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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
suerte de pasatiempos Y distracciOlres
DEPENDENCIES Y DETALLES.

OEPENDEN ClAS Z. DETALLES
C0nsta La Casa de salas de conversa-
ci0n. de Fectura biblioteca salon de
actos y de festas, direction. ofcinas. y
demas dei5eIjelac. stcundarias.
Adsln3s de tCdos los datos neceSdrio>
que Ell estabIecimiento de La Ofcina de
Relaciones ComerciaIes requiere. soArq
production finanZaS intercambiO (ca-
talOgOS cO1nparatiyOS, nOtas de fetes
Itransportes ferroviarios, d9rechos con
sulares, etc), La direction de la Sec
cl0n de Estudios America anistaS prepa-
ra urnOs cuadros sin0pticoS eSpeciaies
para los emlgrantes, en- que iran resu-
mld0S tOdOs los recursos de cada pals
lamericanO, desde eel punto de vista de-
cOlono tipOs de jornaIes salaries. cos
| te de la eXistencia, titles necesarios
condolences de cli1na, hygiene que daht
| obserVarse, etc, completado todo ellC
con tipOS de los efectUs. vestidOS. liti
les, etc, en- uso en- cada region y en- e
salon de actos de La Casa sc instalarf
una llnterna cinematografica, con IL
lue Sc celebraran peri0dicamente sesio
pes de vision y perspectiva americanas
Q Sc festeJara a los americanos distin
guidos con pel1culas y vistas de Espa
ia.
| DE esta suerte queda erigido en- rea
lidad en- proyecto de la casa de Anne
rlca, que, por una coincidencia q to
| das mces feliz, esbozaba en- ell Meycu
RIO ell Sr. Rafael Vehils formulaha. a
propio tempo, ell Sr. Vinas Muxi. en- no
viembre de 1909 En- su recinto podrar
adunarse facilmente todos les que 81
| preocupen de afanzar los nexos oo-
America Y f1en de este ideal, bien scar
espanoles, (bien nacidos en- ell propio con
tinente colombino Y comprendiendt
en- st conjunto las los vastas seceienes
referldas, podran. los que el lleguen
evocar sus recuerdos 8 reanimar dormi
das simpatlas, con la determination dc
un trato social, correcto Y suggestive. I
| promover nnevas vinculaciones Dor e.
| coi1er'io material Intellectual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03

Nuestro compalero ha recibido mil
tiples parabienes de damas gentilisimas
y de eminentes companeros. Y a todoS
guarda una profunda gratitud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Jose R. Colon

Aver tom6 possession del cargo de con-
tador municipal de Arecibo, ell senior
Jose R. Colon, persona que esta muy
bien relacionada en- aquella ciudad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Don Sch: stan Bonet

En el vapor espa1cI que sale el cua-
tro del corriente de este puerto, pmbar-
san hacia Espana, el senior Sebastian
Bonet y su distinguida senora, de Are
cibo. Les deseamos un buen viaje,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03

Nuestro buen colega Herald0 Espa00l,
refiriendose al asuntO, publca aver este
laudatorio suelto.
Ell Sr. PEREZ LOSADA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Fe|i(itaciiones va|ioSas

Nuestro companero Perez Losada re
cibi6 aver tarde ell siguiente despachc
telegrafco:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03
Il Dr.. c. Nuioy DIay

Participa a su numerosa clientela cue
hJa las horas de l a 3. de la tarde, para
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del No.
81 de la calle de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido su despacho professional.
Tel6fonos No. 1926 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-03

44l Il de alb il publicaba la Gaceto
de Madrid la siguiente Real orden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
RAIN KILLS HOPE OF GAME TODAY
FhnAdsiphls Grounds Drenehed; world.
series I.iksiy VIII Be Post
poned Another Day.

PHILADELPHIA. Ia. oct 9z-Rain.
Nhi"h began falling here again shortly
before o'clock tonight efrscfuaI 8
killed AL hope that the grounds a. Fribe
pars would DO % condition Tomorrow
for the playlnE o. tie much poet poned
fourth Fane % the worlds Championship
base ball series between the Athlete
and a." New Nork Gtants Nature has
done little 20 dry up the fled s.inco yes
terdhy's postporement
The drilling rain. which fell all night.
flnAlly ceased about . O'Clock this morn
ing Threatening clouds. however. con-
unued 20 hang over the city. and Tie
sun only rnanaged 20 break through Tor
BRIEF Intervals during the entire dnv
Although ground Keeper schroed~r and
hin 49, istAnts are doing everything 81
their power 20 Improve the condition. a
the fsld. u ie practically certain that
ther. Viii he no game before Tuesday.
The players 90 the Sew YORK team.
" h" went tp New Nork. on Saturday az
tsrno~r. returned 90 their hotel in this
city tonight Late tonight rain con
tinued 20 fan and a game Al Shihe PARK
20 morrow o. practically out % the ques-
ton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
SWIMMING MEET
AT Y. NJ. G. A.
ELABORATE SCHEDULE ron wEpl
NEsDAY EvEHTNo.
Prof A. Il. Marriott Has Class OF Fast
water Swimmers who
WI Enter.

With a field ~ 80 contestant entered
ir he ~ events. the swimming tourney
which viii te held a. the Y NJ e. A.
pool Wednesday evening. under the
direction % Prof a b. NJ rrfott. prom
i-es 90 be one Of the uost exciting
swimming mstrhse ever he'd m this se,-
ton The races Will start promptly At
: 10 and Sili he open o. both male ans
female sWlmmrrf. Soatr have been pro-
vided around the tank for the spectators
The program will open with q 20 yard
dash for juniors. a 20 yard dash for
Fno.prF and q g yard dash Tor iutreme-
dates fancy DIVING contrets Will then
be held. followed by an under water
swimming conteFt. The candle race will
then be stared. each swimmer starting
TO- a given point with lighted candle
IN one hand. Zach time no putt tho
blaze out ne must return % the starting
point and have 80 reiiFnted or drop out
- the race a a. yard special event for
juniors viii then he pulled Off Boys
who have heen taught 90 swim durirr
The paFt three months' will then enter a
special race FIFTY yard dashss for in-
termediate ard seniors viii then 30 held
followed by fancy diving 81 yard
swim. sarh contcrtarf being on their
hack. viii follow. after which Fwfrrrfrr
sI1 show ths various exhibition stroke
The program viii close VIII leo yarI
dafh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
oCTcLASsED MILL tow TEAM
EaoH srAZF.
E~svy ootnE YrSvrna-d xzeh Iarxsr
soors-oervsy. old -oossal Star,
-Cornea EaeE.~

outclssSing their orpcnenuE IN every
sNaEN of tie game. tie sask stats A. q.
team yesterGay dsfeattd - aWood ~ a
Eoor- 20 ~ 70 e~on a Geid which was =
which had = ssRdaney To prevent me To-
cal players rolling ~ q much larger
score. Tho ecure wasn't due 20 nay In
otvidual .lAying. IL was the result %
snsPpy. oo9ceatrated attack made BY
player deiaT Just Taat n. could and
what vas expected 81 him
Long END runs by me stats backs
carried TIE ball tor gains Of from 40 70
80 yards. and tie .ntsrfersnoo could nc.
D. broken ~ ~ Benwccd's ends. Cham
bers' long end runs were a feature % the
Eanle. as Wss tEC Cousigtcut PLAYING Of
ilapsr. tho Eckcrsoll 90 west virginia
Luke GarvSy who hve or six years $50
vas one q the best quarter backs N the
ohio Valley. donod = Uniform and pla ycd
a fast game for the NIT Town team.
but being cut o. tho Eamo for 20 long
told or inc once great runner
stats ia NO. score until tho Second
quarter. when they showed The tall over
lat quarter Runs ~ Chamber placed
the bail or Ben woods hvo yard line.
when Rogers took 70 over CaanhorB
and Eapsrs runs Of 50 and 90 yarfs
soon brought tho hall 20 near BcnWood's
goal q few minutes later ana then Laid
took ~ over Chambers kicked both
goals
In the nnai quarter. when Bsnwood
wa firing from the heavy going car
pentor broke through The line for the
goal The playing % all players Of the
Stats was brilliant On usxt Saturday
they viii play Bethany College AZ Hsth-
any. and - return game viii be played
here. coach Frazier deTires ell players
20 report Tor practice tAis week The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
STATS DEFEAT BENWOOD
ON FIELD A SEA OF MUD

10000 copies o. Baptist periodicals
were printed last year
The work o. the society. according
10 Rev. Neil, In largely homo mission.
any. reaching remote portioas or go
country who're the Eoxpcl has never
Penetrated. Daring his Eve years ~
charge OF the chapel car. EvurECl. DO
worked largely Ia the west. ostaIl .sh.
IND many churches and seldom -rnv-
ing q point until q church had been
founded.
The car. Evangel. which Is Tho
largest OF tho six supported BY the
society. Is so feet In leag-h and 10
described as the largest car On wheels.
IL In equipped AZ n complete chapel.
seating about rs, with organ. pulpit
and everything which should DO found
In n chapel Reside this there is a
living compartment FOR tho aocommo-
dation OK the minister and his wife In
charge. who make the car their home
Mr.. Nell also told OF the brave work
OF tho corps OF men known as col
poftera. One day they travelled from
place TO place on foot distributing the
literature OF the society. Later they
we're equipped with horses and
wagons and now the society has even
come 20 use the bicycle for the more
efficient distribution OF litsrature.
One hundred and thirty-gir men are
now engaged IN the work as col
porters TIE outnts OF the majority
are memorials which have been given
by persons desiring TO erect mona
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
LARGE VIEW OF
WORK GIVEN
REV. SAMUEL c. NEIL m wHTRL
WIND TOUR OF STATE.
Baptist Horne Missionary Work De-
serined ~ Three Meetings In
First Baptist churrh.

Wheeling HaUtfsts havr n farzcr
view ~ the wonderful work o. the
International Baptist Bible PubHca-
zion suciety. al Tho result o. three
lecfrrrs delivered b. ne Rev Samuel
q. Neu. district se~r-tary OF tho 40
cisfr. a. the Fi-Ff Baptist church a.
lWeiith and Byron streets YESTERDAY.
The lecfurrf uere par % ten days
uh.rIF.ud tuur ~ WeEf Eirr. Ma be-
irE made bl Rev. Nc'l ard his vie.
accompanied BY tho Rev A. E
Withsrs. rrc-rfHry ~ baptist bible
school u0rk .n wee virginia. and Mr
william a Holmes. OF the Baptist
school wurk in ONO.
~ re nom nE service yrstcrIa~.
Rev. N~l delivered AZ address. larrr-
" iu TIE form or q scrm0n. telling
rur1ethiur o. cIc wort Of the pnrtist
P1hIcalon zoc'efy ln ne horne
missionary fcif. A. 1-10 IN rrs
afternoon q workers. corfersure uaa
held nndrr me direction Of Nr.
Wifhers. when frs-r1cfior ras girrn
POI ne local people in uefnnds %
rracfIru those ci1sses which have
proven f.rici.t FOR ne church urfrr
the Old mefhcds
TIE most important -1csrIuE O. Ne
,lres us hat laEt nixtf. uhtrh took
che FORM of q rterropriocr tscfurr.
o. rstrEriuE ne wcrt % ne Hsptfrt
chsrsi cars aud tro c1.1rrr worc
Or h,s peculiarly hagpy uav. Rer.
Vel told ~ the uUrx vhfch hss been
accomplished bT thc raprfat R. p 90
c.ety and o. its growth from q ffr7
room used Tor printing sro1 rrt1
O. nov occupies a1 O. t1e rr-rrrt
building IN The world devoted ere,u-
e're.T r0 the rrh cation % feuo-- "a
tonlI literature An idea % % vas-
amount ~ printed material termed ont
from thIs estabiishmsuf nay BE-
raIucd from The fact that 1-0 r00
Blhies are printed here Annually ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

r1r1t 70 souio DEAD relative. which
shaH prove On aid as well az a mem
cal
Throughout his address, fiov. Nell
laid emphasis upon tie need az rcech-
ing tho chudrFn az AT tines. tie
Ehuv ed numerous pictures. niUEtrat-
INK thb work aIsoug the Children and
u-Epr that tbo method q! taking the
cGld carI fanny Ia hind fr1m earliest
Infancy. GE Is done ia the Catholic
church. sad oducSsirE him Tor the
-rrVicc 81 God - followed by Protcs-
tsEt &c nomluatioas- Tho Sunday
school he ds-ignltsc rs the most I'm
prr.aut part az the entire church
A. the oponinE and tho closing Of
the evening sCTyloga Mr. Nell. who
accompanies her husband IN all his
vUrK sang solos IN = vCry Impressive
EIaEnor. aHylns n full. sweet soprano
voice.
The mCst- in this city yesterday
viii - foilov. ~ rert-.es NJ Wells
burg GoadEy .rglosVlIie. TOSsday:
SistCr5viiio. Wca- i1y: 81 EsEJa.
THURSDAY: Will 1v-n- FricaJ:
P.rkcrsburg. SatuTdlJ SpOsccr. Sss-
day. and ~ West Union "a the foIlo~-
inE Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
FOOTBALL GAMES
soidisrs-wsse virginia
Again wins

VITA mud fetloek deep the SATURDAY.
foot ball games were on heavy Eonl .
ana Tor this reason the scores were
small The surprise % TIE day Va.
Naie's defeat 40 NE hands 90 West
Point West Nirginis won a close one
from Wostm. nster. - the score ~ O.
q. Othsr games
At Cambridge Amherst. %. Harvard.
a.
~ West Poirt--Yaie. 20. Army. q
A. Annapolis -Navy o. Princeton. o.
AZ IhiladeIptis Brown. %. f- % r.. O.
~ ithaca-N aaninEton a Jefferson. o.
cornell g.
AZ Hanover Williams. o.. Dartmouth.
40 I1ttsburE-- Indians. IS. PIttsburr. o
~ SyraclFs Lafayette. DO. Syracuse.
At south Hc,hl.nem-Usirnus. o. L.
hlEl. g
A. MorEHntown -wcstmlnster. O..
West virginia.
Al Marietta -HuokHanncn. p. Mari
eta. g.
A. Ann Arbor Michigan. 70: ohio
state
A. minneapolis Nebrasks. O.. MinN
sofa. o.
AZ rsrrr Haute- EarIham. .. Rose
ruIv. Cd.
A. Marshal Flerl-chicaro. q, m-
nois r.
A. 81 Louis uepaa. ~ Louis. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
NEW OFFICERS
To Preside at Medical Society Meet.
ing To-nipht-Soeial Session
Viii "a AsIa

A. the regular meeting OF the Ohio
County Medical Society In the assem-
bly, room 81 the Wheeling Board OF
Trade this evening. DR. \. l.. Jepson.
presidenteleci. viii preside and de-
liver his inaugural address. The
other new officers 90 be installed are
DR.. $. L. s. Spragg. vice president:
Dr. ?. I Gmss. secretary. and Dr. X.
NJ. Baird. treasurer
DR. Jepson has already served as
president of the local society. L. an
81 president OF the West Virginia
state Medical Association. and IL at
present editor OF the state Medical
Journal Al the conclusion Of his
address. the president will announce
his committee appointments. and a
social session Will Do held. with Zieg
enfelccr a. the caterer IN his own
best style II 10 likely that a large
number OK physicians viii be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
M MECHEN

About thirty 90 tho younger genera
ion turned CUT a. tie meeting held IN
me McAicch ben hail FOR tho purpose OF
urEAnizinE - company Of TIE Boys Isrl-
fuf". lu this ClfB. Gfficrrs we're sis,rt-
81 az follows j. ~ IInebcrger. prasi-
dent. " T. Goodwin. secretary and
treasurer, chaplain. Rev y. ID Falfar. .
cril master. ". a.. f.lrrs. captain. Ches-
Ter SIfsidr A meeting will re held neat
lnCay afternoon Tor tac purpu~s Of -
listing the names Of TIE boys who wish
Goo JOIN and cou4leti-E toe final orl-auf-
zntlou % the r8rrrarv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

The new 81 elected directors % the Nc
Nrchcu Hoard Of Trade Wlll hold meet
ing ~ The CITY building ms evening and
vii name the com ul4ftees and frf ofsI-
I Gers or tlc neN EXAMINATION. Al q -
matters have been deftrlt'y closed ~.
AMI mass meeting OF tire citizens vii
be hcid TiurtdAy evening". at which the
officerr and committees viii b. formal.
IlV announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

James ROWAN. who has fust recently
returned from the Miners hospital ~
ft.lirnnf. lr Fettlrr along nicely from
the recent irI 4rV 90 hls lex
Tickets will be placed on sale this
week for the first number % the lecture
course which Oil open in the school
aud toriuun on nf 70 Friday evening N.ltf
ne NonetIan Hara ~ TIE attract ION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

q X Welsh. president % the Mru'a
frntherhrod 90 the Methodist church. has
l called a special meeting % inporta nee
20 Dc held MS evening and all members
are requested Go 10 present. A. a NUN
ber ~ matters will come before the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

FAIRNONT. ". Va. oct a2-w-s
Eta Rankin. shot b. her husband Iast
Thursday. after a quarrel died satur-
DAY 40 the Cook hospital The hus.
band is in iel awaiting ARA gnment
OF q murder charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
REDS WIN
Defeat Pooa - soors q 10 20 s-Hobut-
gel ana Mclean EnocE
Home Hwmm

Special dispatch o. the infrliigerrer
CHARLEsTON " Va. oct aI-Tha
Cincinnati heds defeated f'ura here fn :
forenoon IN r. sever inning game I.r.rr
- lch a driEaiinF rain fell. Ir fne score
of Do o. Uobltrsi had bis usual home
run and Mclean drove orc over ffe
snort leff field fence. fno bail fffftrr q
llwh - tree far beyond. ln W. rh 4
boy we rerrhed watching ne Fars. tle
founEEffr Yell O. fIe aruuru bat vas
lrInIurrd Rain prevented re ramr
here THE Afternoon The Reds rIag I'd
scnrhr0 to-rnorruw. scure n ri p
F0ca ...........00 1g11c- =
Cincinnati ......1 e11foO-i0 IS
Bafferfsa-pora bailey ard Frrrsr.
Cincinnati Fromme. Mclean and CIaras.
rrire. sfo~EuuL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

THIS evening practice viii te held ~
che y AZ. g.. A. basket bail squad ~ tne
y. ~ e. a bali Prof Marriott requests
a. member 70 report promptly On time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

Eefersf. - Plumber pir--Ftp.s.
Head-I.inesnnn L-anderE IInesfnen
-Gatlcy and f-owtey.
BeuUpod fsfied 20 make q hrzt down.
Only exclusive Shell Oyster Hosss
n the city rHE SENATE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
WELL xHowx SPORTING nEn Owe
TMEIR vIEWB.
nurks says 10 H. All New YorE-Pinne
gan says PhiladsiphiA-DolAn
Taiks OF hidnight LeAgus.


a..
,..., '''l'.A 'i jays "" '"pi''f
s,..t anu '".,.'f
49, - ~, vac i'.. ~ ''n N'''
-, -H'''. "'"n'."s 80
49,, '"'N --'t
fsra ssf,.'r,.t 800 .-'gg ,' s '.,,,N
a., ..,.,st,.. -. 80
49,. 49,, ,.'. ,. :,
-~.rw. -, ts.....t t,.'.t 49,.
80. ..s.,t,.-,4 l.. ..' 49,. "a, 81, =,
tV1,it. 49,. 49, $500. , 80.
-. - a.. .
Prom r,.r az. I..,.. ,..t ....I. ,,I.y.., 3D. !,
same. hut ar r.rsnrsIf,. l.4.4Rirf.d ,,ftf
many Of the pI4trrs nr rufr team
That New forA viii .,t yin iI,. ssr.st
despite their tua n,fns.h- OF Mouta, and
Tue-dAy IL TIE opinion Of Mr. burke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
10000 FIRE SWEEPS
TOWN OF HARMONY, W. ~,

Spsr ~ DlEpaish to the IatsIllgenerr.
HUNTINGTON. W Va. Oct. ~
Tao Are at Harmony. w. Va. Saturday
morning inflicted a loss placed at $50
90. Eight buildings were consumed
Homer Hook. Gon OF The proprietor OF
one Of Sbs destroyed buildings, was
banly hurt BY n fall from the roof Of =
shed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

Tire r. A Z foot ball team waa De-
feafef sunday afternoon on ffe ru~-sI
Green grounds ~ fhe score % Do fr n
Nr fre fast MasH 'rFfon A r team TEa
s a o. team UraIieurn am flr tr.rI
..frr .r Die section f1r rare eat..--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

penwood hoy who fas been resfdIur in
AlasHa ana other points iu tre great
.northWest. retained home f0r visit
yesterday. and wbU tutsrvlewcI save
me writer a story that sounds fishy bur
nesertheless 10 Del on f.r sqIafe Up ln
rfska they have Midnight League aIi
Despite the cold weather some faaf
Enn~s are played. ~ could na seen from
Newspaper clippings NJ Uoinn bad 20
monitor and WinripeF are in me league
and the games are started promptly o.
e.ts ,. m. a. 20 ts daylight until 90 90
,Aand there a. plenty ~ time fo play H
Ions ramr To- show the interest In the
game thsrs. Edmonton. with o. roruia-
fion 81 = coo turned out g.rCU strong %
zee a holiday same
Mr.. pcian stated ffaf Tenders
brother. Who is an outfcldrr p.ays in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

Some electors say regular diet Of
cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23
All Wheeling Fans
Hate Returned Home

The Midnight league. and that In hi
opinion me Indian will some day be- a.
great player a. his brother. the star
slab artist % the American League
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

In the opinion - the writer Mathew
son and Render viii l.. the opposing
t~irIcru ana n Rig Sis" does urj win
tre next game for HE team tho Giants
may a. well throw gp the sponge lie
may again beat Render, nut 10 he does "a
Ntl not 10 because he pitches a better
game than the indian. VINO o. the great
est one game pitcher 90 all lime and ~
has had enough rest during the past
week to come hscs- and tain a four
hlt Enrnc ard strike about eleven or
twelve Giants out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

Unless % soon stops raining u looks
like mo worl1's series will never BE- nm
i~ted unless the remaining game are
played Boo snow flurries. Players. man
ayers and fans are al becoming dlfcour-
aged and are saying some very unkind
things about the weather man. The nor
vous strain on tho big bettors must Dc
suuftulng awful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-23

The man Who poEss rs a Ladies'
man makes q poor husband.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-30
FIRE DID LITTLE DAMAGE
TO J. H. AKERs HOME.

Caused by a defective fIue, fire
broke out in J. H. Aker's home on
West Seventh street at II o'clock
this morning. doing little damage,
The house is covered by insurance.
II was rocking my baby" said
Mrs. Aker, when Mr.. Aker rushed
into the house and told ime the
house was on fire. / was terribly
frightened and ran out doors with
the baby. The first thing knew
the people were carrying the furni.
ture out Of the house and then ]
saw that the roof was on fire."
A garden hose was used to en-
tinguish the flames. The only dam
age IL q few burnt shingles and
damaged plaster caused by the water.
Mr.. Akers is q teamster and at
present Is south Of Abilene with .
threshing gang.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-30

feau Of Chemistry, United States De.
partment Of Agriculture. describes an
experiment in which drawn and I'M
drawn poultry were compared to learn
the relative rate of decomposition.
Boxes containing one dozen birds that
had been dressed under ordinary con-
ditions and killed by the bleeding
method, we're dry picked, unwashed,
and shipped 100 miles before the
boxes reached the wholesalers. An
accurate accoE1t was kept OF the tenn
perature from the time the poultry lett
the packing house until 1t was sold
by the retailer. The experiment lasted
from January until June, so that 1t
Was possible to deal with the different
temperatures and seasons, Three
methods were used In dressing the
birds. First, the full drawn; second,
the Boston drawn, and third, the wire
drawn. The full drawn method con.
sists Of removing all the intestines
as well as the liver and kidneys, or in
other words, the birds were entirely
cleaned out, the heads and feet were
removed, and the heart, and liver. and
clean gizzard, with the excess fat was
put back in the carcass. The wire
drawn method consists Of inserting the
finger through the vent opening and
removing the intestines without cut
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1911-11-30
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