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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-18

Norton Of Bennington; grand senior
steward, Albert Killam Of Burlington;
? grand junior steward, 2 II. Martin OF
Burlington; grand PURSUANT. n. w
Humphreys OF West Rutland grand
tyler. n. L. Townsend Of Bridport
The district deputy grand masters
are; No. IL c. Mower OF Woodstock;
/ No 2, Il. b. Randall Of Salisbury; No
8, J. A. Harrington of Vergennes; No
4, G. II. Mcleod OF Brandon; No o.
I c. D. Warren of Willstoni No. 6, w
G. Eastman of North Montpelier, No
Z, l.. r. Gibson of Richford; No. S
c. B. Crowel of Brattleboroi No. 3
J G Prize of Williamstown; No TO- e
/ G. Garyne Of Orleans; No II l. F Pike
of Isle q Motto; No. IL, j. +. Nit
chell of Hardwick; No. 10, F. c. Chase
OF Eden.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-18
WILLIAMS CLASS REUNIONS
Glass Of $50 and Glass Of '95 Coming
to Bennington

The class of Go of whose Alumni of
fifty and sometime members Of 2S in
all rs, of whom SO now survive, will
this year celebrate their 45th anniv-
ersary by reunion and dinner with
their president, Justin Kellogg az his
sumer residence in Bennington Cen
ter. coming here by Berkshire trolley
from Willianrstown on Tuesday after
noon, June 2l, returning to Williams
town that night.
The same day the Williams class
of 90 is to have a reunion and ban
quet at the Walloomsac Inn.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-18
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

~ Estate OF HENRY e. KNAPP.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court fOr The District
OF Bennington, COMMISSIONERS. to receive,
All perrons ngainsf Che csiatc of lirnr, C
Knapp. late of nOuniartun. In said District.
dccCasod. aud all claims exhibited I'm offset
thereto, hereby give uUtiCo that We VIII meet
FOR the purpose aforesaid. ai The Office "a
safe District on the ith day Ut uctUmhcr wv
next. from ? o'clock +. NJ. until fu'Clock
Y. NJ, on said day. and that sir month
from the "a day ~ June, A. -. ~ % u the
time limited by said Court Tor said creditors 81
present their claims tn us for examination and
allowance.
Patel NJ bennington thls 18th day ~ June
p.A. WARD.
CHARLES y. POWERS.
WILLIAM a. MOORE
Tnmmt1aluurra
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1910-06-18
WEATHER FORECAST
Probabilities for This Section for the
Next "a Hours

For eastern New York and western
Vermont partly cloudy tonight and
Sunday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
Cream Raspberry Pie.

Line a pie dish with rich puff paste,
and fill with a quart Of raspberries
sweetened to taste. Cover with pastry,
but do not press this down at the
edges. While it is cooking heat a
small teacupful of milk, with a pinch
Of soda In 1t, and stir into 1t half a
teaspoonful of corn flour which has
been previously wet with little cold
milk; add one tablespoonful of white
powdered sugar, and cook for three
minutes. Pour the mixture into a
small basin, and beat in the frothed
whites of two eggs; whip to a cream
and let it get cold. When the pie is
taken fro mthe oven lift the top crust
and pour in the cream you have made;
replace the crust and set aside to
cool. Sprinkle little sugar over the
top before serving.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
GREEN TOMATOES THE BEST
For Frying, the Unrpe Ones viii Al
ways Be Found to Give the
Most Satisfaction.

Now that the tomato season is here,
the fact that green tomatoes are more
delicately favored and more delicious
fried than the red ones usually cooked
in that way is worth a word of re-
minder. Jot 1t down in the household
new idea book to be tried for break
fast some morning or at luncheon,
with or without a meat dish.
Cut into thin slices some large, per-
fectly green specimens (they must not
have begun to show any sign of ripen-
ing, and those freshly pulled are real
ly the best for the dish), sprinkle with
salt and dip in cornmeal until COW
cred. Saute in a little butter until
nice brown. Cover the frying pan
throughout the cooking process to
keep the tomatoes tender. They may
be brought to table with the accom-
paniment of brown sauce or plain.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
Cornwall and It's Charms

Cornwall. England, is county of
charms" The passing of children
through holes in the earth, rocks or
trees, once an established rite, is still
practised in various parts Of Corn
wall" write Thomas Q. Couch about
30 years ago. With us, boils are cured
by creeping on the hands and knees
beneath a bramble which has grown
into the soil at both ends. Children
afflicted with hernia are still passed
through a slit in an ash sapling be-
fore sunrise, fasting; after which the
slit portions are bound up, and as they
unite so the malady is cured. The
ash is indeed tree of many virtues;
venomous reptiles are never known to
rest under its shadow, and single
blow from an ash stick is instant
death to an adder; struck by a bough
of any other tree. the reptile is said
to retain marks Of life until the sun
goes down."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
Scotch shortbread.

One-half pound -four, one-quarter
pound unsalted butter. two ounces
powdered sugar. Sift flour into bowl,
rub in the btuter smoothly and add
sugar. Knead well with the hand un-
til soft enough to hold together. Form
into a ball, press with the palm of the
hand until half an inch thick and level
the top with rolling pin. Butter a
sheet of note paper and lay on sheet
tin. Decorate the edges with the fin
gers Bake in a slow oven until firm
and pale brown.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
FOR WINTER SUPPER TABLE
Preserved Cherries One Of the Best
and Most Delicious Of Put
Up Lunches.

There is an ancient superstition that
cherries and milk are combination
that will insure speedy death. There
fore small boys and girls have been
tortured with a most terrible uncer-
tainty when, surreptitiously, they have
gorged themselves with the robins
perquisite or the later coming choke
cherries, and have then had bread and
milk presented to them as their sole
choice of evening meal. From a feel
ing of wish-I-dared to what-do-I-care,
they have proceeded to gather the
fruit of hidden branches, possessed
with that same eerie uncertainty about
when he courts death with giant
firecracker Mothers have suffered
from frightful apprehensions in cher
ny time.
Preserved cherries are amongst the
most delicious of all the put-up fruits
and are as serviceable for pies and
buildings as any there are, If one
wishes to extend the cherry flavor in
this way. The cooked cherry is de-
licious, and considerably less sugar
is required for 1t than for preserves.
To candy cherries requires a good deal
more care than most domestic man.
ayers can take, but some think 1t
worth while, since the produce has
more flavor than those that are ar
ticles of merchandise.
To preserve cherries a level meas
ure of sugar to heaping measure of
cherries is a reliable portion. Twenty
to thirty minutes is about the time
required for cooking them. The old
fashioned long cooking was not neces-
sary and deprived them of their beau
tiful color. Cook and skim the sugar
first before adding the cherries slow
".
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
Rhubarb Jam.

Add to each pound of rhubarb cut
without peeling a pound Of sugar and
one lemon, Pare the yellow peel from
the lemon, taking care to get none
of the bitter white pith. Slice the
pulp of the lemon in an earthen bowl,
discarding the seeds.
Put the rhubarb into the bowl with
the sugar and lemon, cover and stand
away In a cool place over night. In
the morning turn into the preserving
kettle, simmer gently three-quarters Of
an hour or until thick, take from the
fire, cool little and pour into Jars
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
A Breakfast PuddInn.

Boil three eggs hard, cut in slices
and lay in a buttered baking dish.
Make a custard with two whole eggs.
one and half cupfuls of milk. half
a tablespoonful OF salt, dash OF pepper
and a grating of nutmeg. Pour this
custard over the slices of egg and
strew the top thickly with grated
cheese. Bake in a moderate oven un.
til firm. Serve hot.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-09-03
Anehovy Sauce.

Wash eight anchovies in cold water.
split open and remove the bones.
Wipe dry and pound to pulp In a
mortar.
Add two egg yolks, then dilute slow
ly with two tablespoonfuls OF olive
oil and two tablespoonfuls of vinegar
or lemon juice, Add white pepper.
minced parsley and serve Geld.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
&er fcnnt oicie sente?

Can't elmer SpeciolSepeide aus
@aioSena. California, an ben ct,
2ouiier Globe.G emocrat muroe 90.
icIbit am Iesten Smnstog elm Serr
g. 8. @oeitmanr, oes Srriins on.
aeflogt. feItaenommen, @oeItmaur
lifo ieine 5nniIie ioIIen m Ser
mann. no. aefpohnt hoben nrab boz
5luei Sabreu BON bier uob GaiaSeno
aefommen ieiT nit bieI ercrbter
8elo- Am 6reito9 nnr0e @oeitmaf
irriinnig mo orc6te ieiner saairserI
6amilie Ben @oroits SIT MAIDEN uno
oos 8obnbalis nit anseIn 81, birf.
lodern. Die 9eamten peId)e NIT
ieiner Seihtabme betraut Durben.
batter piel @iihe i'm ou iiberIiiter
lne0 IN @euhbridm 3tt bringen.
"Er AL arA ~ LANIL EE
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
anf Der aeiie aeiturben.

Srau &ubie Bomb BON SeooIia.
81 Sabre alt, DeIde nnt Mittmof,
mopgen ouf Der aeiie rndJ ct. 9ouis
mar Inn Oa operirt 5u peroen, itarb
aiif Dem 3uge als oerieIbe iia ser
Station @asconaoe ndberte. Sbr
@atte mar bel ibr oesgleiden Ser
81. 2ouiier ar3t Or. aiefer, mo
tplroe Die 2eide bier I'M Seim bes
Scrrn Sonis aenorif untergebrodt
mo bieieIbe 6urd) Sen 9eidehbeitat-
ter Saienritter Sum Sransport nod
Se6alio bergeridtet muroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
8ieOernf.
9ermann ben "a. allauft 1910.

Sermaun ben "a. alrguft 1910.
SD Dieoerufe hermit offentlid
ieoe BON mir gemadte ausiase mel
DE ben g,iten gsamen uno Ruf Der
|SrIs. @artba 5Ieiid uno alice @aiia
beriibrt, uno be5eifne iold gentodte
ausiogeit aIs foIid urtb iirgeredtfer.
tigt.
Sreipillig bon mir lnteri6rieben
ben Gag un6 Sdbr obetr arge9eben.
@enrp 9ief9raefe.
lluteridrieben luro orerfannt Dor
mir oieien "a. augift 1910.
(5eaD SO. 5. ellis.
GIerf Der Circuit Court.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26

-9ie @iiIouri &ucifie /. @abn
miro allen ibren aasciteIlten, oie
inter $3.50 pro @ionut p%eroienen,
in lpiditer 3eit cine 2obnerboblmg
gcru6bren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
Roraen glbeto sparfaiie.
SER uno sroii 6. glume

-Serr unS Brait G. 9lrmer bon
Berger paren MittDo6 bier.
-Senrp Slider pom 9otsoam bat
te samitoa I'M Grobateamt 5p tbim
-er45antor 5. ". @eble pon
Sel,dte @rQue NOR @ontua bier. 81
bate i'm GofIaBeerift gu tbuf.
-Senrp @dmer mo Senrp On
den BON StoIpe uareu oorgeiteru &c
idditIih bier.
SRI. SttilIie Storf bon ct
Souis. lit bel 8erpanotcm bier 8u
8eiAd,.
Die SranfIiu Gountp 6air pirt
in @aibington BEN s. 8. uuO 10.
September abgebalten DerOert.
-sSrou Scnrp 8ndyta rmb Sin.
Der reiIten %uoraeitern geindsfpeiie
nod aanios Gitp.
DIR, Gttmueller bon SefIerlon
Gitp NOR Mitttpod bel ieincn Der
panSten uto 6reuuoen sr @eind.
Better ganmitdrf lit nit 6ani.
lie nod SGoalio, Wto., lbcrgeiieNeIi
uno ruft allen ieiuen 6rennoen Ell
hcr5Iif 2ebemobl 81,
Die Gple Gountp Soir finoe
nahite @odp am 80. unS 81 Guglti
Ionic on II. lu6 2, September il
Seficrion Gitq itott.
6rau Clara Midaels nith Sod,
fer 8lanh unb Sobn 8ilie pol
ct. 2ouiS limo bier bel 6rair gmiI
gerfins su geiud.
Go. 2~enenber9er mar Sounta,
BEL ieincn 9ruorr uno 9eiielr Joni
BEL Srie Did IN Morrtion 5u 81
ind.
SER uu0 5rou 9. 6. &eiemo
pon Grofe begobeu fid porselter
na6 SnoepcnOeice. @o, INN Oomot
rrnoe @ermanote sii beiu6en.
pie @itgIieoer Der aurelia 81
lbcfob 2ose 8. 8. 8. s, meroen al
9ienstag slbenb i'm Concert SoI
@ortcn elm See Cream SocioI ueral
!, ftolten 81 peldcnt has giibtifn
freimolidit einoeIooen lit.
aIfreo @uf reiite Sonnta
nod SeonIio inn ieincn Sfnagc
. @uS 6letid melher I'M bortigc
SospitnI fraiif lag sl beiudlen. Scr
6Ietdl bat iid ioaueit erboIt 0oB
/ loas arnnfenbniis rerloiien fonilte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
G%r0ffH1lns Scr @iRouri State 9ur.
mai SdOol in Gape 8irarbean
Nihouri, am Sienitag ben
6. September 1910.

Gin itafes 2ebrrerperional; 6 eIe-
agante Steingebduoe; CUTE 8ibliotbef
gut ausSeitattete 2abpratorien.
&egelredlte College : aurie uno
9ormnI . alirie meIde ole @raouir-
enOett sli Elm 2ebensldnglides Sch
rer : Certificate beredtigen; elemen-
fare 8erufs.furie tpeI9e ou einen
mlf Sabre beidrdnftes @taat-2ebrer-
Certificate beredtigen; cine CUTE
Wniifi6nIe, ELM Department fir
aderbou fir Saruteriobne unO fir
l2ebrer, ltnterridt in &ofen, 31ben
,nb Sntsbaltfunit elm Generic
ihlIe.
aurie fir engliide Sprade mo
I2iteratur. @ef6ifte, M~atbenatif,
Gbpiif, Gbenit. 9fIanSenfunbe; 600
logic, &bbioIosie. Geographic, slit-
!%ronomie, 5eIomeiiem 2ateiniih. grie
a aE
diid, 0eutid, Sr~aH5oiiih. Spnniid.
&iphologie. @eihidte ilno 9biIoiop-
bic Oes gr5iebunespeiens, Ietboben
aferbalt 3eidners &betorif, 2eibes.
5udt, 8udfiibreL Sdonidreiben.
geion6ere flrse ltnterridts
aurie fir 9ebrer. "a oieies elm
itnatlides Snititut 1T, nrto bic 2ebr-
frdfte bonn gtoat beaobIt iperSen,
miro ben Sdiilern beim gintreten
rur Sc Der Serrnin lino 81 iabrlife
Surneer6tbe-@ ebiibr berefnet.
Scott uno 3inmermietbe in Gem
min9s Sail fiir @aSden mo in
@lbert Sail fir anaberp inter anf.
iibt Ser Sdur6eboroe $t4 Big SIS
Den Ionat.
8eitere allsfnnft ertbeiIt elm frei,
er aatalog. Sdreibt an
Stute &urmal Sdopl
Gape @irnSran, NiiiIonri
NwaH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26

6ron q. Gmerid, oon Cairo,
SGs., lit bier 5r 8eiltd mo Gait
ser 6aniiie albert @nentber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
-@eltern reiIten @rrr @n1

-@eltern reiiten Serr ISM. S.
&oblmonn init Sumilic BON Ban
mad @oreanoiIle, aanias, 100 iie
fid bauernO nteoerIaiien ipoIIen.
eeute pie Serrn 8pblnann iiito lei.
ne Satin bic eirt @enidenaIter oul
cirem Slote eclebt itlo gepirft. II.
bon Seoermanm germ geieben intb ge-
ahtet limo, iiabt mar uit9ern ideioen
ahpr ibr @iirif IN Der @dbe ibrer
ainoer 81 Iebcn lit 10 geredtfertiet
Dob man nit ibreu @obnungsped.
iet Ipmpotbiiirt un6 ales Cute fir
Die 3ufnnit piini6t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
6erienBcit lit boIN nOriiber.

ssm Seim ppn 9ouis 8oebm 1T
Elm SodJterdeu aIigefommen.
-Slrar Rief par giisgungs Iet.
Ter @ode in ct. 2oiis.
-Gbmmb DOLL 1T pon ieineu Sc.
iudsreiie nod Bison, aansas nro
nod, Colorado. pieoer bier.
SRI. 0ottie Sedmom bon ct.
2oiiis NOR Ieetc ISOLDE bier bel Ser.
ipou6ten ju 9eiud.
6r1n eoparo @oic BON ct.
2onis lit bier 5u gseiud unb Gait
Der 6amilie, 8ranf &cbiamen ST.
SRI Minnie MiielIer (Sdiefers
Brandt reiite Ictten Samitog nafl
ct. 2pouis.
SRI. @ingoIl Eof,ter oes Srn.
emil @lmaoa bon Sefferjon Gin,
lit bier 5llr 2rbrerpriifmg.
6ruu SSa @c@ratb ipelde lire
W1utter 6rau Grnit Martin beiud,tc,
reiite Somitag mieoer nab Ct.
2ouis,
5rI. Gli5d6etb Sacqlin Dor
Berger. reiite @ontaa nod 2tiblqut
Soma Inn in Elm oortigeS &loiter EN-
5itfretcn.
SEER Sobu gecf mo Sodtei
SiIoa nelde 9abier ole 6amilit
ssobn 3oellcr briudten febrttn Com
flag mieOer l,ad ct. 2onis 3nriid-
2pnis Stterion, @ebilie III 3or
nier's Meegerei. pelder cine ihlimmI
SartS bate urS in SteeIpiLle. Sis.
5u 8ei,ah mar. lift pieSer bier.
6ron @eorae Siren mo ainbs'
npn Morriion noren oieic @ode be
Gbos. Spedbals an Der gittIe Ser
ger 6u 9eind.
Ser mnc 6rau @m Stoblmnl
imlo Mlittcr bon SetrH Stoblmml
peldie bier bel stOoIpb s. StobImon
Sn 9eind poren. reiiten Gicnital
nteoer heim.
0crr mrO 6rnu Soc Gross 81
e~rTrcnen lid Ser grrfinft zines Itron
men ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sunacn. IA
ereisniB farO am Samitus Dem 20
ausult TAFT.
srI emma gttmneller BON Sc
fcrion GitD nnb ibre Sdmeiter Sra
Mice @nssIcr bon Ct. Qolis 81
iinoen lid bier bel gerpnsoteu .
9eiish.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
GieG- nnS &prnausitellnng
neridJpben!

Die fir Den IL. September ange.
io9ta gieb. u1to aornnusiteliurg arf
Den bicIieen 8uirpIase, lit tueser Der
llnreife bes aorns bis auf Den %
Sftober neridoben poroen. Die
demonstrating periprift iiberaus
gut beididt merOer ST. poIlen bod
mpB oas atts5uitelIenbe @roouft Die
bette &eiie erbolten I'M beint 8reis.
uert6cilen Die notbingen Score" 81
BADEN nod weld1em aIIeS &orn &c,
urtbeiIt miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
Sin e~adfnnSiacr.

8enn sic ben ACKNOWLEDGMENT
erpcrt 8u ieben iuiinidei, nerben
Sic i'm itmoen fonren apiiden
stonp Sill, Smiss inlo Ban. nbo
llmgegeno. Gr iaet es lit fiibIer in
Die @ebrige ur0 Oie 6armers iino
irob @elegeuHeit gu baben Die Ndb.
midiencn I'M Sans reparirt SIT be-
fontnteR, ueo fdnncn besboIb Sen
8rubeI iparen bieielben mad Ser.
mann gu brtrtgeu. ger8ebt es nidt
DAB Ser grpert Sobn s. 3eRel5er
Metiter IN ieiireu Sad lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
strnerliitr fur 1910.

Gonittp gIsrf @rof. lat Elm alis-
sug Der iaIioen Steirrn fir 1910
IN @osconaoe GsnntD ecnuodlt, rnn
craieht Sic 3nimameniteIIuns Iois.
enoes &sIEItat:
Taxes and Real Estate.
County Revenue ~. s5sS.35
school Taxes 1,IS95,72
Road Taxes 5,327.12
State Revenue 4,656Ol
Taxes on Personal Property.
County Revenue 5,25s,11
School Taxes S,277.24
Road Taxes 2,S10.sO
State Revenue 2,5s2.7S
Total Taxes s~4s.s7221
-&&NI IN2T rn rHsNH L-lrtk
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
-@eftern batten mir 0en fiibIiten

-geIterr batter mir ben fiibIiten
Gag oieien CONNER.
-@orsen geben ole Jog. sSnnos-
tose" Su GnSe bod miro September
ms nod uieIe beige Suae beidcren.
-Serr @m, GberIin bat BON ct.
auuis elm id6ncs 8ferO fjir ieineu
9lblieferungspoaen fommen luiien in
Ser gorausiebung oaB bortise Bier
De Dor nifts iheii per0er.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26
3Gtberin.

SRI. Clara Coll lit bon ct.
2oltis 5nriifgefebrt mo lire Sbatis-
felt als 0dberin pieber anigenom-
men. glae arlpertrouten arbeiten
fperoen prompt mo gut aiisgefiibrt.
6rou emma Strider ais ger-
iunlterin oes &odIoiies hires ner,
itorberen @atten 2unis 9trider mirb
Mitttpod) Sen Z. september oas
perionGide gigentbum beitebeRo ans
@ieb mio 6ormeer1tbe offentlt6 an
ben meiit6ieterten perfaufelb ouf Der
6orm nniucit BON Gotsoam.
Dem 5artuer 6ranf Sfaper.
foetting aif Dem SsIortb brad om
Mortng cine Sub aus Dem @ebSfte,
ifnpm norOIid burd) oen Mifiourt.
flltB iti1o rulinoe aiiF Dem @eleiie Der
so. g. & &. 9nbr bon elmer SOTO.
motibe aet6otet. 9ie Sinh ipoIlte au'
Den IIat mo tie Ieetes Sabr nit
Sbresgleid5er mdnnIifer @attung
suiarnmer ipar.
gieh. nnS demonstrating
ueridpben!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-26

tSruu ". SHlettWf UoH Sulto,
Sas., lit bier 5ll @eind mo Gait
Ser fSamilie GILBERT @uentber.
5ran Gbriitinc @iclairs bat ibre
periOnlide Sabe oitf auftionstpege
pcrfauit mo mill in ct. 2onis 81
Iibrer 8odter Siebeu.
9m. 6luetif ii. 2ouis 8oehm
wolIen i'm alien @biitnnnn Saue
Lest 5rau @oeblts geborig, Elm
@itrbsbnis eroffnen.
ooniS Son1uiid unb Somilic
mcIde i'll Stolpe 9eiufe mndteu
~reiiten @tttuod mieoer mad ct,
I2ouis.
Nina Correspondent I'M Sbal.
bot: Sran slitguit @ebmboner lit
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CIR @eadtnna!

Die ageutur fiir gatlas~ FORT.
lam Genieltt babe id nod uno nero
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George Sobns.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06
NEVER SAW CURVES
PROPS. SAID FAKE
EARLY PITCHERS HAD SOME TROUBLE MAKING
SCIENTISTS BELIEVE THAT BASEBALL
WOULD TAKE SHOOT SIDEWAYS

duplicated on the ball field The near
est approach To him in this delivery
was by John Clarkson and Tim
Keefe OF RAIDS time. To this slo"
ball he could give a lot OF speed. il
would come toward you and then
change it's route all OF Il sudden. Il
was the delivery they call today the
fadeaway.'
"Of course. all those deliveries
must have new names today or they
would not be considered new. It's the
same principle as at French restau-
rant. where YOU get the same dish
every day. but with a new name. Ac-
COrding 10 a certain line OF baseball
logic smith is not Smith if he wears
different suit of clothes from that
he had on when he was known as
Smith. Vanity is a great thing in
this world OF baseball One genera
tiCn insists upon being regarded as
the pioneer in the inventive or
strategical features OF the game. But
Radbourne, as sure as YOU live. in
his day had everything the very best
pitchers OF today could boast OF
The Detroit times., 1910-12-06
HOUCK SHOWS
MUCH CLASS

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-Philadelphia
has added another promising little
fjahter 10 her list through the per
formance OF Tommy Houck against
Jimmy Carroll, of California, In fast
fen-round bout at the Olympic Atm
Jetic club last night. Despite the fact
that Abe Attell sat close to Carroil )
corner and advised him throughout
the mill. the Quaker lad easily out
pointed the Californian.
1t was one of the best bouts pulled
on in New York this year. In the ear
1y rounds Carroll bothered Houck with
his left jabs. but when the Philadel-
phian solved this attack he was new
or in danger.
in striking contrast 10 this bout
WAS the set-to between Jack CTwin)
Sullivan of Boston, and Jim Stewart,
the L.ooklyn heavyweight, which end
ed In the fourth round. because Stew
an sprained his ankle In "a fall. The
accident saved the Brooklynite lot
cd needless punishment, as Sullivan
st0bk his measure at the outset and was
shooting them in pretty fast at the
'cIbse. Stewart was a big disappoint-
ment.