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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-20
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errei6te er oie Sobe bon 900 SUB,
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be bon 725 SUB, 60 SUB bonn auS.
gangspl1nft uno mo6te eille Cen
fung aus oieier Sobe por 800
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Rutb 4n6erion, 1O4 9orter StroBe
mobnboft, ibren Sdmeitern, BOB lie
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men Goter uno 8eidmiitern an,
ooB lie bei elmer Sreunoin iibel
Nodt geblieben lei. am Srcitoq
erbielt Der @oter, g.. S. gnherlon
Nadridt BON Der 9oli5et in Waco.
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tel. in Obbut Ser 8oli5et-Wutrrne
befinoe. 9ie iunge Dame, II Sab
re alt, muB ploblid etnen %nfo0
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reilte, obne lire Samilie gu be.
no6ribtigen, ob, bis ibr in @oco Die
@eloer o1tseineen. Sic febrte ON
Sreitag morgen m~olbebalten 81 ocn
Sbrigen 5uriif.
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9onneritog abello BON 9. 9. GDa.
pin gei6oiien. muroe, ltarb on Trei-
tag morgen I'M ltdotil6en 9oipitol,
bis gum lebten 4ugenblid ieine
8eiinnltng bebalteno. 9ie Yoit-
notwithstanding 5eiste, oaB bie
<gel oie Mitte ser 5tirll, api-
iben Sen 9[lieett llno etpas oherbolb
Ser allgenbrauen, ourhbobrts unS
Oann unterbolb Oes re6ten Sb=
reg lpieoer berausfam. 9aB beiOe
Seffnuneen oem g%lutabfll1b often
itonoen uno bieies feinen 9rud oni
oas @ebirn ousiiben fonnte. erfldrt,
mesbolb Ser 8otient ni6t Sic geiin=
n1ttq perlor.
Ser 5iabriee Sobn bon g.
8ionetti fiel beim Spielen in einer
Gompparo an 0oro-2orebp StroRe,
nabe ben Gan 8eoro Guellen. BON
einem @agen uno bra6 lih sen lin
fen @rm unterbalb bes Glboeens.
Sroboem Ser grlt6 elm b6ier tit,
fiir6ten Die Ier5te oo6 felne on
oolternoen Sdlpierigfeiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-20
Sic @ieoertduter.
Siitoriide graabllng bon Mol
Stern.
fIorticbnna.)

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er bob oie Sodel b0ber, u1o Der
2atsberr iab ben Snbn ni6t DER
ii6 iber oas run5lise @ntIis seq
Soibeidafers breitete. Mils Der
Sern' flaneen &ufe ltno Slide, I'M.
mer briihiger narp bas Moor, brei.
te @raben muBten iiberiprnmgen
meroen, @eits S1immel iturste
nit ieinem &eiter; aber Scrr Ni.
colaus belt niht an nnb &inrif
flog iest leidtfiiBie 5miihen elmer
8ertiefung beg Moors oabilr. Stoum
5pei Der gteiter folgten NIT Serrn
0icolous Der bohgeldymultqeneil
Sadel, ben onoern NOR iie eatidnpm.
ben. 8or Dem N~atsberrn tat tiff
Elm glid in bie &aioe ouf Die NIT.
ten inn Moor uno on oeren Mmloe
Der Srieienbof lag. Noh rrtcr.
ifieo ct ni6ts, ober ooS @ni1ia'
gen zines Sunoes perfiinbete ibnt,
bob oos 3iel nidt fern lei uno
Ipornte al ieinen miloen @tfer. gr
lebte Die lebten &rGfte beS Moiles
elm, uno trie baiielbe oie Dtottell Der
Sotoe utlo feiten @oben inter oeli
Sllfen fii6lte, itob es nit inn tor.
ouf, uno iett blieb ielbit Siltrid)
5urild. SIM Naftonnfel boben ii6
Die grauen Mouern aus Der Ger.
flung ocs Moors, elm 2id)t id)ien
bort 5u i6immern uno al oen Silt.
ten aus Sorf noriiber brouite @err
Nlcolans, bon MIR einem 3eiter
gefolgt, bis gum Sor bes Sofs.
0allelbe mar obgeiperrt, er iproug
bonn &olie, inter ieinem SnBtrit
brod oas moride Sol8 %auionn,en.
@r iab nidt, ipie 6rotlBen i'll Der
Soioe Die Sofel 6es S6diers err
loid, borte oie fernen &ufe iciner
Setter niht mebr uno itiitrntc rem
Sihtl6ein entee9en iiber elle iteis
nerne S6meqe, BON eiltenl Heiter
gefolet.
9eblenbet proIte er bier einell
Woment 5uriid. glus Der Gin Guon
eidter 8aud, auf Dem Steinpero
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-20
Observation-Disclosures

Sn Der Sta0tratsiibitng ain Sreis
tag erbielt Der Barf-4 omniiidr Gr.
laubnis, sic Seuer- n8lugss" iouie
Die S6laude Der Seuertpelr 5u be-
mlsen, UNI Die 8Gume in ben
Harfs 81 bemdiiern, ba @efobr por-
liegt, bob biele oerielben in 1soiJe
Ser Ianeen Srodenbeit ai,sge6en
pirben. @ud ioaen Die Mitglierer
Der Seuerpebr, menn not,pelbig, 5ei
benz 9eipaiiern belfen, oa oie Irbeit
10 idnell pie moglid Dor ii6 geberl
muB.
Cine Sroinan8 paiiierte, ireldje
ben Mnpor altoriiierte, eincit Son-
traft nit Der 2eperieoge @riege
Company bon Sort @ortb ob5lt,
i6lieBen, fir Die grri6trng elmer
Bride an Ser Crabs StraBe. Ser
&ontroftpreis lit $t4,800 ulib lie-
fert Die Stabt ailBeroem nod sic
0efnrtg Der 8riide nit MspbaIt ons
ibren eieenen @erfen. Die Seann-
ten Der 8eIelihaft beri6ten, 0ob has
Moterial bereits ~unteripegs III unt
Die Bride bis gum T.. 9e5enl6er
1910 Dem Gerfebr ~iiber9eben per.
ben fonnte.
an6 Die beioep 6euerruebr-o Static.
men, oeren &ontrofte bercitS in
(ebter Sieune abeeihlofien muroen.
iolen big gum Sftober, meltn Die
nel1en Seuermebr =@pporote eintrcf.
fen fertig iein.
Ger StroBen-aommiiior erbielt
@uftrag, Madop StrdBe pom @e-
Bird 81 reinigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-20

- Die Sormers' Union non Mla-
bama bat iid als e6te @erfed,terin
Der Brobibition ge5eigt. Sic bat cine
Eetition bel Der 2egislatur einae-
reift, in Der lie barum bi.tet, unter
feinen l~lmitanben Die 8iebcrein-
fiibrune oes offenen Sulools all5u-
geben. Die 8etition 5eigt, ha6 Die
nSarmers' llnon" auf oenl allercer=
bobrtelten probibitioniitiihen Stano-
punft iteht.
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taortietulla ioInt.)
9cbcn an Ianama. aanal

er5euet MaIaria, ipeldc Ganien6en
2eioen mo 500 brodte, M6er Gle.
trio @itters pcrfebltc ME, Malaric.
2eioen at furieren. Mul. ". Sret.
nelt bon 2ltcanta, g. g., lhreibt:
o9rei Slafde1 furiertel1 Mid bon
einem i1peret InfaQ bon Walario
uno erfreue ih mid ieitoem Ser Be.
iten @elunobeit." so Gts. @armttiert
bon alien Druggiiten.
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Grltamnte sfeptifer.

0ob eine einfode, reinIlfe, mol.
riedenoe aompolition, ME BUD.
lens @rltica Sal6e, 0rano-, 5hnitt.
urb onoere @llnoen, ionic 9ealen
u1o Santorrboioen oltgenblifIih fiji.
riert ~eritolint Sfeptifer. @eriudt es.
% Gts. BEL alien 9rugeiites.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-08-20

3luei feline Sauier. in Der
Nabe oes Sair-glaees, aber allber=
bolb Ser Staot=@ renaen, Jronnten
ON Sreitag nadmittog at. Die
Seuernebr fonnte, in Mnbstrad)t ser
lpeiten G%ntfernung ni6t re6t5eitig
eintreffen UNI Die Sauier gu ret-
ten. Der S6ooen miro ouf $500
qeffGht
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gerlanst ein Mdoden ooer cine
5rau I'm fir cine feline San:ilie
oas Sals 5u beiprgen uno 81 fod,cn.
@uter 2obn. Nad5ufrogen bel Wtrs.
$. 8. Sfinner, sos @cIt 9eipep
StraBe.
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WablzNnSeigeu.

Bir iinb alitoriiiert, Germ SuItusl
NeaI ais aanoibat fin 8tehertuabI flr
ben Staats euat an5utiinsiaeu
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Oie b1hmiIhen Viiroer

Die bDbmii6en 9iirger bon
2aoaco Gountp baben eile @erei'
nigitng gegrunoet, beren 3wed es
it, Die b0bmii6en 9epoGner oes
Gountp iber lire politiidcn GillG-
ten, &e6te uno 8ribilegielt gu url-
terridten
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Gntbcftc cine reide Mine.

9. 90. 8enos bon Goal Gitp, @lo.,
iogte, CT bobe cine nnbre Wine
bon @eilinobett in Or. Sings SEEN
2ife 8ilen entoeft, 90 iie i'm mad
1~2i1brigenl 2eiben bon enter 2sher
luio 0iereit-& ronfbeit fitrierten. 25
Cts. bel o1en 9rugeilten.
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@erlangt

cine 4o6in in einem Sausbolt ben
orei 9erionen. Gutter 2oDn. Na6a,t-
fragen in Ser Office Scr o6rsien
Rreife".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
.PAULHAM BARELY
MADE THE coal
Says He Would Not Undertake
the Flight Again for Double
the Prize He Won.

LONDON, April 29.--Had Manch
ter been a quarter OF mile farthsI
removed from London, Louis Pauih2i
might not have won the London q
Manchester aeroplane race, tha $50.
600 prize and worid-vi de fame tha|
went with IT.
Paulhan to-dag declared that hi
was SO near the end of his endurance
when he brought his machine dowI
at Manchester that he couldn't hav,
gone another quarter of a mile.
II wouldn't undertake such a high
again for double the prize / won" hi
said.
THE public has an idea that ii wa
not difficult feat because 1t was ac
complished Well within the time al
lowance. The truth is. the strain and
anxiety I suffered were almost unbs
lieyable.
Had / been making such a fiigh
purely for pleasure. with the ricI
prize and the honor of France not al
stake, there would not have been thi,
sarain''
Asked whether he intended tryini
to fly from London to Paris. Paulhan
replied that he hadn't given the mat
ter much thought. but IL he tried sucf
a flight Ii would not, be as the rival d
another aviator or as the represents,
tive Of France.
The London Mail win present Paul.
han with check for $4,000 at
luncheon at the Hotel Savoy to-mor,
row. Claude g. White. Paulhan,,
competitor. will be a guest at tn.
luncheon, and will receive a cup worth
l00 guineas. A. purse Is being raiset
for White. which,. 1t Is expected. viii
reach $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
CHRIST CHURCH TEAM
TO PLAY THE TIGERS
Fast Amateur Teams Meet Satur-
day Afternoon an the c. {.
A. Grounds

good game of baseball IS prom
ICED for Saturday afternoon, when the
Christ Church Association baseball
team Will cross bats with the strong
Tigers team on the c. G. A, grounds,
-Tket, & A. line-up wilt te its toi-
l"Ns Gregory and Winters. catchersi
Lewis and Evans, pitchers: Trimmer
shDrtstop; Wiltshire, frs tbase. Jen
kls, second base. Anderson. third
base, Williams. left field, Bryant, CEN
ter held; Winters and Gregory. right
fteiu
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

WASHINGTON. April 29.-Wash-
ington defeated Boston i'm = hard L.
inning game Thursday. > To j. John
SON was unusually effective with men
on bases. II OF the visitors striking
out. Collins pitched good ball until
the final round. when he weakened,
four singles winning the game. Bos-
tons only run resulted from Streets
wild throw to second The batting or
Speaker and Lord featured with john
sons pitching.
Score by innings r.
Washington % 90 10 o 0 o o o -
Boston ......0 0 o 0 o o / 0 o 9 0 I'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
AID. WoLGAsT TO FIGHT
JNO. MARIO SIX ROUND,

DETROIT April 29.--Ad wolsast haI
announced this afternoon that the Ma
tionaI sporting Club. OF Pittsburg mai
offered him s4,250 to meet Jhonny Mar
to, speedy New Yorker in a six rounl
bout The lightweight c h nj
prQhablF ,wtil take, ON. the New A,crkeI
but ne will not complete arrangement,
until he goes to Pittsburg next week,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

ST. LOUIS. April 29-Detroit won
an easy victory over st. Louis Thurs
day by score of Z to /,
Bailey was hit hard and his support
was Indifferent, while Mullin was IN
rare form, allowing but four hits.
MulHu drove in the first two runs
fer his team with IA triNle i'm the third
inning The t@o teams play "a post
poncd game to-day,
Score by innings. II,
Detroit ............0 033 80 o ] o-~7
st. Louis .........-...0 q . / . o 0---I
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Earned runs-Richmond, l. Norfolk.
2. Bases on balls--off Peterson. l !;
off Verbout, 2: OF Otey, 2, of Fox.
/. Struck out--by Nerbout s. by
Fox. 4. First base on errors-Rich-
mond. /. Hit by pitched hall-Brown,
Titman and Bonner. Double plays
Brown to Landgran; Titman to Big
bic; Landgraff to Baker to Bigbie.
Lett on bases-Richmond, 12, Nor
folk. s. Umpires-Messrs Travis
and Fender, Time of game hours
and 20 minutes. Attendance, $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
Raymond Wins for Giants.

pHILAnELPHlA. April 29.--I; re-
u1ed 3 innings for New York to d.
feat Philadelphia Thursday the score
being TO = In the thirteenth in
ming New York landed on Moor"s de-
livery for three singles and Il doublc
by DOYLE and scored three runs, Kay
mond had the better OF the pitchers
battle, Although wild at times. lac
struck ont = batsmeu Score:
New York % o 0 o ] . 0 o o o 3--S
Philadelphia 0 0 0 o 0 > . ; ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
JEFF. DELAYS WORK
ON ACCOUNT OF nom

ROwARDENAN. CAL. April 2s---Ai
though Jeffries did not do any W ri
yesterday because OF sore back re-
sulttng from the lancing of n boil, HI
Is In good shape and no anxiety II feI
about his condition
Ed Papke went to San Francisco ii
endeavor to complete arrangements 60
match for his brother Billy with 10
Thomas for May IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
CHAMPS WIN AN
EASY VICTORY
Defeat Lynchburg III One Sided
Contest by Score of
I to >.

LYNCHBURG. VA April 2s.-
Roanoke won easily from Lynchburg
Thursday and should have scored a
shut-out. Andrada was in excellent
form and held the Shoe makers 10 one
hit Errors by PRESLEY and Painter
and a double steal by Sharp ana
Behan were responsible for the two
runs scored. Score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
TRUCKERS WIN
FROM OANv|LLE
Close Contest Goes to Portsmouth
in the Fifth livingstone
> to !.

NORFOLK, VA, April 2S--Ports-
mouth won from Danvllle yesterday
in a holly contested game. The score
z TO l. Both Hamilton and Loos
were in excellent form, ard kept the
hits well scattered. Score;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
Port sgalouth.

Summary: Two-base hts McFar-
land. Sacrifice hits--Gaston. Griffin,
Bowen. Kirkpatrick. Hamilton. stolen
bases---Bowen, Chunk. ca. Guiheen,
Bases on balls-By Locs. a; by Ham
ilton, g. Struck out--By Hamilton,
s. Left on bases--Danviile, s; Ports
mouth. T. Time of game--1;35. Um-
pire--Mace.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
T,r,p,e PLAY for Isrooklvn.

BOSTON. April 29.--Brook' IN de-
feated Boston, 10 to 3. by heavy hit
ting in poorly played game Thurs
day. A triple play in the seven-h In
ming. in which five of the visitors i'g-
ured. checked a Boston rally. Hum
mels batting was another feature. The
score:
Brooklyn ......20 010 10
Boston .....2 0 o 20 I . t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Thursdays Scores
New York. 5. Philadelphia, >
Brooklyn, 10. Boston. 3.
Chicago, Z. ST. Louis. /
Plttsburg. s. Cincinnati, >.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
MINOR LEAGUES SCORES


At fndianapolis-in 2;
Columbus. 0.
AT Lou. syilie--I .0uisvilles r. TOE
ledo. ..
At st. Paul--St- Paul, Z; Kansas
City, A
At Milwaukee -- Minneapolis Nil
waukee game tied at end Of Ainth IN
ming, To 3.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
Southern Isaxue.

AT Atlanta-Atlanta. |: Nashville, ..
Second game; Atlanta, 4: Nashville. 3.
At his-Chattanooga. 1; Mem
phis 0. Second game; CHAT 4nooga,
3 Memphis. 4.
At Mobile Mobile. Montgomery,
/.
At New Orleans Birningnam. 8:
New Orleans, a.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Thursdays Scores.
Washington, 2. boston. /,
Detroit. I; st. Louis. /,
New York, I, Philadelphia, ..
Cleveland Chicago, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Totals SO s 33 "a =
'Clarke batted for Otey in the second.
Score by innings: r..
Richmond 10000 o o O o CT
Norfolk 1000 b o o o OF
summary; Tworhase hifx-I4and-
gran. Baker and MurdoOk. 6acrifice
hfts---Raker. Ruhrk Gnnnnr 9*eloa
hAke4-Tlt man q = ElxEIo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
Manager Clarke OK Crew Says To-
cal Fans VIII Have Chance
to See Him Work.
[.AWLOR OUT OF GAME
WITH SPRAINFD ANKLE
injury Sustained While at Prac-
tice Thursday Will Keep Man
ager Out of Game Sey-
eral Days.
lIINTS FOR FANS.

HINTS FOR FANS.
Weather predictions--fair and
warm.
Probable battcrie@--for Richmond:
Obi or Rcxclle and Ir.ine--Ios- AoE---
folk: Mccarthy or Walker and Mum
son.
Game called at 430 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
Colts Outplay and Out Hit Nor
folk, But Are Unable to Win
from the Visitors.
VERBOUT TWlRLS
IN GREAT FORM
Holds Crew to Five Scattered Hits
in Ten Innings and One
Run Scored Ill the
Ninth.

THURSDAYS Scores.
Portsmouth. ?. Danville, ]
Roanoke, Z: Lynchburg, !.
Richmond, A. Norfolk. 4 eleven in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
SOUTH Atlantic Leasur.

At Observation-Disclosures d. Jackson
vile. 1.
At SaVannah--Columb :; >aVsn-
nah. s.
At olunbus--Columb 4; Macon.
Second game Columbus, i: Ms
con. o.
k Elaine pco .o6" erj6iJsqC GOCPt
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Fridays Scheduled.
Boston at Washington.
Philadelphia at New York,
Detroit at ST. Louis,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

bout is easily the star at this time.
lie held. Danyiile 10 -four scattered
hits in Saturdays game, and the best
Norfolk could get vas five hits tn ten
innings. The twirler seems to be In
excellent form, lie had great speed
] Thursday, quick breaking curves and
good control He deserved 10 win
the game. although Peterson left him
at a disadvantage, but things did not
break well for him. A double by Muir
dock In the ninth. after Mullaney
was passed, enabled Norfolk To- tie
the score, This unfortunate free pass
WINS the only blemish on an excel
lent exhibition Of twirling. In hold
ing the crew u one ruin. not earned.
In ten innings Nerbout may feel
proud " H work -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Frit'pS's schedule.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Roanoke st Lynchburg.
Dauyille at Portsmouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

At Jersey City-Buffalo, Is: Jersey
City, 6.
Az Baltimore-Toronto Il. Patti
more 8.
Nt Observation-Disclosures. 10;
Providence, 4.
At Newark-Montreal 6; NeWari. :
(ten innings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29
v. VI. /. Defeats davidson.

LEXINGTON. VA, April 29.~-Nir-
ginta Military Institute defeated
Davidson College Thursday in a
pretty game. 10 o. Both teams
fielded well. The cadets won the game
In the sixth inning on "A two base hit
by Throckmorton. singles by Brand
and Moore, In succession, and a stolen
base. MoselY pitched fine game.
and only four coitegians reached first.
Score.
College ..000 90 0---0 3 o
Cadets ..-..-...0 0 o o. . 2 0 D o. 8 o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Wallace and Titman each secured
two hits. Tttman scoring two OF the
runs. while the center fielder was left
on base both times. They easily.
handled all their Chances In the
field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Landgran was back in the game
after mis- three days leave Of absence.
He celebrated his Return ~ driving
~. ball to the left field bieachers tor
t4s4,- bases IL The sixth inning. lie
scored one run after drawing pass
in the first inning. His tour chances
in the Geld we're accepted without
error.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Bigbie continues to hit the ban hard
lie vas usiarged with four times at
bat III Thursdays game and rapped
out TWO singles. both Of which came
opportunely, each scoring a runner.
Another time ne drew "a pass and was
lett He accepted twelve chances
al first base
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Left on bases-4Lynchburg. 8; Roa-
noke. 4. Double playa. Smith and
Wooiums, Hits-goff Eddowes, 6 in
five innings; off Michaels. 2 In four
innings Struck out-by Eddowes,
/. by. Michaels. l.: by Andrada. 4.
Ba.,es on balls--cff Eddowes, g. off
Michaels, A. off Andrada. 3. Wild
pitch-Eddowes Hit by pitched ball
by Eddowes (Doylel. Attendance
GO. Time, 1865. Umpire, Rurrowes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

Irvine was given his first chance to
N9rk Since Inc HeaSon -ppened anu
performed in IA most creditable FASH
ION He allowed only two pilfered
bases and had no passed balls. Three
foul flies were handled with ease.
He raped out long single in the
third inning that came AT very gooc
time IL scored Shaw from second
and sent Bigbie 10 third from first,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-29

The double executed by Brown in
the second was OF the sensational or
del Win one hand ne captured son
ne:'s terrific drive. Iiafke. Who was
Oh second, had no IDEA that the third"
sacker could stop tine ball. and was
So far toward third that he did not
Try TO get back. Brown accepted all
four chances offered and secured one
nlt H. his four times AT nat
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-19
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST.

Mr.. Seward is one of the oldest
practitioners in the city and during
the years that he has been established
in the city he has held the highest
esteem of the entire community as
well as his confereres. He is a gen.
tleman of culture and is possessed
OF a sound literary and legal educa-
ton and is thoroughly capable of hand
ling cases of any magnitude, his wide
experience making him familiar with
all of the important points of law.
The recent unanimous Endorsement of
Mr.. Seward for the circuit iudgeship
is but a further demonstration of the
high esteem in which he is held and
a recognition of his splendid ability as
an attorney and iurist. He is eminent
ly fitted for the position and will
have the loyal support of his innum-
cradle friends and acquaintance
Watertown Daily Public Opinion.
March 25, 1910.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-19
RECEIVING STRONG SUPPORT.

The Tribune is reliable informed
that Hon. c. X. Seward of Watertown,
will be a candidate for the republican
nomination for circuit Judge. AS there
appears to be considerable dissatisfac-
ton to the present incumbent, Mr..
Stewards chances are very good. He
is one Of the Oldest lawyers at Water
town and is recognized as being
thoroughly fitted for the position.
Later-On Wednesday morning of this
week Mr.. Seward called on a number
of friends in this city and while here
them that he had fully de-
cided to become a candidate for cir
cult judge at the June primaries. He
states that he is receiving strong sup
port throughout the circuit-Volga
Tribune, March 3, 1910.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1910-05-19
WANTS A
Aurora, S. d., May 6, 1910

Aurora, S. d., May 6, 1910.
Editor of the Register
| have had two letters from the
standpat republicans to the effect that
Governor Vessey is squandering our
money. The governor says he is not
and that he will meet any man on
the platfoarm and discuss the issues
and tell where the money has gone
Now why don't they send a man
to meet the governor and discuss the
before the people so We can
get to the truth of the matter. 1t looks
small TO send letters to ruin a mans
reputation. Send him a challenge and
The one that don't accept We know
IS not telling the truth. More light!
Angelo Smith.