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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
FOR SALE-LvestoCk


FOR SALE-Threc horses, harness
and wagon. 61S II. Garfield.
Fer SALn-Gentle riding and driv-
Ing pony. 1909 $. Edith.
FOR SALE-Good horse and buggy.
Address II. r.. L.. Morning Journal
FOR SALE-Gentle pony, ride 81
drive. 524 ). End. Room II.
FOR SAHE-Eggs for Matching from
the finest chickens in town: Rhode
Island Reds and Buff Leehorns, 5
cents per egg. J. w. Allen, 102S n.
Eighth street.
FOR SALE-Team of mules suitable
for delivery wagon. Inquire Ilahn's
coal yard.
FOR SALE-Ten dollars Will puf-
chase a good saddle, bride and
blanket. A bargain. 40l South 18th,
FOR SALE-A native pony. saddle or
drive, price $40; gentle, Apply Fifth
md Maintain -Ipnu1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
FOR SALE--Mlscenaneous

CALIFORNIA beer seed Cor mother)
molasses and water make splendid
non-intoxlcant drink; send rs cents
for starter. +. A. Minter. C~orsicane,
Texas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

WE HAVE $1,000 on hand to loan on
improved valley land. Oestrelch d
Drown, Room 2, stern Bldg. -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
FOR RENT-DWeITinqs

FOR Rents furnished rooms, mod
crn. Az So. Broadway, can at
Or. T.. n. Wilson, III So. +
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

FOR SALE-Choice modern 7-room
house. Highlands. Bargain, KEEL
cher Bank OF Commerce.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31

LOSI-falr OF nose glasses AT Elks
initiation yesterday. Please re-
turn to First National bank. Re
ward.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS
BUSINESS CHANCES

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eds in SO leading papers in the u. s..
Send for list. M Dake Advertising
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LOST

LOST-Child's red flannel coat. be-
tween Huning ave. and Alvarado
hotel. Return to Journal office.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Drei 6ei nit elmer flsirte't
SlaiAe 6bamberlain's Seibweh,
Cholera uno Duidfall : ~1fleoisin
BON Gholere Morbus geheilt.
Ser o. W. 5Opler SiebtDfper,
Gfa., ersdblt cine Grfabrune bic &c
mad)te, pdbrenb er ais @eidnore'
ner In einer MISUNDERSTANDING In
Gbmarb8piIe, arei8bapptfabt bonn
&reile Glebourne, qfa. fisurirte. @r
inat: r@abrenO i6 bort mar, oB if)
etfpas friibeS un5 audi Bnrfs5leiid,
bas bel mir @bulera Worbus In isbr
lhltmmer Sprm ueruriahte. SD
fablte ara elenb unb iGidte nadl et'
uer eetpiFen gbulera , Wesiain, Fatf
beifen iaubie mir Der Gpotbefer cine
GlnIhe gbnmberlatn'S 2eibrueb, @bus
lera unb Surhfau sUReoisin nit benz
8emerfen, bas er bas @epini1te
hattie, mir abei in 6oiae Der Grs
Srpbtheit bieies Ssilmitteis, porsb1e
mir iesteres 81 ihiden, oa CT idr
beiien unfehlbnre aur aaraatire. SD
nahm cine Epie bauun nno fhblte IN
funf Einnten better. Ole ifueite
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
sHERlFF's SALE UNDER GENE.
RAJ EXECUTION.

By virtue and authority OF a gene
raj execution issued from the Office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
the City of st. Louis, Missouri, on
October 5, 1909, %returnable on the
first Monday in December, 1909, to
said Court, and to me directed, in
favor Of Ella Bowles, Administrators
of the Estate of William ii. Bowles,
deceased, and against Samuel w.
Burchard, l, the undersigned Sheriff
of the County of Gasconade, Missouri,
upon receipt of said execution, there
upon on the Sth day OF October,
1909, levied upon and seized all the
right, title, interest and claim of the
said Samuel w. Burchard of, in and
to the following described Real Es-
tate, situated In the County OF Cas-
conade. State of Missouri, to wit:
All of the North half of the North
west Or, and the Southwest or. OF
the Northwest or, and the North
west or. of the Southwest Or, and
the North part (being all that part
North of Dry Fork Creek of the
Southeast or. of the Northwest ar,
and the West part (being all that
part West and North Of Dry Fork
Creek of the Northwest or. of
the Northeast or. Of Section No.
Thirty-three (33); and the South
west or. of the Southwest or.
of Section No. Twenty-eight (2S);
and the North half Of the North
east ar. Of the Southeast or.
and the East half Of the Southeast
ar. of the Northeast DR., Of Section
No. Thirty-two t32), all in Township
No. Forty-one t41), Range Five 10,
West, containing in all 240 acres.
more Or less;
And upon making such levy, Inn
mediately thereafter on the 9Th day
Of October, 1909, filed a notice OF
such levy in the Recorders office OF
Gasconade County, Missouri, showing
the date and style Of such execution
/, the date of the levy, the amount Of
the debt and costs. and a descrip
ltion OF the real estate levied upon
which said notice Is recorded II
Notice of Levy Book No. a
page 10, in said Recorders Office;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Der Sdnee bergebt, oas gis
bri6t mtf. Sc idmilt Der Strom
Slutb. "&raft, 2ebenln iubeIt's
i'm SturmesIauf. - Dos lit bic 8oe
iie 6eS nobenoen Sriiblin9s, Scr bod
fonnneit muB, Of aid Der 8inter
nod 10 iebr nit itiirmiiden @ebar.
sen brditt. Sn Der Broia, in Der
@irflidfeit geitaltet iid freilidj oas
giIo MIR 81, baufig eol,3 anoers.
Der &uf nod neiier Strait, nod relt'
EN- 2eben eridaIlt matt. fa,tm bob
Die bleiten 2ippen ibn 2aute Der.
leiben fonnen. Der Iebniiiftfge
@irm6 lit oa, bas 8oIlbringetL oas
@eroen aber feblt, BENT Der aorper
1T sit gei9lp1dt, I'M neitem Seben
aebeibliden goSen gu bieten. Sn
ser Iansen 8intertrdgbeit bat lid IN
Sen gr0beren &alrdlen lntb oer feirei
&6bren bes &orpers mebr uno mebr
@iftItoff angeIammelt, Der als nbge'
mist bate o~isgeidieoen tperoen lol.
len, Itott oeiien aber BON Dem TRACE
acknowledgement glite ni6t fortge-
.Idleppt iperbet fornte nno ldlieBltf
nieoer pom a6rper, oieiett pergiT'
teno, anfaeiailgt pnroe. Siam diif
IuId,em pergifteten 8ooen tteiieS 2e-
ben eriprieBen2 Sideriid nidt, es
lei oenn, On idafieit &otb, inoeil
I9u oeiuen aorper init Stiff Der be-
riihmten ct. 8ernarb Grdnterpilett
bon BEN @ifte befreiit, bas icoe meme
2ebensregung i'm Seine gu erItlden
Srobt. @ertrnite Did nift Den
&radfalbern an; boffe nitts bon
oeren Guediilber, oas ben seib mn
nod mebr 5erriittet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
@otis Z!

Mit benz 1. glpril anfangeno ia.
ben mir foLgenbe @ileage SicfetS
5iun 8erfauf.
800 @eilen gut ouf Mo. 8dcific
iiito Sron @ountain 8obn in Mii.
ionri, fanrr bon irgenO iento1o be.
mutt perOcn $t2.5 80.
1000 Meilen alif DO. 8acific Ii.
Sron Mountain gut in arfanias,
2oniianna unS @iiiouri $25. aann
liiir BON Der I'M Meilenbu6 geiiaiin.
ten Berion brnlttt Deroen.
1000 @eiIen gut auf Der DO. 8ac
fic, Sron @tt. &b, 8eros & 8ociiic,
Snt. & SIT. 9tor, ct. g. & @. 8.
ua6 Miss. giper uno 8onne 8erra
9lp. in arfanias, Colorado, 2ouiIo-
na uno @iIiouri $50. GbenfnlIs
@eItren 1000 Coupon perionlidJrs
Sitef gut aliF allen gablien 6itlid,
.Oes @iiionriflifies 5n $40. allc
ubigen @eilenbiider iino gut aui
i Sabr bonn aaufstage,
o.. e. g a nj q +,
agent, Sermaiin
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

and no Circuit Court being held in
the said County of Gasconade, Mis-
souri,, prior to the return day of
such execution, by virtue whereof !
retained said execution; and there
being no sale of the aforesaid real
estate, or any part thereof, at the
January Term, 1910, of said Gasco-
made County Circuit Court, the same
being the first succeeding term of
said Circuit Court of Gasconade
County after issue of said execution,
on account of failure OF proper and
legal publication of notice of such
sale by me, | win on
Monday, the 9th day of May, 1910,
at and during the regular May Term.
1910, of the Circuit Court of Gasco-
made County, Missouri, and on the
first day thereof, which said May
Term, 1910, is the second term OF the
Circuit Court of said Gasconade
County, Missouri, after the issue of
said execution, between the hours
of nine O'Clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon Of said
9th day of May, 1910, at the Court
House door, in the City of Hermann,
County of Gasconade aforesaid, sell
the said real estate aforesaid, OF SO
much thereof as may be required, at
public yendue, to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand (subject to all prior
liens and ~jndgments), to satisfy said
Execution and costs.
A. e. MAUPIN,
Sheriff of Gasconade County, Missouri
by r. C. MUMBRAUER,
Deputy,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

brafte. Ilnb bdB aud Der 8rins
BON &oburg iid) an Der abeuounter.
boItung betbeilist batte.
llnO Ser Or. So bate iiderIid
redt. rpert es Die r2iberte" uid)t
pieoer beiier wiiBte. oIs Ser Or.
s." Ser y2iberte" iin0 8rife bor.
gelegt iboroeil, Die Ietten 8riefe Der
9aronin, sic patrIiiild nntentiid
Iino. Son elmer r8eri0nIi6feit" Die
rno6e ltano". llnb oie @ei6idte
init Dem 9eudter miro wieOer III.
biItoriid. Die 8riefc bepeiicn, Oab
&ronprinS uno 9oronir langlt fer.
ben poIlten. Ser lGngIt norgefaBte
gntidluB miro alio Dor ollem oas
WaBge6en6e fem. Sic ltarben frei.
miIlig. Ser Or. S. ipor-pie al
lie mtoerei-mlf Dem Sol5ipcge. Sci.
ne gon5 G~r5GbIung batte t~euOen5ioie
6drbitng. Miibelos erfeunt man bin
ter i6r bie slbiidten ser Srol 9oui.
Ie: lie mill bic @%eriobnlnig nit Der
&rin5eiiin Stepbanie unbu6nen-.
gith 0us eing ourd Die Slatter.
Nidt ie6er miro pom grfolg IoldJ'
idnpeiterlider Geriobnin9sperludIe
i~iber5eilgt ieir, 5umoG ibr 8eg nidt
ebcn Iogfi6 i6eint. SnbeB miro Sc.
Ser ar oieien @eperlinger @eiperr
ft~ergei6idten gegemiiber ems emp.
finoen: oaB niemals gr0Bere Soft.
loiigfeit alt Dem anbenfen zines altf
bnnfle, tragiife Irt 8eritorbenet
5errte. 3mei 9eaennien 1T Der
8ronprin5 to6t. Mon bari anneb.
men, 6oB iein Safer 0omaIS belle
8abr6eit iiber 0as gnbe erfllbri Dob
er ielbIt 8efebl CAB, bies tratrtge
gn6e perbiillt 81 ~loiieil. Dab fem
&eidSiutereiie ga mar, boS Die boil
ige Gnti6Ieierung notbig gcntod)t
hdtte. gs NOR bas llngliid zines
6iirten ais Gater, Oes 6iiritcn ais
&ripotmannes. Son Dem toeten
Sbroncrbcn bnttc iein Geid) nid)ts
mcr gu erbpffen, bate eS nif)ts
mebr at ertuartcn. Seine SnIti3
bette, Ga ser &aiier Iel6It Inn ote
0i1rge muBte, nit ibnen 81 ifaffen.
Naar sic Neitgier ipiirte, ole Sert-
lotion, ser Sragooie i'm Siiritenbaiis
und. lliro nod 5pan5ig Sobren LODI
en- INNER nod Die Bripotallgcle9ens
6eiten oeS &aiiers BON SeIterreih.
Meperlirg NOR idou pergeiiet, Die
@rpidiirel mareu pergeilen, Die man
i'm 2altoe ses 8orfalles tpieoer bolt
foniis3irt hattie, Sic 8rol6iiren, Die
es aitd) allie pantcntil6" getpnBt bot
ten. aein politii6es Sntereiie lit
oarum Stillitartb. Glosli4 Jest Die
neltelt ,@ntbiiaungen", Die NienlanH
anaeben. lln6 ldon lit Der @ea
iiber Sintertreppen mieoer III Der
8iiritenpolait fret. &ienano be
iinmt iid, OaB ieoer Sobte ooS &ebt
bot, mnbelditigt i'm @rabe 81 Iieger
aud penn's ein &~ronarin5 1T. 9of
man Rifanterien nift ouf @rGberr
iudt. l1rb Dab mans inn 8rilni
eigentlif oft better bat als Die aai
ier unb &oni9e uno Die aronprin'
sen, idon neil man als Serr in
eigeuen Sans abne 8eoenfen Der
S9niifflern Oie Ebiir Dor Der &ai'
3ifdlageit bari, ipenlt lire Saftlofig
felt i'm 3immer fort
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06
Siitct GmdJ Dor sal6cn sescn aa.

Siitet Giid) Dor Salbrn gescli 9a.
tarrb, oie auedlilber entboltert, oa
Quefiilber iider oelt Sinn oes @e.
rlids 3eritoren iino 6as gauge sri.
tenn polig serriittet miro, ipenll es
burG Die i6eimigen Sberfladen ein-
brinst. SoI6e artifeI iollen ME
altBer auf Serprbmiitg gut berufeter
@er5te 9e6raudt iperoen, ba Der
Sdaoeib ben iie mridten, 5cbnmal
10 sroB lit oils bas @ute. oas SIR oa
bon eraieIeit fonntet. Sails 9a-
tarrb1&itr, fabri5irt bon s. S. Gbe.
nep & 60, Golebo, g., entbalt fein
Quefiilber un6 miro iimlerIi6 gerlom
men un6 pirft bireft auf Die idleimi.
gen Sberfl16en 0es SpItems. @enn
Sbr Sails aatarrb4arr fauft, Ieio
ii6er, bob SIR Die a6te befommt.
Sic miro interlid genommen nnb in
SoIeoo, Ohio, BON S. S. Gbenep &
60, genaft.
8erfoiit bon alien apotbcfern.
&reis 75c. sic 8Iaihe.
Sails .8ilen iinb Die
beIten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

Dole beilte mid sdnslid. 8tpei
Mitaeihporene litten In berieiben
BeiIe unb cine fanf unb stpanSta
Gent Sla,He heilte uns ole bret.
Bum Bertnuf Bel Batter Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-05-06

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Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
INCREASE IN OFFERINGS.
Much of the Selling Was Professional
 -Money Rate Rising.

New York, April S.-There was a, con- siderable, but not excessive increase in the offerings of stocks for sale today. There was, however, distinct in crease in the difficulty with which they were marketed. The absence of bids at current quotations made itself ob- vious at the outset, and as prices de- clined the bids at successive stages of the decline were readily filled, neceS- Sitating further concessions by the sellers in. order to place their stocks sional and was believed to be prompted as much by this lack of demand and the consequent readiness with which prices could be forced downwards as by any positive factors of depression. There were various news items, how ever, the digestion of which was ac- complished with poor relish Declines of one to three points were general at the end of the day.
 The rising money rate was a. broad " effective influence on the days mar ket- Coupled with the belief that gold exports would further deplete the re- serves of the banks next week, the money situation offered little incentive to buy stocks. The fact that the steamer sailing from New York next Wednesday will land consignments in London only one day later than the steamer sailing tomorrow shows a. mo- tive for deferring shipments until then The rise in money rates here and the saving of time for interest allowance ill transit would operate to make an additional profit on the pOstponement of the transaction Preliminary esti- mates of the currency movement of the week indicate excess of receipts from the interior to the extent of sew eraJ millions of dollars. The sub- treas ury operations have nearly balanced. The s5,500,000 of gold exports which figure in the banking week will eb partly offset, therefore. There remains the possibility of a deduction of depos- it's by 8 scaling down of the loan &C., count which would relieve the drain on the surplus. Not only call loans, but time loans are raising, however, indicating the expectation of continued fir1nness of money rates. Time loans for nearly all periods were quoted IA per cent. higher today.
 Bonds were heavy. Total sales, par value, s2,0S9,000. United States bonds were unchanged on cali.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
WHERE ARE GIANTS sLueeERs2
McGraW's Followers Looking for More
 Base Hits-Twiriers Look Good.

Here in the north, where it is possi- ble to get only long range idea of the early work of the big league baseball teams, the apparent return to weak and gingerleSS hitting by the Giants is causing considerable alarm among the followers of McGraw's team. It had been hoped that the New York team would come back in shape to get a good start in the pennant race So far as can be learned the pitchers have settled down to consistent work, and will handle their part of the contract in good style but there has been noth- ing to indicate that the team has done much with the woodpi1e.
 Last year certain members of the team came north with regulations as fence breakers, only to fall down when the regular season opened. This time they have not even a reputation in the south for hard hitting. It may mean that last years procedure will be re- versed, but there is nothing so far to indicate that the Giants are in shape to batter any major league pitching.
 The best pitchers on earth cannot be expected to win consistently with less than half dozen hits to back up their defensive work Yesterdays game at Richmond was a. fair sample. The outfielders contributed one hit out of their aggregate times at bat, and although this was a two bagger the showing was hardly creditable. The average minor league team does bet ter than that. The Giants are due for a big brace with the stick when they strike the Polo grounds or for a rude awakening from dreams of the pen nant.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
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 Remember the name - Doan's - and take no other.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Bio Stick and Vice Versa.

Baseball players bats differ in size and shape as much as the players do in physique. And the strange part of it is that many of the big fellows use a small, well shaped warclub and a couple of the rabbits" wield something resembling a wagon tongue An in stance of this is the woodpiie that Rebel Oakes, a former Cincinnati star. but now with the Cardinals, uses- A man can scarcely imagine such a little fellow swingino so large and heavy a bat as Oal1es does. The opposite side of the case is represented by Bresna- han, who while large in stature, hits with. a reasonably small club. After a glance at the Hans Wagner bat one would think that the Flying Dutch man might just>as well go and pull up a young but promising tree and use that to destroy the hopes of yoslng and old pitchers alike. No balance to il, large and heavy all over. the average man could hardly swing it. It takes a person of immense strength to use it properly and Hans is that. Being so heavy. the great batsman can meet tke ball either on the handle or the very end and make a hit,, where another player would put up a pop fly or weak grOuuder.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
PLExo pUckPiN TEAM.
Four Places Are Practically Settled Contest for Fifth Man to Go tc Boston.

Tonight ends the qualification round in the two-nian tourney at the Rose alleys to determine the member of the PleXO GVckpin team which is to represent this city at the national tournament in Boston, but there will probably he little change in the stand ing of the men who have already quail flied, so that four members of the team of five are practically determined. These are Manager Stone, Bill McClaf- ferty. Bert Sturtevant and Roy Hill Unless someone else comes in to con test the place wish them, Paul Mai sack and The0 Kennedy are left to fight it out for fifth place.
 Of the seven team combinations that have qualified. McCIaferty is on four Stone and Sturtevant are on three each Hill is on two. Kennedy and Maisack\on one each. The following are the Standings: Hill-Stone 676; Sturtevant-H 669; Sturtevant- Me Clafferty 665; McClafferty- Maisack 664; McClaferty-Sto 663: McCIaf- ferty- Kennedy 662; Sturtevant-Stone 659.
 High daily prize for best single was taken by Curry on Friday with a score of 105.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09

Playa Del Key, Cal, April S.-The establishment of many new speed rec ords today marked the opening of the Los Angeles motordrome. Every worlds record for a one mile track from one to one hundred miles was broken and five national speedway marks were lowered in the trials and the free for all contests. New mile track records were expect ed for this is the first board track ever raced on by motor cars In ad- dition to national records, new marks were also set in stock car events The racing was free from accidents. At the end of the one hundred mile race a Doris car driven by Frank Sci fert turned turtle, but after the car had run into the paddock Seifert's s arms had become numb from the strain and he lost control of the wheel. He was not injured.
 First Mile Record by Amateur.
 The first mile on the track was a record. Caleb Bragg, an amateur, sent the Fiat 90 around in 37.56.
 George Robertson was next to be sent away, and his big Simplex thun- dered after the ten mile record. When he began clippine miles off in 39 sec onds it was apparent that the record would fall. He finished the ten miles in 6.31.37.
 Another worlds mile track record and a national speedway mark went glimmering when Barney Oldfield turn ed lcose his 200 horse power Benz for d HlIlc, hlethiIS lLo pIcpdll III 0o-42 seconds.
 Other Results.
 Ralph De Palma in a 190 horse power Fiat established a new five mile record Time, 5.15.62. The former worlds rec ord was 4.11.32.
 Ben Kirscher in his Darraq made two miles in 1.1S.29, worlds record
 Barney OIdfield drove his 200 horse power Benz mile in 36.22 seconds. This is another worlds record on an American speedway.
 Ten mile chassis, 160-230 cubic inch es displacement: Cole (Endicott) won; Buck (Nikrent). second; Ford (Ianp- ton), third. Time, 9.03.25. This breaks record for this class by 46 seconds
 Ten mile, Class c, 451-600 cubic inch es displacernent: Knox (Oldfield), won; Apperson (Hanske). second; Isotta (Marquis) third. Time, 7.49 2-5.
 Five mile free for all, Class D: Fiat (De Palma), won; Simplex (Robert- s0n). second DarracQ (kerscher), third. Time, 3.16.30.
 Tapped for o5 Miles.
 The hundred mile race was a fight between Harrouns' Marn1on and Sci ferts' Doris. The cars were lapped for miles the Doris crossed the line one foot ahead of the Marnron. Harroun drew away in the last five mics ard opened up a gap of several hundred feet. He won the race in 1.25.42.:.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-09
Giants Are at Home.

New York, April S.-gThe Polo grounds walked up to new life this afternoon, after the winter hibernation, when the New York Nationals, better known to fans as the Giants, just back from their training tour in the south, turned out for first practice the home grounds. A chilly wind prevented any attempt at fancy work, but in heavy sweaters the men were put through a fast two hours tryout. A big crowd greeted the players on their arrival this morning and enough of the faith full to fill the stands appeared at the park this afternoon. But these were however, being denied ad- mission.
 Batting was the main feature of to- days brief workout, for this is the de- partment in which the men need most practice. Everyone was forced to keep on the move and while the pitchers were all worked they were warned