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Evening journal., 1911-10-21
WHO WILL Be
STAR THIS YEAR
Baker Has Big Call on Honor
and Can Hardly be Dis
placed
FORMER TRI-STATER
THE BIG NOISE NOW

Who will be the star in the present
world series when it has been fin
ished and either the Athletics. Of Phil
adelphia, or the Giants, of New York,
have copped the highest fame and
honor in baseball for the season OF
1911 J Franklin Baker, a former Tri--
Slater and Known to many fans in
Wilmington, has the first call on the
honor to date. He has earned It with
his bat and Il is hardly possible for
another player to come TO the front IN
the remaining games and rob him 'oi
the honor he has captured with his
mighty bat
19OS-Pitcher Bill Dinneen, Boston
1905--Pitcher Mathewson, New YORK
-Infielders Donahue and Robe
Chicago White Sog
Catcher King. Cubs; Ross
man, Tigers.
190S-Catcher Killing, Cubs.
1909-Babe Adams. Pittsburgh.
1910-Pitcher Coombs, Second Base.
man Collins. Athletics.
Above is the list of heroes brought
into the limelight by the worlds series
Of the last decade. Just now the pub.
lie is beginning to speculate which
players will earn the laurels and draw
inches in the ball of fame in the series
The world series hero business
started in 1903, when Bill Dinneen
then pitching for the Boston Ameri-
cans, beat the Pirates after the latter
team had won three out of fours games
and looked like sure winners.
Two years later there was nothing
10 it but Mathewson, with his three
shutouts of the Athletics.
In 1906 First Baseman "Jiggs'
Donahue. by his great defensive work
saved the White Sox from defeat at the
hands of the Cubs, while George Rohe
only a substitute, and who long since
dropped into the discard. brought vic
tory TO the American Leaguers by mis-
timely batting.
In the two following clashes be-
tween the big league champions there
was little to il outside of the mastery
work OF John King. Of the Cubs, be-
hind the bat, although Claude Ross
man did shine in 1907 for the Tigers,
his fielding and batting being all thas
saved the Detroiters from being totally
outclassed
Babe Adams jumped from obscur-
ity to fame in the series between
Pittsburgh and Detroit in 1909, while
Jack Coombs and Eddie Collins were
easily the stars OF the battle between
the Athletics and the Cubs year ago.
Coombs, by his winning three games
Collins by his upsetting of the Cubs
plan Of battle and brilliant aggressive
work
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
KNIGHTS.
JAUNT FOR IRIsH-AMERICANs.

Members Of the local Irish-AmFrican
Association will go 10 Baltimore to-
morrow IN three special coaches at
tached to the train leaving here at
$40 o'clock. Upon their arrival in
the Maryland city they will have din
ner at the Eutaw House and this will
be followed by calls on the various
societies.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
]. E. SAPP, FORMER
LEVY COURTMAN, DEAD

DOVER, Del, Oct. 21.-James f.
Sapp, for several years a prominent
member of the Levy Court of this
county and we'll known citizen. who
died at the University Hospital,
Philadelphia, on Tuesday, Of, com
plication Of diseases, was buried at
Hollywood cemetery. Harrington. The
deceased was an active Democrat and
farmer, the son OF William Sapp, and
was horn near Harrington in 1851 but
lived for twenty-six years near VIII
low Grove. He is survived by his
wife, Eleanor, and six grown children.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
DIR. REED AT Y. M. G. A.

What gives promise of being the
most interesting religious service held
at the Y. NJ. c. A. building for some
time is that which will be held to-
morrow. The speaker for the occa-
sion will be DR.. George E. Reed,
formerly president of Dickinson Col
lege, who is now supplying Grace
Church pulpit. Tomorrow's meeting
will be held at o'clock and the SER
vices will be interspersed with good
music.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
BAG F0R sETTLEMENT

The Jr. o. u. A. NJ. will present 20
the Peoples Settlement large
American flag on Monday evening.
The Mechanics, headed by the Me-
chanics Fife and Drum Corps and the
Independent Rife Company will pro-
ceed to the Settlement building. They
will be escorted by the Boys Brigade
Of the Settlement
The Settlement already is looking
ahead to a mortgage burning. as the
mortgage on the property now is
only $4,000.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
GRANGFRS, SUPPER TONIGHT.

Delaware Grange will hold con-
undrum supper this evening in the
Red Mems Hall. It promises to be
one Of the most successful of the
Oranges social events. Ice cream,
cake and candy will be sold after the
supper. There will be two or three
side shows to entertain the people
while not eating.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21

Miss Anna Wier-Ralph Work spent
Wednesday in Philadelphia-Misses
Vera and Alice Cooper spent Wednes-
day in Philadelphia-Mr and Mrs. J.
Harley Strahorn have returned from
spending a few days with relatives at
Calvert, Md.-Mr. and Mrs. B. Young
spent the day recently in Philadel-
Dhia.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
KIRK LAYS
$50 PINS LOW

The Hermits last night gained 251
pins and increased their lead over the
Knights in the Eagle bowling tourney
on the Peirce alleys last night. Kirk
was high man with a score Of $50,
making one 200 and a 1888 score. The
summary.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
RAIN HALTS
IMPERIAL GAME

Because Of rain the Imperial-Cam-
den football game scheduled here for
today, was called off this morning.
Camden will come later in the season.
Riverton. N. J., will be here on next
Saturday for game with Imperial.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
IMPORTANT FOOTBALL
GAMES TODAY

Yale VS.. West Point.
Harvard vs.. Amherst
Princeton VS.. Annapolis.
Pennsylvania VS.. Brown
Cornell VS.. w. & ].
Nebraska VS.. Minnesota.
Carlisle VS.. Pittsburg.
Chicago VS.. Illinois.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State.
Vanderbilt VS.. Central Kentucky, at
Nashville
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
THE HUMOROUS SIDE OF LIFE
The ConHasrs-
tion.

<sWhat Is the
way 10 set about
IT. TO burn mon
ey7"
''The first thing
necessary is the
money"
"Yes.
"And then the
match"
"Yes."
"That is all,
only It is conven.
tent and comfort
ing to send a hur-
~ up call for the
ambulance jus I
before starting"
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
ST. HEDWIG JRs. AFTER GAMES.

The St. Hedwig Jrs. football team
would like to hear from any so to
S5-pound team in the city, Parkside,
Fairview, Belmont and Delmar pre-
ferred. Send communications to
Frank Cookey. No. 426 South Jackson
street
Evening journal., 1911-10-21

MORE BERRIES At NEWPORT.
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWPORT. Del, Oct 21.-James
II. Galloway has picked the second
crop of raspberries off his place this
season.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
HERE'S YOrR CHANCE BOYS.

The Elsmere football team would
like to know why Merwick has not
answered their challenge. Elsmere
also wants Captain Winthrop. of
Parkside, to give them another game.
DUPONT Academy also is invited for a
game
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
LOCAL FRIENDS
LOSE A GAME

Friends Central School defeated
the Wilmington Friends School elev-
en-. Of Philadelphia, IA to 0, at Penn
sylvania r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. field yes
terday afternoon The game was
played on a wet and slippery grid
iron
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
General SpOrts.

Fall racing. Horse Show Park
(Postponed).
Shooting, DUPONT Gun Club.
Shooting, Wilmington Gun Club.
Shooting, Eastlake Gun Club.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
ST. MARY'S WANTS GAMES.

ST. Mary's Academy wishes games
with any 119 pound team in or out
of the city. Send challenges to T. A.
Murtha, No. 725 Pine sti eet
Evening journal., 1911-10-21

Thers's an inexpensive, quick ac-
tion way TO turn unproductive prop
erty into money or find desirable
tenants for it-advertise in the
Wants.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
TO.DAY's SPORTS.
Football.

Football.
Imperial VS.. Camden, Front and
Union. Declared OFF,
Delaware VS.. Washington, at New
ark
Imperial Seconds VS.. Elkton. at
Elkton.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
RACES ARE POSTPONED.

The Turf Club races announced for
today have been postponed until next
Saturday because of rain.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
Soccer.

Robin Hood VS.. Windsor, Philadel-
phia.
Irish-American VS.. Literary, Horse
Show Park
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
Some Rssponsi-

Some Response
bility.
"Just himself
andhis wife alone.
isn't itT
"No. they have
a cat. a canary
two dogs and g
cow"
Il didn't sup
pose he was al
much OF a family
man as that"
Evening journal., 1911-10-21

Pittsburg stogies to suit your taste.
Selak and Hoffman, Alb Market ST.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21

Call upon the Wants 10 make 1t pos
sible for you TO earn extra money
Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
ORGANIzING A TEAM.

Manager Mclaughlin is organizing
10 pound football team. Only fast
and speedy players need apply at ]
Kinks store, northwest corner Fifth
and Pine street, Monday evening. Oc-
tober %. between $50 and 7.30 o'clock
The Wants cost but a minimum
Adv.
Evening journal., 1911-10-21
Knew ID Was
Useless.

Useless.
Il don't take
much stock in
these holdups. 1
have been out at
all hours Of the
night and no one
ever held me up"
"Some holdup
men must be
mind readers"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-11

genoe 9oder tpuroe 5uiammen nit
letnen ible6ten @elpi6ten 1tno iei-
lem perfali6ten Mebl in eillen &orb
geton, Ser &orb muroe an elmer lar,
gen Stange befeitigt uno mebrmols
IN einen idlammigen Sei6 gctouft,
cine Operation, Die mol regelmdRig
nit Dem Sooe oes 8etreffenoen Ell.
oete. Seoenfaas gebt ots feinent
Der 8eridte berpor, oaB irgero ell
goter ein 5ipeites Wal beItroft
muroe.
@ar man i'm 3meifel, iper BEL ser
Sali6une Der eigentlid S6uloige
Jet, 10 ipuroe mol au6 Die gauge So
Mile NIT @inidl1lB Der g(ngeitelltel
oteiem fur6tboren ltntertauden I'M.
%tertpprfen.
SIN Sabre 1852 puroe 81 8iebe.
rid am Gbein Elm @einbdl1oler, ser
Der Sali6nne peroddtis ipor, &C.
5lplAagen, 6 0lort ieines eigellen
@eines 81 trinfet1, uto uls CT ba-
raufbit itarb, pllroe 0on1it oie SIT,
ldung als ermieielt era6tet. Do er
ober Die aepoltige Wenge III melli
gen Winllten binuntereieben mulBtc,
10 tpiirbe Der r~eilllte @eii, mol oie,
lelbe @irfung bernorecbra6t bobel;.
Nobrungsmittelfdlidung galt iiber,
oI inn Wittelolter ols ems Ser
iflperften gerbred)en idlilnmer ols
Hanb ntlo Woro. Sic warb init
@eritiimrnelung 6eitraft uno I'M
8ieoerbolnngsfalle nit Dem Eooc.
9od meiit NOR idon oie erfte &c,
itraflng 10 idredli6, ooB Ser Goo
eintrat
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L.okales.


Das @roB-Sinan5fomite Ser
Sermalnsiobne, beitebeno aus Ben
Serren Geo. @aeuiele aus Suffers
bile, S. 81. Seigele aus Seguin uno
q. V. %&ellersberger aug Sort
Bortb, balt augenblidlid eine 6ib-
uns bier a6. Mu6 @roB=S 6abmei-
ifer Gus. Seilig lit CUR 3eit bier
aniDeienb uno ebenio gice-@ reB= @rG-
fioent 9artbouien.
Ser @ert oes iteuerbaren 81.
gentums in unierm County betr1et
nod ben 2iiten unieres Miieiiors
$97, 0S8,5 91, eine 3unabme gegell
0as lebte Sabr bon $t4, 1853, 755.
Die Steuerliiten befinoeu iib iebt III
ben Sanoen oes Steuerfoaeftors
uno Die gigentumsiteucrn ioipol als
Die uBon Sares" fonnen iebt be5ablt
meroen.
auf 8eranlaiiune Maoero's lit
Gamilo @rriaea gum @eneralfoniul
in unierer Staot ernannt moroen.
Mrringo iii elm enti9ieoener @egner
beg General gfepes.
@au : Snipeftor Nelntanll
bat fein 4mt ebenfaIs nieoergelegt.
Sarnler aus aipolf Counties
baben bier cine 9iitrift : Sarmer-
Union gegriinoet unb bei6loiien,
bier cine 8erfaufsagentur fin sSarm
prooufte al etablieren.
Der groseB gegen Sacob goG5
lit Bis gum 25. Sftober aufgeido-
BEN uoroen. giner Der Sauptoellger
Der Staatsanmaltihaft, g. S.
GInugb, fonnte nidt eefltnoen per-
ben.
Die biefigen Stalo-@ merifaner
iperoen am 9onneritag oas &olrnn-
bms-Seit onrb einen eroBen Set
aug un6 anoere Seierlibfeiten be-
geben.
- Morgen treter Serr urtb Sralt
grbaro @untber cine @eiie tint
bic @elt an. sic reiien bon bier
nod Netp yorf, 6ann iiber Maoeiro
nod benz MitteImeer uno ourh Der
Sue5 : 9anaI mad ben oit-afiatiidelt
@emdiiern, beiuden 8ombap, gal-
QUITO, Chino, Sapan, Die 8bilippi.
men uno febren bon BORT iiber Satl
Grancisco nod &auie 5urif. Die
Neiie~ lift auf A Monate bere6net.
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@irb sic 8clt better?

gieles benefit Den Sortidritt
Sauienoe belfen ibren Mitmenl6er,
Dies lift eiu 8eipeis. Inter oieIell III
Mrs. 90. %. @oulo BON @ittsficlA.
90. $. Sic ielbit fano @elunobeit
ourb Ginnebmen bon Electric Sit
ters" uno ratet nun anoeren Sci.
oelloen ii6eran oas Mittel gu neb,
men. uSeit Sabren lit i6 an Mo.
gell- uno Nierenfranfbeit" i1reibi
iic. PLIES i6lug febl, big i6 ngIce.
trio 9itters" nobm, Der mir number.
bar BALI" St bilft ieoer Srau. gr III
Der bette Cont uno oas bette 2ebcr.
mo Nieren-Mittel. 8eriu6t i'm, SIR
meroet es ieben. SOC in oden @pot1c.
fern.
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Kaftor'$ TrlB.
&oman BON S6eobor BON
3obeitis.
(S%ortieenllg.)

%af
Sn Der fait ii6eren @orousiet-
ung, wieoer nit allerbano Musfhid.
ten empfangen gu tperoen, maGte
er iid am ~folsenoen Gage auf oen
lWeg na6 Der Merferiden Sbeater.
Ngentur Die iid III ser Souptlade
init 8ermittlungen auf Dem @ebiere
Der Sper befaBte. Sris par oaber
ilbt nenig eritaunt ullo erfrcllt,
ols Der fleine Werfel ibm nit iiB
ladelnoer Miene ertgeeenfom, i'm
licbeusmiiroig begriibte nno unter
einem S6maa bon idonen gbroien
ellten Gontraft init ser Direftion
Der Grou'iden Sonmler=Spe iibcr.
reidte, Die Sris i'm SUM All eincm
oreinlalisen 9uftreten oaiclb1t per-
pfli6tete. Natiirlib iuar audi oie.
ier aontraft nit man6erlei pcr-
ltedtell SnBongeln perieben, ober
Sris fannte oerartige @ertrGge BE-
reits, = CT ipoute borI1ufig nidts
andres ols ein Brobegaltipiel, liln
lid Der &ritif uno Dem Bublifum
noriteaen 81 fonnen. Sb er 6afiir
Sonorar erbielt ooer ni6t NOR
ibm Dor Der Sano ebenio gleiAgil.
tig, iuie Die per5ipidte gerflolll,.
lierung i'm 9ontruft, III iuelder BON
Der Woglidfeit zines feIten engage.
ments fir Die Commemorate ae-
ipro6en nuroe, .faas er reiiliiere."
ga Der feline MerfeI inn gelaat
batte, 9ireftor glgers, Ser gegelt-
martige Better Ser GroIifen
Sper, niinide i'm gu ieben,
10 ieste er iif iofort in cine Droid,.
fe uno fubr IN Die @obnung 6es
nm ieiner abionoerIidfeiten lpiaell
in alien Sbeaterfreilen befannten
Wannes. glgers, elm molbeIeibter
Suoe nit freunolidem @eIidt, &c.
farbtem S6nurr- uno @adcnbart
uno manufacturer 6timme mar all
Sauie uno fam Sris nit oemleIben
8alauer %entgegen, nit Dem er
ieoen Sremoen 81 begriiBen pfleg-
te, = Dos 9alauern mar cine be-
ion0ere 2eioenibaft BON ibnt. Sris
anttportete in 1bnlider @eile nit
einem gleid idlehten @ise, iino
oas eefiel Dem @errn Direftor TO
altBeroroentli6, Dob er cine Nla-
i6e @eih fomnlen IieB uno nit lei-
mem nfunftigen MitgIieoe" anItieb.
Ser Weooc @argour geborte oller-
oings audi gu Der &laiie Der
Sremoenmeine", a6er Sris idIudte
i'm TOPPER berunter uno iuor bin.
terber iogar i'm Stanoe, alf @riit-
den BON glgers audi nod ellle
Mrie aus u9lioa" nrlo ein 2ieb aus
Dem o@affenidmieo~ am 5liigel 5u
Iiingen gu melder 9roouftion Der
9ireftor feline oide @emablin un0
elm mageres 3odterden BON iehs
aebn Sabren nit einem itllgemein
frbn profilierten @eii6t in ben Gu
Ion notlgte. Nue oret taten lehr
ent5iidt, nadoem Grib geenoet bot
tie, nno Serr Soiua @lgers 6ebaup.
tete iogor, oie Stimme Sribens er-
innere ibn lebbaft an Sidatideff; cs
liege 10 etipns b'rin.. 6rib per-
6euste ii6 ielbitberitdnoli6 BON
feno, obtpol. er gang genalt muBtc,
Dob Der 9ireftor nibt piel bon
Mniif bertrand uno iid le6iglib
asf feline agenten perlieB, er britt
te aud Der Srou Direftor untert1,
ni9it einen Sub ouf ben gliserr.
ben griaontring ibrer re6ten Sano
uno lddelte oas magere 8o6ter-
den BET Der @erobidieoung nit Ser
binolihfeit on, aber ols er 0as
elgers'i6e Sans binter ii6 batte,
90 atmete ct out mie BON et-
mem Ilporude befreit. Gs par gar
5u idper, gum 3iele gu fommenl-
Man itano i'm april, u1io i'm
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1tnteritiibt sic 5treifer.

3utpeiIen seben 2eber, @ieren uno
@ingelueioe an ben Streit uno per-
meigern gu funftionieren. 9ann
broudt SIR Die argenebmer flei.
men Streifbreder = Or. Sings
Meue 2ebenspiGen = oen Sreancl.
natiirli6e Silfe gu briugell lr1o iie
5u geboriger 1dtigfeit oll aluinaeu.
Cute @eiunobeit folgt balo na6. Ser.
iu6t lie. 25c In anen Mpotbefern.
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Mmslam6.

Cine Depeide aus Berlin mel
BEL, Stolien iei bereit, Ser Eiirfei
atu6If WiI1ionen Dollars @nti61oi-
gltlg gu 5ablen. gs iei aber frog
lid, Oh es einmidigen perbe, oab
bic Eiirfei Die SuSer6nitdt iiber
Eripolis bebalte.
StaIien ienoet 10000 Manl1
mad 9ripolis. Our ueberfabrt tper.
ben ieds5ig 9ransportoampfer ge-
broildt.
Nus Eripolis miro gemeloet,
oab 5000 Mann tiirfiide Truppen
einen angriff allf bic Staliener ge-
ma6t bGtten, aber auriidgeiblaeeu
feien.
gs miro offi5ien in Berlin an.
gefiinoigt, oaB Der erite Cell oes
Woroffo Mbbfommens obgelhloiieu
1T.
- Die III Torreon perbafteten
Mepiitns iino mieoer in Jreibeii
geiest tuoroen.
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Ser Maailtrot bon 6onltop!

Ser Maaiitrat bon Sanltoper
bepili9te cine gbreneabe fir oic III
aoln lebenoe 91idbrige @ilbelmire
|8uff, cine Nidte Ser CHARLOTTE
&eltner (@ertbers 2otte) ltno sic
lebte ibres Namelrs, Die Dem Mo-
giitrat fir oas aeitner . Milieunl
cine Mnaabl M%noenfen i~iberpieleu
bat aus Dem 9eiibe ibrer Carte
Charlotte Buff Die oieie bon Soc,
the gum 8eidenf erbalten bate, ols
iie nod i'm Sauie hires @nters in
@etlnr lebte. Il. a. befiu6et Ii6 I'M,
ter Den @egenitdnoen bas So66eits-
geI6enf 8oetbe's an Charlotte 9nif.
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Sbressleideu egiitiert midt.

Niemano bat ie cine Solbe ODER
eiil 9flaiter bergelteat, bas fid nit
u9udlen's 4rnica Salbe" pergleihell
fonnte. sic lit Der bette Seller bon
8unoen Siibneraugen, Shiirfun-
gen, @eihmiiren, @usihlag etc. Sir
ent5iaoete @ugen, aufseiprungene
Sonoe ooer @errenfungcn lit lie
nnuerglei6li6, ebenio fir Sd.
morrboioen. 8eriudt iie. gur 25c
in allen 4potbefern.
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Sn Gan Marcos lit Elm gemii.
fer S.. Sarimillo megen lebertre-
hing Der 2ocal Option : @eiese gu
flint Sabren- 3udtbnus perurteilt
iporoen.
Samitog niro in Neu|8raltn.
felS Elm 4arnepaI gefeiert.
Gonntag nn6 Montag fano in
@ulberoe oas Hreisi1ieBen oss
Eeraniiden Shiibenbun6es itott.
SSm aIter bon 60 Sabren ltarf
IN Neu-9raunfeIs 2ouis Ghmertfe-
ger.
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9eiratsIHctne. = Webmrtta.
besfGae.
.4eirof8fh eime.

4eiraf8fheine.
Sranf S. Deus uno &atbarille
@, Seid.
Sranf @riscoe uno 3aooie 8in-
ger.
George @. Sumbert uno eusenie
Mnier.
%. Garcia uno Srau ausuita
@einert.
9aul Sreo. Berg nno Matbiloa
9urn.
BauI @orpabl uno grifa 2en5e.
&ugb Rum uno Minnie q.
Gortb.
gmiI Moie uilo Clara Gieder.
emil Sbiele mo Neuie StiebIe.
Sobn S. aearns uno gliiabet6
Slider.
Gebmrten.
s.. 6. 9erned uno Srait, Elm
Qnobe;; 8. S. Slider nno Srou, Elm
astnbe; Gilbert Sborn uno Srali, Elm
Maoden; @m. SGg uno Srau,
Elm Ma0hen.
EooesfaIIe.
5rau Mnna @eina 81 Sabre alt,
2ouis 6uiiel, 2 Wonate; Mnton So
iepb Seffel, SO Sabre.
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Maem Mnideine nod bobeIl
bic 8iirger bon Californian Ole
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES suriifgetuie-
fen, aber Snitiatiue uno @eferenorml
nngenommen.
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pr. SielNine

1T bon ieinen 5erien 8uriif uno
leitef ieBt mieoer ielbIt feline
Brnris. gierter Stodmerf, Sids
@eb6lioe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-11

gie 6reunoifaft Die boz.
Der 2nge lebt, ftirbt on ser eriter
@abrbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-11

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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-19
Probate Order.

State Of Michigan, the Probate Court for the
County OF Shiawassee
At a session of the Probate Court for the
County of Shiawassee. held at the Probate
once In the City OF Corunna, on the 25th day OF
April In the year one thousand nine hun
dred and eleven.
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF William j.
Watson deceased.
The adm nistrator of said estate having
rendered a final account TO this Court
1t Is ordered that the 22d day of May next
at ten O'Clock In the forenoon at said Probate
ONCE. be appointed for examining and allow
ing said account.
And II is further ordered that a copy OF this
order be published three successive weeks
previous to said day OF hearing, in the Owosso
Times q newspaper printed and circulating In
said County OF Shiawassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge OF Probate.
BY FLORENCE LINDSEY
Probate Register.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-19

able distance OF the farm BUILDINGS.
II possible; in general deep, rich
loan soil is desirable, and liberal SIN.
plies of barnyard manure will ALWAYS
produce a marked response in the
crop.
In harvesting turnips and rutabagas
they can be topped with a sharp hoe
while still in the ground, and the ro1ts
tipped out of the ground with pillow.
In harvesting the short, thick-bodjed
mangold, such as Golden Tankard. we
uproot them by dragging an inverted
narrow both ways across the piece.
and the tops are twisted off by hand
when picked up for loading. The ex.
tremely long varieties cannot be ha-.
vested in this way without more or
less Of them being broken; they arc
much heavier yielders than the short.
thick-shape1 kinds. but are not as go d
keepers or feeders.
For stock purposes We tn y, \ T.
rots and sugar bees with the hoe, and
in the absence of a beet IL or. resove
them with pillow by GU ting so. close
to the row as to leave one side of The
roots exposed. The carrot is disic"l
to raise, requiring so much tedious
hand labor. We grow but few rows
of these for horse feet.
The secret of success in storing
roots consists in keeping them In the
lowest possible temperature without
freezing. rth
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-19
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter OF the estate Of John Rey
nolds, deceased.
We, the undersigned having been appointed
by the Hon. Matthew Bush, Judge OF Probate
In and for the County OF Shiawassee, State of
Michigan Commissioners TO receive, examine
sons against said estate do hereby give notice
that we will meet at the store of George Bar
rett. In the village OF Vernon, in said County.
on Monday the Goth day of June, A. d. 1911, and
on Monday, the 2sth dav of August, A. ID. 1911 al
ten o'clock In the forenoon of each of said days,
for the purpose OF receiving and adjusting all
claims against said estate, and that four
months from the Goth day of April, A. d.
1911 are allowed to creditors to present their
claims to said Commissioners for adjustment
and allowance
Dated the 25th day Of April, A. d. 1911.
FRED KEYES,
F. Is. TILDEN.
CECIL II. MCLAUGHLIN,
Commissioners
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1911-05-19
Probate Order.
State OF Michigan. the Probate Court for the
County of ShiawaSsee,

State of Michigan. the Probate Court for the
County Of Shiawassee,
At a session Of the Probate Court for the
County OF Shiawassee, held at the Probate
ONCE In the City Of Corupna, on the goth dav of
April In the year one thousand nine hun
dred and eleven.
Present. Matthew Bush, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate OF Olan d.
Hoag, deceased.
The Administrative of said estate having
rendered final account to this Court.
1t is ordered that the 23d day of Nav
next, at ten O'Clock In the forenoon, at said
Probate ONCE. be appointed for examining
and allowing said account.
Ana IL is further ordered that copy of this
order be published three successive weeks
previous TO said day OF hearing, in the Owosso
Times newspaper printed and circulating in
said County Of Shiavassee.
MATTHEW BUSH,
Judge OF Probate.
BY FLORENCE LINDSEY,
Probate Register