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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

4graripitem GLIDER 9(ar for Aar
tore aopitaler, Ser rettelig buroe
til6srer Stat eqer aommule, oper
8riuotm9nos CONNER - oa oil
man foritaa oct meningsloie / at
ipsrqe, ON pi bor 5io til at oente
pao Sororelormens @ennemfsrelie.
Spsrgsmaalet maa fornnftigpis
titles ianleoes: Sor ri SiO % Gaao
til at oente meo oenne Geforms
@ennemferelie2 Sor ri 6aao til
ira 9(ar til glar at laoe Samfnn.
bets noturlige Snotegtfiloe, De
iomfunosifabte og itaoig uofienoe
,soroueroier, gaa / tilfeloige pripo.
te CONNER, mems 5olfets tore
Mpng0e neopenoigois forarmes?
Me0 andre Oro: Sor0reformen er
life noaet llniperialmio0el, Ser fan
lpae oQe SamfunosipgOomme; laa-
le6es er oei alorig frenitiaet al
oens leoen0e W9no. Men SorOre-
formen er set isrite forne0te, Der
iom Somfunoets @aooe lfal leleS.
ltoen oen bill De foItbare Senfdmpe
og Sen foit6are Statsbarm6iertig-
beo pie Jig iom forboloSpis nnpt-
tige apafioloerie.
Gil Slutnine ifal jeg oniere
nogle ORR al $. @aoge, Der llaa-
enoe bier set betpOnin9Sfuloe Sui
turiremifriot, iom @ennemfpreIlen
al Sororeformen bill fpre meo zig:
vMe0ens Sc nlnerenOe 6otbolo
Qer 6lertaaet al 9efolfningen
iaaoel inoenfor 9lrbeiOerflasien Iom
inoenfor Sc mere pelitilleOe alasier
- sfonomiif afb9ngig og oerpeo
begnnItiaer De mere nlelplt9nol9e
glementer, bill Mnerfeuoelien al Net
ten til Soroen beeunlti9e be leln'
itgnoiec oa uafbGngige.
Gen sfonomiife 5remgaiia oil
nemlig neo anerfenoelien al &etteu
til Soroen fomme til at bero pao
enfeltes gnergi % 0netiabeo / Ell
lanai 6siere @rao emo MI, bpor 0er
orpeoe 6ormlebeiiooelie | altfot
mango Silfeloe letter Stpmperer
/ Stono til at 6eieire fine opgtigere
% mere begapeoe aonflirrenter, me.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

at be maa islge abrabams % Cots
@fsempel. 9iifop g. aierfegooro
uotaGte engong ON Jig o8 bans Bro
ser Sgren, at De efterboonoen oar
blenen floge nof til at inoie, at sc
ntaolte 6elit laOe binanOen / 5reG,
buer meO line 9fnifuelier. Saaodn
bar oct eaaet meo Here. 90 ieg oil.
iaa lutte oisie mine 9em9rfnil,acr
meo at iiee, at faar oi ingen Gam
meniflltning meo Gen 5. airfe, fsr
oeHue bar erfenot i'm nl%1muli9beo"
iom Snmin10, % iaaleoes ifuloe
fomme til os iom ct gra9, ioa fer
set piit fife Tor set ferite. 5por
mango al airfefolfene toa life DE
tur tilbage til Zen s. airfe efter
Splittelien. % enfelte 8reiter gif
iamme Sci. llOao til er ser ingen
iPrli9e Osostegn at ie poo Gen 5.
airfe, % aet tror ben belIer life
ielp. 9isie mine getra9tnineer fan
iao itaa Tor oeres eget @er0. Seq
ipnies iea ifplote Saoen oe nit
SomfunO at iptte Dem fren til
Ooerbeielie. ;. 8eoerien,
4tlantic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
Oct forite %fornpone.
& 5ore0roq ON 6et
iociaIe 5psraSmooL.
9ff 81. sdaef.


) 9anmarf er 6or6ol6ene no.
oorteS Jet me9et forifeaige ira Sc
engelife, ioet Soroen er lanai mere
uoitpffet; men set pr let at ie, at Sc
Iamme arGfter oaioa Der er / girf.
iombe6.
Eaa @run0 al 6en itigen0e Brio.
ritetsgelO er mango oanife 0ano.
bru9ere mere eiere al Noon en0 al
@apn. og oenne pofienOe @plo oil
let fere til Com $. @oa9e bar no.
trDft oet), at 2anoet / itigenoe
@rno blioer af69n9ie al Sen inter.
rationale 6inansmagt, ser er al
5ri6eoS og 5olfelia6eos fsote 6ien.
Sc"
0enne internationale 6inansmagt
oil n9ppe oere mere barm6iertiQ
moo Solicit en6 Sc ellgeIife @o6sei.
ere. Zen oil aipe Solicit fulo Sri.
6eo" til at ana, bpor6en Sc bill. 5.
D. l.. inoDanore til 9perne for ser
at fin0e 9lr6eioe, ON Sc fan, o. el.
lers 0rufne / Malitrsmmen.
Me6 andre Orb, ioa lpnqe iom
Solicit life ielu eier 9anoets Soro,
men ifal betale prioate Gerioner =
inoenlanoife @oOseiere eaer uoen.
lanoife GengenGno - for at fao
2op til at nrbeioe - ioo lpnge bill
p8ri6e0en" for Den Itore Ienooe
mere bliue ct Nnon eno en- 8irfelig.
be0.
6pao 9ibelen og 6oaS Ben Iun6e
5ornuft lprer, set befreftes ian.
leoes al grfarineen fra oe f~orife[.
lige 2anoe: SorOen er for Solicit oe
Solicit ior Sor0en; - at oisie TO
finder binanoen. er set ferite for.
nsone meo Senipn til set iociale
Spsrgsmaals 2ssnina. Sao Iange
iom Bette life ifer, bill ale oe andre
mer eaer minore sraoifole" Soron.
orineer oiie fig Iiae ioa unpttige iom
at Die gano 0onaioernes aar.
Noar Der ga ipsrges, boorIeoes
Bette itore Manl ifaG mas, ga fan
Ser peaes poa forifelGiee @eie: gn
9eifatning al @runooer6ien, iom
foreilaaet al Senrb @eorg, Snoorog.
ming al Sen pofien6e Sororente
(Sttart MiO oe SnofsreIie al
fommunaIt 6eite eTfer Statsfpite
IS. @nnee).
Sopeoiaeen er, at set bliper flart
for nae, iprlig for pore Bolitifere,
oat SorOipsrgsmaalet fsrlt og frem.
melt er ct &etsipsrgsmaal, ct
Spergsmaal ON Jiet og nret; og
Spergsmnnlet ON, bborpiot bort
@graripiteln er retfproigt eler uret.
fGrSigt, fan iteen oanif Statsmano
ifpoe til SIDE, ON iaa al @er0ens
liberale og iocinliitiife Nationalesfo-
homer maotte upre enige ON at be-
banble Sc %sfonomiife Yroblemer,
iom ON Spsrgsmaalet ON Net og
ltret er gfonomien itbeofommenoe."
(S. @ange: oIrbeioet % Sorben"
z. t0f).
Gnonii mao lea omtale en- Sno-
uen6ina, ser tiot fremfsres MOB
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
ariitelise 5Ortelinser.

Gpers, ernst:
&Ioffeflong. Sn0b. so Scents.
SuIetIotfer. Sn0b. 30 Gents.
@6oentfIotfer 5n0b. 90 Gents.
0aor RfrtetIotfen RoI6er ssn6b. 80 Gents.
TIMBER @raner oe 8aImer. Sn6b. 90 Gents.
2ipet 5 2ps. Sn06. so Gents.
Olte9rene 8Ornefbiite. SnOb. 30 Gents.
@oa6efiI6er. Snob. so Gents.
@uI6torn. Snob. 60 Gents.
8e6 CUBS Krone. SnOb. so Sents.
8inieroier. Sn6b. go Gents.
8e6 Sinai Snob. 60 Gents.
0isie ppperfge frHtelge 5ortennger, ser er Iao aIntin.
6eig fenot og afbofot, ielges nu til ooenHaoen0e nleget ne0.
iate grHer.
Sire Surtelinger for gbrm. 5nbb. % Gents.
Sets 5ortGaimser for gbrn. Snob. 25 @ents.
9egge 6isfe samlneer i%nOeboloer meget intere8iante
S~ortpnineer Ieroeles pasenoe for gbrn.
SortGQinscr for SpnoagsifOlcn. On SomIing al 81 fortere oe
Iengere 8ortpainger boer me0 ct SfriHte0 JON 0iotto.
Samlebe al :. 9. 5ororo al 8af. gnb. Beef anOen Sam.
ling. u6gope 1902. 225 Soer Oftao. Sofot inbbunoet.
gris $t.O0.
Sale, Gbwarb g.: 90 on6en uben 6e6reIon0. en- NOR
feig Sitorie ON en- Mono Ser 6au6e f~Orbanoet fit 5pOre-
Ion6 og iO1 Strai oerfor gennem so aar aIorig 6prte 0ts
Noun income. so siOer. SnOb. 80 Gents.
Ses siuet for at uinOe en- cMa arOne. On ifsn 5ortaain9 ON ct
gtbengiuqnt 2o. 5cenen er la9t set naturfsnne Soeits,
og geronerne tilborer De b6fre aIlsier. 1855 Sioer. Gis
Smil. 50 Gents. Snob. 20 Gents.
SprahO: @ennem Sferene. On Sfil6ring al inore og
pore Git. Operiat fra Sbenit Of 8aht. @. 0iiiniter ueo 2u-
f~asfirfen 9sbenbaon. llogape 1907. 528 Sioer ~alminoelig
Sormat, goot i%nobunoen Sbirtine. 0enne uomarfeoe Bog
fortiener en- ior ltobreOelie, og 9rfen er M ft iaa laot, at
oenne ineen Sin6ring fan pore. Gris Snbb. $t00.
SbaS Der iuar gaspeO. ariteIig 5ortrnng al %. G. 0enne
ne BOG al en- foreori9t bel fenot og pnoet 5orfater bar
facet roienoe Ontale ioo pei 9anmart iom beroure. Den
er pa 240 Sioer og I9lges mutt Sbrtngsbino til on
for en- M BOG iproeles lnue gris al $f.00. S Omlag go
Gents.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE, Blair, Neb,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

5iGl bar 2pit til al tort aopg
% al imoot appg, al @in %
al itprf Crit. eaer for aft,
iom oin sial begarer al Dig;
% on ifal e0e BET for @errens
Bin SUBS 9(niigt % pore GLAD,
on og BIT Sus~.
3. Woieb. II, %.
Gen StilIing, iom Ben itore reli.
gieie 8resie bar in0taget / Spergs.
mnatet ON af6olOsiagen, er ensbe-
tpOen0e meo Sen erflering, at ooer
for 0riffeonoet itaar gpangeliet
m~aatesGsit. Meoens Sen friitne Sir.
fe BET itore og belle enOnu DEFENDER
Green poo Gpanoeliets Strait til
Spnoeres OmDenoelie, ina piier oe
Galiinoer al gla0artifler Ser irem.
fomme ON 9riffeon0et og Af6olos,
iaqcn. at ooer ior oette enc Onoe
bar man til 0els opginet Sroen
paa ariltenoomnens Wogt. Get tp.
0eliaite 9eois berpaa err Sen 2en0s.
gerlilg, at man III meo al fSlio
isaer be0 menneifelige Wioler at
ii0rn60e ct OnOe. iom %ariitenoonl.
men a lene meo SeirS6nnb fan
bin0e an me0. Man er enoogiaa fon-
met lda Iaigt bort ira Sen ianoe
Opinttelie al Sp9en og oens Sell
breoelie. at man iefp / Ell Sop, ser
biemler aoin0en Stemmeret, piner
sen ggnliom / @ileao", iom man
life mere tror at fni1ne finoe / Sri.
iii eoangelinm - / Sroets 7Sor.
fpn6elie. Oct ipnes, iom ON man
al0eles bar tabt Den Sr6ets San6.
beS nj Si9te, at O~moenoelie til
@u0 er oct eneIte, Ser pirfelig og
arnnoigt fan ioranore ct Renne.
ifes og ct Samfunos 5or6olo =
fan aere Ell 9rnnfer til ct n0rii
Menneife o9 gipe enbper anoen
Spnoer aroft til at forloSe SIM.
0ens Sci. 0enne OpfatteIie = oen.
ne Sofoen 500 FOR lin @rm - har
/ en- ionoan @rao bempgtiget ia
Dor Gios ooerflaoiife og Ientimentale
Gresie, at ben nornale og friiteliee
Gnifnelie npppe mere fommer til
Sr6e - ielo / Sen friitelige gres.
ie. Solicit laOer Jig fsre meo al
0en itprfe Strsm, og | Steoet for
en- nroffelig Glib til Sub og bans
irelienoe Sro og en- fraftig Goloen
til Gmpen6elie iii ben Serre Seius
ariitus isger ben onntro og benz
ipnsleie 9enngtelie ct politiif Stem.
meilertnl, iom, bpis set opnaos, i
beoite 5alb maa blipe Ell Soliter.
flpring for airfen, for ian biot
iom oenne itstter 9epGgelien. Sir.
fens Mioler er Oroet; og griber
airfen til andre Mioler END SrSet.
Iaa fompromiterer Den lin Stilling
oa iorfeiIer lit Maal. 9enne Sell.
taoelie, at bile eennemfsre pes
Qoobno, bpao ser alene fol og
fan eennemfsres oeo Serrens Gpnn.
eeInum, bar SlGoten ofte beeaaet.
Oct er BET iomme enmle Haab ON
Srihe6 og 2igbeO, iom Ri bar bsrt
ioa meeet of ielu | bort SiemIanS.
@ennem belle Sen npere Geriooe bar
pi hnIt itore annoer, - 2eoere -
iom Dog life bar fommen lpfteere
emo oertil, at tit Solicit fsrit Sri.
beS % 0igbeo, - 5ribeo til at re-
aere Tia ielp, oe 0ia6eo ODER for
Qopen ioa bar alt flappet o.
flort. Iiaemeeet bpor itor oeners
Mnnoelen bar paa Oplpsning og
GirlSnooifIine. : amerifa er Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

ta9e meget lang Sio at fna 0enne
itore &eform gennemfsrt; % fan
III De nsolioet1oe llnoerflasier bore
tent meo at oente poa, engan9 / en-
fern 6remtiO at faa oeres aanr
g%rnnOigt for6e0reoe?"
Oct er MI rietiet nof, at enbper
ra0ifol 9teforn alti0 maa babe 9io
til at uofolOe ale fine girfninger.
Social0emofratiet bar M ar
6ei0et / benoeO DO 9tar, og boao man
emo elers mener ON 6erne genpgel-
ie, er oct BOG fart, at nogen Of
gerenoe Bending til oct 6eore bar
oct enonu life frenbro9t.
at ogioa Sororeformens fuGoe
@ennemierelie / etboert 3ilfel6e bill
taoe en- lpngere aarreffe, fan life
betoioles.
Men mar ser ip6rges: o&ar Ri
Si0 til at oente pnn oenne &eforms
@ennemf6relIe-~ = ga bill ieg Der
imoo title ct anoet Sp6rgSmoal,
nemlig bette: u6ar Ri 8io og Gaa0
til at bente meo 0enne Geforms
@ennemf6relie?" Og ieg ifal 9en-
mem no9le proftiife @fsempler i6ge
at biie, boa0 ie9 mener meo bette
ii0ite Spergsmnol.
0oenie 9p anbenote for nogIe
4ar iioen ca. 90 @idion aroner
pna at gore Ganolen mere ieilbar.
Sbao 6leo MI Ben f6rite 66lge ber-
af2 Oct bleo oen, at Soroipefnlan-
terne opfe6te @rnn0ene Lungs meo
aanoIen. Gn enfelt Mnn0 opfpbte
ionleoeS 100000 apaorat@(len for
40 Ore pr. ao. 81. Giter ct Bar
9lars 8orl6b BAR oisie @rln0e iteg-
ne til 215 ar. pr. b.s9lI., og ii0en
er Sc %formo0entIi9 itegne pOerli9ere.
Nltino, naar 9Dens 9orgere, og-
iaa De fatti9e, mao punge no meO
2H MilIion Ser. til ct tort, almen-
npttigt 6oretagenoe, ioo tiGaoer man
enfelte 9ribotperioner at itiffe y
DILL. eaer mere / 2ommen al Sen
@runoperoi, iom ct ifo6t oeo belle
Snmiiln0ets g(rbeioe oa Meie.
5 Solpfemierne bDg9eoe as6en-
bobn ct mt &aa0bus paa oct gamle
u@olmtorp". 0eroe0 itea Sc omlig-
genoe @rlln0e me0 ca. 7 MiQioner
aroner, og 0enne oploi9e aopitnl,
ifo6t beo belle Opens % 2onoets
9fr6ei0e, loo man GLIDE | pripate
Sor0ipefulanters CONNER.
5 1901 ifriper Reoaftionen al
o0anmarfs fomnl1nale @fterretnin.
ger" en- artifel me0 Ooerifrift: oOm
Salg al fommu1ale @run0eien.
BONNIE. st MT Brincip til 0ber,
peielie." Ger geres 6er opmprfIom
paa, at man biotil bar la0et Sor0-
priierne 6eitemme al 9Dggeipefu-
%lanter, u0elliffenoe un0er SeniDn
til. 6bno @runoene filn0e iiqes at
ppre ppro / giebGiffet"; oq beo
oenne ulioet betpnfiomme 5rem.
gan9smao0e bar aommlliierne lo6et
lbpre a%apitaler, iom De bapOe fll0
9iet til, ponore ooer / 8ripotmen0s
o9 9pggeielifobers aosie." O0 He-
Oaftionen benoiier 6ernait til, at
man / ilere tpife 9Der, iprlig
8ranffurt, oGereoe er ilaaet inO paa
en- beore Sci.
Selpfsl9elig bar aebenbapns 9or.
gerrepr9leffatloll Ute liotoenoe ON
oisie bigtiae Spsr9smaal; og bou-
Sc man fulgt De ooenonfsrte goOe
Gaao bnp0e man laoet &ommll-
men beboloe fine Soroer eGer BOG
life iolgt Dem poa Sen 9amle uliOet
betenfiomme Maaoe", i. ina oilOe
man / ppientlig @roO bnpe funnel
6pnme set tore Sommen6rlto /
1908 mes efteribl9enOe ofonomiife
GlenoigbeS, MrbejoslSsbeo o.i.o.
Men oe3oprre iulgte man life Sc
go0e Moao, man blep oeo at iGlge
opf al GonmunenS Soroer paa ben
gomle Moo0e; man fremme0e Der
ue0 oirefte Soroipeflationen og
6lep. meoifplbig / Sen tore efonomi-
- 80 II M
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
@aaOebOlo % IOtalafbOlb.
Gor u0aniferen" Al So6n 2arien.


~Oa on ifal aioe iamme
9enee no Tor oft, 6oao Din
SiGl bar 2pIt til al tort aoeg
% al imoat appg, al @in og
al iterf Crit, eaer for aft,
iom oin Sipl beg9rer al Dig;
% on ifa( eoe BET for Serrens
bin @u0s aniigt og pore glao,
on og oit Sus".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01

the Forestry Bureau OF the govern
ment made an effort to induce tho
naval stores operators to adopt a
system of tapping the trees much after
the style OF that practiced by the
maple sugar operators. but the same
primitive harmful methods OF cutting
three 10 four deep boxes near the base
OF the tree and then "scraping" the
surface from year TO year until almost
a third OF the pines body is mass
OF coagulated sap. continue
1t has been suggested that the In
PRODUCTION of more conservative meth
DDS OF boxing may resu, In much of
the present acreage of pines held by
lumber companies being made avail
able for the naval stores trade for
several years working before tho
trees are cut into lumber. At the meet
ing to be held in Atlanta October
for the purpose OF organizing tha
southern Conservation Association, the
question OF change in the method
OF working trees for turpentine is to
be one OF the principal topics for dis
cussion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
PINE FORESTS
ARE BEING WASTED
Country Is Brought Face to Face With Crisis in
Naval Stores Industry by
Reckless Methods
Reckless Methods.

Charleston, S. c., July Black of
conservation of the pine forests of the
South--waseful methods of boxing
and "scraping' the trees in turpen-
timing operations, and the reckiessness
of the yellow pine Manufacturers
has brought the country face to face
with crisis In the naval stores in
dustry. according to reports from
operators In this section. The present
shortage in the production OF spirits
of turpentine and rosin, with the con-
sequent high prices. has resulted in
serious consideration being given to
the suggestion that substitutes for
these products must. before many
years, be placed on the market. The
quotations on spirits of turpentine and
rosin have been higher this season on
legitimate trading basis than the
trade has ever before known. Turpen-
tine has ranged between IS and IL
cents per gallon the past week. clos
Ing here yesterday at So IL. while the
average price for rosin in that period
has been about $3.50 per barrel. A de-
cade ago. before the development of
the yellow pine lumber industry in
the South, turpentine was selling for
one-third this price, with glutted
market, whereas rosin was so cheap
that 1t was allowed to go TO waste
around the stills.
The present price OF turpentine rep
resents an increase OF more than 10
cents gallon within the past month.
while rosin has jumped more than one
dollar barrel in that period
The present record prices are at
tributed solely to scarcity OF supplies
and not to any speculative element in
the market Last years surplus has
been entirely wiped out, and the trade
IS forced to depend upon the current
crop TO supply the demand. which has
been steady to strong from the open
Ing OF the season.
The once unbroken belt OF long leaf
pine which extended from virginia to
Texas has been SO depleted byS the
destructive methods OF numbering and
boxing that conservative estimates
give the supply OF timber now avail
able for turpentine operations as in
sufficient TO supply a normal demand
for more than fifteen years. 1t is es-
timated that IS per cent. OF the virgin
pine forests of the South are now
held by lumber companies, who refuse
any concessions to the naval stores
operators, and 1t is not doubted that
much Of the remaining 20 per cent.
Will eventually go to the lumber in
terests. AS the productive life OF
tree under present methods of boxing
is about eighteen years. II will be seen
that the naval stores industry viii be
limited to the present acreage under
cultivation or In possession OF the
turpentine interests, unless a more
conservative method of treating the
trees is adopted. Several years ago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-01
UNUSUAL BALL GAMES
AND fREAKISH PLAYS.
Present scnson In the MINOR Leagues
AbOunds In baseball
Sensations.

New York, July 31.-UnusuaI games
and freak plays are among the things
that make baseball popular. The true
OF ball game, but let him see a
freak play that only occurs three or
four times In many years and no ties
of love or friendship, duty. home or
family will separate him from a con-
genial listener until he has talked II,
out of his system Tell the veteran
fan a baseball yarn and then listen
for his swift and generous appreca-
ton.
Huh" he will remark, 81 saw a
play made in go that was some play.
The bases were full and he's of
1t doesn't make the slightest differ
ence whether you listen pa tiently or
whether you do not. II you go away
he'll tell it to himself
The present Year in the ma or leagues
abounds in baseball sensations Since
the season opened there have been two
no-hit games. There were six no-hit
games in 1905. In that year Joss. OF
cleveland, pitching against Chicago on
october 2 did not allow a man to reach
frst base. Last year. on April Is. when
the season opened in New York, Red
Ames held the Brooklyns hitless for
nine innings but they beat him in tho
unlucky thirteenth.
Five no-hit>-games have taken place
this year. There Were sixteen in 1909
The Philadelphia National League
team has worked the triple steal--a
feat performed but three times before
In the history OF big hague ball 1t
was in the Philadelphia Cincinnati
game on the Reds grounds. May 10.
Branstield, Magee and Grant were the
principals. and they started the steal
while Fromme was winding UP Grant
scored by sliding under the throw and
the other two moved up one station
on the play
The three other occasions when the
play was successful with the names of
the players concerned, are as follows:
September IS, 1905-St Louis-Ath-
!etics game; Padden. sugden and Bur
kett.
April 81. 1sos--Athle.ics- Washington
game; Davis. Coombs and oldr!ng
April rs. ls0s-Boston- "A hletics
game; Lord, Sps aker and Gessler.
Several triple plays are on the
scorers records for 1910. In fact. thus
far it has been a very busy year.
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TRAIN DASHES INTO,
BURNING TRESTLE

smoke: which he believed to be coming
from rom the trestlc, then a mile distant
rom the train. Conductor yerdery
,Wstcneu the smoke until the train
mad rounded the curve, when he saw
. ~, , tne fire was on the trestle. I'M.
, ,s he pulled the danger signal
h a. !, ran from the baggage car back
20 the first class passenger coach and
renhn the emergency brake, but al
teasy the engine had run onto the
, ,ir,e.sstle, and plunged through to the
i .a, creek below, pulling with 1t the
eesiiueT, baggage car and the front
u non. one OF the passenger coaches.
:. me coach, fitting from the wreck
a aSe 70 the roadbed above. formed
i Iiue through which the flames from
IN. ne. trestle debris were carried to the
=, u, i'm. proper and In less than tive
'i, r,i.Is the entire train was afiame.
engineer Taylor and Fireman Dun
. uhI went down with the engine. and
, MeIe caught under the tender. Both
po pa are still In the wreckage
,,,, p..assagemaster Box also went down
w MS car, but succeeded in escap-
Mail Clerk Bloom. :" of s' spa %. .1ht,es
ulu not leave his car, and was 90.
rleusly though not fatally, injured.
none OF the passengers was iured
neyond minor cuts and bruises re-
llet trains were sent out fron, An
susla and all passengers were brought
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{ N TR les CLOSE
FOR HORSE SHOW

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
charlottesville, Va, July 3l.-Entres
Tor the tenth annual exhibition of the
Albemarle Horse Show Association, to
be held Tuesday and Wednesday, Au-
gust and 10. at the association
grounds, near Jefferson Park one mile
southwest of the city, closed last night.
but will not be announced until the
middle of this week, Many entry
blanks were mailed last night. but viii
not reach the hands of the secretary
before Monday.
}. a. Chisholm, Joel M Cochran and
r. 3. Treiber. the committee appointed
to select judges for the exhibition, have
received notices of acceptance from TIL,
t t W well-known horsemen: Dor
sey NJ. Williams, of Ellicott CITY. Md. !.
Charles R. Hooff. Jr.. of Alexandra.
Harry w, spratley, of Elberon; w. j.
Garter OF Manchester; Colonel p.
eienry obannon, OF sperryville; w. w.
Carter of Warrenton.
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the Southern, at that. In 1908 Ed Lau-
zon WAS trimmed by Frank Killen in
Little Rock and then reversed the de
cision in Memphis. Meanwhile, Harry
Matthews had put Killen away, SO the
big pitcher left for where the game
was easier Matthews has been an
energetic battler In Birmingham In
1904 he entertained By battling Mike
Finn on the lamp, causing the Little
Rock manager to run faster than he
ever did when foot racing in Natick.
another memorable combat was In
Atlanta, when Charley Frank casually
tapped Gene Demontrevillo over the
eye with water carafe In an Atlanta
restaurant. The bottle hit sharp
spot on Eugene's map and the glass
scattered considerably, with the result
that for a time 1t was thought he
would lose an eye. Now the two are
bosom pals.
''Breitenstein and Scoops had draw
in Memphis to their credit, while
Moose Baxter won decisively over Um-
pIre John OBrien in New Orleans
Things pugilistically have been quiet
and so far only three bouts have been
staged. UP to the Jordan Sentell
Knockout the short draw between
Whitney and Sentell divided honors as
a windup with Handsome Dan Swacina.
who hauled off and spotted Umpire
Gonahan on the countenance in Mobile.
1t was a clean punch, and Swacina
Won, but the reprmand he received
from President Kavanaugh has caused
him to act in most gentlemanly man
ner ever since"
Probably two Of the most amusing
scraps ever pulled off in the Southern
League occurred locally. One was
when player named Kunkle, of Mike
Firms Travellers. mixed up the Jumps,
Rudderham. in fun view of the spec
tators Mike sent Kunkle back to
the brush that night saying that "be
1t served him right to have
a man with such a name on his team
Another was when Pitcher Swan and
catcher Grafiius, of Shreveport. walked
sosether in front of the plate during
I game for an apparent ordinary bat
cry conference. After few casual
'emarks the two began fighting like
ats and dogs and had to be pulled
part by their teammates. Another
lotable bout here was when Umpire
ohnstone, now long in the big
easues. licked three belligerent Mem
mis- players at one sitting.