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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-02-01
Notice

All matter for publication in the
Democrat must be in the Office by
noon of the day of publication. This
rule cannot be deviated from.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09

WledoHisnIus ser garteireoierunqen
fontroairei lmO ole Wfad5f 1nben uer-
DC, 5it nomltiren @eiebe 5u geben uno
olirh &orruution, Gin
id)iifterimq o0er @emnlt 1it itimnen
Tns gegenmdrtige Regierangsinltenl
biete 5it piele im0 5u beqneine @ele.
.genbeiten 5um Sd)nhern itno sur Be
.frie0iglIng eines eigeniiiAtIgcn pOlitis
i6en gbrgei5es.
SIN gLnidlltB oarnn emplabl SEND
tor Omen oils erlten Shrltf Su elmer
.geform Oes poIitiihen 2ebens Die Pin
uabme eines Gonititutiolss 9lmenoe.
ments STIR @abl Der ScnntgrcH oHrdl
nirettC 9lbitimmung. gluBm0em ieien
|notiuenoig: oos auItraliide Ballot,
berbeiierte Hegiitrirungs 0eiebe, sSni-
tiatipe mo 6eferenoun 8erbreitiutq
BON 9rudi6rifteit ieitens Der gegie.
|rinA III pelben oos Sir aul0 gSioer
|aller mibtigeu Winbregelrf uno alh
porgeihlagener aanoiooteh eriuogen
peroe, oirefte 9rindriunblen. iharfe
8eiebe gegen forrilpte 9raftifen ui0
0as &eht Des 8oltes, 9enrnte lpegen
gtidterfiianng ibrer Bfliaten ab8u.
ieBer.
2ailter sSoroerlngen 0ie BON Der
Illngebeuretl 0inioritdt 0es 8iirger-
tunS utieres freien 9onOes lmter-
Ii6rieben lperoen, rpeni lie diih bel oen
9ienern bes 2apitalismiis inn aon-
IgreB imo ben 2egisloturer ben Itdrf-
item 8ioeritouo finben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09
aotol 2,4o2 96S 54S


Sn 8arfIton (Suthflion Co.
erbielt Ggan 10, Glroo 40 uno gei
len % Stinlnen.
Die Nfaiorit1t bon glro0 IN $ II t.
dinfon 20. iiber Cyan betsdgt
225 uno iiber 8eiiep 575. (glroo
775; Cyan 800, 8eifen 200)
SpGtere 9tadrihten aus ben 9laf
Sias eraeben cine Neouftion ces
Gtalmart-8otums. 9inpiO Gin lit
fir ggor, 2eoO lnb 3eoopooO iinO
fir Wtartin umo GlroO 8eiieD erbielt
oos 8otim bon Naeooe 60
esn Suron iiegte gSrigbt als
Staatsienator iiber 9i6ar0s.
glroo erbielt Roberts nno Glarf
Co.; 8elieD erbielt Gooington imo
9enole 60, ebeitio GlaD ltno Sphnf
SO.
Die 8eridjte aus 2incoln Gountn
iino ioipeit
gurfe 725, 0aartnt 9O1, 9borion
1893. Shraoer / ,t45.
8elieD S07, glroO 399, Cyan 1923
9Drnes 1915, 8ornlep 915.
HolleD 1906, 3ousmmt 778.
Hopol syobuion Lat, 4rice 8O6.
9ibelheimer 1907, 9lnoerion 1896
@eo. sSobnion 1912, Gipert 5t2.
9rinfer Liza, Softer t.008.
lNaprence 1886, Sepnnolm 493.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09
Runoidau.

Der ,Sna 2orimer" Der 6eihulnigt
miro, ben SenatoreniiB Oes 5toates
sSainois erfoilft 81 bobety uinmt int
mer lpeitere 9lusoebnlng on. gluf Ger
einer Seite, erfIGrt 2orimer, Oas
,Spfer elmer rnbloien gerihporung4
All iein, imo allf Der aloeren folgt Elm
@eit1nonis 6enl onoern: Gin 2egiss
latllrn1itglieo nod DEM anoern geltebt
Elm, 9orinler ooer oeiien glgenten ieine
Stinme perfauft so babeu. 0bne
Der bepcrlteben0eH llnteriuhnng Dor-
greifeil 81 rpoaen, iogt nit Redbt elm
gSdbl., fam man mir 5u Dem ShliiB
aelangerl, 0nB Senntor 2orimers 9er-
teioigung sun mtioeiten nid)t iiber-
5eugenb lit. ggoritm iollten SSIlinoi-
ier 2egisloturnlitglieber IN ibrer
,@eri6m6rung gegen 2oriner 10
meit geben. iib eines eltebrenOcn,
itrofbaren 8erbrehens 5ll be3iftigen2
@arum iollten iie Oen Nfalm crit III
Oeil Senat Ihiden uno 0oln nllf oieie
fir iie ielber bohit gefdbrlitbe g8eiie
5n itiir3en indeu2 Gerartige Snno-
lungen idIogen Ser germlnft 10 poll-
itdnoig ms @eiid3t, ooB lie nidt ais
bare Nfiir5e genonnnen mer0en ton-
men.
,Sn Den lebtell 5agen iagt cine @ilt-
biilung Die onoere lmo bereits lit elm
mabrcr 9lugiasitoIl pon politiidem
SdnruB lno pon getriiqereien bios
qefeat lporOcn umo odS glloe lit nod
laugc niht a65uieben. Gine gaH5e
3eibe Ger angeiebeniten @ei6dftsler-
te nno &orporatiouen tit IN ben Sfan-
0ol pernidelt uno ipieoer lit einmal
Der 8efpeis geliefert poroen in fpelb'
ifanoaloier @eiie nit benz @el0 mo
Den Re6ten oeS nlieben 8olfes" ae-
mirti6aftet muroe. Die 9eitednngs-
qeloer ioaen in Die SluOerttaitienOe
.geben.
SSm gnn5en 2anoe ma6t iid eil1e
erfreulihe 8ewegimg 81 8uitlten Ell.
ner miiroigen im0 perniinftigen 5eier
oes a. SSuli aelteno. 90 erfldrt 3. g.
Der @eimobeitsfonlnliii1r BON Wtil-
moufee, Or. gs. 6. &mder: n8ir ba-
ben ais @eiunbbeitsbeornte fem iuei-
teres SSntereIie an Der 5eier oes bier
ten syllli als oies, baB mir 10 penige
sSGIle ais moglid) BON @eniditarre
uoer aitnbadenframpf baben mod]-
ten, iagte Or. Ruder. oGs lit elm
politipes gerbrehen DAB mir ferner-
bin oieie iinnloie sSeier oes pierter
SSltli qeItatten. Sic lit niht Der glns-
Druid oes ipabren 8atriosnus, Oieier
fomnit in mberer lul0 e0lerer SSornl
8um @usorud. llniere ahi0er iollten
10 aufer5oaen iperoett, oaB lie 0ns Gls
fer oes noIlen 9iirgertlin1s nit beilen
anofen mo geiiinoem aorper errei-
den uno oieien Dem SSiitereiie oes
2onoes 5ur 8erfiiglug ltellen fonnen.
Sine aus Sd)ipd6lingen beltebenoe
yeation lit balo perloren.
Ofohten ieine @orte MIR inn gan3en
2an0e peroienten @ioerban finoen.
Die oielgenalnte uno in ibren @ir-
fiugen 10 foIgenidmere Giien-
b abnDorloge lit, nohoem lie
b 0 III Senat nngenomr m en-
muroe, MN on oas Sous 5uriidge-
gangen. Gn iie our6 AmenOements
i'm Senat pieIfnb oeran0ert rpnroe,
miro tie an Elm gemeininmes Sonic
ren5fomite iiberipieien peroen. oas
periuhen miro, einen Hlnn 5u entiper.
fen auf ben iid Die beioen S1nier Ell
nigen fotnen. 8ieie aonferen5 miro
mobri6enlIih niht Dor beute beain-
men.
4uf. elmer 4onferen5 3tpiiden Dem
GongreBobgeoroneten Mann Don Sui
Inois un0 ben Senntoren allorid1, gl.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09

ihes glott. slnoere 9ldtter MAIDEN
iih iiber oen ,Sdnlmeiiter~ lultig,
Ser nod) einem 9tuFentboIt BON gonsen
5ebn Eogelt in 9legnpten mebr BON
Dem 2onoe ilno mas ibn nottitt, ipiiien
mill, ais Die engl1noer ielbit.
Nooiepelt aber riIbrt es aitgenihein-
lid nidt i'm geringlten, ob ben Gna-
l1noern gefallen Bat, mas er ibnen
lagte. ooer niht gr baltet in ieiuer
@eiie iDeiter BON einem Diner mo Ell
ner 5eitlihfeit 5ur onoeren, lnO merm
er am 1S. SUM IN Reip Dorf lanoet,
miro Der Nltanel bon Neuem losge-
ben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09
anslanS.

aem @erinqerer oIs gg @rGiioent
9ouiepelt bat Dem iiiBeu 6fieoensae.
ouiel einen ihrperen Sd)lag perleBt
ino ole maBgebeiloen areiie oariu be-
Itdrft, oen @eOanfen elmer BON
Geutiblano ous5ugebenoen glbrii.
flung pproerbano pom iif 81 iDeiien
@roB -9lonirnl Scooter bat lid3 Oie BE
oe oes gr.RrdiiOerten 81 9iibe ge-
madlt nno III elmer 6eoe Dor Dem 0eitt-
idleu SSlotteroereii gegen ie0en 8er-
iud), Die ariegsriiitlIngen llerab5ule.
ten, 8erlpabrnng eIn9elegt saoelter
3oa li6 nnf Die @emerfihiaeH 8ooies
|pelt's, oaB ieoe Station Die lift Dors
bereitet ieL ibre gari5e 3ufunft alif' s
Spiel iebe. yg9enn Der 8ertreter ei-
ner frieoli6en glntiou@, iagte Ger
@roB.9lomiral. goerartige 8efilrh-
tilngen begt, nelm Die Ser StaateH,
ole. pie man meiB, fem 0iilitdrltaat
limo, III i6ren 9fiiihngen feine Inter
6rehung eitltreten Iaiien. Inn uie piel
me6r iollte 8elitidlano alf Der Sut
fem mo ii6 nidlt bon 5ricoenS. .8beo-
retitert belhpaben laiien ! gauetl
mir oorerIt uniere 5lotte aus, ieielt
mir 5u @aiier uno 81 2anOe norberei-
tet, oamt fino mir I'M StanOe, elm fraf-
tiges 8ort 81 @uniten oes allgenlei-
nen 5rieoens 81 ipreden"
9eutidlano trauert INN einen aro.
Sen @elebrten, Inn oen Bro I. q o.
bert Sod, Der nod ldngerer
&ranfbeit I'M 8aoen-8aoen ltorb. Ntit
ibm perlor niht iur 0eutid]lan0, Ion-
bern ole gon5e Nfenlhbeit eillen eolen
Ntonn Der @iiienidoft, Der fem eige.
mes 2eben sum @oble Der gan5et
9feHidbeit anf's Spiel ieste. Gr eilt-
oedte in SSnoien oen gr5euger Der
G6oIera (aonunnboailus). ebeuio Die
S6lpinOluhtsbo3illen unO opferte III
9lfrifa ieha 9eben Ser g9iiieniboft
Cabin botte er ii6 ndmlih begeben,
INN Die gefiirdtete Shloffrantbeit
ibrem @eien nab 81 ltloiren. Die
Strapoten unto @irfimgen oes NOR.
oerii6en afrifanii6en alimos be-
id)Ieunigten ieiiien Zoo. Der oeiltlfe
aaiier botte Dem 8erltorbenen oel
Sitel grcelen5 perlieben.
Bon beb6roliber Seite lit cine
neue @ntoedling sur glufbeuabrung
bon 5leiih gepriift uno fiir gut be-
fmoen moroen. 9ies 8erfabren pur-
De BON Or. 9iiloolf emnleridl, Yro-
|feiior Der Spgiene imo 8afteriologie
an Der llliuerlitGt Wiiiu1en, eriun-
Den. gs beitebt oarilt oaB nod Dem
Shlahten 0es Gieres Giligidime in
Die 9loern eiileeipribt iuiro. 5leiid,
oas auf oieie @eiie prdparirt pnroe,
lit pier Wfonate lang BEL elmer Eenlpe-
|rotnr bon 36 8rno 3eIiius aiifbe-
mahrt moroen, obne @erDellomg bon
Gis, un0 nah 9lblouf oieier 3eit fam
Den oie 9eb0reen, odB oas SSleiid Oie-
ielbe Guolit1t bate pie ons bon
Ifriih geihlnhteten Eieren.
Der oeutlbe aaiier fam ipie0er
ielbltitdn0ig bie notigen Gofumente
mter5eibnen. Sin giftiges Stieft
batte ibn in Die rehte Snno geltoher,
ole oaourd6 tuohenIang gebrouhsun-
f1big mur0e. Solonqe bate iein
|Sobn, Der oelltlhe 4ronprin5, Die tto-
Itiqen Dofunente intter3eihnen mill
ien Der aronprin8 p6re iibrigens
beinobe oos Spfer zines 9fttentate8
ieFtens eines syrrlinni9en eetuoroen,
IaIs ct bon Der Gruppenihnu beiri-
febrte. Ser Cater mari cine nit
|nngefohten gobnel1 gefiillte aolier-
Ipenbiidie nad ibm, Die ieooh ieill
8iel oerfebIte. Der aronprin3 bIieb
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09
Geo. ". GSarl
sAsint der llcminaticn Il6sr ~ ssln
Die StaIwart$
Bsanprasn aas staatstIs MD HMsnahms ass 60avsnsHrs

Benedict 1892, ggm.9. Smitb S59
StartIeD so. ging mie Bennington
go. fiir @gon ebenio eriheint Eurner
go. iiber fir @gntt
SSn g)anfton 60, 16 9recincts aus
10 Cyan 557, geiieD SIS, GlroO
.94.
SSn Stnot 9anfton Cyan $50,
&eiien 154, glro0 ga.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09

Der glMsfall Der Mabl benefit, ipie
griinSlidJ nerfnbren nno perrUttet bic
rcpublifnniid)c Gartei i'm Staate lit.
9ann, Der 5taat SiiO-0afpta bat bic
Scnidlrcfcnplagc, bic Siirre nnb beis
zen @inOe ii6erltanOcn, er nir0 audi
einen Mann iuie Ggan iibcrltc6cn. IS
lit fanm glanblidD y
@rsSenator iSranf Rettigreip.
Wfit 0ieienl d]arafteriltiiden 4ns-
iprlid pon Ex-senator Bettigrem
pollen mir oas @ablreiultat, ioweit
DaiieIbe iopeit befannt iit eiilleiten
BUR 3eit ols mir 5tr 8reiie giil-
gen maren nob iingeniigeli0e 8erfhte
eiilaelalifen it1o mir pon 26 Counties
ans 55. lin 4 llbr 90. 0t COB 0as
@gan Sauptqnartter fol-
genOes GeiuItat befannt
Ggan, @ouuerueursfanOioat, 1904
gciicg, /" 1906
GlrpS, t0,3S9I
Gntgegen Oieien 3oblen gab Oas
Suron-geiieD.@olptquartier folgenoe|
3oblen
Cyan, 1851
geiieD, 12,164
@lroo 10,f42
g9enn 0ieie 3ablen FORFEIT iinb,
mag Cyan 0oh nod perlieren 5itlnul
0ie n0roli6en Counties iino Die 8ldd
Sils, no Cyan aiiheinen0 feline gro-
re Stdrfe entipidelte, nod feine ge-
nailen 9erid1te einionoten. IS mag
nod Gage 0ouern, big oos genoue 9e-
iultat befntut lit
Gas art-&aliptanartter IN
9l6er0een beanipruht Die @riudblnng
0es 5taats- -8idets nit glnsnabnie oes
@ouoerneltrs
Die Domination SSobnlons fitr en-
nen 5rpeiten Sd]aBmeilterterfHin lhenlt
qeIihert. 2incoIn Goulltp gab ibnl
ii6er 1000 Stinlmen 0toioritdt llno
SSobnion beaitiprudlt ioiDeIt 25OO
Stilnmen @taioritdt.
gs eriheilt lider, OoB cine Ytolle
3enofraten fiir @gan itlnlmte1, lno
uenn oies Der Sal lit, Damn bat Dos
4rinlGrinablgeieb ieine proftild1e
99irfIamfeit nidt erlpieieu
gtebrere 9enofraten III SIour
Sails erfldrten Dem Sbreiber nit
aller @er1iitSrlibe. Dab lie fir Ggan
ltinan1ten.
g[aes III 4aen erihei1it bic geomi-
nation Ggaus geithert. @tebr aIs
iiberraiheno mar Der glusfaa Der
ggabl IN Siour Sails llno in 0tithea,
no @qon beiilabe ooppelt IoDiele
Stinmen erbielt, ols beioe @egner
suIomlnen. Die NaioritGt @gons IN
Neimebaba gountD 6etr1gt etrpa
1000. Die genauen 8ablen III allen
9recincts iiilo nod ntbt befmint sSl
Siour Sails erbielt @gon in s 8urbS
1875 Stimmen, @Iroo 500 ul0 geileD
372. 3as Shidial Der eill3elnen
@ountDbennlten lit alid nod in Der
Sdfpebe
92innehnfa EDmntij
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1910-06-09

(5ortiesirue auf Seite a
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23
INTERBREEDING OF
DOMESTIC ANIMALS.

This may not be a subject for dis
cussicn in the parlor of our farmers,
but I dare say that if two or more
farmers gathered together in the sta
BILE or out in the field or on the front
porch, if would be very profitable to
themselves if they would at times dis
.cuss such matters and learn from
each other the results attendant upon
an investigation of the natural results
of such breeding and yica versa
Science teaches us that we are all
animals and that the human race is
but an animal of higher degree, pos
sessing among other things, a dual
brain, not possessed by what is COM
monty termed the lower animal.
This dual brain serves the purpose
of being able ITO think and reason and,
not least, to distinguish between right
and wrong. While an animal can not
distinguish between right and wrong,
the question arises, whether or not
the master, THE owner of the animal,
is not to some extent responsible for
the acts of his domestic animal. If
the husDandman has his animals under
control, is it not his duty to so con-
troll that animal as will tend to his
or her better comfort, increase and
kind of increase? Whether that in:
crease shall be Of the healthy, sound
kind, or of the stunted, illbred Off
spring? .
What manner of man or woman is
it who will allow him or herself to
become the object of passion of a
near relative? And by such indul-
gence become the father or mother
of unhealthy, deformed or weak mind
ed children? -..#
Why should farmer or stock raiser
be more indulgent with his dumb ami
mails? Why should he not see to 1t
that they have the same care in that
respect that he would give to minor
child?, Or even one of age to whom
he can talk and reason with? Is 1T
fair? Is it right in law, Mosaic or sta
tuta to allow the dumb brutes under
his control to breed in that way when
he knows better, with respect to tho
human family? A.,.3 8,..
I say 1t is not I contend that It Is
the duty Of eevry husbandman who
has the control OF one or more domes-
To animals, to breed his stock that
e will rebound to his benefit in purer
stock ~ well as to set an example to
his neighbors to q higher degree OF
culture and drought, believing always
ID ~ great truth: We IRE here only
q tenants Of the property over whteA
W enercise control and when W. ~
doue With tho use Of them 70 retufd
them freo Of taint and disease una
With sound increase to OUT landlord.
or to Out 6otsstertty, ~ho Seoone Sab
sesssex uhdeer the Old. oovslk II
Il, i rope. not @sthout avail thak -
littls paragraph = printed. 4opS
pouis .tock owner viii stop and taink
twioo before be allows such hcon-
gruety to happen aGain.
4 FARMER hAADdR.
F9,nhn4uApA Gldanian - IlVW
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23

FOR SALE-The Great Northern
Dairy offers for sale 10 cows, ono
thoroughbred Holstein bull, 3 years
old and one good grade Jersey ball.
A year old. Two miles southwest of
Minot postofflee. Er1cn Hustad,
Phone Rural 10 A t.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23
FARM FOR sALE-3to acres OF

FARM ARM FOR sALE3bo acres Of
choice land IA miles south Of Minot
over 200 acres broken at present,
all in crop. Owner is continuing
with breaking. Can all be broken
except about IL acres. Good build
ings, first class water. fine hay and
an ideal place In every way. Price.
$17 an acre, reasonable terms. This
is a choice buy. Buy direct and
save agents commission. Address,
x, care Independent. 6.16-tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23
TRAYED-FOm the country

ESTRAYED-F'rom the country
southeast of Stampede, N. D., xbiut
the first OF May, one bay horse,
with white face, one hind foot
white, weight about 1900 lbs. One
bay mare, weight 1000 lbs, brand.
ed on left front leg. $500 reward.
Horses owned by Christ Jensen,
but finder may notify John Olson,
Stampede, N. D., Box II. a.,
',. 6-16-6-1s
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23
JACOBSON CONFIDENT.

Andrew jacobson, candidate for the.
legislature from the ~29th. was Minot
visitor Monday Andrew is doing
some hard work about the district,
and feels confident of his success.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23

FOR SALE-The Jones' house and lot
in Eastwood park. $4,000 Situated
close in. south front, large It,
Easy terms. :;
LYMAN LAND co.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-06-23

The Independent notes with con-
siderable pleasure that the candidacy
of J. C. Englund, candidate for the
legislature from the 43rd district, has
the support of every newspaper in his
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
FOR QUICKER DISPATCH
Shippiog Agents to Confer
With New Collector.
WANT DEPUTY APPOINTED
Fred Read VIII Be Asked to Make
Recommendation 20 Treasury De-
nartment So That Bunker Steam
ers May Be Cleared at Night.

After Fred Read takes over the OIL
fee e collector Of customs, to which
he was appointed recently by Presi-
dent TAFT. the local shipping agents
will take up with him the matter OF
entering end clearing foreign steam
ars arriving here fer banker coal after
the custom hovse closes at 4:3O O'Clock
in the afternoon. Some OF the agents
have suggested that deputy be au-
thorized 70 enter and clear this cla.'
Of ships up to 10 o'clock OF II o'clock
a. night. and j. is probable that the
agents will ask the new collector to
make such a recommendation 10 the
treasury department
STEAMERS coming here IT fuel coal
arrive at ali hours g the night and
ordinarily arc dockcd now within haif
IN hour after they gei into port a
vessel arriving late AZ night could get
her eurpiy ard 30 ready to put to sea
bcfore the custom house opens the
fclioWing moraiag. provided she could
be entered ard cleared AZ thc custom
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-13
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a Bad Back is Always Worse in the
Morning. Newport News People
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Permanent cures in Newport News
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About two years aeo ] took Dosu
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carried % across the goal line. An
easy goal was Kicked and The score
was TO y
After the college team scored. -.
viuccnrs ihowcd a complete reversal
~ form and from that time until the
end of the game they played the VIII
liam and Mary giadiaiors on their
feet Noble and Zimmerman led Inc
assault UPON the college line and time
and aeain tho hcffy hacks went
piougnirg through the coiicgian- Tor
substantial gains. Allen and Hancock
Hamilton Frequently turned the cot
icrc ends for Ions gains. Allen scoring
nf.c ioft hdnEn AID Hamilton one on
cnd runs. Toe Other t0uchdo~n made
b. s. Viucfnf's vas sccrrd by No
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St. Vincent's Team Wins
GrueIIing Contest, l8 to 6.
FIST FIGHT ON GRIOIRON
William & Mary Player "siuss" For
est Sutton and Latter RetaIiates-
Both Men ssnished from Game
coIlesisns Score First

Having defeated ali corners at the
Casino park, St vincent's husky foot
ball eleven journeyed up to Williams
burg yesterday and walloped the fast
William & Mary eleven to the tune
of Is 10 s. The game was fercely
contested from start to finish, num-
Der of players being hurt. and in the
hottest OF the fray a fist fight oc-
Cured between Forrest Sutton, left
guard OF st. vincent's. and one of the
william and Mary players. Both
men we're put out of the game and
they renewed hostiiities outside OF
the park. but we're separated They
mixed II q third time after the game
and a erueling fight followed. the men
punnc!Isng each other in good fash
ion before they finally were separated
According 20 some Of ne local sup
porfers VINO saw the game. the VIII
liam and Mary player punched SUIT
toa during the came and the local
guerd responded with punch fos
runoh. " is said taat from the very
oa:sct there seemed 20 be bad blood
between the teams and as q result The
game was a very rough one. Hardly
a single man on the 81. Vincent
team escaped without some Kind n
= bruisc or cuf. While the colrczians
Jared equally a. badly. u r. said
Miserable EShibition.
As the outset Of the game. -. Vim.
cents put up a miserable exhibition
Of football and fhc college player
lad no trouble In scoring a iouch'
down. William and Mary kicked 20
The locals and the bsH ~as f'fTrbied.
one 81 The college men getting iL
Tho colicc,ans fhcn steadily advsnced
thc icafhcr fova the fclt Until they
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bic on straight line piunges-
During the closing three quarters
the coIlegians were slowly swept
down the field by the strenuous at
tack Of 81. vinccnrs and they were
rapidiy worn down BY repeated line
bas'csine and masscd end runs.
Tho 81 Vincent players had under
stood 'ha; william and Mary had a
Iixht eleven. but u developed that
Inc cclicgians were about - heavy
a. the locals.
Captain Wilkinson. Gudc. zimmcr
mann. Noble. Tom Allcn. Morgan and
Kelly starred for he lccals.
Eastern College Team Coming.
Manager Cafee. Of the 81 YIN
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horse after her arrival This would
mem the saving of several hours TO
ships and bunker" steamers with val
liable cargoes expect the quickest dis
patch possible.
Mr.. Read was formally notified YES
terday By Acting Secretary of the
Treasury HiIles that he was appointed
collector cf this port BY President
Tsf, IN November 4. The acting sec
rotary inssructs Mr.. Read 70 enter
into bond with the government in the
sum of $4,000. AS .oon as the bono
is executed and forwarded to Wash
ington Mr. Read wrIl receive his com
mission and will take charge of the
Office. He expects to receive the csm-
mission the latter pam CT this week
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cents football eleven. announces hat
he has arranged a game with the
Eastern College eleven Tor Thanks-
giving Day A. the Casino PARK Car
roll. formerly Of the St Vincents
team. and Norris. Of Hampton pay
with Eastern College and nc oievca
i said 10 BE- = very strong enc. Wan
arrr caacc believes that Il All prove
a good drawing card Tor TnanksgiS-
ing
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PORT REPORT.
Saturday, November IL, 1910.
Arrived

Steamer Cluden tBr), Wilcox, Sa-
vannah-to Maryland Coal & Coke
Company for bunker coal
Schooner Marcus l.. Tram.
Thomas. Portland--to Berwind-White
Coal Mining Company in ballast
Barge L. b. Sutton from ProvI-
depce-to Chesapeake & Ohio Coal x
Coke Company in ballast.
Barge New Jersey from Providence
to Chesapeake a Ohio Coal & Coke
Company in ballast
Barge Felix from PTovidence-to
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal & Coke Com
pany in ballast
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tons of coal. the Norwegian steamer
Aker, Captain Gronn, steamed yester-
day for Tampico. Mexico. She was
loaded by the Berwind-White Coal
Mining Company.