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The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1911-09-07

r is not only the privilege but
The duty Of every good citizen to
vote. If you fall to take advan-
tage Of this privilege YOU have no
right TO complain when the aft; r.
ct our comm Onwealth are not run
as they should be, because You
have not been sufficiently inter
ested to take from your business
the little time necessary TO cast
your ballot. Never fall into the
error Of saying that nay vote is
only one and is immaterial. just
such foolishness Keeps from the
polls at every election thousands
OF honest men who might change
the entire results.
Go vote therefore YOUR honest
convictions. Not as the voice Of
policy or material interest may
prompt Won but asyour conscience
shall direct.
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Che 3ournaL,

TSSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
5 90 SEA YEAR m AovAsscE
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w. FL MILLER
Mathews 6. II. Va.

Notary Pdblic and J. P.
Would go to any part of the
county, or elsewhere. TO attend
20 any bus ness iD his hne ok
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Obituaries making more than half
cOulump will be charged regular space
rates.
Advertisement. Job and news copy
prepared on request.
Co2ris close Wednesday 10 a, M.
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polls at every election thousands
OF honest men who might change
the entire results.
Go vote therefore YOUR honest
convictions. Not as the voice Of
policy or material interest may
prompt Won but asyour conscience
shall direct.
JEis unnecessary for us &c argue
the righteousness of MIR. ZONES
cause TO voters OF the First Con
gressiOnal District. A great ma
JOritv of them recognize it already
and are going 10 roll up for him q.
handsome majority on Septenlbe Der
9th. And t h ey should. For
twenty years he has represented
YOU faithfully in Congress. Sit
ting IL a body the majority Of
whom were opposed to him politi-
Cally, il has been impossible cor
him to accomplish great results
for his constituency, but at least
he has been faithful TO the prrnci-
Piles and traditions Of his party.
After q long political career he
comes before YOU today with re-
cord Intarn,shed and with integri
tv rnimpeached. Surely he IS
whOrthv of our support.
. Without undue criticism. OF his
opponent. we fcel justified in say
ing that re stands to-day in an an
fortunate position. FITS very
party allegiance is questionable
because OF numerous votes cast
for Republican protection. Ac
cused by Mr.. Jones of undesirable
railroad affiliations. he denies in
toto. only to have the charge
proven ty evidence Of the eXis
tenCe of which he was ignorant.
No man who believes in Republi-
can protection should represent
Democratic constituency and no
man whose veraCitY IS thus ones
tionablc should represent Virginia
in the Senate. Your duty IS o5-
viOus.
AS we have previously said. we
vote for men regardless Of iactional af-
citations nd.oelie eeing that Mr.. Swan
son is the man to represent Virginia
in the Senate of the u. 8, we shalt
vote for him rather than for Mr.. Glass.
HIS ability and his desire to promote
the best interests of this Common
wealth, have been we balieye, alum
dainty proven. AS representative
from the Fifth District he has served
his state effectively for thirteen years;
as governor his administrator was
one in which the number Of high
schools in the state was increased
from "a TO 405; the number of miles of
good roads built by state aid was five
the pension of old Confeder- |
ate Soldiers increased $3.50, 900; two fe- |
male normal schools were built and |
many other progressive and much need |
ed reforms were carried out; as u. 5, I
Senator, by appointment for nearly a
year, he has Sc, we'd his constituency
dithfully, voting at all times rs their
pest interests dictated and to uphold
he principles Of his party. If such a
-ecord does not entitle him to support
what viii?
These things should secure him the
unless his opponent had
leen more useful or there were no re-
'sonable objections to the opposing
candidate which there are When
nan deliberately attempts in order to
urther his own candidacy to misrepre
'ent his opponent III our judgement he
orIeIts IN Il great measure the consider
'tion otherwise due him. Mr.. Glass
las charged that Swanson bank-upted
he state OF Virginia when he Rnc.c
bar the Leg ieiatg~e alone could spend
he money: he discharges tI.st iocrcas
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w. NJ. MtNTER
EDITOR AND OWNER
PAUL TlTLO&. OFFICE MANAGER
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
In VIRGINIA.

A few Sundays since, in small
school at Independence, Va. the sub
jecs was The Wise and Foolish Nir-
gins" One OF the teachers asked the
class the following question: Which
OF the invited guests did not have
their lamps trimmed and burning!
The one to respond WAS a pretty little
girl. Can you answer the question.
Molly" asked the teacher. "Oh. yes,
sir" said the little girl. 1T WAS the
foolish Virginian ''-NationsI Mcnthly.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
PUBLIC SALE
OF SPLENDID
Bourbon County Farm.
IN TUESDAY, FEB. II, 1911,

oe the premises will sell public auction of @
one mile Station belonging Mrs. S. G. Clay
dwelling splendid dry cellar
cabins, cribs two horse barns
hog
old
tobacco; third
wheat, wheat subble
wheat which powe of sod three and had
of
with foot good for tobacco hemp No rocks
washes
loft will feed
oa good tenant house with oubngs and fenced Every building
perfect
A Fairbanks enclosed
This fenced dividing about equally with barn and improvements
on each part and each part the pike
This farm will be sold in then a whole
house and
dwelling buildings
scrbed above.
lien until Immediate
We will take pleasure showing this desiring it,
HARRIS & SPEAKES,
COL. GEO. SPEAKES Estate Dealers
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
"Eiro FAM

Traveller lin a railway car. to fellow
passenger): Sir. what do you mean?
This Is the third time you have put
out my match" Fellow traveller:
Force Of habit. I'm member OF
volunteer fire brigade"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
To Remove IL. lew.

II kid gloves have b. come s.Ct;ed
with mildew they Should be l-ced in
bottle with n lump Of :.:IInIEia about
the size OF walnut: cork the bottle
tightly and leave them for a short
quite disappear. Ii left too long how
ever. the ammonia Will rot the
stitches; SO they must be watched.
An alright box Will Go equally well
as bottle.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
A King Who Left Home.

set the world to talking. but Paul
Mathulka, of Buffalo, n. Y, says he
always KEEPS AT HOME the King
of all LaXatives-Dr. Kings New
I.ife::Pills-and,th that they are blessing
to all his family. Cures constipation,
headaches. indigestion, dyspepsia.
Only % cents at Oberdorfer's.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
Reached the Limit.

The last course was being brought
on. and little John, who had partaken
OF each previous one. looked up and
said: "Oh. this one will faint me
away"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
His Definition.

Young Arthur. being asked TO give
a definition Of 'deadlocks." quite as
unexpectedly nsWered: a deadlock
Is what Aunt Emma's back hair is
made Of"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
Just Superstition.

Finding a pocket book means that
the dreamer will finish his or her edu-
cation abroad. Losing one means the
coming OF letter.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
True Love.

Love in action is sacrifice: ii must
give itself: wherever, then. true, pure
love lies. true pure sacrifice is con-
tinually made.-Jessie COHbS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
Oeceivino.

OFTEN when you get them unbut-
toned and removed you find that there
really isn't much OF man inside
those big fur overcoats after ALL
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-02-21
Then Spells X.

A woman can look at man In
way that makes him feel like q
plugged nickel-then- she spells the
effect by saying things.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-21

es gsbeiben, bab in iuriitif6en 8reifen
Die Mo9lidfeit elmer Nsuuufnabme
bes am Iiebsnten sSuIt 1909 auf unbe>
ftimmte 3eit bertaetsn pro3eFes gegen
ben Jiiriten gulenburg er0rtert tperbe,
neil iih behen 8efinoen bernabtn gez
behert babe, bab iiber fetne 8erbanbz
lungsfdbigteit taum nod 3neifel OBJ
ipolten t0nnten. 2lber bdmals folgte
fofprt Elm entfhiebenss offi3ioIes De-
mentt nit benz Stn8ufiigsn, baB cine
I'M Quftraoe bes Stdatsanpait6 Dorz
genommene l1nteriudung mittels
Rontg.ns2fpparats Die 8erbdnblun9s>
llnfGbistsit beg potienten feitgeIteat
babe. Qls am iiebenten Sult 1909 Die
nad langpierigen 8erf9ie6ungen fiir
ben Gag dnseieBte 9er6anblung gegen
ben 5iiritsn ibren Qnfang nabu, bate
gulenburg Dor DerIammsltem Gertht
einen S6pdhesQnFdn, tpslher Der
GeridtsEsung sin iofortigss gnos be-
reitete.
Ter Spionugs perbd6 tis.
gmben, 20. September. - 3Dei
GngIdnbsr, bie britii4s Qrmseoffi5iers
iein ioIlsn, iinb bier unter benz Ser
pa6t perhaftet tpuroeu, Spione gu
fein. Die bsibsn mdnner iparsn am
9ienitag berbaFtst, aber na6 einem
9erb0r FrsigslaFsn poroen. am Mitt'
nod lpurben Tie aber auf 8efebl bon
fparli,, kiar nharrnnIS herhnftef
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Jn(an0 0gelegrap6
SIT er Elm 8etriiger2

miles, Wt6., 20. Sept. - Oas
ploblihe Wteoerauftauhen 9sorge u.
Rimmers ober pislmehr bes Maunes,
Der behduptst, Der anseblih bon 13
Sa6rsn geitorbene 9eo. u &immsl gu
ieiH, bat bier srpbe aufrsgung hsroora
geruf.n.
3ussnbe BON gerionen tDsuttfi3irs
ten am Mtttpoh ben 5remoeu poiitio
als ben angsblih langs in ieinem
9rabe rubenoen Gimmel, pdbreno
piele Qnbers sbenio pDiitio uerithers
ten ,bab sr Elm getriiger fei. gran
GItsQd aimmsl, psIhs por 13 Sahren
$4,000 aIs Qsbensperitsrung fir ib.
rem psrItorbensn Sobn ousbe0abIt err
belt. behauptsts, oaB Der Wann lie nm
pisIe Summs, fopis um peitere $685.
900 0erFherung, bic 8erpanote bon
| ibr gu srbalten huben, 81 beraubeu
Iu6s. 4Is Der Srsuloe nit ihr gu
iammsutrQf, itrette er NIT ben Wor:
ten: rRuttsr, tsuuit Gu 9eineu Sum
gen ni6t mebr2 gsrldugHe mid uiht
Idngsr, 8u rpsibt. DaB ia 0siu Spbn
bin, feline Qrms na6 tbr aug. DIX
iSrau trat n,ebrsre Shritte 3uriit, mus
| itsrts ibn fbarf uno iagts: nRsin, id
| Tsbs teins aebulihteit 3Diiaeu ShHsr
uuo msiusm SobHe."
Die olte Dame, tpeIte Mehr als &c
Sabre sdhlt, meiute fpdter, oub lie Don
! oem 5oos hires Sobues pofitip iiber.
8sugt fsi uro oab ne bsi benz QHbltd
o.sGremosn, Der ihr Gobn gu istn be-
bauptst, ubIolut rihts gsfI6It babe.
Der anssblihe SObn beb1uptst in:
oeiTen nit GROCER Gntfhisoenheit, odt
sr feline Muttsr iofOrt tpteoersrtanut
bdbe. Gr ndnnte audi mebrere amber;
!. gsrionsu nit RameH uno iugte, oaB el
Tidh ibrer redt pohl sntIinnen toune
Webrsr. ongti.bers 9iirssr bon Rilei
iino inoefIen iiher, bag Der Sgreuloe cir
getrlaer III. ouruuter Der poli3ethe'
Geo. fsrdrcis, Der ben eAten 4imme
Don ainehsit auf tannts; Elm Or. 30
min, Der sine Operation an oemielber
pornabm, bic iitsr stns Rurbe binter
tafIen bitte uHo Der oisis Rarbe ar
oem 5rsmeen niht finosR ,ann, uni
mehrsre Qnbsre.
Rtue gerpenbung fir 3 i
I pannen.
| ganuins, Calf. 20. Sept. -
Sbgleih Die WiNipns. Snbiansr in
fuplihen gaIiiornisn Die BON oem Sn
| ciaRsrsgureau singefiibrten 9srbehs
runssn oanlbur asssptirt unb ii1 al
fi.s.pObn. bdbsu, batten lie bod III
bic Dor apei Sabren iuftaIirten Babe
Dann:n seine rehts 8erpsnoune. Oi
Snoiansr tppllten nihts BON Der lime
frsmoen Rsueruns tpifen uno Die ga
b.nannsn blisben unbenust. Sest il
eas ater ano.rs. Giner Der altel
| 6Guptlinse bat ndmlin bic gntoedun
gemadbt, oab bic Wann.n iih poraiig
| Ii6 ols Sblafitellsn perpenoer ldFer
| Gr tbeil.e ieine gntpsduns Inoersl
nit unb iebt brinst bus 5aupt eiHe
Ieoen S1mllie, DIE elne SoDeDaHne DC
| fst. ieiu. RGhte oarin 81.
Woros uuo SsIb itmorboer
fut.
Taptpn, g., 20. Sept. Sn be
aoFEss aoloni. in QorosDoptp
ftpb ON Mittfpo6 Der 20 Sabrs ali
Sim Saroeesii auf ben 33 Sabre ulte
Stspbon 9aransi. ala oieier gerat
NIT feiner 6rau uno feinen bret air
bern nah Der alten Seimath In llr
sarn abreiisn pollte. Saraee5ti itie
nonn 8robungsn geseu BITE 5rou un
stinn.r T.ines Spiers aus, lief In ie
nen Gartsn unb ihoB iia i.lbit sp'
auseln in bi, gruIt,
ia beibe W6nner pubriheinliI
tootIif, psrtpunbst itno, pirb bic III
fade Der ehieberei 'puSI nieHaIs b
ssnat Dssssa.
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Die SnternQtional 6arpe:
ter gp. Dtll lid fret

ter 9 o. Mill lid frets
Dillig uufIOfen.
Dafbington, .. g., 20. Sept.
4m Wlittpoh tpurDe es bier betannt,
bab bic Regierung bersit III, Der sSn9
tsrnattOnal 5arpeItsr gompanp gu ge'
Itatten, ibre Organization nit Der
tiirSil9 pom Sberburoesgeriht gez
ma6tsn Quslegung bes Sbsrmanihen
4nttsS tsSruitgsisses in gintlaug gu
brtugen. I'm Elm gert6tIiaes 9srTabren
gu permsioen. Wdbrenb Der geratbunz
gen, Die isst 5piiden Dem 9ensraIuns
malt g9iteriham uuo ben 4npdIten
Der 9ompagnie nepFlogen tperoen, tpiro
bic bon Der Regterung angenrOhte &la7
&c suriidgebdlten tperben.
| 3te ginSslbeiten Der l1nterhanoluns
gen 3fpifasn benz 9snerdlanndlt unD
ben 8ertretern Der &ompagnte perben
| gebeim ge6aIten, ss iit aber betaHnt,
oab ais gebingung fir bic uuteroriits
ung zines 4ntloge perldn9t pirD, bdb
oas GsIdGft bes 5ruits in bic 6Gnos
Der bier aorporatipnsn 8uriidseIegt
tpiro, aus oeuen er gsbilDet tporoeu lit.
| Die bier GprpDratioHen Darsn: Die
Wtcgormit Sarpeiting Wahtne 60.
Die Geeriug 5Qrpeiter g., bic Uttls
tpautse 5urpefter 60. unb bic 9lanr
Manufacturing So. 3isis pareu BIZ
sriten bier aompasnisn bic oou be,
Snternattoual 3urDeitsr Company er.
pprben puroen, als bic Gompaguis i'm
Sabre 1902 in Rep Ssrisp qebilost
uHo nit $120,000,0OO tapitaliItr'
ipurpe. 8pn bteIer Summe puroer
$50, 1000, 900 in 9aor ousbe3abIt, pGb,
reno fir ben 9runobefib, bic iyabriten
ibrsn SnhaIt etc. fir $50, 100000 III.
tien ausssgeben tpurosn.
RAD Der Grtperbuna Der pier ur
| fpriinsli6en Apmpdgnien ubiorbirt
Die aorporation au6 Sabriten II
Qtrpn, O.; Rod Tals, IN; Qepqrt
gullsp, q. g.; Nuburn, n. g.; ct
9aul, Minu.. uub Gbicago. Der Truf
bat i.st i'm 9anssn elf Grntemaiat
nsns5a6riten uno spet ginbfao.n=Ja
briten i'm 8etrisb ,suns abgsieku por
Den Wertsn. bi. nod fspdrdt bon oer
Subiiburfabrtt.n Der Sorppratiou be
trtebsn ipsrssu.
an.lase m gesug auT ot
2pnasrei in Goats
billie, pa.
! GoutspiIle, pa., 20. Sept
auf Gmpfeblung Der SpssiaIsGronb
iurp, bic eius eingsbsnbs unterfutun
nit 9esug auf bas 2pn6sn zines g}s
gers BEL bieiiser Stabt gefiihrt bal
iino am Mittpph @erboitsbefe1le ge
gen sfpsi Mduner, bic bss Worbs on
getlagt ipuroen, ausgeitslIt porber
pGhreno Stpei poIi5iiten bes urabiiht
li6en Sootihlags angetlagt purber
Die 0eihDorenen puroen pGbrer
bss Sagss entIaTsn. Sie tporsu br'
Wphen in Sisuns unb es purbe tpis
osrholt bebauptet, oaB iie tpenig Rei
gung beidben, IntIagen 5u srheben.
Die Mdnner, bic beg Woroes angt
tlost iino, itno: Riharb g. Gudst
Elm 9erftherungSagent, Der erf
Mann, Der am 4benh oes 13. 4ugu
in bas Soipital einsrans. porauf Sa
WaItsr pon stnem p5belbaufen all
ieinem gett se5errt, tns 5reie binaui
sebraht unb lebenoig psrbrannt pul
be; unb Walter Warttpoob, stngobriI
arbetter, ron benz bebouptet pirb, oa
er nur in pbicurer NeTe an Der 2pr
: 6erei betbeiligt setreien isi.
Die beiben polisiiter, bic oes undl
iidtlicben 5obtfhlags angetIast iini
Der qoIisiit Stanlsp g. 3ops. Der a
. abenb Der 2pnhersi bic Wu1e |,
. 6oipital bate, uno Der beihulbil
riss ns&t bic ssbSristn Naistsusu'
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Die Olympic" NIT BEN
Rreuser % pts" in
4oIItfton.

~ - hs
Soutb ba m b TO n, 20. September.
DE- Clpmpic" ber ftpls.it. Der trans.
o.l1n.iihsn Dampfer Der White Star
ainis unb Der srnbte paFugisrboms
pier Der Weli, iebrte am Wsittrpch
Rahmittog, pier Stunoen na4btm er
feline Jobrt nn6 Rem Dori oHsrtrsten,
nit einem groben Cod I'm a6ierbsd
tierber suriid. Die mebr als 1000
pafagiere. be fih an Boro bsfaHcen,
paren ober unperIest. Die .GIpmpic"
mar ON Der RiiIte Der Snfel Wigbt
bon BEN britiiden Greustr .9atpts'
angsrannt porbsn.
Der Dampfer nabm am anfang
siemIih pisl WaHer elm uuo Der aupi'
tan Smith slaubis suerft, onb .s nos
tbig ieiH ipiirne, bic .Slpmpte" ou'
ben Gtrano laufen su lufen uno er
fteuerte ouf eine Sanobunt in Der
Rbeebe pon Cones bin. Durh bas
prpmpte Sdlieben berRoliiionsibiirer
tpurbe aber bem rpsiteren GiHorinssr
nss WaHsrs ginbalt gebctsn. unb be,
fapitdn, iiber5eust bopon, euB teins
; meitere lnmi.tslbare Gefubr porhan'
ben fei, brebte pfsoer um uno fub,
noh southampton suriid.
Die Olympic -beiano fi6 auf Be,
6ohe Der Osborne Boi, on Der Rorol
iiifte Der Jnisl Wisbt, nod gherbourr
untertpegs, hem eriteH Anlegepunt
aui Der 1obrt mad Queenstown uni
Rstp gorf. ala bic aolliiion iidttfano
Der Qren5er mar in portsHoufi
bebeuteunen Rspornturen uniersog<r
iporben unb befanb iib nuf eiael
probefohrt. CT fubr iebr idntn nll
er bie .Clpmpic@ iiberbol.e. Der areu
ssr hieli benielben Rurs inrs pie BIZ
Olympic unb mar I'm 8seriff al
Der Skuerborbfeite porbeisufnbren
ole sr pl5sIih sss.n oos anoere Gnif
ge5ogen tpurbe unb 20 Jub bonn 6es
entfsrnt in basielbe bineinronnie. Rad
BEN 3uiammenifoB fubr bos ariess
f4iff rlfnorts unn feline Deinsun,
mari Ho1ifonsmatten ubtr ben itor
hf6Gbisttn Bug.
Die Olympic" bate Elm grobel
God iiber nnb untsr Der mojItrlinie
in ncs grpbe Mengsn WnFer ein
firomien. Der aapitdn Smith lieb oi
RolIiiionsiblr.n id,!itbsn uno punbt
bds Ghiff bem Strunbe sa. Olsi&
stiig ngnoIiiirie Ct um 6iif. mad
pOrismoutb uno Cones uno Don BEL
ben Qdfen ipurheH Shleppbumpfe
absefMi6t. ihre 6iifs mar nber nih
uOtbie. Cine innsae unisriuhuns er
CAB be 9bdtia6e. buB bic Olympic
nod isetiintis mar uHb iie fpurhs oa
her gebrebt unb fubr inter eiseneu
9umpf ldngfom BEN bieiissn Dafsl
Su. Mud bic -9cipie. mar i'm Gtnnb
cbne Ollie ben 6afen 5u erreihen.
Gs terrfH!s SiemliH srobe Aufre
suns. nbtr i<ine ponis an 1orb BE-
Olympic. bersn g}aTnsiere lionel
pon ben Cffisieren bsrubisi ipurbsn
Gas Wst.er mar ;iemlih bid uno bi
stolIiiion fanD ipdbrenb zines Heoen
ffouers itdti. DDS Metter mar abe
nini 70 bid. bnb bic Sdiffe iih nih
gut bditsn iehen fonnen.
Gin neuer 1fterr. .uGgdrii
fner ariegsmtaifer.
Uien, 20. September. - 0enern
Auffmbs5 III gum yftrssi4lf4. IN
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@etterberimf.

GirObio: Tribes Metter, ipdbr'
5teinlih sefolgt pOn Stridr .sen am
Donneriiaa. am Jreitos Strihregen'
GeItliht Winbe.
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300 perlonen In Wabrio unb 158 IN
Barcelona perbditst.
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Der IL. Jobrsstas Der ginnahme bon
Rom bur9 bic italienifden IruppsH
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Mnslanb. Selegrapb
Der RidtnOampfer y ,Ngmpil'
Wit benz britiiden areu5er
rGauie" BEL Der Sniel Wisbt
In 3plliiion.
Ieibe S6itTs in aars 6el6dOiqtem 3u'
fanoe aa6 portsmoul6 5nrt6.
sese5h.
gYpiciipn eines Geihises on Woro
bss fransOiiften panaertrsussrs
.Glpire". a.sssss II
Gshs Wonn babel sstOotet unb aHi
perlest.
DIE Iponiidk Resierurg ssht n-trIsr'
glider Wsife Dor.
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syeIt entihloFen, bic repoIutiondre BE-
speguug i'm asime su eritiden.
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Sn Der italieniIhsn 5ouptftabt IN ftit'
IiHsr M<iie begangsn.
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UHt JltlptWllttUltNt & tUgllpt
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Mi6., als tbr Sobn dnertanut.
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Die Qnfidtsn ubsr Die Sosntitdt bes
Wannes iino getbeiIt.
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DIE Iponiide Ressrurg ssht tn -erIsr'
qiffxr Msiie Dor.
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Gsts Wann babel setOotet unb adi
perlesi.
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Bon unbetanntsr 9ano nit elmer aTt
erihlagen.
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Witn, 20. September. Nah ben
Nufresuneen cer9 9beuerunsssR sRranalle
if istt tn bsr eaupsfsss o1ss rxhes.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
Lively Fight at Hockey.
New York A. c. Seven Scores Fast in Last Few
Minutes of the Game.

he got started nothing could stop him. He
is improving with each game.
For the Hockey Club every man played
his best and worked his hardest from
whistle to whistle. Britton and Bulger
we're the most effective, while Wood in
goal. made seemingly impossible stops and
gave a finished exhibition between the
posts
The first goal went 10 the champions,
Reinmund doing the trick on a rebound Of
Simms's shot in less than two minutes.
Reinmund made the next goal after Clarke
had carried the rubber down the side. The
point was disputed and the play looked Off
side, but the referee allowed il.
The next point went 10 Rogers for the
Hockey Club on a pass from Britton, who
had worked into Mercury Foot ice. Rein
mund again scored for New York and Ham
ley for Hockey Club, making the score 3 10
2 at the end OF the period.
The teams fought along in the second
half for fourteen minutes before a goal
was made Finally the athletic club tai
lied. Reinmund rushing in on Peabody s
shot, which had been stopped. Mallen
scored the next from a face-on near the
Hockey Club goal and the last point was
made by Clarke on a spectacular run nearly
the length of the ice.
Tho iine-up follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
NEW JERSEY GOLFERS MEET
+. H. Thomas Elected President
to Succeed H. v. Keep.

Al the annual meeting OF the New Jersey
state Golf Association. held at No. II
broadway yesterday afternoon. +. II.
Thomas. of Morris County. was elected
president. 10 succeed II. " Keep, who re-
urea after two years of service. Seven of
The twenty-six organizations holding mem
bership in the association were represented.
as follows:
Norris County Golf Club. f. H. Thomas
Baltusrol Golf Club, ]. II. Woodward. ID:
Enslewood Country Club, John Munroc;
Essex County Country Club, w ]. Kings
land; Montclair Golf Club. Jason Rogers;
Yountakah Country Club. George B. Mar
tin; Forest Hill Field Club, w. T. CHS
holm.
In the absence of w. c. Shoup the report
of the ecretary-treasurer was read by
Mr. Munroe. This showed a balance on
hand of S46S 80. within few dollars of last
years figures.
The Morris County Golf Club made a
provisional offer of its course for the an
nual championship tournament 1t was
explained by Mr.. Thomas that work on a
projected trolley line might occasion some
inconvenience, but he did not believe that
work on the road would be in evidence by
the first week in June. the usual time set
for the New Jersey state fixture. 1t was
voted to leave the question TO the new ex-
ecutive committee In accordance with
New Jersey State Golf Association custom
the president has the power Of appointing
Ehe secretary and other COM
mitteemen. a vote of thanks was extend
ed 10 Mr. Keep for his efficient service dur
ing the two years he acted as the associa-
tons chief executive.