innings.)
July, Gas Company, 3; River
view, 0.
July sO.-Gas Company, 8; River
view, 0.
GAS COMPANY-BRO0KW0OD.
May Gas Company. 2s; Brook
wood, 3.
May ss.-Gas Company. ?; Brook
wood, 0.
July 4.-Gas Company. 8; Brook.
wood, 4.
July %, Gas Company, 1; Brook.
wood, 0; Gas Company, 2; Brook
wood, 0.
August 1s.-Gas Company. 2;
BrOOkwOOd, |.
BROOKW0OD-RIVERVIEW.
May BrOOkwOOd, 3; River
view, 10.
May -BrOOkwoOd. S; River.
view, Z.
June 1s.-BrookwOOd, B.; River
view, 4. 8
July 2.-BrOokwOOd. ?; River
view, 4.
July 16.-BrOekwOod, 6; River
view, 3.
August 6.-BrOOkwOOd. S; River.
view, 2.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
Amnriann Innnnn
Scores of Yesterdnr,s Gam

Scores of Yesterdays Games.
Athletics, 5; Cleveland 90 inningsl
Athletics, 7; Cleveland. 3 (2d camel
Washington, 6 Detroit, 4.
Chicago. 3 New York, 2.
St Louis. . Boston, 1.
Schedule for Today.
Athletics at Cleveland.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
Won't Firllt for a Year.

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-Jack Johnson.
the champion heavyweight pugilist.
declared last night before leaving for
Cleveland that he would not fight
again for a year.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
semi-ProfessiOnaI League.

Following is the Correct standing
of the SemiProfession League awards
in all protested games heing included.
Examine your score books if you have
any doubt.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
LandIlth Puts chin on.

Landlith. OF the Boys City League,
would like to play Riverside. Of the
Delaware League. game on Labor
Day to decide, which is the stronger
team.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
Fnrnltnre DlsnIar at ConntTl Falr.

Furniture Display ~ IOuntY Far.
A large booth has been rented at the
Fair Grounds by Miller Brothers, OF
2l3 Market street. in which they will
exhibit a line of high-grade furniture
and optical goods They announce a
handsome souvenir to be given away
during the Fair
Evening journal., 1910-08-16
Fnnfa Mas Senond.

J. c. Foote was second in both the
egg and thepivot race at the Red
MeNs sports at shellpot Park on Sat
urday.
Evening journal., 1910-08-16

blowing series of games played
Castle County League 10
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
4 eassron0nis low.


or al Ih- s1Terb vicruals which. by
their great variety and unique cOIloca-
Iion. make Maryland the Eden and
Srcadia OF every nlan who loves good
eating the plaBksd shad Is probably
the mOst powerful aud poignant In its
appeal fO the SenSss. The wild duck.
though il sets the palate 10 vibrating
Ike an aeOlian harp. has DO thrill for
the eye IL Is & small and unlOvely
bird OF s dull color and unsracefnl
outline 50. too. the diamond hack
terrapiR- II has no more beauty In
death than a plate OF soup And Ger
tain other exquisite deiicsTeSsen. for
all sheir sweetness. do not sOo1he the
sense OF smell Of such sre the raw
oyster. the boiled hard crab and the
Masoihy river cabbage But the
planked shad-ah- here we come 10 q
deliCsCy which e1chsnIs Us alike
through the eyes the palate and the
nose. As il comes upon the table II
has the imperial dignity OF q ChSrle-
maEne Its noble head moves one 10
reverence: the epicyclOid curve OF lis
tail Is Ike the curl OF a great comber
upon Z ccral beach And II radiates q
perfume as OF Araby--BslCimOre sun
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Water Under Deserts.

Some OF the most curious phenomena
OF the world are the underground We
ter supplies beneath deserts In the
RajpUIana deserts water is held IN
vast quantities in sandstone beds IN
der the scorChed surface and is drawn
up from wells sunk into the strata
Bikaner raises its walls in the midst
OF q weary. almost rsinless waste Of
sand and depends on these hidden els
terms for its very existence Whence
II comes. wbsTp Is the ouIfell and what
quantity runs under the baked sand
remain a mystery. In one well st
Bikaner il has been asceTtained that
the water supply Is eqnal 10 1000 gaE
ions al hour. which Is held 10 point 10
the conclusion that there Is an snor-
nous subserrgnezD flow and that the
snow fed rivers OF the Himaisyas must
be the SQUIRE. People in Bikaner say
that pieces Of wood dropped into one
well have come up iD another The
idea Of an underground river opens up
e wide range OF possibilities TO the inI-
sEinatiOn.-Times OF India
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The Raseliznie CLOUDS.

The Mzssilanic clouds are TWO
cloudy masses OF light oval in shape
and unequal in size. seen AZ night in
the heavens in the vicinity Of the
south pole They are supposed 10 bs
usbuias. or dense agTesaIiOns ot
stars. so far distant as 10 give 10 the
unassis1ed eye the impression OF Cloud
Ike masses They cover areas OF A.
and 10 square degrees respectively and
are so named in honor Of Ferdinand
Magellan. rhe great Portuguese uGvi-
gator. who first observed them in I5229
during his voyage around the globe
New York American
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Dashina Into Danger.

When was younger" E big Broad
way traffic cop remarked Il used TO
cuss 81 everybody who insisted on
dashing acrOss the street in front Of q
car or truck | cuss the act still. but
not the person Fact is, I've learned
that E majority OF people just can't
nelp il An approaching vehicle about
10 cross their path is like z red rag 10
& bull Its sOr1 Of challenge. dare.
And the impulse TO defeat its purpose
can't De controlled There isn't any
plan OF action Its q case OF dash
first and think afterward- and some
times. Of course. the thinking is done
IN z hospital
Its 8 SORT OF disease OF the nerves.
/ guess. because the head OF busi-
ness house will do this fool thing Just
es quick as his errand boy will But
the cop and the driver are 10 blame
whenever there's miscalcula1i0n- -
New York Globe.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
The Electric Eel.

The electric organ of the electric eel
Is IL 10 sense Z storage battery, buI
8 cuurrivance by which electric energy
i liberated II the moment when il
: required A. rest the organ shows
so small an elec1romoIivs force that Z
good szlvanOmeIe- Is required 10 de-
from The eel's spinal cord raises : Do
Ienri2l of many volts with very Little
heat and 50 small al expenditure ot
msC1a- - 10 defy the most expert
chemist 70 weigh L-You-h-s Comp4n-
i0l.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
The Horses Of s.. MAJ.

The horses u S. Marx were taken
from ChiOs il the fourth century by
the Emperor TheOdCsius gIJ placed
IL the great bippOdrOme 81 CUls12u-
unople, whence they were taken ly
the Yenetiaus IL the year l2tz- Vsli- e
and ConsIanIinUple were bi1-e- rivals
in trade. and largely through Vs4e-
Iian intrigue and diplomacy the fourth
crusade was turned rom is original
purpose into that OF the capture and
practical destruction u the splendid
city on the BOspOrus thus making
il possible laIsT on for the TUr&s 70
establish themselves on the continent
OF Europe. l. was during the sack VI
the city by the crusaders That il was
despOiied Of lis famous horses by TIE
EeneIians.-Nsw York American
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Tns kis Glsn kis

The Gve-.=e Eid -iCye according %
ts0Se who should know, = -, made
% I'D - 81 Dug - EOzG - l1ub SKI
The ki1s from which -ne re- ~ glove
Is mace 2rs uurIuTed GlE cared .a- -
DOSi - carefully - are rsce bO-Ses-
NOSJ O. them are reared u : uoD1-
JGiDOCs Gis--1c- q Fr4ncs- The kl1s
are uuC-S1=d OF MIX alone and are
never sLCwe1 - Ell sr2ss- IS that
would cUzrSeU IL sElE The kid =
kept u : pen where be czn 7ece-vs
10 scratch - b-ulSs- They are thGS
kept as i we've. IN co-1Uu woo, u-l-l
The az vheu The skin = q most value
They a-s r.e- cz-esul,y killed sut ths
SKIN dressed wiki the utmost szllL
Sh=s7. deer and colts sTe Sfso used for
s. called Kid sni dOEskin gloves
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
In Demand.

Al infant IL Pullman car SCI W :
loud val and would moi lse comfort
ed- 1E--S-e= lisu railroad Official
and l came forward and told the
young mother LH4E / had helped 10
r41Se bFe and IA-- ! thought / could
secU-e = quIecUS- pm The little tum-
EUu acrOss u-y Knees and wiki = gen
Tx Jogging achieved beautiful results.
-l1s1ead u giving NE The credit
GeSe-vs ~ sumo Grumme-s il the car
ols2pll-pyea VI uy 'buTLng IL
IL = L. Ius baby wOke up and
stayed awake @ud sept every one else
IL lne car awaze. Finally : g-u1
voice ASKED.
Where's that Internal mUsh headed
fool that put Il 10 sleep This a1IeE-
noon. wonder: New YOzk Times.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26

When Ar Lamar - = member q
Clevelz1d-s cabinet Eeag l,. Washing
tn he wanted l. and suitable holse
Au0-- -hr 1Ulle-oGs u1srS WaS Gle
trou AFs- LGL4s7eE. Wao Ezs aux-
iouS u Jesse bsr beautiful resioe8ce
tu- s ious term After expzIiarins
81 lis numerous advantages ths la6y
quoted The prise 5O- S1uUzI reuIzI ~
$50 and sid -WEzI % you Jhiuk
u i. Nj LzmzrE-
Well sGid he s-zve,y. sinking his
chin. i an Only wondering how / can
uzUses IL spend Tie other 500 " aly
S--zrg.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
The Great Ats-=-s5sn.

The bays brigade o1 G-lssOw, sew
s-2i thousand strung. held l grand re-
view sOue Ilme S=O- Lord Roberts
lad promised 10 inspect The brigade
b2-lG-i1ns. DuJ 81 the last moment
was prevented ~ Illness, a locSl on
cer was secured 10 hi his place, and
II selling ulksJs for the inspection j.
was thought ouly fair IL let purchas-
s-S EDow Jl2- the distinguished held
marshal wuU.G nOt be present One
sul2A brigade bo! came " and asked
1or Two uckels tO- his father and
mother. The CLERK said. DO your IA
Iher and mother know that Lord Rob
e--s l. nOI To be present. To which
The boy replied. with = look u self
confidence, lis 10 Lord Roberts
they're comm 10 SEE; it's me
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-05-26
Official Proceedings
OF the County Court

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