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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
Pertinent Comment
BY GUS MALBERT.

first, and then coaxed a walkoht OF
Poole He got caught going to second
because Maths failed to heed the hit
and run signal which was waved.
Priest and Charles are the fassaea
men on the local club. and it takes
fast work to head them once they get
started. Charles also handles himself
well in the garden. Take his quick
work on Foiles's drive in the third.
1t looked good for two. but the boy
held him on first. SIS onA.
pahsi
Dodge had little luck in tho eighth
He sacrificed. or rather tried to sac.6
rihce. Babb down. The bail looked
like 1t would roll foul. and both Hanks
and Cowar watched 1t, but 1t struck
close to the line. never rolling out,
and both We're safe. Dodge counting a
hit
Martin also came in for some luck In
the eighth. His bounder to Babh took
a nasty leap. and went over the Wis
itor's head.
Priest was up five times. made four
hits and stole four bases-a pretty
hard record to live up to. OF the four
hits credited to him three were In
the diamond
Altogether q very good game OF
ball, and worth the price OF admission.
Tho Pirates. with Wagner out for
the season. seem to have dropped out
OF the race. The Giants loom large
now. and it wouldn't be strange to
see the worlds championship series
played in the East between the Giants
and the Athletics In fact. this seems
probable now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
Marriage Licens,

Marriage License.
marriage license was Issued yesterday
In the Hastings Court to Frank l. Davis
and Birdie V. Booker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19
THE LAx-Eos way

II you had medicine that would
strengthen the liver the stomach. the kid
neys and the bowels. and at the same time
make you strong with q systemic tonic
uomt You believe you would soon be welIf
Ihats Tho LaI-Fos Way"
we ask you TO buy the first bottle on the
money back plan. and you will ask your
druggist to sell you the second
II keeps your whole insides right
mere Is nothing olse made like Lax-Foa
1ternemosr tho name-LAX-FOS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Revelle and McCabe continue on the
sick list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Free candy with every two-time
Want AID. In The Times-Disnatch paid
for in advance at counter. Get it to-
day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Steve Griffin got a great hand when
no came up for his frst try In the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

since Tuesday awaiting the investiga-
tion by the coroner's jury.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Altogether q very good game OF
ball, and worth the price OF admission.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Baker wobbled on Kircher's nasty
grounder In the frs. and Babo scored.
1t Is doubtful ii hs could have been
held at third even had Baker fclded
the ball Clearly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Martin also came In for some luck in
the eighth. His bounder to Babb took
q nasty leap. and went over the Wis.,
itor's head.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

Incidentally Priest did look good st
first He is not sure Of himself yet.
hut took the throws and folded his
position as IL he was willing to stick
at that station. Fourteen chances with
not hivver is not a poor fielding
record by any means.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-19

The whole team looked good. IT
looked like the champion machine 1T
has been touted to be all season, with
the possible exception of the way the
bases were run.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
FortnishtIy Bridge Club.

FortnightIy Bridge Club.
Mrs. Harold Giffard entertained the
''Fortnightly Bridge Club Friday aft
ernoon at her home on Keeanmoku
street. Prizes were awarded at each
table and consisted of dainty silk ho-
siery. The highest bhigers were Mrs.
Arthur Davidson. Mrs. Frank b. Ed
wards of the y. S. Army, and Mrs.
James Dougherty. At the conclusion
of the play delicious refreshments
were served. Among the club men,
bers present were Mrs. Harold Gift
fard, Miss Blair. Mrs. Frank d. Me-
stocker. Mrs. Frank Richardson, Mrs.
Theodore Lansing. Mrs. Waterman,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

III ER. ami Mrs George sherman
IA III gave q beautiful poi sup
IV per" to sixteen uf their
I'VE friends Saturday evening at
y their home in Nuuanu Val
ley. The long table at
which typical Hawaiian feast was
served was placed on the large lanai
facing tic sea. RCpes Of smilax and
;hc lolthory asparagus vino we're fcs-
tGUncd from the four corners Of the
room 10 the center OF the ceiling. SUI
uendcd underneath was tiffany
lamp. the Artificial light was softed by
ahgdr comUoscd entirely of rare
maiden hair ana smilax-the effect
was stunning and almos; delles dcs-
cripiiur. The surface Of the table was
covered with ralapalni ferns, In the
center was tremendous oval shaped
calahrHh OF kua. The bow was heap
ed IN q pyramid shape with all tn"
native fruits. The silver used on the
table had formerly belonged to one Of
he Hawaiian kings. Before being
u
naile icis tina; were draped on the
oack OF each chair. The place cards
were gvmbOiic OF the old Hawaiian
days for they were ornamcnted with
he Hawaiian coat oi arms. AccessOr-
les Of hanging basket If asparagus
tern and maiden hair, pntled palms
ana tropical plants acceatuated the
setting Of tropical forest. Some OF
the kamaainas that were present said
that the affair was full of remnis-
cerces of by-gone dlys--when during
the monarchial days, the monarchs
had been so lavish in providing en-
ioyment for their friends. Before the
supper. Mr.. and Mrs. sherman re-
ceVed their guests in an informal
tire house was filed with large. scar
let eNorias, Christmas berries and
poinscttias. Scarlet and green were
used to proclaim the approaching ho-
liday season. Among the host aud
hostess guests were Governor Walter
Frear Ex-Governor George u. Carter
Hirs. Arthur Murray. wife of Major
General Murray. Major and Mrs. Ed
ward Timberl1ke, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il
Gait, Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit Wilder, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Frederick Wall, Mr.
ana Mrs. Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs
Cooke, Mrs. James Wilder.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

k-sEs -
be eighteen covers and the decora.
tons will be carried out in Christmas
colors. After dinner the host, host
ess and their sixteen guests will at
tend the ball on the U. s. Flagship
California. that is TO be given on that
evening by Captain and Mrs. Harlow.
Among t-Commander and
Mrs. Chester Wells' dinner guests will
be Mrs. Dobbins of southern Califor-
mia, Captain and Mrs. Arthur Mark,
Paymaster and Mrs. irwin of the u.
s. S. West Virginia, Miss Katherine
Stephens, the Misses Hogan of Spo-
kane, Washington. Ensign Cox of the
U. $. Navy. and others. 4
4 4 4
Telephone Tea.
Mrs. Emil Waterman entertained
Informally at tea Monday Afternoon.
The invitations were issued by tele-
phone To the dozen close friends. who
were invited to meet Mrs. Robert FL
gin of Hawaii. Most OF the guests
brought their sewing and "a pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed. shortly be-
fore five o'clock. the hostess served
refreshments In the dining room. The
guests wer6 seated ut small tables
that had been prettily decorated with
Christmas berries. Among those pres
ent beside the hostess were Mrs. Rob-
ert Elgin. Mrs. Thomas james King.
Mrs. Clifford p. High. Mrs. Mamie
Phillips, Mrs. Meyer Of San Francis
co, Mrs. Thomas Vivtor King, Miss
Josephine Soper. Miss Helen Alexand-
er, Miss Cordelia Walker, Miss
Blanche Soper, Miss Plnkham and 9TH
ers.
Miss n. Stephens Dinner.
Miss Katherine Stephens enter
tanned at pretty informal dinner at.
her home on Kinau street, Sunday
evening. Enchantress carnations dec
GRATED the table. Among Miss Ste
phen's guests were Miss Nora Swan
zy. Miss Helen Rockwell, Lieutenant
Horner, Lieutenant Bauchman and
Lieutenant Kirknan of the U. s. 3.
Colorado.
United Service Bridge Club.
Mrs Turner, wife OF Lieutenant
Turner of the U. s. Army, will act as
hostess Monday ut the United Service
Bridge Club, that will meet Mt half
after two.
Lieutenant.Co Commander and Mrs.
1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman's Pol Supper.
Christmas Dance on u. y. cnliforni'.
MI. nnd Mrs. Wildcr's Dinner Daiice.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. BillingItam's Dinner.
Miss MMkee Entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren's Dinner.
Mr. MccaudIess' Hall.
Major and Mrs. Neyille's Dinner.
Miss X. stephens Dinner.
Telephone Ten.
Dinner on u. y. California.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Wells Ten.
Dancing Party nj Hotel Colonial.
Ten on West virginia..
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Dlllinghnnn's Dinner.
Miss COwles Entertains.
Reception mt "WOOdlnwn."
Dance nj Young.
Mrs. q. johnson Entertained.
Fortnlghtly Bridge.
Mr.. Iynlps Dinner.
TiampIng Party Up MI. Olympus.
Captain and Mrs. Gnmie's Dinner.
Miss Stephens Dinner.
Major and Mrs. Ncyiile's Dinner.
Telephone Tea.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Owens Tea.
Captain and Mrs. Gnn,e's Dinner.
Doctor CSitbbtrtsOn's Ten.
United Service bridge Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
Mr.. Lyall's Dinner.

Mr.. Lyall's Dinner.
On Tuesday Mr.. Lyall was host Mt
an informal dinner party at the Colo
NAL The decorations were carried
out in violets and pink carnations and
maiden hair fern. After dinner bridge
was" played. Mr.. Lyall's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Howard. Mrs.
English, Mr.. Maxwell Mr.. Mosley
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
Mr. and Mars. pil!lnaham,s Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. DilIingham's Dinner.
Among the notable dinners of the
week was the function given last night
by Mr.. aud Mrs. Harold Dillingham;,
Admiral aud Mrs. Thomas being The
guests of honor. Among those invit-
cd to meet the distinguished guests
were General and Mrs. Montgomery
Macomb. Judge and Mrs. William
Whitney, Mrs, Hydc-Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Focke and Captain Hal
stead, u. s. N. The enjoyable affair
was given at their bungalow on Bere-
,ania avenue.
4 < +
Miss Violet Makee Entertains.
Mrs. Gustav Schaeier claperOnod n
party of young girls to the theatre
Thursday evening. After the per-
formance the party motored 10 Miss
Violet Makee's home on Beretania
avenue, where they enjoyed deli
cious buffet supper. Among those who
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

enjoyed this Nnilair were Miss Ethe'
Spalding, Miss Wilhelmina Tenney
Miss Violet Makee. Miss Geraldine
Nenman, Mrs Gustav Schaefer. Miss
Mary Lucas. Miss Rose Herbert. Miss
helen Achilles and Miss Francis Cou.
zens.
y 4 4 +
Doctor CnthbertsOn's Ten.
Doctor Cuthhertson of the U. s. West
Virginia entertained Sunday mt tea,
in honor of Mrs. Mann and her two
daughters, Of Detroit. Michigan, Mr..
and Mrs, Nelson Baker Lansing and
Mr. L'lIommedieu. Tea was served
in the wardroom at table attractive
ly decorated with pink roses.
r 4 +
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Wells
Dinner.
Lioutenant-Comman and Mrs.
Wells will entertain at an elaborate
dinner Christmas night. There will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

was enjoyed afterwards. Those num-
bered among Mr. and Mrs. Wilder's
guests were MIR. and Mrs. Richard
lvers, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Francis
Dillingham;, Mrs. james Wilder. Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Dillingham;. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ranney Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Focke. Mr. anu Mrs. J. S. Walker,
Judge and Mrs. Arthur A. Wilder.
Miss Marion Scott, Mr. Harry Mac
farlane. Honorable A. l.. T. Atkinson,
Mr.. Leslie Scott.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
Licutenan,.C Commander Wells Tea.

Lieutenant-Co Commander and Mrs.
Wells gave an informal tea, Friday
afternoon, in honor OF Captain and
Mrs. Mark. Miss Katherine Stephens
and the Misses Hogan Of Spokane,
Washington. About score of young
married people and young girls par
ticipatcd In the affair, besides the
wardroom officers and several of the
Junior officers
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
Major Hilrs Dinner.

Major Hill OF the U. S. Marine
Corps was host on board the IT, s. $.
California ut beautiful dinner that
was given Thursday evening. The
decorations were carried out In guam
titles of purple violets and Australian
maidenhair fern. The place cards
we're ornamentcd with picture of
the cruiser California in gold. Dur
ing dinner the ships stringcd orches-
ira played operate music and Il few
OF the latest popular airs. by request.
After the elaborate repast the host
and his guests adjourned to the prom
onade deck. where several hours of
pleasant conversation were enjoyed.
Among Major HIS guests were Cap
tain and Mrs. Gill, Major and Mrs.
Neville. Captain and Mrs. Mark, Lieu-
tenant and Mrs. Gaylor, Miss kath-
crime stephens, Miss Buckley, Lieu
tenant Steele. acknowledgements
Major. DR.. Augwin, Lieutenant
Rhodes, Ensign Howard. Ensign
Ensign Kiran and others.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09
Morning Music Club.

The fortunate few that have been
invited by the members of the Morn
ing Music Club are anticipating the
musical treat that is in store for them
when they will be able 10 enjoy a
musical program that has been pre-
pared by the club members. Usually
the meetings of the club are in the
morning-it Is mainly on that account
that II derives its name. However, {
change in this meeting has been made
for the members and guests will as
scmblc shortly before four O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon, when an eX'
cellent program, consisting entirel,
of sacred music, will be rendered In
Central Union Church. The church
has been chosen, for there will be
several renditions on the pipe organ
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-12-09

Miss Helen Girvin. who has been
visiting on Kauai. Is expected to re-
turn to Honolulu Sunday on the Ki-
nall,
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16
Must Believe IL
WiienW Veil
Peupie Tell IL su Piainiv

When mihilC endorsement 10
nUds br q representation ciiifon
al Marshall the mupif is puSiiivh.
Ytni nuSt bsilevn. t. Hcxdi this
testimony BYsJy' bacsacaiU suifnr
on, GNpnrN' man, On ltIilti.
with my lsidney troribie will find
mpiit IN tho n.SuingL
Mn. ~ ~ penbsr.on, $50 -
Iainyn,tu H., Marshall. NJ sRgss
'Rnr yvpsrs Il suffered rom kid-
ney disease mi thu DOCTORS said
ttere was nv uiin Tor MT ugrnw
Nnsi.ur mi whai.or until Il WA "a
hst 1hilgedi to taso tn my he'd.
NSy l,udyy ba-sinu biUmtodi anti 4
1Rd tcrrShib h~rauhuiius. nin kid-
nryl stsuntiuns wnra aibu unuutur-
at. St,ting DmmiAs RidnuN Plils
au,pn-iiso,i. Il disn,inst. to gipn. tton
% tgrai mdl had "a SUNNY pms
uarr,t iur me 1t Rfrnkllnls Drug
3tuIy,. Sum after II besnn tfmr
lse. d feit nnoil bsttur ami ms
sadneys wara strengthened. Altnr
t.nr q stcsdilS impr,Ued unil l
was completely uua,t. That hap-
nsnndl uror a. yaar agn AMI tu,ihg,
Il nm aniuwing hettur hositFh ,iian
ever bmura'
RT SALT bS all deaiers,. Prina
ip uanta. Hdsta'-Milhmrn 6u.. Bui
iniu. Nav Huns, suie agents furttio
limited Statues.
aemnnbnr ttiu nama--DDanla -
ami tsti.ap nul other.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16
Earrl1rn a,sD
Garden
n NV STRAWBERRIES.
Neuu cenr Pfohk rtsorn AsssyylaAs oots.
Doe rikf saasssd F1ubA4.

Vesu cesrP sohk rtsornA yIaksoo otse
bserisfP santssdRa abA4.
Tint thne Strawberries aree moDny
mnkrrs H. esidenccdd fremn this story
fryBt o. IL Trirselss OF Iiipoiss. pitt.
%liAhiriI ion boz FS,rrierv
lie Says crew hmm frcBn pinBts
sr, inn thu spring. ion rcws fcurr feet
npurtt and twoo to- trrcc feett apnrt To-
tnna owl Ting should boe kept cuict.
trtedInpddhOcd ialt tbrcUabhttneseoso
Until fan wtuua ifftbnyy do weld. yvu
shpubi1 hive a. row. istecpD to- wehti,
lnrbns ytJaa
''rnea grvundd shoUtti To- gcti Inn ~
rcodl shnpoa rs ppssibiae bcfcree start
l1a- to1t1nrEs Ito rVwes. Iffthse pioL d,
inu shnrr. "a. Won cnpr ctrcts ihsnpn %
lnDch he letter II saves qvite. ar lit-
iia IOoioA You ccur rrrSS ",ttitpte
ltnw itpDt vice brforr ihuy sirftt 70.
throw Gus f1nnoN q Phas, need
yeioa Tour uor i've tiufnr derioa TIN
surIDferf nod -huubdl bro cIfAritrfedic s'
crr, vvekk orr So to- srrPr TIVE prrund.
ftum crrrtinar oyrrruuJ teU ks,1s down
tc weeds Wcrttuutitt he lsapss pBi,
gFpwion Iol tts. iall Three thrs, aFr
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16

tnuA,ts,ii With ~trn,U, uis,Dt thfeen ofr
four latds 10 tipt ieir tiJy tinsqa AFTER
ih@s, law nuis.s-I gYrwt0x until sior
ter -.ts ia
W., ldauif l-fFrivr La tie early tfil
etgiut 10 tea iuyly~-- 1Iritii aiS4i rat tbs
rp,yr tiIr- TO INV urdi ~ lrtiif feet
slnttl lsr's,,t,., iirvs, lie tr,ti itn,wy rat
lnau,, ruiirrfr, W,is'gluupskii1S iiNln
Hiovii ii,1unHr. uird NntrluitnShShippi Ia
nm, lsDi,y. Ia plSSN~. Otfppgrts. Ia flot'
la titr,N uur -stt v Ia ,Ieal,e rp,sr
Bis,nii t,yu inritr. tlsrt,, With airsnti
tin-e fo.Ii l,rivu.ln c'nTn two ro,yr.
yshitii tiirg lSr..ir cultivated. nNe soil
10 npiiHn1. hut -tni! anil tiies, nuitit
to- lusi, tilrbu unit Of ttr,, sainl u wes'
thssr' Ia iituuGr. ttn~ yfssrf niNii saw
,oune. nil titan stilll o,ytsr-L ami tiny
ypir, sinmnins rii~ ls5rie. aiiIfo sa,no
tiino grstims 20 o.,nt p~rrq paIf aitti'o
station rfisyN ship Ia linrfyvINoo and.
SIXTY four qpRri nnirieerniUirs lffnr-di.
eil anni wlienp,snpr tiny mr.. rrlurned
Ia tito snirraS
THE pioiitt In grnyvtnHp bsgriesa fhs
tSen wary gpsdi TIM laH,i tiu-s, y,sr-.
ritsriiu:. run s'.23i tu y. TIA TIM. osss'
ami naeing; frnm ITO ia 'ys oars~s to-
itie. aN,r. r1r nss,i wassam excais,onai
war W. lAdi rii~ h~TrioS tiir"usih
Augns,,. somtani~sr auNl up TO- on,o.Nai
TINT vnr- ~ tint ~ yy,h oenrr saw
hsing mostiy HRysftAndfa ntil 0lyties. II
t.nom offon- mnm WIN lmdiai,out t,vroi
lyyliysa csHsss ttmtt SoIdi IT, higih a~ So
a. uasos Noc o,e Ssrainss tn s,ro,v why
tiieyy frniieii thiAs YEAR Iihe sesnndi tim
AL wario,its didh moi. Il had war;feidsl
nnuh Dnnihp~s tiiait Il gott no nNrrft-. OF
tho sssondi orops rhere war-n -o,ne
o,h@rs VIM hadt o. frw warfieits and
Dnnihps. hiit tho 9lytitp was M h,asN
nm one end Of tho heel nm ttie iirrt c,op
viiioih wass asirnn gtDdl this yaan'
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16

Theepeoptaeot Nlsrshhkhl OBJ
sisi6orss her~e Jbnee 6Bhh never
rrekspo5 thae great danger TINY
were On andd they Will read With
a. d5sesn thril1s--andd s~hahs--thhsi
sHg adsrfuLi doabhe-hnsdada ffont+-
paxv artiatae IN hsr ssdalaa Oipifsi
ftiigee pNthoBn Bseapess Crowd
Tprrifsd1 by Bigg Snake -Sssersl
M6mopoIhintt
Marshall Nb3s.. Jhnnc 6s.-rhae csc
tavrr off e. 3oOapoDndi pythpaptwcB
IT, leet iaal engtha bcloagiDggtoo a.
tarriVah' 'trnnyv now showing.
here, caasedl aaapanidc anipnag ses~.
erpi hVDJredi - grtseers last tniqhti
Several womaaa tainted andi grces
toafusion rceulsed frcnr1 thntnakes.
a~p-vateInea inu the crowd - vuq
taptu7rd after a, few minTtcr r-J.
agsst 1ti7iionada How is rtcnppd.
IRON '.s cnxp - not kuvwni
Now j1lt hank w.iii as huge
.lt,iatbanr nirht ha,e L5n4 TO- -.
A. 5tlp II hhs TAI wouA3 law.
lisd ',yt purr boautiful court house
90 las ttFri.5e breath wouidl1Ne.
htlLsd corrs md scaIrdIus all into
to~unaftisur fut. III, sifory RAJ
woutd nave Ieft. rcetilengr, fcat
uUJ haste iu. has wake had he
uor- u-t tts waa fEath and nsdt
TO- Sstltili q. conquer create.
fiel5i. letis al 10 t~hsHstniI auJ
IYyip tha3 NO.. rr9rr hx- makes
wall uofre 10 Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16
lainy Qwngs.

Doni,t ffssii ouii aiil I'm 0lQpfrr to tina
osovas BRna a aieah lUtt fntr tim siiaais
nhas will gatt IN mupth goodl out of IL
an any animal ON tim fnraal.
nha mblls dam Ia o. hiH fhatpJr I'm thu,
suaaasss az mis- progeny GRtt q bull
Tram q lansse producing osyv. and TIN.
morhp siaih oossas In hia paaigfaae TIM
IhsttasS
A oow vhio,h To- saniiR and which
ias nasaIf besth known tn Ank will
soon learn to kiokk ifr slie H. beaten
Shin will trsait sorn ayattN mich as you
traab hun.
Thte n VIM oannDtt milk without
abusing G0lvss haus mo- business In tia
0oyp stnhias. n kinis on njpsw will rstaTstl
TIM sserasapsh IN milk and mas ipspns
thu Gasw mr. ttine tb coma.
small. ~undHaainedi laaifass shpuiIt nab
nr nJadl tp0 eafiN III M cheaper ta
hana viHQJf and stnse M q gfxaimt aA-
nsasse or fessa ~ e. To gsst ttlse aaifer
itiin tim iisgsa M Irwsaigr fpsur ogf trssEs
trysesseh tnoaffsns
M fRFsnasf wotblt tliHik az 9ufftnG alA
fknils ~ q rafsnsh IN bread ajRpse. On
syen hSsadi anu patatRsss. mn 0Rse dag
ysft We sssee many q InnA competing hin
d1,uib. hajIjssR afjlnajM 10 eat q a5RalR
nsssyj,agye nsftpni mn sRaAiaias "a q dime
QpRsrnasr assaad once sainH an tils
eaBpF Qssstap,e, nm sxysNs had produced
Qpessn tstfsen TIM oDR~VinAsgAAtRe IsQQIR
waitIt W. oojMtnR iala3lf QnVdDaQh Wnee5h
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16

ERseyy Fvvix. oesvserc osn makse iss 81,
He0ssessddpp~ss.i sss vtsotAh.

ERseyyF pvixt oasvserc osn makse iss 81,
sgseasddppvs svvso<sh.
Hsreeisss hDsp q q rspdetl OFT apnid eeA
aiabtt safstsy ladder fecr fruit grvwepsa
tina tcesn Toe essisy madee az hDDiae 40
irtsscocrnoocesta e..
Tukee13albsy33lnahh wbffe pine &C tesr
OF fiasyss ferr the sidass asdd Il by 81
saansess febr steps.
assthegy aree better
too stsBdd onn tbnsn
rpJdhdse Mud 1
blocks sfsrrt enmuteo
M rect onp aBdd too
~ keepp the 81 dpss
~ y epreadiDgdti 9
I'm a. smnul rvdd undarr
mi ereryy tbirad step.
~ OF wire Will doc
N HpUbiae andd twist
iN
I'M Trkee "a sojidl
FL pi orec feurr feet
IL lpbhgz fopr thee
-rnuuhr" lslIt ttis
~ witbh TWO Uaa,hhr
inabh buifse wiebI
" yedgesste0mnkeeit,
a- soiInd Tniss ntnkes
a. mBnhh lighter
~ aHdd hnndlnrr lldn.
dnrr tebSn tepa old
T sUrsighii obu..
YYpduu put the
~ snp1tt i1u thpa tsrs.
OF a. ilp,D,. uHdi
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A. TREE THAT owns lrssaRi
nsssa to- Land Afesoa ~ tN,et,vsbs. bst.
oitussss htssss N,sss a. Soc

I'm storyy oif a. Tree wttghb Inns ~
fcruni deed to tbs cgrv1glio Bu whiqhhltr
stspbs ls teldJ 10 thu OOtdoorr At
laaEts oEr san JpSo. 10 gcss tbnJt To-
A,tsns. "a oDs. WttiIoa ltchsoB los-
ediaI ire. nv -o,,. n,sB lose friends or.
tsoBss 10 is ~grsrltits o'sH sp'en.ita.
ssitftol uH,e tudIte hpld. With a. deed
offailIths iiudl ysitinpl cials feet itoota.
lie owU safe frca tbe geetJ iptu,sto0
offtsnnl
Thas. ives a. net offsuslb hsit seniti
rgsn,t nv taioDx- TO- ttsp da5r OF rvo
Rsncrc ausll ttvy l1,slNt OF Ian Mspsis-
lios III wes dooseipl ooSr own landiless
thnnp ito YEAR, agrO Thought ttao dssd
10 net, yeitdi ~ law. tbs citizens stin
hpAal II good audl viii net ipyee H. vtso
latedl
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16

washington, June A-Ffmcsil posi-
yxnzfrzgss hsrr dasfinminon im Brazil
u nnw ssasawed b@ tiiG ulninsdl
SsrzsssB masIa.- In am announcement
Rszrmastsr Gensnal Mnriaoaik Says
zszn ui1r psrrssis mGiHh wsigih nnn
aun2r< utnan slFxsn pounds and meas
xzmr nof mara than riirea faaf anz
snutu<s il lsnguh ausf six baatt i'm
Eunurrdt znh girth aombinssd.
x1se pua1Hl rsra rD Hnazil win be
<lsszss s~nins hsr sash pns,mf Ca
9MuEkEsn az . Dn4snzt Tine Darcsa
pusk mziIs ftsr Hsaaie witi bemaAAs
a. II Npw Eark.
The Marshall republican., 1911-06-16
un,,,.i s,si,.. o,.,. a,.sy,- sh.el.sa

unNteet ststes- 0ssts asso,se shsplp<sass
daon hundred AMI nffyy Bssapes--ttw
itrtt to- ootnen to- TIM unitedi States ia
ten yosr--lnron ssatiodd ia Moo,aoS.
ur-goa AMI ldttpo to- elSHgro In tho
osf-s offsinspa and rNising; offgrfs.s n
few Basapsss IN already sesitefsai
osorr ttiss country sndi mreiieslny ~,
& fttseson arrs 10 gsodl ciifonss no csn Ia
found!
Thew arn. half a. nundfesh off tf,e,u
in Colorado. and itwyy arr thpe bssl,
sih~p npstitrrs who We osmoe to- THE
country
rhmrnn Is .pitesan q iooipnyy offtitea
In Sosedss and Tiny arm ali rtth, rse
Basa,or oon@ fratm tte nVst,,arnmss<l
ptnyjnees of Spain.
rhes Bneaposs As~nestesniie, qtiesar
than some off tim psep,ess oSf osninri
ami nor'iiern Knnspse hessnsse they ara
mor-a es,gnsr to- le~ra thu Fnstlsib lsfn
anasns rnaoy ara ssrpposedi to bs de-
soandedi fraa thu a~i,osssiRNl popular
ton oTf TIM raSi0pn rfntal whence ttsvJ
ooma and t0 have, less, adtaikiarae ot
Other hioodl than any rnose In adj Hpr
roper-I1snyarr Neidl and lfarsh.