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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09

mediante expediente formMhdo y
dando dos dias al tcon5ador papa de-
fcndersc, y enviando oopiA del eK-
pediente al Tesoso Insula1.
Borbosa.-No he tenido tienpo de
estudiar el proyecbo, pero por 10 que
veo hay aqui un requisite con ell
eual no puedo estar,n no estoy confoT.
me.
Gromer.-Pido que sc suspenda Ia
, discussion del proyecto hasta que ef,
DR.. Bsrbosa 10 haya estudiado.
Barbosa.-Con las explioaciones,
que ha dado el Sr. Tesorero essoy en-
terado.
Al requisite que Sc oponis 81 Dr..
Barbosa, por ser eontrsrio 4 medi-
das centrahzadoras, era d envio de
copia del expediente al Tesoreso In
sular.
Despues de breve debate 10 retira
el Tesorero. Y sigue el debate en-
cuanto a que la destituoi6n de los,I
contsdores on deben seguKla hacien- !
do los alcaldes.
Sc pronunciaron dos tendencias,
la una, expresada por ei Sr. Ward
apovado por ell Sr. Sanchez Morales, ,
que consistia en- que siendo los al !
caldes los responsables del exito de /,
la administration en- cada pueblo,
10 son tambien del fracaso que no
Sc atribuiria, case de suceder, al con-
sejo: y por 10 tanto, los alcaldes de- !;
ben tener como hoy tienen, exclusi-
va facultad para nombrar y desti-
tuir esos funcionarios.
La otra tendencia, patrecinada
por Gromer y defendida por Barbo-
sa, Del Vale, Was Y Sawyer, era,
que hoy el contador es un maniqHH
del alcaldc, que 81 quiera, NO ls deiaI
absolute libertad de accion, cohibi-{
do como lc tiene. |
FL Sr. Sawyer hizo presente alSr. J
Ward el error en- que este hAbh A-i
currido al partir de Ia base De qasisj
ley proponia que los contadofes deA
pcndicran dc Ia voluntad deAconsejol
tambien: no cs asi, sino que el oon-
>cio no tcndra mas intervenci6n 4
que protcgcr al contador en- case de !
que So le quera hacer por el slcalds,
ohjct0 de una venganza.
Del Vallc hizo presente Ia necesi-
dad dc un podcr moderator, opinion
QUO sc Ia iictaha un caso en- que tu-
vo que in,crrenir, de un alcalde que
qucra obligar un contador 4 hacer
un pago legal; la intervention del
gohcrnador Y de Del Vale impid6
una iniusricia quo indudabemente
- huhicra cometido contra un fun
cionario id6neo.
~ aprIeba el articulo , del pro-
veto. eg'in el cual no Sc podri des-
iijuir a lbs contadores sin oirseles
ante Fl oon>eio-
- cvanto Ia session. para seeuir
,liscutendo los demas artfculoe del
proyecto hoy misrvolss. So
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09
LA COM|SDN
EN- NUEYA: YORK.
rofunda impression
.pesimista cause en-
ella el <'bill'' de refor
mas presentado al
congreso.
Un cable afirna que la'
comision considera ese
"bill'' peor que la ley Fora
ker.
La esnisi6n sigue q Washiag.
ton. i cunplir la mission que le
fu6 cendada.

Cablegrama recibido en- esta ciu-
dad informa desde Nueva York que
Ia comision de la camara que embar-
co ell ell Philadelphia, lego a anoche
i aqueMa ciudad, habiendo sufrido
ell vapor un retraso de algunos millas
sobre su hora regular de llegada.
lnforma tambien que cuando Ia
comision lego el proyecto de Ley de
reformas para Puerto Rico presen-
tado al Congreso, 10 considero como
peor que la ley Foraker. hacienda
manifestaclones profundamente Pc
simistas.
La comision march6 a Washington
dispuesta Il resistir v q protestar del
bill presentado para esta isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09

En- eIeem euterie Sc d:espi-
do de su amiga prone.
tiendole acom panarla.
Fu6 donde Ia dsencia funeraris
y mand6.a pfcParar 50 ataud.

49,. T. J4%.i. H. r
Aye1 d las oos ae e tarae paso I'LL
: sus y, ulas' ,e en- . g Ayio cglloeao p9r
l1u .r'.a I"gtsere; ,' ~ " lhu'sl ue.yma ale-
gla 81 ~ no'a W. nislelp. II .nnceosie'tao 'os
II P'.;nru,ts s;n',;ants oeiSaso M ''oS 'n'ofi'a''
Iols ana : !, VI, L. a., ,,,o ~ ,do
n'a ol1fa a .'s a,ss<, p ,,a nte ue an.
ii,.t,o u, NJ i 30 1s,,, .. ~ ~, sun
n'' ~, ao To-. ~ III IT, = d ~ 1 "ilosanuJ:s
t"oao J., ~ IS se.s sa.otsu y. u s@ I'eno'o
''fsD, l1 ~ ;eis.'sss'onn1aua y, =,
n a,s s'as ~ a a1Ha1 !. ,auSo
n,a Dola o. - - W aE - a4,
ri, 1o u .1tI ,l}a m apa.I,.laevo' ,s.J4 .',
t;Su1,, u g s;u oia 49, a,ahra' ~ Ia
'l o o.. ,o,. a. .is'. ~ ,s as;t; Ia i III" an
ir t;erro % r1e ",, ~, eon,.para y y " ans;ao Ai Il
monar o i ~ oo,con. a ~, ~ na7oooda
lle ea' a. h a. eeiitn'ss II j. set tdo}a lofoo'a q "
81 ~ i,usa Z 7i.aas ~ ' hov ,o, I 10
"a e;AeraA' = 40 u. ( T. s !. ,.1a, 81 80
'''1naa. , a., asaa 60 :" Va a,o,,o,,de
nas % osl 90 olsspar''aS 49, IT,, Jo o : ~
que 81 I;nn ."u@Da ... 80 na;a ; 4 i % frosn ~
~ Id; uoi. ,..,o.sa 80 lr,;a;h 10 g IL ' 1a,.
ronnia a,a. f,',s,.'a,;a III g. v I'sn,,,. " l.
III g:i'e'" "A .4ilel q. !" " - -
u9o fnPiles ''n ca!1 o0 oeS-
pon.panon'e ,', iqIo ,ss para inl' Pues es
plooaoie que 2 = stalae me tla,che
u u =, teeiii,aaea s. - pos 'N .1ogrs I:s
Ea o. Lassi t"int,ofo ''' ''ne
poI.aiic'a n1 a y al.1.s ~ A9la'
10 "a asenc.a = a1:lE.o .'on'e va
rl"s a,l.sas .E s. usst,,uoi oi,p' petI sseas
lio Glelol tf1saIoa IVY, a4'ei"e '''ei'ios-
'fae.alts n ~ t'a ,..,...:r , y
); la:elsaslas essa os.'eias ~ =
lisFnelas se"itaeio su5 N'saf,e
tNisnlsslsa :lsa " Paaefs Ge
past,iias oe su'1All:aoo en- o meulo II
'lo oe aqua se AZ nisiilo. uidyel,oo
w o':o 'uu..I .It '"l u so.ppe
uisoivio val;as Pape.e'as ue a'loo
tarVaflcoy e1 y pi:afnoila'o 1li 'e spoa,colh
Puso un olchlz ooole " 10 'olao'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09
& dispaIo &c anoche.
Octavio Perez Guerra hi.
20 fuego contra Luis Ca
rrillo.
A 0ctavio le fae ocupads el sr.
ma y entrsgada a Ia justicia.

Anoche y como d Ia L Y i la sail
da del tea&ro el jovcn Octavio
Perez Guerra, hizo un disparo de re-
volver ay Luis Carrnlo, sin resultado:
desgacisdo, para este.
Motive esta resolucidn de Perez
, Guerra, resentimientos pSeftsso,nniS S i ], iSla. /,
', La pelicia intervino en-, elj aslnto
arrestando al agresor y ocupaudole
el arma.
Fue puesto a disposition del juez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-02-09
Solo tl ttgralot' Sc d.
,,viierte J, con Ia brisa del
terral. ..
FL casino "a es 'casi y tai"
y los jevents sc borran
para ingresar en- eide Toa
alta. ..i
De Ia higiene-dice- basta
/ asaber que el pueblo Sc en-
cuentra ''fermentado.'
De nuestro corresnnt1sal.

C'|ASA" J' AACAAAN SAA >~Sco SANNtNS~
Una lnquietud tompleta. No hay ma.
da sansancionaI, 4 no ser las muchaS
Intermediates, que llevan algunc
que otro candidate al ciele. Tam
bi6n existe algo anormal y es el SUI
bido precio de la carnes que SO estd
expendiendo 4 36 eentavos el >kilo
y para este de reses tan tiernas que
han vuelto i Ia infancia EN- fuerza
de los amos. Pero no, ,.es nociva q Ia
salud, aunque 10 sea /; al bolsillo:
Varios i6venes Sc han borfado
de Ia lista de socios del Casino dc
esta ciudad, dandose de alta en- e.
de Toa-Altu.
Ell motive dicen, ,es por Due la neglI
gencia desu directiva hace que el cen
tro vejete en- una quietud enervante,
respecto a bales y. diversiones lici-
tas. Los socios que quedan, Sc AGO.
modan facilmente a esa situacion
por los efectos opiaceos que les
produce el,backardt y ell taco. Es en-
fin el titulado casino un casi es 8 no
es casino el casino de Bayam6n
Sera todo 10 que quiera su aneste
siada directivn meflos casino o sea,
centro de recreo.
Hay aquf muy buenos y entusias-
tas elementos para levantar y sos
tener un centro de recreo, verdade
70 centro de recreo 8 mejor dicho de
recreo bien iaerpretado.. ~ entire
iesos elementos estan los Sres. Her
nandez Albizu, Jose S. Rosy, Srs
Mass, ST.. Umpierre, Lcdo. Alfredo
Gimenez y varlOs mas que estan dis
puestos q contribuir, para tan i'm
portante obra. III -
" Lo que falta es iniciativa. Prue-
ba de clio es que 81 no hubiesemos
tenido un hombre de las iniciativas
de D. Eustaquio Villalon no tendria
mos un teatro, y5si no hubieramos
tenido a ese mismo ST., no tendria-
mos tan POGO ell Hotel, tan decente
como ell Buena Eish .por que esa O.
bra parecian imposibles de reali-
zarlas.
dPues. por que no Sc hace 10 mis-
mo con ell casino Puertorriqueho?
Vemos hoy que nuestra juventud
tiene que il d pueblos extraiios d di-
vertirse por no poderlo hacer en- ell
suyo. Y vemos no sin rubor que ex-
trangeros dotados dc espiritu de So
lidaridad realizan la obra que los ma
tivos, arrastrados por esa pereza in
lomalaya no han podido realizar y
psperan que otros hagan cl nldo pa
ra nosotros echdrnos. Asi hc.nos per-
dido las tres quintas parties lie nues-
tras tierras Y asi perderemoS hasta ell
lerecho q vivir en- nuestra propia
casa, por que para entonces en- un
future no remote habremos perdido
hasta ell hogar donde esperabamos
vivir con decoro.
lba a decir algo de la hygiene en-
Bayam6n, pero mas vale dejar Ia
pado el recipiente Ell que vive nues-
tro pueblo. Temo Ia propagation de
ina epldemia. Que siga como los
radaveres en- estado de transforma-
ZION de la m ateria. Acaso en- ese nue.
70 proceso lie la vida encuentre au-
tilio 4 sus perpetuos males. Para que
oueda ALA Ell las atlas esferas evil
ar quien pueda nuestros males, bas
ele saber que nuestro pueblo Sc
EN- cstldo de .fermento. -.
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hado de dollars. Io creo que los pro-
positos del Sr. Llorens envuelven en-
las actuales circumstances un peli-
gro y que Ia camara debe aprobar e.
Sc informe per ser ESQ 10 mas con-
veniente v de mas practi-o resultado
para los ssgrados intereses del pals
Al terminar el Sr. Benitez Casta-
nos su peroraci5n hsce uso de Ia pa
bra el ST. CansleS.
(Vease II ediei6n de nnanana)
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
BEATEN TO A "FRAzzLE."

The democrats had everything their
Cwn way in Berkeley county Tuesday
II was not so much of a victory for
the democrats as it was a lay down
on the part Of the republicans
Many republicans did not 90 to the
polls to vote Others went, and many
OF them assisted the democrats in Civ
ing the candidate for congress, on the
democratic ticket. the largest MAORI
ty ever given candidate for that Of
fee in this country, Of either party.
The cruchng defeat Of Mr.. Sturgiss
in Berkeley county was not sur
prise. In fact there We're many re
publicans who hoped that he would
be bea,en in the county. and there
were those who worked 10 bring
about his defeat. but in accomplishing
this they brought defeat TO the whole
county ticket.
Very few republicans have express
ed regret over the defeat of Mr.. Stur-
giss. shut they feel keenly the defeat
OF the county ticket. Mr.. Sturgiss
could not expect the support OF the
republicans of this county after the
way he had treated them. He was
told many times that his actions
would not only lose him Berkeley
county. but that it would mean de-
feat for the party also. He frankly
told his nformans that they did not
know what they were talking about
that he had other information and re-
fused absolutely 70 listen to advice or
council from members of the party.
He knows by this time that the peo-
pie OF Berkeley county knew what
they were talking about. but would
probably be inclined even now. TO hold
to his own exalted opinion and at
tribute his defeat and that of the par
ty, 10 some other cause. After March
4, 1911, we will hear of him no more.
The cause of dissention in the party
in this county has been eliminated and
it behooves all republicans to get to-
gether and retrieve their losses. 1t can
be done, and with a united effort old
Berkeley will return to the ranks of
the Grand Old Party al the next cleo
ton
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
Live Stock Notes.

Be careful not to overhead mares
that are sucking colts.
4 team that works in the field all
week should be allowed to rest on
Sunday.
The farmer who has not time to fuss
with young colt had better go into
some other business.
Many OF the difficulties experienced
in handling the spring filters may be
avoided II the brood sows are properly
fed and cared for in the winter.
The value OF rape as a food for
calves is not well understood. IL 1t
were much more would be sown.
Make friends with your horses. They
will enjoy your sociabillty as well as
you will. Sensible horses like TO be
talked to by people.
All sheep love alfalfa, either green
or dry. The very nature of the animal
makes alfalfa a suitable food for It,
Sheep need foods rich In protein.
Raw cabbage makes an excellent
feed for cattle. but 1t cannot be safely
fed 70 horses. Mangels, carrots, beets
and turnips will. however, be found
good for both horses and cattle II fed
raw. They are named here In ordeI
Of their value
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
HOW TO DOSE A cow.
Directions For Administering Medicine
to the Animal,


The bottle most commonly emnlOyed,
and the best glass bottle as regards
shape and strength, is a quart cham
payne, but better appliance still is
the tin drenching bottle SOLD by the
agricultural supply stores. 1t cannot
be broken and is provided with an air
hole which secures steady and even
flow Of medicine from the neck.
In administering the dose the com
mon practice is TO straighteu and
slightly elevate the head by Grasplng
the nose with the forcGDrer and thumb
of the left hand but a calculated
to interfere with resp n aud Is I'M
necessary except IN the ease Of very
rough animals which are certainly
rendered more amenable to reason by
this grasping of the muzzle.
A much better plan with the quiet
animal is for the person giving the
medicine TO stand with his back
against the right shoulder Of the COW.
slightly fix the head TO the right and.
passing the left arm over the face,
place the hand in the left side Of the
mouth with the fingers against the pal
ate, and give the dose with the bottle
held in the right hand, introducing
only the nozzle and allowing the con
tents to run out with a continuous
steady flow.
Where an assistant is necessary to
the holding of the animal he should
stand on the left side and grasp both
horns, or II the beast is very unruly
take the right horn In the right hand
and grasp the nasal septum firmly
with the left, turning the head I'm the
direction OF the administrator on the
right side of the animal and avoiding
too much elevation.
With very rough or wild cattle an in
strument for grasping the nasal sep
tum. called bulldogs" is employed,
but couple of determined men can
generally give the drink while this in
strument is being fixed. Generally
what may be called the quiet method
is the easiest and most expeditions,
and the expert manipulation rarely
needs any assistance In the dosing
American Cultivator.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12

=
tor, etc.
VS.. In Chancery
Nellie Everso.e ct al.
Commissioners Office,
Martinsburg, w Va,
October 10. 1910.
To all persons interested in the above
entitled matter:
Take notice that by decree entered
IN the above entitled cause in the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley County, w. Va,
on the 26th day of September, A. D.,
1910, the same was referred to the I'M
dersigned Commissioner in Chancery
with instructions to ascertain and re-
port:
1st-A settlement of the accounts of
the plaintiff as administrator c. t. a. of
Thomas E. Houck, deceased
2d-The read estate of which the
said Thomas E. Houck died seized and
possessed with its rental and fee sim.
pc value.
3d-The liens thereon with their
amounts and priorities.
4th-To convene the creditors of the
said Thomas f. Houck and audit and
report their debts.
5th-And any other matters deemed
pertinent by the said Commissioner or
that any of the parties may require.
And | have fixed on Wednesday the
30th day of November, A. d. 1910, at
10 O'Clock. a. m, as the time when,
and my office IN the Old National Bank
building, rooms and 8, in Martins
burg, w. Va, as the place where !
will proceed to execute the said o.
der Of reference; and if from any
cause the same be not completed on
that day it will be continued from
time to time until the same is conplet-
ed.
Given under my hand this 10th day
of October, 1910.
JOHN o. LEMEN,
1922 At Commissioner in Chancery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
SPREAD MANURE IN FALL.
Old practices Of Keeping Until Spring
Generally Abandoned.


The old method OF keeping all the
manure produced upon the farm and
spreading 1t in the spring Is practiced
but little at present, says CORE
gpondent OF the American Cnltivator.
There is time perhaps during the
month Of October when the average
farmer is too busy husking corr and
getting ready for winter to stop to
al manure out every day or every
few days. But after this rush period
the manure should be hauled out ev-
cry few days and spread broadcast.
This method Is very advantageous
In that 1t will give the horses exercise
through the winter Ii does not take
long each day and cuts out the task
of hauling manure continually for two
or three weeks In the busy spring sea-
son. BY hauling out as soon as it is
made all danger from heating is done
away with and the valuable constitu-
ents Of the manure are saved. Nitro
gen, one Of the most valuable constit-
uents of manure. is often lost by heat
ing when in piles.
Carefully conducted experiments at
the Massachusetts experiment station
tend to show there is no loss in rich
ness when the manure is spread
broadcast In the winter. 4 difference
is always noted for the better in this
method over the other way of waiting
until spring and spreading.
Even though the Jumps Of manure
freeze while in the field. it has been
shown that this Is just what the ma
nure needs. The action of the wealth
er ON the various constituents is just
what is needed to make the manure
more available as plant food.
The possibility OF washing is practi-
cally the only objection against win
ter spreading, but applies only to billy
land. With the exception of these very
sloping lands it is found advisable to
cart during the winter In practically
all cases. 1t is beneficial both as a
saving of time and as benefit to the
soil
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
PAYING FOR A HUSBAND.
Girl Imports Young Man and wants
Him Held Till She Marries Him.

Commissioner of immigration VIII
liams of Ellis island recently received
the following novel letter;
Commissioner Williams, Ellis Island. MY:
Gentlemen-I am girl OF Is years OF
are an orphan, and no one to protect me.
a Young man from my old home. Galicia,
Austria, has wrote me IL l would send
him a ticket and expenses, he would come
here to marry me. He is about "a years
OF age, very healthy. and shoemaker by
trade. AS have worked all my lifetime
for my own existence. with no one to pro-
vide for me. have saved enough money
to comply with his conditions. and have
sent him a second cabin ticket with IA
in cash, and he is due here tomorrow,
Monday, the 23d. on the steamship Vader-
land from, Antwerpen. Now / heard from
his relatives here that IL he comes to
them they will not allow him to marry
me- Therefore ] appeal to your Noble
Hearth 10 help me In this case by de-
tanning him on his arrival and Telegraph
10 me, and / will come, and you gentle
men shall unite us in the bonds OF mar
riage at the island
The Heavenly Father will reward yoc
by helping a unfortunate orphan. anS
your obedient servant.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
Notice to Creditors.

To the creditors of Thomas E. Houch,
deceased:
In pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley. County, w. Va.
made in cause therein pending. to
subject the real estate of the said
Thomas f. Houck deceased, to the
payment of his debts, you are requr-
ed to present your claim against the
estate of the said Thomas f. Houck,
for adjudication, to John o. Lemen,
Commissioner, at his office in said
County. on or before the 30th day of
November, A ID. 1910.
Witness L. Dew. Gerhard, clerk of
said court.
L. Dew GERHARDT.
10.22-4t Clerk.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
BASEBALL BOOMS ON ISTHMUS

Free Transportation to Players on Ca
nal Leads to Formation of League.
Baseball sentiment is being aroused
on the isthmian canal, and free trans
portation to players on the railroad
there, already tentatively approved by
the canal commission authorities, has
assured one league instead of two.
The six teams In the new league
will be Ancon, Empire, Camp Elliott,
Gorgona. Commissary Subsistence and
The last two teams,
representing the Atlantic coast, will
have the best players in last seasons
four team Atlantic league. The 1901
schedule viii include twenty-five Sun
day and holiday games. beginning
Dec. 10
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
FOR NEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
Waynesboro Votes For Bond issue and
Greencastle Against.

Waynesboro citizens Tuesday decid-
ed by a deciviye vote to grant the
School Board a bond issue of $50.
900 to build new High School build
ing.
Greencastle showed non-progres-
sive spirit Tuesday when the citizens
in the election to decide whether or
not a bond issue of $4,000 for q new
school building should be granted, de-
feated the issue.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
THlRTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.
Rev. J. A. Hoffheins, D. D., Will Cele
brate Long Passionate on Sunday.

On Sunday. Nobember IS. DR.. Hoff.
helms pastor CT Christ Reformed
Church of this city, will celebrate the
35th anniversary of his passionate. An
niversary services will be held on
that day and Prof. ]. c. Bowman, of
the theological seminary at Lancaster
will be here and make the address on
that occasion. Dr. Bowman, was in
stalled as pastor of the Reformed con-
gre gation al Shepherdstown the day
following the installation of DR., Hoff-
helms. and is the only living member
OF Virginia Chassis which received DR..
Hoffheins.
The anniversary promises to be an
event in the church history of Mar
tinsburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
Alfred shrubb Ready For Races.

Alfred Shrubb, the English short dis
lance champion runner. who is coach
ing the Harvard university cross coun-
try squad. may again enter the list of
competitors In meets around Boston
against well known professionals, as
his leg Is said to be stronger
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
SLABS SAVE BOYS LIVES.
Man Rescues Two Lads From Drown.
ing by Novel Method.


For three hours man and two boys
chung desperately TO an overturned cat
boat in Jamaica bay while it drifted
slowly toward Rockaway inlet and the
open sea. The boys never would have
kept their grip on the boat and I'M
doubtedly would have been overcome
by the cold but for William Shore, the
man, who continually held TO the boat
with one hand and slapped their faces
with his free hand TO stimulate their
blood and keep off mental numbness
that came when the cold OF the water
chilled through them. Shores shouts
finally attracted the attention of q
man in a launch, who rescued the
three and took them to st. Mary's hos
pttal. in Jamaica
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
Ball PLAYERS to Race Autos.

There is every possibility that two
famous ball players. Ty Cobb of the
American league and Nap Rucker OF
the National league, will meet in an
automobile race of some length on the
famous Atlanta speedway during the
week of Nov. 5. when the big speed
carnival is TO occur.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
DRINKING PAIL FOR YOUNG CHICKS.
From Farm and Firesidel

milk crooks, rather shallow wooden
buckets or anything that is smaller
toward the bottom than at the top
Then make lid or float" OF pine
board that will go down about halfway
In the vessel when empty. Bore the
lid full OF holes and by its floating on
the top the chicks can hop on to 1t and
drink. AS the water Is consumed the
float" settles deeper in the vessel, and
If enough chicks should get on it and
sink 1t any the lid wouldn't go down
deep enough to drown any of them
Farm and Fireside.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1910-11-12
Still Kicking About New Football Rules

Every day brings some new protest
against the intermissions between the
first and second and the third and
fourth playing periods. The coaches
don't like it. 1t slows up the game
for the spectators, and the doctors say
II doesn't help any,