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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-21
Z Established 1878
Prohate Court Sessions.

--rsS- OF THE PROBATE COURT FOR
..-. DISTRICT OF ESSEN will be held a.
...- during the year Is14:
.. Er.lungrE in the iuUeuOnu OF the second
.r .... ui February. and the first Mondays Oi
... -.ntgmIyT and December.
.. gHu.al m the Afternoon Of each Of the
.... .It-.
.. .au1ln ou the first Mondays of April and
.l DuiIIhall on the first saturday of each
#.#lA.
special sessions will be held at any place in
..... District hy agreement.
..u-muuigatiuus address sed to r.. W. Wyiuan,
....r-fgr. at Guildhdll, will receive prompt at.
...f..u HERBERT W. BLAKE, JUDGE.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-21

The cab, drawn by a weary looking
horse, came to a standstill opposite q
public house. AS the driver was pre-
pairing to descend small boy ran up
with, "'Old yer 'orse, guvnor"
"'Old my 'orse? Look ere, my lad,
Ah'll give yer a bob If it runs away
Manchester Guardian.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-21

often receive severe burns, putting out
fires, then use Bucklen's Arnica Salvp
and forget them. 1t soon drives ou,
pain. For Burns, Scalds, Wounds, Cuts
and Bruises its earth's greatest healer.
Quickly cures Skin Eruptions, Old
Sores, Boils, Ulcers, Felons; best Pile
cure made. Relief is instant. 25c at
j. W. Thurston.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-21

The period Of deepest sleep varies
from 3 o'clock to e.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-21

Money is one thing every body is aft
er. and yet 1t always gets left behind.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1910-01-21
Brave Fire Lad dies

Exactness in little duties is Won
derful source of observation-disclosures.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-26

Nuy Sres. mics amigos:
Ne eomplazco manfestares que Ell caro- MERCER
que eOmpre ustedes hace algln tempo magnifco
ha reSuadO MEJOR que 10 que 70 ESPERA pesaf
que par,idario de o1ra hoy pIe ME
do equyocsrme que el MERCER iguaa los lie $1,000
muehos de precio Mi MERCER e>ta connuamene d
yiaje yise Ponce Guayam8 Arroyo umacao Faardo
ha MARAVILL4DO la SIN ESFl ERZO algune
SURE las CUESTAS MAS EMPNADAS Tropiezos he endo Il
miEmo sOstenimpno rpsulta ENTERA ENTE ECO
SDMn certamente que 10 que Ids doen que Ell CAIRO
IDEAL TARA PU ERTO RICO no dicen una mentira 70
puedo r6haro faaqHer tempo Qulen haya hecho agun
slaie Ell mi MERCER pnede IN buen iesgo
Soy de Ids. afmo. s. y amigo
JOSE CUEBAS PADILLA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-26

Muv Sres ml0s AMIGOS
Tanto mi hermana Rafaela yo esamos mas cue
tenas con e automoy MERCER Modelo 1911 que compramos
vds haze agln TEMPO HacemoS menudo yiajes Maya
guez pasamos rios submos cuesta etc. sin nngn ropezo
DOS En- las que Sube sin ninguna
dcuad muy enenddas AUTOMOBILES nos dcen
que tenemos nm gran gual los de $3OOOOO mas
tamos compeamente sasecas tenderness sumo placer re-
concentrates nuestros amigos En- cuanto al maneo es tan
senco que yo be tendo mucha dfcultad al aprender
para maneiarlo Sras oSrtas es imuy aproposto
Soy de Vds afma. amiga
PACTTA FRANCESCHI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

PorEus se mbiary sacudirse & causa de.
os frioS y fiebres Paludicas. Pam ala efec
tuara la cura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
ofecemos al Pibico e LimpiadoT Vacuum naCa "SANTO'
Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica:
Marchara oonstantemente sir caenarse nterrumprse
"Tiene por minute destitucion calculada de
pies c1bcos de are lbre Producira Vacuum maximO
de pulgadas segun el mercuro Standard de los e E
u. u" Durara de IS 20 amos, usandose diaria
mente.
"El SANTO trabajara de cuaquier cubo de luz incan
descente, de CentavOS la hora FL SANIO no
podra superado e hogar pero tamben 81
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecbe 2temaa IaceeS
Offc6nos, /gIesias Hosbit0kes ediCOs grandes
Haga vista nuestras ofcnas para la demosra
cion por Ctac0n mandaremos ei atarao cualqu1ef SIT
en- San Juan para demostrarlo en- prVado.
PeRFS RICO PWEE LIGHT 10 NERAL bfFG& HlGIf' San JUAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

Sc ha recibido una communication en-
Ell gobierno informando que el attorney
general Mr.. HOyt, ha presentado la re-
nuncia de SUI cargo para tener efecto
ell 80 del corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
De Humacao

Nos participa el Lcdo. don Antonio
de Audrey que durante SUI ausencla de
algunos meses en- los Estados Unidoss
quedara al frente de SUI Notaria y Ar
chivo general del Distrito de Humacao,
el abogado notario don Jose M. Qua
dra, como Official protocolista don An
tonic Aguilar:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
IntereSa

Sc vende una hormosa quinta en- Ia
prsda 10 en- Santurce, propia para re.
sidencia de familia 6 para un Cslegis.
Hene tOda clase de comodiaas. nm
gran jardin, arboaes fruales, pesehrs.
eoctera y garage para autom6ya. :,
ERformara en- b casa de al aasap. don
Jess Cerra. =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
LA ESTER A"
BERMUDEZ HERMANOS & Co.

Importation prncpa Rbrcas de Europa Esados
Umdos.
vnas deta onstante swtdo de zinc aanalado '
Arneses
cabaos Maqunas de dobe pepunte Nueva Nacna Pa
$3 On econ6mca Estnfas De
panchadof Aceite Pinturas Banoes
Armas de fugo cartuchOs Oda Is
pies door nj mosa aguna
FORTALEZA No. 29.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

ppar faocedores hsber alberto
Opa tabecmen de Joye
Relojeria
Deparmeno Ia tura de del extran
jere servicios Optico graduado.
aque cstaes especiS hasta
obgad los EadOs Undos hemos insaad'
stas eonando la
personal este
Nuros pos los de los EtadOa Unldos ell ira
bajoe garantado.
eomEhcada
sea,e e de "a hOras
Bouret Husts Successor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
NOTICIAS

IVOE1NGAO
Federico Ledesma Serrano, fue pues-
to en- libertad por haber cumplido la
sentencia de tres meses de Presidio,-
que le fue impuesta por la Corte de
Distrito de Arecibo, por ell delito de-
homicidio involuntario.
Z0i}e Borrero, fue puestO en- ibertad
por haber dejado extinguida la conde-
ns de un ano de Presidio que lie fus
impuesta por la Corte de Arecibo, pos
ell delito de ataque con intenci6n de CO.
meter violaci6n.
Cientos de NJ edicos muy conocidossees~
tifcan la verdad de que la Pam-ala eEa.
el P Paludismo.
Ha sido concedida licencia de tres
meses partir del 10. de Abril de.
1910, al senior Jose J. Aponte, sub-Mar-
shall de la Corte de Distrito de Guaya-
ma, nOmbrandOse en- SUI lugar para sus-
tituirle al seIior Francisco VazqueZ Co.
Ion.
Pam ala fcura ell Paludismo. Sc vends
en- tOdas las drOguerlas.
Nos informan que Sc halla gravemen-
tie snfermo Ell senior Alfonso Molina, je-
fe de la policis.
Anoche regres6 dc SUI excursion poI
Guayama, Arroyo, Patillas, Maunabo y
Humacao, ell jefe de los dem6crata Mr..
Bryan.
PAM ala es una cura pOStiva para a Pa
ludism0. Un ensayo 10 dejara convencieo-
De venta en- todas las droguerias.
En- breve cOntraeran matrimonio en-
esta ciudad ell inteligcnte joven don
Carlos Urrutia y La seIiorita Lolin Viz
carrOnd0.
Ha dido 10. hab,ar acerca del nuev@ re
medic Pam-ala? Es un especffico para eN
PaludismO
Los alumnOs de cuarto grado de las.
escuelas de San Juan, Puerta de Tie.
IRA y Santurce tienen ahora una oca-
SION de presentar Sus trabaJOs. La Co
mission de instruction Bellas Artes
del Club HOstOs, ha sOlicitado de los
principales de las escuelas, trabajos de
dichOs alumnOs en- las asignaturas de
espanol, ingles, y aritmetica. Estos
trabaj0s seran exhibidOs philharmonic
en- el local y fecha que oportunamente
Sc anuaciaran, Y una, comisi0n compe-
tente los examinara adjudicara pre-
mios los mas meritorios.
e. Medico Ie dira, que la Pam-ala cusae eB
PaludismO. LO sacude Iuel Il ueI sistep4a.
La investigation que debia celebrar-
Sc aver en- ell salon del COnsejo Ejecuti-
vO, jara dcpurar un denuncia contra
el segundo jefe de la policia, fue slIs-
pendida hasta cl lunes proximo, a peti-
ci0n de Mr.. Names.
PorEue Se mbiary sacudirse & causa de
os frioS Y fiebreS Paludicas. Pam ala efec
tuarA la cura.
Sc ha recibido una communication en-
Ell gobierno informando que el attorney
general Mr.. Hoyt, ha presentado la re-
nuncia de SUI cargo para tener efecto
ell 80 del c0rriente.
PARA CURAR UN RESFRlAoC
EN- UN Ola tome LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUlNIAA. Ell bOticaro devolverA ell dine
70 Sd NO lie cura. La firma de E. W. GRO
We SO halla en- cada caiita.
IntereSa
Sc vende una hormosa quinta en- Ia
parsda 10 en- Santurce, propia para re.
sidencia de familia 6 para un Cslegis.
Eene t0da clase de comodiaas nm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05
GUIR COMERCIRL
Antonio RoseIl6
8


De hace toda clase de veijas, bal
cones y cuanto Sc refere & los ramos
q herrera y plomerfa.
Trabaios tan perfectOs como los que
rroceden de Europa y los Estados
Unidos,
LUNA, 65 San Juan, +. II.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

PARA CURAR UN RESFR,A0C
en- ON Ola tome LAXATIVE BROMO-
QUlNi\A. Ei bOticario devolverA ell dine
70 50 no le cura. La tirma de Z. W. GRO
We So halla en- cada caiita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

Ha dido US. hah.ar acerca del nuev@ re
medic Pam-ala? Es un especffico para eg
PaludismO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-05

e. Msaico Ie dira, quela Pam-ala cusa' 'el
PaMdismO. LO sacude IueI Il uel sisuepaa
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
If CLEVELAND HAD COBB.
Ty Would Be Great Factor for the
Maps, Says Connie Mack.

"One player can be the star of des-
tiny for a ball club" declares saga
cious Connie Mack, manager of the
Athletics HE can prove the turning
point He can stem the tide Of adj
Versity and his mere success will put
his team in a position TO gain more
than an even break or games. fof
instance"-the Philadelphia manager
did not wait to hear. He interrupted
Cobb would be factor right now
on the Cleveland club" said Mack He
would prove the clubs turning point.
There are hitters and ball players on
that team Cleveland will surely hnisn
in the first division. Watch my pre-
diction. But COBB would be the elixir
OF life for that club right now. i pick
Cobb because he's a great ball player
although / do not approve of all his
work. Billy Sullivan would be another
turning point for Chicago. Take 1T from
me that the SoX will count later on.
They are not out by any means. Sulli-
van will not only steady one of the
best pitching staffs i'm the league. but
Chicago's stock Will climb when Sulli-
van joins the team and is able to do
his best"
do you consider the western clubs
inferior TO the eastern p was asked.
AT the present time l do replied the
elongated leader but conditions, ! be-
lieve viii change later on. ball
club is a puzzle. 1t may go bad for
a sAfetth OF games anu AilSi SH"N hi
expected strength. one can never tell.
But Just as / said before, one man.
at his best, can make winner or
team, at the same time crush club
that is going good. ! am not wrong
when ! say that Cobb. more than any
thing else. robbed US Of a pennant last
year Mind YOU, ] do not say that
he did anything intentional, but the
day he spiked Barry he killed our
chances. | believe VI was in the sew
enth inning Of the last game with De-
troit in 1903. He accidentally Spiked
Barry Barry was forced out Of the
game at a time when he was fielding
sensationally and hitting in runs. Be
ing out had an effect on Collins. He
was not himself after that. He miss
ed Barry at his right side. Weakened
I'm our inheld. we we're handed a crush
ing blow"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
Especial to The Bulletin.)


Middketown. July 14--Although not
represented al the special meeting of
THE Connecticut Baseball association
in this city this afternoon. Norwich
Vas not counted out of the league. nor
/fNvas it's franchise taken up, but the
franchise was left in the hands OF the
Norwich people. who. it was under
stood, We're quite likely to continue the
club for the rest /of the season. The
meeting was an, enthusiastic one, last
ing about TWO, hours
Those present were the president,
Mayor Daniel P. Dunn of Willimantic,
Mana ger Charles H. Humphrey of New
London. Messrs. Fisher, Bannon and
Burdich of Middletown and Messrs.
Flanagan. McKenna and two others
from Meriden. These latter appeared
as applicants for the franchise Surren-
dered Thy Norwich but it was voted to
Crane Meriden 4 new franchise, hold
ing the Norwich surrende- in abeyance,
and then if Norwich finally arrranges
to- come in, the association will en-
Aeavor to get a sixth team. which may
/be either Bristol or Southington, or
team representing the two places com
bfned.
Telephone Talk With Hayes.
Before the Norwich franchise matter
was settled an effort was made to find
out what George p. Madden or Martin
Keoush of that city had to say for
themselves, but they could not b.
reached by telephone President Den
talked TO over the wire, and the hope
full tone of his conversation induced
the directors to give Norwich another
chance to come back. All the direc-
tors showed that they We're anxious TO
have the Rosetown stay in if possible.
New Magnates Have Strong Team.
The Meriden franchise was granted
70 Mr.. Flanagan, representing the
Gaelic club, which has a membership
roll of $50, and offers good support for
a ball team. The Meriden men We're
chuck full of confidence that they had
a ball team that would need no new
men to make it strong enough to cope
with anything in the association This
bit of kidding was too strong for
firery Tom Bannon who retorted that
the associations teams We're fast
any of the minor leagues in the east.
Mayor Dunn chmed in that Whitman
tic was now taking nobody's dust and
Charlie Humphrey tilted back in his
chair while he smiled to think of what
his league leaders would do to those
Meriden recruits.
A schedule for today and tomorrow
and for next week was adopted, and
it is figured that if Norwich and an
other team come in. they can play dou-
BILE headers to catch up. Secretary
Burdicll is to prepare a new schedule
for the season.
Must Have New Empires.
1t was decided that the present staff
OF umplreS IS too punk to last, and a,
new set entire will be enrolled for the
new schedule after this week. The
following are the dates on the Tempo
rary schedule, beginning today:
F'riday-MiddEetown at New London.
Observation-Disclosures at Middletown,
New London at Willimantic.
Observation-Disclosures at Meriden
Middletown at New London.
Wedne Observation-Disclosures at Middle
town.
Thursday Middletow at WIliman-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SPECULATIVE CAUTION
Rather Than Neglect Accounted fol
the Stock Markets Dizziness.

New York, July 14.-Extrene eau
ton was manifest in the conduct of
speculative transactions in stocks to-
DAG. 1t was this that accounted for
the dullness of the market rather
than any absolute neglect. Signs of
obstacles which appeared in the
course of a price movement in either
direction discouraged the pursuit of
operations for a long time. a rise in
prices got away from the level of any
effective demand, and a sag resulted
When the uncovered bears bid for
stocks, however, they complained of
difficulty in securing them and called
the market oversold. The demand for
this and more substantial sources was
effective at the price recessions and
buttressed the market against .faE,
and opened the way to successive re-
coveries. The closing tone was
strong.
The action of the interstate COM
merce commission in favor of sus-
pending important and general rate
advances proposed by the railroads
tempt to interpret its significance to
wards the final decision the rea-
sonableness of the ADVANCES, asked
thew for its face value. The refusal
70 suspend the advances in subur
ban passenger rates out of New York
was recognized as favorable to the
railroads. but the determination < to
assume jurisdiction of the question
ana TO proceed TO COHSiotE the Ted-
senableness of the advances was
against the contentious of the rail-
roads. The supposition was prevalent
that the postponement of the rate adj
Vances might not be the full time for
all of those considered, different tar
ifs being passed on and decided seri-
ally. This prospect was regarded IA
Vorafbly as promising to hasten the
advantage of advances to be allowed.
There is feeling of confidence al
so that advances will be allowed ulti-
mateIy. These assumptions contrib
uted TO the undertene of strength in
he stock market
The vote to authorize a strike by
Pennsylvania railroad employees was
reflected only in neglected and al
most motionless state of that stock.
The copper industrials showed some
relief from the pressure to which they
have been subjected recently and this
took out of the general market a SYM
pathetic influence towards depression
The metal in the London market at
the same time showed some recovery.
The conclusion of the stock market
settlement there and the strong show
ing of the Bank of England statement
kets Sterling exchange declined here
to a new low level in consonance with
this condition in London
The strength of the wheat markets
in the northwest directed renewed at
tention to the spring wheat prospect,
but hopeful estimates of the agricul-
tural flarvests as a whole were of
greater influence.
Bonds were irregular Total sales,
par value, s1.3O2, 900. United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15

chance on the first bag by the Fall
River team of the New England
league. "Slim" received telegram
Thursday night ordering him to report
at Lowell where the team is to play.
Fall River is now in second place in
the league Pat Sullivan has been
pla wing first for Fall River, but has
beer recalled by Providence, which has
a string on him.
Sims legion of Norwich friends
Will be roofing to see him make good
on the first bag. He has been a strong
man for the local team in that posi-
ton and the other manager in the
league have been casting envious eyes
at him. With his recent jump in bat
ting he has been of added value to the
Norwich team and should make good
impression if he travels at the same
gait in the New England league.
The Fall River Herald has this to
say of the first base situation:
Manager O'Brien expects Jimmy
Cameron, the Pawtucket polo star, to
report here within a few days to fill
the first base position. Cameron has
been playing eni-professional ball
this season in Rhode Island. He has
been doing some hard hitting and is
rated as one of the cleverest fielding
first ba semen in that section. For sew
eral days Manager O'Brien has been
endeavOring to get in communication
with Cameron. and yesterday he sent
word for him to report in this city at
once.
The Pat Sullivan deal promises to
develop an interesting baseball con-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
LAJOIE'S GREAT EYE
Responsible for His Phenomenal Stick
Work, Says Newspaper Writer.

The eye undoubtedly has more to
do with mixing great batsemn than
either the position at the plate
or the swing" SAYS a well knwon wri-
ter. The one is the result of the 9TH
err for it IS the defective eye which
gives the improper position at the
plate, or causes the faulty swing at the
ball" There IS a lot of truth in the
abive. 1t is not always the man who
uses the longest bat who makes the
most base hits. Stars like Tommie
Leach, who grasp their sticks well up
along the handle. do not get much of a
swing on the ball. and Yet the sphere
travels Just as far when they meet il
fairly as it does when swatted by
man who grasps his bat far down at
the handle.
Commenting on the prowess of
Napoleon Lajoie. the great Cleveland
slugger another scribe says: There
is perhaps no better batsman than
Larry and his prowess is attributed
by those who have made a study of
the big fellow to his remarka BILE sight.
Lajoie has optics that take in every
thing at a glance. Though he has
it is said of Lajoie that he can take
glance at a column of figures and
have the total perfect. His eve con-
ceives so quickly that when six dice
are thrown out he has the total points
figured out as soon as they quit roll
ing. 1t is Therefore but natural that
he can detect the break on a pitched
ball much sooner than does the aver
age man. 1t also explains why he
has nothing to fear when he steps in
to the ball, for il is seldom that he is
hit. because he can follow the sphere
perfectly with his eve. Lajoie is a big,
strong fellow whose arms can WELD
the, heaviest kind of a bat. but it is
sponsible for his wonderful prowess
as hitter"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
Passengers on Boat Stack Joe Grim
Against College Star.

Joe Grim. the human punching
bag of Philadelphia, who has been
sustaining his reputation in Europe as
the man who was never knocked out
in the ring, was a passenger on the
Mauretania arriving in New York the
other day. The passengers told how
Grim kept them amused. He lined up
all lands to see him run and make
speeches every day. He was certain
he could outrun anybody on the ship.
and a match was quickly arranged be-
tween the iron man. and an IN
known. They ran % times around the
deckhouse and the unknown beat him
out two laps. Afterward ii developed
that the unknown was George ".
MacCutcheon. an old CnivedSity Of
Pennsylvania runner.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
Finished First in 75-MiIe Race.

New York, July 14.-Commodore ].
G. n. Whmitaker's HIS was first
across the line tonight in the motor
boat race from Atlantic City to Grave
send bay, a distance of 70 miles, under
the auspices of the Atlantic Yacht
club and the Yachtsmen's club. Ilys
finished at 6.17.33 tonight. followed by
the Mary c. of the Sea Island Yacht
club ae 70I.55. and the Caroline of the
Atlantic Yacht club at 70z04
1t IVES said tonight at the Atlantic
Yacht club that il Will probably be
two or three DAYS before the winner
can be announced officially. because il
Will be necessary TO measure the boats
here. 10 com pute time allo W ances
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
THEN COBB SHUT UP.
Gandil Handed 1t Out Right to the
Tiger OutfeIder.

Gandil, Hugh Duffy's first baseman.
who is shining fairly brightly. and
Tyrus Cobb had run-in when Chica-
go recently showed in Detroit. Cobb
came into first with such force that
his shoe sabers tore the sandbag wide
open
Ganhil said: Wonder you didn't get
me-"
Cobb. so the sc1ibes state, replied:
You're a fresh kid for a fellow who
has been in the league for twenty
minutes"
Gandil smiled bit and then said:
well, I haven't been in the league
as long as you have but if you ever
stick those spikes into me. I'll be in
the league a blamed sight longer than
You'll be-"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
Jack Tishe, Kennedy and the Umpire.

"-rhe umpires in this league are hav-
ing it pretty soft said Captain Ward
the other day, "as impaired with the
time when Jack Tighe and Sam Ken
nedy were. playing in this section.
remember one game in which a. little
Jump dis plea sed both Big Jack and Slap
per SAM The first thing they did was
to toss him azout as if they were play
ing battledoor and shuttIecock Jack
tossed the poor ump over to Sam. The
latter pulled the mask out from his
face as far as the elastic permitted and
then released it. Ring, went the mask
against the jumps face Then Sam
pushed the Jump over to Jack. The lat
ter pulled his stomach protector out as
far a he could and then released it.
Bing. And so they kept it up until
the little man was glad when it was
al over
Norwich bulletin., 1910-07-15
SLIPPED ONE OVER.

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