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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
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ioa Elm uneebeurer eetpeien iein nno
man bort oIlgelnein aIagels oaf;
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unb Dem glien iebr idlehf ausee-
leben babe. 8os Seit Jon In l1ebri-
gen iebr biibitb eeipeien fem. Der
5eltalte NOR groBartig, Aeberio auh
Die Stloianerfalnpfe. Die sapelle
bes 8. acknowledgements Don
bier l,nb cine nlerifanilbc ssapeae
gaben portrefflihe 4on5erte.
= 0ie gitp-Yriru1ripobl III Bic
toria fat folgenbes 9felultat gebabt:
8. 6. Sol5beuier, Staotnarilhall; s.
81. @ertbeinler, Stabtiefretiir;; S. 6.
9upree, Staotdntpalt; s. M. Gid.
bolt, 9liIeiior uno Solicitor; gnlil
Sitterle, Sdatrneiiter, nno NooIpb
@eber, 9. 9. gled uno Sohn Rod,
9lbermen Sour Sol5beuier battc Ell.
men @egner, $. 6. DiebeI, er gelponn
NIT elmer Maioritat bon iieb3ebn
Stin1men.
= @dbreno iie m einenl StroBen-
babnpogen sur 9lrbeit fubr. tpuroe
Sroll Clara &rouie IN Souiton, oie
in Der Semoenfabrif bon SaniI-
ton Bros. orbeitet, ourb einc Yi1to.
lenfugel oll Der, Shulter bertpunoet.
Sic muroe nod Dem Sospitol ee-
brodt, mo man Die @unbe iiir ni9t
6erobe lebensgefdbrlid erfIGrte. Ber
oen sduB abgefeuert bot, tpeib man
niht, nerrnutlid ireeno ein Sunee,
Ser nit Der 8iitoIe berumipielie.
CAB Elm 9lttentot auf Die Grau hea5-
iidtiet lei, 1T unpabrfdeinlid).
- Im 2. Mai miro man in gee
gountp iiber 5tpei gono-Mllsgoben
obitimmen. Ole cine betr1et $780,
900, lpeldes @eIo fir 6ie 9erltcl.
l1ng bon 2anoitraBen benust neroen
ioa, Die anoere $4,000 fir ben
0al1 zines neues GourtballIes.
= Gin Werifaner namens Berc5
puroe in 81 Balo 5n breibig Sab.
rem. 3udtbaus perurteilt, neil er
einen anoern Merifaner I'M Streit
eetotet batte. 9lls ibm bas ltrteil
uerfiinoet nurbe, erfldrte er: sd
claude, id babe oas perbieni."
- g. S. &riiger in Heu-ltlm, ieit
nielen Sssabren Elm geipobner bon
sfuftin County, iit bort i'm Mlter pou
83 SSabren geltorben. gr fam 1866
nod 9eras.
Sn Seguin bat iib inter bent
Nanen Segitin @ater 9omer Com.
panp cine @eiellidaft gebiloet. iuelhe
Die @aiierfraft bei ben gtaumann
Sdllen periperten iuill.
Sci ei,ter HriigeIei in Smitb-
bile befom elm eemiiier 6. 8. Mc-
Daniel einen Sdlas unter oas
airn, bnrd ben iein @enit aebro.
den uno er fofort getotet luurbe
gein @egner ipuroe perbaftet.
Soiepb Maiur len., elm befann.
ter oeutlher 8iireer bon 2odbart,
lit bort geItorbell. @r itanmtte aus
9eutihlano, fam Dor 81 Sobren
nod 2odbart uno bot ieitbem bort
gepobnt.
sSn Gerrnille muroe eir Meri-
faner nalnens Carlos Gbacon bon
einem anbern Merifaner critoden.
Der geriiber Ser Sot lit entfIoben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
san slutonio in Der llrseit.

Gs mar ppr nn6enfliden Seiten,
Die Sa6res3abl tpeiF man nid5t mehr,
Sa mar, tup mir bente bier tup9men,
Gin bramienbes, tpienbes Nfeer.
giefleidJt an Der mamlidlen Stcae,
$50 beute bic Stabt1alle prangf,
Sat bautalS bes Octopus Mrme
Gin 5itternbes Spfer umrantt.
Wo bemte an StraFen nnb Wdrften
Der ftattlifJen Samier gar niel
9n trieben niel mnnt're Selpbt'ne
9aiammen ibr lmftises spiel.
ilnb fIoben pielleidt aud erihrpden
Wenn fam elm gefrdkiser 9at.
Sn iulder Oeiellfd)aft 1T irtmer.
Gs raid nit ber Grembe nprbei.
ttnb 0aIertfiifJe, bic trteben
Sid iiber'm Gan Hebrp um6er,
ttnb mad]ten bic @egenb mol itlihpfrit),
Sent' tit iie eS aber nidJt mebt.
Sp mar npr mnbentlihen Seitcn
Ser 8lat, tuie CT beute nod, - naf.
9fnr tranf man babel nid5t aus SIaid)cn
nnb anh ntdt aus 8edIer Mnn Naf.
go bdtte aud glienanb setrnntem
Zen faben unb ialsigen Sranf,
Wurin ipldJe flnttere ihtuammcn
Der Uebanfe bran madjt mns idun franf
Sett iinb ldnsit bic gluten 5errumnen,
Wsit aleu-, mas orin' idIiuaulm unS
freus1t,
@ir iiben jest biibidb auf benz Erpdfnen
llnb balten bic 2eBlen nur feltd)t.
9anr amkerlidl branden mir @aiier,
Wie's reinlider Menidjem 0,ebii0r,
Die Geudtisfeit innen, bic ihaifen
g8ir nuS bur6 bas u mn 8ier.
SDdJ tuer h'rin ST niel tut, ber sanberi
Die tlrseit INIT iidj ,uieber her,
tlno glnnbt bann, CT tpdre mod mittem
Sm brauienben, tpienben Nseer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
AaNitalbeila
MerbenI9tpdde

SNma9e, nerb65e werfonen. sepIast bon Soff.
runeSioEgieit nub l@Ie4ten Irdumen. erf1bn.
Dsn aarasisI sbnoss Ssn s.a a9 shaT: SSS
Mnb 1eft&tS, aatnrrb. Wlneen6ri6en, Gtublber.
ftopfnns, Wibisteit, Grr5teHx .Btttern. Ser5iIop.
finn erfabren aus benz ySussnsfreunb", pie
etnia&, i@nelt nnb btlftg alle unnatiirFi.
den YerlMite nnb aubere Uplscn jmsent.
ltder Wertrrnnsen sritnbltd seleilt unA
bslIe Weinnbhett mnb Grpbiinn tpieber.
trfanBt uerben fannen. Wan5 neues
Geilperfa6reu. Seber ietn eisuer arst.-
DtefeS euserorbentIi4 intereifonte unb Iebrs
bon jung unb alt, wsann unb Grau, eeIeien
psrben foIffe, funu geeen Giufenbuno bon rs
Gents In Briefmarsen berfteeeIt beooeer perben
bon Der
pribatalinii, 1876. apenne
Hsrp Fork. y. q.
Wm ertpdnne bic Trete asrene 1. Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
Mrs. WinsIoWs Soothing Syrup

lit felt iiber 80 Sabren bon UsiIlio.
nen bon Waiittern beim 3abnen If.
rer ainber nit n0llisem Grfulg se-
braudt morben. gs berubiet oas
&ino, erueidt oas 3abnfleiih, lin.
bert alle Shmeraen, furiert 8ino.
golie unb lit Die bette Mranei ecsen
Diarrboe. Bon allen 9ruggiiten
in ieoem TeiI Der @eIt perfauft.
5eib iiher un6 nerIangt Mrs.
Binsloius Sootbing Sprnp1 nno
nebmt nihts anoeres. IS Cts. Die
slloiAe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24

Mtit eillem 9iplan neucn Sn.
items elmer @rfinoung oes befann.
ten ga6tbouers Mar Sers. iit in
Berlin Elm erfolgreiber Slufitieo
unternomnlen porben. Serr Se;b,
Ser oen 9lufitieg ielbit arsfiibrte,
blieb betrddtlid lange in Der 2utt
lutb 3mar in elmer 5obe bon 450
SUB, mas einen Geforb iiir oeut.
iehe Mernnlnne heneutet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24

- @ute Betrdnfe uno fomoier
2und ftets IN 8nrgitaller's Saluun
ano 8eftanrant, Binito Strobe, nebet
Der Sole Der Serrnonnsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24
s9ahm alI ieim @els.

Sft miro alles, ipas elm Mann
perbieut, fir 9oftoren ooer Meoiai.
nen ausgegeben, Inn Mngen, 2e6er
ooer 0icren in Oronung 5u MAIDEN.
Or. Sings SEEM 2ife Bius ipiiroen
oos 2eiben i6nea unb billig furiert
baben. Gos geite gegen 8eritopfung,
9ilioiitdt, @elbiudt, Malario,
S6m6de uim. 25c Bel alien Qrua.
qiItell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24

- Oas Gents -SobrgeIo iit ouf
oen GlcpeIonoer StraBenbabnen III
Saroft oetreteti, uno Der bon Com
6. Sobnion in Sabre 1901 begonne-
ne 8ompf lontit beenoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-02-24

= 0as 2eben batte genug 0eo.
meiier, ipenn Die Meniden lie 3u le.
len ncritiinoen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
4 WON SAYS
JOHNSON
III Is My Purpose to Defend
the Title
AGAINST ALL C0MERS"
The colored Champion Talks to New
York Audienee-Explains Sale Of
Moving Picture Rights--Giysn
Warm Reception.
AGAINST ALL COMERS"

New York, July l2.-'T won" said
Jack johnson yesterday afternoon 10 a
crowd that filed the vaudeville theatre
where he made his first public appear
ance since the fight at Reno with Jim
Jeffries. Il won, and all l can say is
that It Is my purpose to defend the title
against all corners. II Mr. JefTries had
been the best man and whipped me,
would have gone to his corner and Of
fered him my hand As it was, won.'
Before johnson went on the stage, be
was asked why he had sold out his
share in his moving pictures Of the fight.
"WeIl,' said johnson, ayou see it's like
this; You always see the man who
has the patent lose the money. If ! had
kept my interest, would have had TO
employ a large number Of men to look
after my interests, AS it was, ! got
$4,000 and little bonus OF $4,000 or
$4,000 for my interest,"
So asked johnson what blow
be tho on MIN the fight.
Il think, he said, IL was the blow
that closed JefTries' eye
There were no riots during the day,
either in the streets or theatre where
johnson appeared The only serious dis
order Of the day bearing in any way on
the fight occurred in small Broadway
theatre, where a crowd gathered 70 see
pictures taken at the ringside," under
the impression that they were moving
pictures. Disappointed, the spectators
demanded their money back, and when
this was refused they wrecked the lobby
and rolled the ticket booth, with young
woman inside into the street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
BUILDING BOOM AT MiDDLEBuRY.
New Structures Going Up All Over the
Place and More Are to Come.

MiddIsbnry, July p There are very
few. 4 airy, towns or cities in Yer
mont undergoing such building boom
AZ Middlebury il at the present time.
The Klddef block % afaln street, which
was begun early IN the spring, j. nearing
completion. Adjoining this building, Col.
Joseph Battell Is erecting two ether
blocks, while third viii be erected by
him as soon as toe land can be vacated
and the present wooden structure torn
down.
On the northeast Of the Kidder build
ing, the new national bank viii be erect
ed. The contract for this structure has
been let co the Nicholas & Parker Con-
struetion company Of Essex Junction.
Mr. Nicholas was in this village satur.
day and said that he would begin work
on the new hank as soon as the bakery
shop and store, which now occupy the
land, could be torn down. The new bank
when completed will be one Of the most
complete banking institutions in this
state. It viii be about two stores high,
of modern architecture. Il viii be
solid marble and pressed brick structure
of medium brown color.
The trustees Of Nidalebury college
have taken on the building move and
they are now erecting large dwelling
house for the accommodation Of the in
struotors at the college. The contract
has been let for the erection Of the large
womens dornitory on the Tattell camp
us. This building will accommodate
about sixty girls when completed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
MAY ARBIrRArE BIG Six.
New York cloakmakers Said to Be VIII
ing to Meet Employers.

New York. July l2-,ActioR lookink
70 arbitration 81 the cioakmakers' strike
which IS declared 10 have involved up
yards Of q 90 men aHa ssasse s ssrs
was taken yesterday By the settlement
COMMITTEES of the strikers Il was an
nouneed that in reply to a commnnica-
ton hv the New York state depart.
neng Of labor, bureau Of mediation and
arbitration, the committee had formal
IS sienifed The willingness of the st5ik-
eYs' organization 70 meet committee
Of the employers to arrange arbitration
Of the difficulty No action by the EN-
ployers had been announced yesterday
Afternoon.
Steps to spread The strike we're being
taken, meanwhile, By the general strike
COMMITTEES. The United Garment Makers
were asked to call out 2000 men from
the shops where women's aud men :
coats are made. 1t was stated that 1000
REFER makers were ordered out yester-
day and that during tile day alteration
hands in all the department stores in
New York and Brooklyn, numbering
about 5000, were ordered to stop work.
A tour Of the struck district b. Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers Of the American
Federation Of Labor, who Will address
various meetings, was planned for late
yesterday afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
4 MLLIoN PROM AurOMoBILEs.
New York State Receiving $1,000 q Bsy'
Under New CalIan Law.

Albany. July 2.-Secretary Of State
Koenig says the average daily receipts
now for automobile lcenses undsE &c
sss,fass @szz +s4 <seftss .=tA-- 49,
piications amounted 10 more titan $500.
Nearly one hundred clerks are kept ba2sy
attending 10 ihe rush Of mail. Basing
his estimate on the moneys received
now Afa koenig believes that the state
will receive more than 81 000.0o0 year
il under the Callan law. Secretary koe-
Mig has arranged to have an examine
ton foT chauHeufs held in New York
next Thursday morning at ten O'Clock
at the headquarters, 227 West seventy
fourth street There are about $1,000
chautleurS III New York City, and the
examinations VIII be continued until all
have had an opportunity Of presenting
themselves before the examiners. TIE
upstate examiners are arranging for ex-
aminations early next week,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
MoRE vorEs roR WOMEN.
Important Bill Before House Of Com,
monS--Gces to Second Reading.

London, July l2.-The first real formal
judgment to be passed By the house Of
commons on the question 81 confeFving
the parliamentary franchise upon women
viii be taken this evening 1lae inai in~
froaased BIZ David James fasockieton,
labor member for Lancashire, was
brought up yesterday afternoon when
mr. shaelSieton moved It's second read.
ing
Women already possess a municipal
vote IN England and about 100000
would be given the parliamentary fran
ehise II the bin passed, but the chances
that the government will eoncede time
during The present session for third
reading are small The debate will con-
tinHe two days and vote viii be TAX
en- this evening. Party lines are OBJ
liberated on this question. Cabinet min
listers will be found in opposite camps
and the party leaders are divided.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
NEW CUBAN CONSPIRACY.
Negroes Charged with Plotting Against
the Government

Havana, Cuba, July l2-CoL Jorge
Valera, mulatto. and six other per.
sons, most Of them colored men, were
arrested by the secret police yesterday
charged with conspiring to start an up
rising against the government.
The seven men were on their way TO
Nieja Bermeja, in the province Of Ma.
tanzas. To which place trunk contain
ing arms and ammunition and dyna.
mite had been shipped from Havana.
The trunk was traced bY the police
officials to the medical school OF Fla
wanna university. The ianitor 81 that
institution was arrested yesterday and
a large quantity OF dynamite was found
In his possession. "A numben are be-
lieyed to be implicated
Three months ago, 8he last negro con.
spiracy against the government was
nipped in the bud BY the police officials.
Agitation of the race question IN va
rious parts Of the Cuban republic cnl.
minated on April % with fhe arrest Of
Cen EYerista Andre, the leader Of The
Independent party Of Cuba, and four
Of his associates. Andra was held IN
jail and his followers discharged
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
RIVER STEAMER
GOES TO BOTTOM
Ninety Passengers Were Aroused From
Sleep and Walked Gangplank to
the Shore.

st. Louis, July l2.-Thc steamer Cape
Girardeau, returning here from Com
merre. Mo-, struck snag ard sank in
the Mississippi river early yesterday at
Turkey Island fifty miles south Of here.
The ninety passengers were taken ashore
unframed.
Many Of the passengers were women
and children They were asleep when
the boat hit an obstruction Pilots John
Stout and John Street. az soon az the
boat struck, headed the PROV toward the
shore, The boat sank close to the bank.
The passengers walked from the boat
onto the gang plank.
The Cape Girardeau was built in Madi-
son, Ind, in 1899 She was $50 feet
long and carried ccrew Of forty-6ve
The boat Is owned by the Eagle Packer
company Of ST. Louis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
WATERS cLAIM NV ToLL.
In New England Alone Twenty-Three
Persons Were Drowned Sunday.

In New England Alone Twenty-Three
Persons Were Drowned Sunday.
The waters Of New England, New
New York, New Jersey and Psnnsyl.
vania claimed heavy toll ON the hot
test Sunday Of the year. In New Eng
land alone twenty-three lives were lost
as follows:
Ricardo Ala, at Orkney
Wilfred Portrolk, Brunswick, Me.
George Casey, Portland, Me
Eugene Boucher. Auburn, Me-
George A. Cone, Worcester.
Carl o. Wilson, Worcester
Conrad Stevenson, Gardner
Joseph Wisniewsld, Worcester.
AlgY Marshall, Portsmouth, N. Fl.
Orlando Salvatore, Winchendon.
Hlslen Greene, New Bedford.
Demet1as Gogas, Manchester, N. FL
Alphonse Fortin, IAconia, n. Fl.
yineen1o Trapani, Cheapside Junction,
Joseph Chinette, Saxonyille.
Mrs. Patrick MeGabe and child, Ions
dale, r. +
There were seven drownings in Con-
nectieut, two in ALBANY, N. II; three
in New York City, one in Watertown,
N. y; one at Lake Placid. n. "; two
in 0swego, N. VI; three in Scranton,
Pa. and three m Philadelphia.
Late Saturday afternoon two Welles-
ley college students, Miss Florence Jen~
nison and Miss Mary Palmer, were
in Lake N'aban.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
READY 10 PRosEcUTE PAcKERs.
Government Lawyers and Special Agents
VIII Put Evidence Before Jury Shortly.

Chicago, July With but four DAYS
left before the beginning Of the new
federal grand jury Investigation Of the
National Packing company and Of Chi
eaeo packers suspected of taking part In
q +bcef trust conspiracy, psyeTnanent
lawyers and special agents who viii have
to do with getting the evidence before
the grand Jury are busy. 81 think we
shall be able to get all the necessary
evidence before the grand jury in q
weeks time, said James H. Wilkerson
special district attorney, for We know
what we want and where to lay or
hands on it in quick order
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
HE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO
the fact that we are agents for
the famous
DOCTORS DAUGHTER
STOMACH RITE

Most remarkable medicine for stomach
and liver troubles.
II you are sick or have tried other
remedies without benefit, DON'T GIVE
Up, Try just one box Of Stomach-Rhe
and see for yourself the immediate
benefit and help you receive.
We have sold large quantity Of this
medicine and the fact that our customers
send their friends here to purchase il,
speaks volumes Of praise for Stomach
Rite
We are sole agents. Come here and
get the genuine, Large box 50 cents.
Dut II. Weas, barre, VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
CAN'T BAR FILMS In BRITAIN.
Government Powerless, Churchill Says;
Halls Don't Want Them.

London, July l2.-Phe British govern
ment has no power to prevent the ex-
hibition Of pictures Of the Jeifries.John-
son fight, according to a statement which
Winston Churchill, the secretary Of state
for home affairs, made Ia the House Of
nIommons yesterday in reply 10 ques'
zion put by Sir Howell Davies There
seems to be little disposition in England
to exhibit these pictures. The leading
London music halla have declined TO
show them.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
None Fatally Hurt

Yosemite, CAL, July 10. Refusing to
give their names, the manager 81 the
hotel to which the four victims Of sun
day nights accident at Devils Elbow,
where stage coach fen over preci-
pice. were taken. said this morning that
none was fatally hurt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

Detroit outfelder At the end Of the
first two months and a half OF play
the warrior from Wahoo, Neb.. had
been responsible for fifty Of the runs
scored by his team. driving in this
number of tallies either on actual hits,
Berviceable infield outs or dies to the
suburban districts. The runner up in
respect Of timely and productive hit
ting was Tyrus Cobb Of the same
team, who had driven in forty mark
ers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
FIRE Loss THREE MILLION.
The Forest Districts of Northern Wis
consin Suffer Enormus Losses.

Eau Claire, Wis, July PA survey
of districts in northern Wisconsin, which
have suffered through forest fres. brings
the estimate of the total damage 81
the last three weeks to more than three
million dollars. divided as fellows:
Rneries north Of Eau Claire and Chir.
pewa Falls, 100000; Wisconsin Cen
trail, 100000; companies operating from
Marinette ia northern Wisconsin. Wan
san and Rhineander, 81 500 600. 50
far as IS definitely known there was no
loss Of life. The fires have swept
through much standing timber. catered
pine and hardwood.
The burned area extends about ffAv
miles north Of Prentice aud Is abonf
forty miles wide between STANLEY and
Thorpe. The heaviest losses are mm-
Der and logging camps. Twenty-Five vii
agea IN the burned district NARROWLY.
eeaped destruction. The homes II more
than three hundred families were burned
asst week. As the result Of az az
stEllotion q personal belongings ana
sources Of food supply the suffering s
grsat Much sfeEed timber was de-
stroyed.
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GouId-Thomas Nuptials.

New York. judy l2.--plans were com
pleted yesterday for tie wedding Of
Airs. Helen Kelly Gould, the former Mrs.
Frank ]. Gould, to Ralph Hill Thomas,
nephew Of Washington B. Thomas, presi-
dent Of the American Sugar Refining
company. The ceremony was expected
10 take place late yesterday, but neitsie
Mr.. Thomas nor AiTe. Could would q
vulge the exact time or place, nor name
the officiating Clergyman Only few
intimate friends viii attend the wedding.
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American League Standing.

Yesterdays National League Results.
Az Pittsburg, Philadelphia IS, Pitts
burg 0.
At Chicago, Chicago 4, New York 2.
At st. Louis, Boston 10, ST. Louis 5.
AT Cincinnati, Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12

TITS al very well before a GIRLS
married for her to get d flower IN her
hair" remarked the observer of events
and things, but It's an entirely differ.
ent mntter If, after she's married, she
gets her hair 10 -FOUR
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
waItnr Iohnson,a Record.

Walter Johnson OF the Washington
Americans was the first major league
twirler to strike out 100 batsmen this
season.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-07-12
CYNICAL.

''You seem to find your book very
interesting, Miss Maidstone"
Yes; It is one OF the most charming
stories | have ever read. and SO true
TO life, Every man In It is a villain"
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;obb Wants to Use His ow
Judgment.

Cobb Wants to Use His Own
Judgment.
II believe In managers who let
you do something for yourself
once In awhile" says Ty Cobb.
"A manager shouldn't XIII all Of
the initiative in his players or
load them down with lronbound
instructions. at the bat they
should be permitted to use their
best judgment.
] "Too much attention Is paid to
inside ball and signals and too
little to stealing bases. Baseball's
too mechanical. II q youngster
happened to be on 6rst and saw
a good chance to steal second or
If he was on third and thought
be could sneak home, do you
think he'd try? Not In a thou
sand years. II be CHANGED to be
put out he'd be told few things
when he hit the bench. You're
playing under me, aren't your
the manager would ask. Did /
give you any signal to stealf
The best thing you can do is to
remember that the big league is
no place for boneheads.p
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&c az anl.

Guest How long is this lease Of
your hotel TO run? Hotel Clerk What
leasef Guest-The one just gave you
the money for.-New York Press.