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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

ss.0o LESs THAN COST
Must sarrtnce handsome suburban Residence
4, ingge uEht rooms. al lnaprDvsments . opru
nrsplanes. oAk trim. srlect meighbOEhood COO
vsalsnt u u, L. a W piSs inpst.4. Fer aetslls
aad photo consuls
DAI.ZEI.L LAMSON . 90.
Opp. Brick Church sta. Eas1 Orange. y. J.
Large lizt Of properties for ale aad rent FIr
aishsd and unfarmlshed h0unes In ell thu OEAa Ges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

MOUNTAIN STATiON-e RON hou.s. ever
lmDrovement, ulsd bah. gpse hTepiare; dea
lnratinn: healthful. attractive. convenient IN
vsspneBt opporsuBity. Prize $50. casa 500
sACWiF lrE. hos iaa. south Orange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
RLOONFTELD

HAlf Aturro. seyen TOoms ahd batA. butler.
pantry AMI lailndry III. Ma rooms and he N
hutneT's patty. large attr. cemrnt reIlar 81 Ana
SIS FoOuns and hath. electric hghts: iruit al IN
kinds: me rhicken house. lot t0DNll0 Nom
Sevrn rom hOuse. ~ improvements: acre Of
around bargain at Dl.dD.
HAROLD q. BANTER
Opposite LackaWRnnA statinE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
AMPERE, EAST ORANGE

New stucco and frame houses. latest
types. y 4 10 ruorns; beam ceilings.
Open f7eplaces: comb hXtur.s. &c.
PRICES $3.50. $500. 5OOO. IJSO. 500.
$500 4 M: easy terms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
WaItermire & LeuchS Co.
OF Freeman Street
ORANGE, N. J.
Near Highland Az station
BLOOMEKLD

Wei built house : rooms.
al improvements stenIn hras
slate ROOT. screens ami storw
doofs veil shaded street. mae
adamlk-d. WITH seueT. water.
ga, eicctrtctty aud sgo1e
walks let Seville fe-e
No street assrssuentE: too
MINUTES from Erie and ten
Eilnutrs from iarkawanua sta
100. narl " q hlrh NAV rrnI.n &,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

MURRAY EfxLL--Pine rssaasncs and Para; enc
MIA nom saauIn. twenty hon New YoFt. iafaa
hualNa. barn. NpElnG neEaf. sugnlDrE Ma-nen.
apgng uat1r. 9 acres: reat easn Appiy ~ letles.
E Lfttft. - asaadaaY ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
LaTncntab|c fa||eciniento

En- SUI residencia de Santuree, ha de-
jadO de existir aver, ell distinguidO ca
ballero don Jacinto Anfonsso v Pelati,
que ha ejercido importantes cargos en-
esta capital y era generalmente estimado
por sus atlas prendas de caracter, de
inteligencia y probidad.
Ell senior Anfosso, eJerci0 el Periods
mo lnuchos amos, siendo muy concep-
trado entire sus companeros.
Ha sido consul de Italia, Y una de las
fig,lras mas pretigiosas de la colonia
italiana en- la isla.
Mrere edad muy avanzada, despues
de flndar un respectable hogar que es
modelo de todas las virtudes.
El BOLETIN, lamenta profundamen-
te la p6rdida dolorosa que experimental
la distingllida familia doliente y la so
ciedad de San Juan, y envia su mas sin
Zero pesame a los deudos del senor An
fosso Y muy especialmente su descOn-
solada esposa doIa Esperanza Pelati y
a sus hijos dona Pillar, dona Sabina, do
Tia Esperanza Y don Antonio, Y la Mer-
cantil A. Vicente Y Ca, de esta capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
Una ciIcu|aT de Ia po|iciIa

POr la preseante Sc haee sabey a los de-
fes de Distrito que a partir de estst
nueva 0rden cuanGe un miembrO del
Cuerpo sea separado, blen sea por Orden
General, earta, verbaimente orden tele-
grafica, se dara cseHta iBmediatamente,
"por telegrafo7', d este Centre la fecha
hasta la e1Ial ha prestado servleio ei IN
dividuo, asi euro taanbieB cualquier otro
dato que Sc reyaeione con la paga que ha
de apercibir por el periodic que haya
trabajado-
Tan pronf0 sea separado un lndlviduo
del Cuerpo, tos1o 81 armarnento sera re-
mitido 4 este Cuartel General, por pri-
mera oportu11it1nd, SIN esperar que sea
solicitado, como s1asta la fecha Sc ha
hecho.
Por or6en Jeg Jefe de Ia Polieia In
su1ar.
Rict- r. Pollon Jr.,
Ayundante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
4 S5)--

rs que haee listed unas preguntars terribescontes
to Paquito telnflando
-4Io que 4 terrible e hofet0n que te voy
dar pOr ono-Nuevo eStrenIeclmIento de Paqulto6 En-
que te pareces a tn padireg. bobaic6n.,. responde
-En. NADIA
i Y 10 dices frtsscura? ! iPues 10 que
hacia faa para que te venga la catastrofe!
-Paquito VIC ell cieIo alberto ;1lnc pareciera
usted
Al reves, imbecl-grit6 otra vez don Robustiano
Nuevo estremecmiento de PaQulto.
-Es de sentido comin, filae ben $ constan-
yo, trabajador yo srSte sabrs que ha
Ger de las riquezas que tengas-
Silencio de PaquitO
En- que te ocupas? zen que piensas? 5que trabajas
para que srves ?-sigui6 don RooIltmo
que clectrizaba Paquto-
Este continuaba calado con la vista baJa.
FL alcade puso de pronto m4oso, cogiendO
hijo con carino por un brazo de dijo suavemente:
= No sabes e acOnteemienio de dentro de diaS7
No, senior.
-Pues oye y aprnde, que va sendo hora de que te
enercs de esas cosas toas las ns de don Juan Lorenzo
Marquee seran miaS.
En- la de Paquits reffaJo La mas grande de las
sorpresas ;-i sit. y 5comos
ESQ me 10 diras tn mi despu6s que esudies pa
pees oyes?-diio e afcaide aIargano Paquto gesa
vorunen de escrturas-essa faryle gesponderas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
[I
AL SALIR DEL NIDO

Lego todo lega este mundo el dia del venci-
mleno de las escruras de don Robustiano d. Juan H.
renzo pudo cumplr inu decir que hubo prrro-
nj conmiserac6n aguna por parte del alcade que
gundo los trmtes legales hzo la hora del despoc
por la ley dc las comprnsciOnes prouo fanta
ci6n en- la otra.
Fueron aquelos dias de preba para los Marquee ia.
cobo retrao muchismo gran disusto de padre.
que por aque entonces acab6 mas mas aumentndose
jOroba senil achaques canas las
muchachas tmbien antlabin TeceOsas encOgiElS
10 que sentan todos e natural efecto que haba Ge
producer el pueblo e gope fatal aquea especie de des
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10

Vapor americana Harry Luckemback.
Ell 10 del corriente sali6 de New York,
para esta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10

Vapor Cubano Julia Manana esta-
ra aqui procedente de Habana y escalas.
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
Consignatarios, Insular Line.

Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo. Salio
de Canarias, el del corriente, para
Puerto Rico Cuba.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Inquier-
do y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-10
PARA LA COSTA

Vapores americanos Carolina y Path
finder
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
FINISH THIS WEEK
STREET CAR LOOP AT SOUTH
END ABOUT READY FOR
OPERATION.

BY the end of the present week it
is expected that the loop being built
by the City and Suburban Railway
company at the south end. connecting
the Union and Albany street lines,
will be completed and by the first of
the following week the cars will prob
ably be put in operation over the new
line
The work of building the belt has
been under way for the past three or
four weeks and rapid progress has
been made. Only a small piece Of
track-laying remains to be done.
1t is understood that the handsome
new summer cars, ordered by the com
pany several weeks ago, will also ar
rive within the next few weeks and
they will be Immediately put into
commission. The cars were ordered
for delivery by June Is.
AS soon as the cars are running over
the extension the people living in the
southern section of the city will be
given a double schedule. A few
slight changes from the present sched-
ue will have to be made, it is thought,
but patrons of both the Albany street
and the south end lines will have the
convenient schedule of one car each
way every ten minutes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
POLITICAL TALK
Up IN ATLANTA
TWO OR THREE IN RACE FOR
GovERNoR-oTHERS ARE TO
BE HEARD FROM.
That He Will Be in the Race Again
But Will Not Announce Until After
Meeting of State Committee.

Atlanta May 2S.-Hon. Joseph Nj.
Brown will again be a candidate for
governor and will probably be elected.
This statement is made after a cClSe
study of the political situation up to
this time. 1t was rumored in Atlanta
yesterday that the governor would
make his formal announcement lin
the Sunday papers. This, however,
appears to have been an error. 1t is
learned ON good authority mat the
governor will have nothing to say until
after the meeting of the state dem
ocratic executive committee which is
to be held in Atlanta June 4. His an
nouncement therefore, may be eX-
pected abOlt week after next.
Considerable discussion has been
issues in the coming campaign. Those
&C.. to the governor say that he will
make his race practically on the
same platfcrm of his former ampaign
in 1908. This, as is known, embraces
the issues which were threshed out
during the memorable contest when
Hoke Smith went down in defeat.
Since his announcement that he will
not enter the race former Governor
HCke Smith has been frequently asked
to express himself on the politial sit
uation. Except to say that Il am out
of it now" the former executive de
clines to talk.
Will Judge Russell b. a c9nGi late in
the coming campaign, or will he con-
tinue his duties as an appellate Judge
For more than a week it has been gen
| orally reported that he woald make
the race Yesterday there was re
port to the c. ntrary. One is placed
| in the position of simply waiting fol
| devepOmentS.
| Edward H. Walker of College Park
and Hon. L. l.. Middlebrooks, member
of the legislature from Newton county
the latter of whom announced Il day
or so ago are not letting any grass
grow under their feet" in furtherins
| their interests. The same thing APP
plies to Hon. H. II. Perry, of Gaines
Vile, who, to use an old expression
has burned the bridges behind him
in resigning his legislative seat tt
make the race Other candidates may
come cut but Little Joe" wants {
second term and many politicians say
he will get it.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
ARGUMENTS MADE YESTERDAY
IN BALLINGER- -PINCHOT
CASE.

Washington, May 2S.-Arguments
of counsel before the Ballinger-Pin-
chot investigating committee were
concluded this afternoon.
Attorney Vertres. for Secretary Bal
Iinger, concluded by discussing the at
titIde of Ballinger toward Cunning
hams claims in Alaska.
He was followed by Attoreny Brane-
is and Pepper, for the prosecution, "
who presented a half hour rebuttal
Fifteen days will be allowed the at
torneys to file with the committee any
briefs desired.
1t is not known whether or not
the committee will be ready to pre-
sent a report to the present session Of
Congress.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
ELkS PURCHASE
APRETTY HOME
LOCAL LODGE BUYS BEAUTIFUL
LoEWENsTEIN PROPERTY ON
REYNOLDS STREET.
1t Will Be Converted Into One of the
Handsomest Lodge Homes in the
State-Bg Sum to Be Expended in
Making improvements.

The Brunswick lodge of Elks have
purchased from G. Loewenstein his
handsome home on Reynolds street,
just in the rear of the pcstoffice and at
present occupied by A. M. Calder,
the lodge will convert into one of the
handsomest club rooms and homees in
the state. Before the Elks remove
into tle home they will expend a
large sum of money on improvements
, of various kinds, both about the build
ing and the large yard, which will be
made into beautiful grounds.
The Elks have purchased this hand
some piece of property instead of
erecting home of their own on their
lot just north of the National Bank.
This lot was purchased by the lOoge
three or four years ago for the express
purpose of erecting an ElkS home.
Plans had been drawn for the building
and at one time the contract was about
to be awarded, but later the lodge
learned that the Loewenstein property
was on the market and negotiations
have been pending for some time, the
deal having finally been closed on
Friday.
This property will make the EIks a
beautiful home. 1t is stated that the
lodge will expend several thousand
dollars on improvements. The large
yard, extending from street to street,
will be beautifed, bowling alleys, a
npic ntn THyin q h1Jijt
will be ut down leading from the
Union-st., entrance, plants and shrub
berry will be set out and many other
improvements will be made, while the
building itself, which is now in eX-
cellent condition, will be converted
into handsome club and lodge rooms.
One large room will be provided for
the lodge meetings, while there will
be reading rooms, pool and billiard
rooms and the like. The lot on wh1ca
the building stands is $50 by 1SO feet,
extending from Reynolds to Union
street 1t is one of the most desirable
places that could have possibly been
seclred for the purposes for which
it has been purchased and when the
Elks remove into their new home
probably in the early fall, they will
have one of the handsomest and most
convenient ledge homes in the state.
As to the present valuable Let own
ed by the Elks, no announcement Is
made as to what will be done with 1t
lust at this time 1t is stated, how
ever, that the lodge will not place the
property on the market for sale but
will hold it for time at least. The
lot is among the most desirable in the
city for a business building and is
considered a very valuable piece OF
property.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
ELKs PRESENT RETIRING
EnHALTED RULER WITH TOKEN
Albert Fendig Given a Handsome
Watch Fob BY the Lodge

Albert Fendig, the retiring exalter
ruler of the Brunswick lodge of Elks,
was presented with a very handsome
watch fob at the meeting of the lodge
Thursday night. 1t was given Mr.
Fendig by the members of the lodge
as token of the high esteem in
which he is held and the present IS
an unusually handsome one.
1t is in the shape of beautiful
watch fob, with the Elk emblem
handsomely engraved. The presenta-
ton speech was made by Col. H. T.
Dunn, who in a few remarks, tcld
Mr.. Fendig that the members of the
lodge desired to present him with
the present as a token of the nigh es-
teen in which he is held. Mr.. Fen
dig responded, thanking the members
for the very handsome gift.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
ANOTHER THIS MORNING
Fearrineton's Drug Store Has Unique
Advertisement in Today's News.

Fearrington's, the popular and well
known drug store, is making great
reputation for their very unique ad-
vertisements which have been appear
ing in The News for several Sundays
past. This splendid drug store is not
only one of the best in the state, but
its energetic owners are believers
in the value of printers ink. and they
make specially of having some
thing in their advertisements Just a
little different from the other fellow.
The News invites the people of this
city to try a sample Of that soda wa
ter. that ice cream and those cool
drinks, the art of making, these gen
tlemen claim they are masters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
$4,000 VESSEL
SOLDFOR $1,000
WRECKED SCHOONER Oracle D
BUCHANAN SOLD IN JACK
soNVlLLE YESTERDAY.
While Trying to Make Port the Vessel
Struck Sand Bar-Crew Worked to
Get Her Of-Suit Was Brought to
Get Pay for Work.

4. T. Anderson, of Jacksonville, has
four-masted schooner, the Oracle D.
Buchanan, which now lies imbedded
in sand bar in Nassau sound, near
Fernandina, near where she was
stranded several months ago. The
Buchanan was regular trader at this
mort and has loaded many cargoes
heie. .ie tpt
lac Pi.chase was made yesterday
When I valuable schooner was sold
at public outcry at the Federal build
in in Jacksonville.
Captain Harrington, master OF the
Oracle D. BachaEdn, and holding the
controlling interest in the vessel, was
present and saw the 100000 schooner
go fer the sum Of $1,000. The Mer-
rill-Stevens Engineering Company was
among the half dozen bidders pres
ent. the sale beginning with a bid Of
$40.
The schooner was sold following the
libel suit which was brought against
her by ten of the crew who for a
month had engaged in operations to
bring the vessel through a sea of sand
and into deep water. They claimed
that after weeks of hard and contin-
uous work they were within one or Two
days of accomplishing this remarka-
BILE feat, having moved the schooner
from a considerable distance from
where she was stranded to where She
now lies, and that at the almost sue
cessfal termination of their plans the
machinery they had in use was remov-
ed and later Harrington came aboard
and they had to leave.
! The Claim Made.
These men put in a claim for l,042
and they were nearly all of them pres
ent at the sale. The Merriel- Stevens
Engineering Company and also Kauf-
mann G. Merriell filed interventions in
this case for property used and Ill
! services.
/ When seen, the new owner stated
that he had 10 definite plans as to
what he would do with the schooner
and that he had never seen her or
how she lies in her present stranded
position. He will go over on Monday
tc view his purchase and come to
some decision. Mr.. Anderson is con-
nected with the South Jacksonville
Dry Dock Company.
Previous to making the sale Mar
shal Horr stated that the buyer would
have to exempt certain property, per-
sonal belonging to Captain Harring-
ton. and some machinery which had
been loaned the crew, which articles
were still aboard the Buchanan.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
ADDING THIRD STORY
TO DOWNING BUILDING
Work on the Improvement is Now
Under Way.

The work If adding a third story
to the building Of the Downing com
pany at the foot of Monk street is
now under way. Tue roof of the
large building has been torn off, pre-
paratory to making the improvement
The building, when the work is ccm
pleted, will be one of the largest in
the city. The continued growth of
the business of the concern made
it necessary to add this additional
story. which will be used for various
purposes by the company.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
NEWS TO FURNISH COTTON
NEWS TO ITS READERS.
Will Receive Daily Report From
Firm of Lathem, Alexander G.
Company.

The News has perfected arrange
ments whereby our readers will have
each morning summary Of the daily
telegraph cotton letter and reports
Of the great cotton firm of Lathem,
Alexander & Co, of New York.
The News is fortunate to get this
service and we believe that those of
our readers who are interested in the
movements and conditions and QUOTA
tions will appreciate the feature of the
market department of the paper.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
ROTHSCHILD' SALE WILL
END MONDAY NIGHT.

The big auction sale of jewelry, etc,
which has been On at Rothschild's jew
elry store for the past two weeks will
come to a close tomorrow night with
probably the largest sale yet held, as
it will be the last opportunity that
the people will have to purchase high
class iewely at their own prices.
Mr.. Rothschild announces that some
unusually handsome and valuable ar
tiles will be offered and will be sold
to the high L. bidder. AS this is the
last sale. it fs Expected that an unus-
ually large crowd will be present to
purchase jewelry at their own prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
PRETTY STOCK OF GOODS.
T. F, Winter Has d Large Line to
-r Select From, q

Th. F. Winter, the well known meT-
chant and old reliable taller, is car
rying in stock this season one of the
handsomest lines of goods ever dis
played by a tailor in Brunswick. Mr..
Winter was careful in selecting his
summer line and he is now in posi-.
ton TO satisfy any one, both in style,
go DIS and workmanship.
Mr. Winter has been in the tailoring
business in Brunswick for many years
and no has always held large line
of customers, owing to the very sat
isfactory work which he turns out.
He employs the very best workmen
and never fails to satisfy his custom
ers in the making of their clothes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29
CREATED QUITE
A SENSATION
SENATOR LORlMER, OF ILLINOIS,
WENT ON THE WARPATH
YESTERDAY.
He Denounces Mccormick, of the Chi
coga Tribune, and Says That He Is
a Periurer. Low Creature and Liar
Speech Arouses Much Interest.

Washington, May 28.-Strenuous de-
nial of the charge that he obtained
seat in the United States Senate
through bribery was made before that
body today by William Lorimer, of
Illinois.
Soon after the assembling of the
Senate. Lcrimer arose to a question of
personal privilege and began his reply
His statement before the Senate had
been eagerly awaited by his colleagues
There was practically a full attendance
and earnest attention was given him.
The foremost in the Senator's answer
to the charge stood mis- assertion that
it had been formulated by the Chi
cago Tribune to destroy the new bank
ing association which Lorimer organ
lied. Concluding, he offered a reso-
lutoin calling for a Senatorial investi-
cation.
Relating that the bribe was paid
through Lee O'Neal Brown, the Demo-
cratic leader of the Illinois House. he
defended Brown as entirely above par
Lorimer then proceeded with Inmeas-
ured words of bitter invective and
epithets in his attack upon Medill Nc
Cormick, of the Tribune, personally.
He detailed the Tribunes publication
of the story over the signature of
Chas. a. mite. the member of the Ill
inois Legislature, who lodged the brib-
cry charge.
Lorimer asserted that White did not
write the story as claimed but it
was the work al o trained newspaper
hand"
A Bitter Attack.
IT is also plain, Lorimer continued
that every word was passed upon by
lawyer before it was signed by that
poor low creature, White, who does
not hesitate to commit forgery for a
few dollars, and to whom perjury is no
crime, and who is part of the lowest
fringes of depravity, who to secure
m ney, sold what little was left of
his manhood and became the plant
tool of the Tribune in this timed and
malicious attack.
When the truth is known everybody
will understand the publication of the
Trlounes article signed by White is a
part of a political conspiracy to drive
me out of public life and to ruin me
! financially.
When the Tribune said | had offer
ed or given money to any member of
| the legislature, or any money offered
to any member of the legislature for
| his vote for me, it lied, and it knew
| it lied"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-05-29

Brunswick is going TO play IL
spicuous part in the great automobile
endurance run around Georgia"
which has been arranged for this fall
ard which promises to be the great
est even Of the kind in the history of
the country
The great run, which was originat-
ed by Editor Howell, of the Atlanta
Constitutiln, n, is rapidly taking shape
and the move is being received with
great enthusiasm by every city on the
proposed route. and it is likely that
three or four hundred machines will
be in the great parade of autOmomiles
which will stretch over every import
ant road in the state of Georgia.
Al! Cars Start at Same Time.
According to present plans, all cars
will start at the same hour on the
same day, and they will move in the
same direction around the course.
Under this arrangement, the tour
lists will be passing through each town
for week.
If the run is scheduled for seven
days. the Macon cars will arrive in
Atlanta the afternoon of the day the
home cars leave; south Georgias cars
will come in on the second and third
days: Savannah, probably the fourth
or fifth day, Augusta, the sixth. and
all cars would be due at their respec-
tive homes on the seventh day.
There will be car coming every
day for a whole week. making the sit
uation 700 per cent more exciting than
to have one enormous cloud Of dust
roll down the road and an hour later
when It has partly cleared away, get
a long distance phone that the tour
lists are passing through the next
county.
Sure Enough Enthusiasm.
For sure enough enthusiasm, this
run could only lie equalled by pulling
off a worlds championship series for
best four out of seven in fifty differ
ent towns all at the same time, with
Ty Cobb and Wagner in opposing
teams. Each day will be better than
the time when Quitman and Thomas
Vile were Is to l or when Tech and