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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-14
cuLLEoKA NOTES.

Miss Willie Baxter, Thomas Ford
and Mrs. Ida Reynolds spent Sunday
in Columbia Mr.. M. D. Dean was In
Columbia last Monday. While there
he selected a nice bookcase for the
CulIeoka public school The County
Superintendent donated $500 to the
Culleoka public school on the book
case. Mr.. M. D. Dean supplemented
$3.50, making the total cost of the
bookcase $3.50. The many readers
of the library we're happy when they
entered the A. M. E. Church last
Wednesday evening and saw the
beautiful bookcase with it's many in
teresting volumes therein. Mr.. nj. D..
Dean preached quite an interesting
sermon Sunday evening. 1t was fol
lowed by an old-fashioned class-meet-
ing. The members of the A. nj. H..
Sun6ay-school met Monday evening
for a rehearsal Miss Matte Moore,
after spending a fortnight with rela-
tives and friends at Lynnville, Tenn.
has returned. MIR. Thos. Ford, OF
darlington, KY, is here visiting
relatives and friends. Mrs. Ander
son Hughes and son went to Perry's
Hill Sunday to visit relatives there
Mrs. Beulah Nilon, CT darlington, KY.
isl here visiting friends. MIR. BufforC
Dean, of Louisville, Ky, is here witt
his father, Mr. Bufford Dean, who has
: been quite i'll recently. Rev. M. G
Skillern was here on business las
Monday. Mrs. Lydia Pruitt has BEEF
quite i'll all the week. Mr.. Roy Fit2
patrick, a very prominent young ma
: of this town, was shot Saturday nigh
, between 10 and II o'clock Will
: passing the old post office corner
7 The bullet entered his left femur AN
2 remained there until it was remove
G bv Drs. Smiser and Moore on SUI
4 day afternoon about three o'clocl
;. The party that did the shooting is III
:. known at this writing, but every e
:. fort is being made to save the Woun'
e ed man. Mr. Bennie Young was tn
!, guest of Miss Birdie E. Hunt FrldS
,. evening. There will be a grand Il
= cream reception at the A. M.
- Church Friday evening, also sh11
= waist entertainment Saturday eve
"a ing. Mr.. Will Reed and Mr.. Clitfo1
~ Childs we're selected as walters 4
= Friday evening. Mrs. Anna Baxte
~ after spending a fortnight with n
t. children in Nashville, has returne
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-14
OAKLAND NOTES.

Mr.. Charles Cox died Monday
morning, April 10th, at 1 o'clock. He
was we'll thought of by all who knew
him. His cheerful disposition made
most people love to be in his compa-
nv. He was an active member in the
Oakland c.. M. E. Church, and even
after he was stricken by the fatal
disease paralysis last August, he was
always found in church when able
to walk. He leaves behind him o
wife several children and host OF
friends. The funeral services were
held at the church Tuesday at 2
o'clock. Rev. w. A. Rodgers officl-
ated. Sometime ago it was limited
that the wedding bells would ring
out in West Oakland in the near tu-
ture On March the 22nd Mr.. Les
lev Johnson, a worthy young man
of west Oakland, left for CORTLAND,
Ala. where he arrived on Thursday
the 29rd and was welded to Miss
Virginia Caldwell. They returned
Friday, March oath, to the home Of
the groom. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. john
son gave the happy couple unique
reception. Many friends Of the cou-
pie were present. The bride was
tastefully dressed as we'll as the
groom. They are now at home to
their friends. The Oakland public
school children are filled with en-
thusiasm over their preparations fol
the concert which will be given a
the church on Friday, the 2Sth Inst
The teacher, Miss Cora B. Flippin
, is making strenuous efforts to haV'
the program unique. On Tuesda!
night, the 21st inst, Mrs. A. 7. John
son. teacher at the Johnson's school
will have her concert. We are sur
il will be a great success. Sunda
; was day of enjoyment for tn
: young people. Couple after coupl
could be seen riding and driving j
; the refreshing air and sunshine. Nj
), Noble Owens, Mr. Ed. Williams, Nj
: Harvey Cleaves, Mr. VIM. Porter, MI
! Thomas H. Owens, DR.. NJ, V. Umb
/ we're looking like Easter so sool
i And Misses Allie Mai Grandberr'
} Helen E. Walton, Parlee William
. Ether B. Howell and Lula Washlnl
. ton looked like Easter lilies. M
'e N. H. Owens has been all smiles SIM
IL he returned from the Bluff Cl'
y where he spent three days. [ thin
u everything went we'll with him ther
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-14

XIV. Mr.. N. N. Reynolds, Grand Lee
turer of Court of Calanthe, was here
last Friday. Mrs. Addie Caldwell IS
sick. Mrs. Van, the wife of Rev. r.
Van, of Waverly, brought her BABY
to Dickson and had it treated by DR..
Miles. Rev. J. F. Dean is planning
a big revival after Easter. Rev. b.
C. Hillsman is sick.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-14

have to be replanted on account Of
the recent big rains. The river is
swelling and the hackwaters are at
the back doors till the people have
to move out and hunt higher ground.
Brother Dallis Chapple was baptized
Sunday night by Rev. A. Phillips.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1911-04-14
COLUMBIA NOTES.

Mr.. Henry Nicholson of Chicago Is
was called here by the serious illness
of his mother, Mrs. Bette Nicholson,
of Hill street. Mrs. Nicholson died
April 9th, her funeral was from ST.
Paul A. NJ. E. Church. Rev. Green
Thomson of Spring Hill officiating.
Mrs. Pearl McAdams will leave soon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
an sadlen Der sapitOluabI.
RrOpasuubu I. Sumitc crIaft ciaen
Gffrntlidrn Sanfrsbcidlnf.
Sriift aars hciunScre Entertaining
fir bic 9icaite Der GrcEc ans.

Der 9luSiaG Der aapitoIbau-S(b.
ltinmim9 bat r~aturgamaB nirgenos
I'M Staate cine gr6Bere 9eaeiIteruna
oitS9eloit. aIs in Ser Stonts6aupt
ltoot Sefferion Gitn. Ser irpuSiaen
Stimnung iibrr 0as @eiuItat SuicI.
ge bat 6aS &apitolbau . &omite, oos
lelt Wonaten ullermiioIi6 8ropaaon.
oa fiir Die Sad)e gemla6t bate, lei.
men 8unf 6ar9 eirlen bon SefretGr
Us. u. Solliiter aiisgearbeiteten 9c.
lflub ofieutlihen Ausbruf gegeben.
Ser Seidlub lalttet: ,@s lit IN.
moglid, iebem gin5eInen ser Sail.
feiloe, Die fir sic &apitoI f. 9orlS.
nilS9abe tbGtig 9emeien iin6 unb
oltrd) ibre @emiiburrgen einen eero.
Se5u acknowledgement Siea am
Gicnstag berbeigefiibrt babell, Der.
Ionlid) %uniere Strterfennung ausslt.
ipref)en. 9lns bieiem @runoe
ipilnIft 6as anmitc, Sos Die Sam.
pagile geleitet bot, auf oieiem 8ege
offentlid ieiner 9anfbarfeit aus-
orltd gu geberl.
Yer errlingene Sieg tpar Elm Sieg
fiir Miiiouri. Gs mar elm Siea,
arf Den ieacr MiiIpurier, obne lin
tertdte0 Der &artei itois iein fam.
g%eiorOers erfreuIi6 lit ole Shat.
iad)e, Dob Die Siibrer nno allserfo.
renen Better Ser beiben aroben po.
.litiiden &arteiert 1lno 8arteiorgani.
~iatioren 6e Stoates oemeini6aft.
lid ibre &rGfte fir Die a%nrohnle
Der Sorlage eingeiest batten.
Cine 9roBe 9anfesibulo baben
Die gefiiriporter ser 9on6ousQabe
Der &rciie beS Staotes ~gegcniiber
fir 0ie iiberSergerbe 9lrt un6 @ei-
ie, in Ser iie oie Notbfpen6igfeit eli.
neg 8ieberoufbaiis bes &apituIs il.
rem 2eierlt Dor Gugen fiibrte.
Gen Sdreiftleitern Der Miiioai,
ricr 3|eitulgen nlodten unier aoni.
te oesbaIb g015 beIonoer5 berSItd)
nattfen. ytientnrb fatut mebr ole
@tad]t Ser Miiiourier GrriIr beSipei.
ielll, lUelrt er 0nS Hcililtat Der glb.
thinning lieIt nrb babel bebcnft,
bob Die Miilourier 3eitungen folt
obnc ghlsnabme ole .Gufer i'm
Streite" 9cpricn iin6."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
Sb BEL &in6er ober erfpadienen Ger.
ionen perbcn furirt init 3cmo
nm 9pmnieifp

urtb 3emoIeife.
Die aIin9e's Ipotbefc iagt 81
ie6er Yerion lei es Wnnr, Srau %.
er aino, meIde 5arte. illdcnoe $aitt
babell fontnit 81 rnIeren Store unb
iidert euG cine 8Iaide 3emo uuo
elm itiid 3emosSeife, uno ieit ibr
nit Dem &eiuItat nifJt gang 5ufrie.
ben, fommt auriid uil6 bolt eiter
@eIO ipieoer. SobieI 5utrarcn bab.
en- mir gu bieiem rcinIiden mirfiam.
Ell Wittel Dab mir bieies ungenobn-
lide anerbieten MAIDEN.
3ento lit cine belle 6Iiiifigfeit fir
6iiberlid)en @ebraud un0 bot pieIe
6Glle bon Grcnt, Sautousidldge unb
&opfidrlppen furirt. 3crno nno
3ento Seife iino Ole ipariamiten lrnb
reinitcn iiub %mirtiamiten mittel fir
allie Soitt. un0 oapfbaut &ranf1ei.
fen bic es siebt, OBJ fir ainoer ooer
eripa6iene.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
Die ftaatlidc SanOitrafc.
Nfcrbaitbc6GrOc cntidciSct iid fiji,
bic 3cntrol-& untc bis mad
Ncp SlOrcfcc.

Die ltoQtIid)c S(derbaubeG6r0e ent.
lfieO iidl ami Gonicratag fir oie
6cntrol-&oute bon Ct. 9ouiS nod
9tclp 6lorence in MoutgomerD Conn
tp, 5ur auloge Der itaatlide 2or0.
itroBe, bie ct, 2ouis nit 9anias
Gitp berbinoen lln0 ipGter nod airs
ccren SDeiIcn 0es Stoates oltsge.
oc6nt li1t0 meitergefiiDrt iperoen
iol. Nn6Oem oieier 9ei6lilb ge.
foBt %por6en, pertogte iid> Ole 9e.
b0rOe nllf aebn Gage, I'M Curtis
@ia, Dem itaatIiden Sun6itroBen'
Sngetieur, in Der 3piideti5eit @e'
Iegenbeit al geben, eilen oetaiairs
ten Blan fir oie projeftirte Snnb.
itraBe Su entiperfen.
Die @tfaBe fiibrt burd ct. 2ouis
Gointp, Ct. Charles utO 8arrcr
Bis nod Sem 6lorence. Son bier
ans miro iie mabrideinlid itber
Sutton uno Seiferion Gitp iiiolifl
bes Wiiiouri- 6Iniies nad annias
Gitp tpeiter9efii6rt perben. Dab IS
Die geborGe nit Ger getroffenen
@d6l nidt alien 2euten redlt mo.
den fam, lit Ieidt peritdtolif). sic
6ot ii6 inoeiTen nift Inn lofal'
potriotiide &erbGltniile gefiinrnert,
ioiloern oag groBe @an5e I'M aii9e
bebolten uro natiirIi6 aud Den So
Itenpnuft nit in 6rage ge3ogeit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

.Ser5eHsumelegenbsiteR2 Rpnis
teB uaas Qugen bliBtsn. .Sasen
mir lieber @eloangefeaen6eit."
..llla!r bnnnerte er lie an unO
muBts bod fdpeigen Dor Dem, mas
pbne S9eu .poll unseiiiniteIter 2cis
Geni9aft iibsr ibre 2ippen brad.
oSd Oh, frib mid mur! @s 1T
bod 10! limb gera0s oarum tbuit On
mir ia audi 70 fur9tbar Ieib! Dab
es nun ni1ts iii nit all Dem Rei9>
tburu, auf ben 0u Gid bod f9nn
70 sefreut batteit unb ben nun elm
anOersr triest! SD bate i'm Dir
gemiB 9egOnnt! 9enn Oh fdnnit bod
nun nal ni9ts hafiir, buB 9u biit.
ME Oh biit, iinO ni9ts .neroienen
tannit. Nher .beiratbe i1 nal einen
reiden Mann, unO has mub uno pers
be i9 ia. ipenn es audi BLOB Elm
biireerli9er if, bann4
Gie fam ni9t gu Gnbe. ole 9rds
fin Ii.B Iaa hur9 ben 9iener gu
tt6 ,ruten. MlS uua nGf) ,eIrtem leps
ten ermuntern6en Bid auf G9on iia
entfsrnt bate, mar nit bieiem cine
8erGnbsruns porgesansen. Den
&ppf in beioe !Sdnbe p%ergraben, lab
,er uno itierte 3u 8oben, 5utpeilen
bnr lit binnidenO nit bitiersm, lauts
luiem 2aden.
9ie @abrbeit, Die srauiams, dbens
be, bei9Gmenbe Mabrbtit ieiner 8sts
tsl.riItens, aus zines &inoes tbDri4s
ten @Orten battle fie Jpn %setroffsn
pie elm @9la9 mitten in bas flnms
msnhe @ieiidt, nub .er fiiblte .es brens
men. ,dIs battle cine 9anb tire Sim
%seripursn bineingt5ei4net. Gr bads
te Ri9t mebr an Mabeleine.
lleber has meite @ema9 breitetert
fi4 9Gmmcri9leier. SrauBen hats
ie fi9 her 9immeI bleigrau iiber@
aogen; ,aufs .rtere rieielten S4neeflo@
den bernieber, .lautlos, ,eintpnig, itur@
benlang nte ollie Sage,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

a., oVeesnUe petlpHen mhell I'M
gfcnat Sui Sn9oli5enien 0eI0it. ga,
ga, oos drne silO meis balls nidrt
ille1r nobin es lid perfried,en ioI.
8eltil iilolt cS 0en ornen S6icren
MIR la9aal fonnte, 0ann miiroelt lie
ole 10 bal0 nie m6altd IN Sie
Staote 5ieten; Damn m1ren lie Iid,er:
lIloem oot in Sen St1otcn oos
Sd]teBe1 uerboten lit.
STATE LICENSE.
Ghas. Fahrner, Hermann.
COUNT LICENSE.
w. r. Blackwell, Gasconade
Nick Kuebler, Hermann
Joe Kuebler, Hermann
John Stotko. Hermann
d. Werfelmann, Bland
Harry S. Emory, Bland
Nath. Williams, Bland
F1oid Williams, Bland
George F. Aufder Heide, Bland
Malyie j. Biles, Bland
Aug. boenm, Jr., Hermann, r. Il. ID,
T, NJ. Parker, Bland
Roy Parker, Bland
Leroy Poeschel, Hermann
Ernst E~ngelbrecht, Bay
Jasper Naples, Bland
j. e. Jones, Bland
j. M. Huff, Mt, Sterling
Gus. Spaete, Jr., Morrison
a, G, Begemann, Hermann
Henry Seeger, Hermann, R. F. d.
George Beucke. Owensville
Thomas Beucke, Owensville
Louis ~Gottenstroeter, Owensville
Walter Weeks, Hermann, r. F. d.
John II, Helmers, Hermann, R. F. d.
Arthur Price Owensville
Walter Spaulding, Owensville
Theodore Kuschel, Hermann, R. F. d
Joseph Reynolds, Red Bird
Harry Weeks, Hermann, R. f. d.
NJ. C. Rick, Hermann, r. F. ID.
Andrew Beucke, o~wensville
Arthur Nolte, Morrison
VIM. Mckinney, Bland
John Schroeder, Hermann
Oswald f. Rupp, Hermann, r. f. ID.
| George j. Rupp, Hermann, r. F. ID.
S. f. Matthews, Owensville
Byron Sneed, Owensville
B. r. Baxter, Owensville
Fred Neidhart, Hermann
George Doll, Jr., Hermann
Eddie Hackmann, Morrison
Alex Heberle, Hermann
George C. S%peckhals, Hermann
Henry Deppe, Potsdam
Herbert ~Tschappler, Potsdam
r. Schaumberg, Hermann
VIM. Baecker, Hermann. r. +. ID.
Oliyr Schreimann, Swiss
G. S. Kramer, Hermann
Ray Lichte, Bland
Alvin Poeschel, Hermann
Willie ~Riechmann, Hermann
Hugo Rule, Hermann
John j. Mueller, Hermann
VIM. Straub, Hermann
Albert II. Vieth, Owensville
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
Siitet Gud bDr salhen ssacn 9a.

Siitet Gitd por Salhcn ssacn &a.
tarrb, Die <ediiIber entbalten, &c
Quediilber fi9er oen Slim Srs Sc.
raidS 5erit0ren iinb bas gauge Sri.
tenn noaig 5erriittet miro, tpern es
ourd Die ideirnigen SberfIGden ein.
oringt. Solde grtifeI iolen ME
anBer auf Serorbruu5 gut bcrufener
@erste gcbraud)t per6en, 90 Ser
S6aben, ben fie auriften, 5cbnnlaI
10 grob lit als bas Cute, bas Sbr oa
Don er5ielen fonntet. Sails Ga.
tarrb.aur, fabri3irt BON S. S. Gle.
nep & Co., Solebo, g., entbGIt fem
Ntiefitlber un0 miro imncrliG gcttom
men unb ipirft bireft auf Die iGlcimi.
gen SberflGden beg Spitems. @enn
Sbr San's &ararrb.Gur fault, ieib
iider, oab SIR Die Gdte bcfolnmt
Sic miro innerlid geitontmen unO in
SoIeoo, Ohio, ton 5. S. Gbenep &
Co., gemadt.
Serfmtft hon allen Gpotbefcrn
&reis 75c. 6ie Slaide.
Sails 5dmilien.Ginen iinb Die
bciten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

3wiidcn 0enn I. Wfai ulto Dem
30. Sept. tperSer mir Conner ourif
&ortep fiir ole Gultoio6rt nad) fol.
gelloe1t 8lGset 81 iebr berobgeies.
teit 8reiien berfaitfer.
&ertle Springs, DO, 81 1913.
Stpcet Springs, Mo., 5ll $500.
Wcs(lliiter Sprirp8s, Mfo., $4.95.
aorten iin6 tGgIid) 81 bobetr iln0
iino giiltig fir Die gfiidfnbrt biz
5itr 81. Sftober.
g.. g. &ramer,
>. $40. g. 81. q.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

@ie ollie Sage! GtunOenIanse
,ginfDrmigteit, Itunbenlan9es S3peis
gen, @eite an Settle nit Dem alien
Manne, ben Iie Batter nannte unb Der
le felt9ielt init ieinem ftummen err
greifenOen: .8erlaB mid niGt"
ME Ie elm anbsrer f~eItaebalten nit
sipinsenoeut, gebieterii4em: .r0u bit
mein!"
qngelita ;uuf Dem rlmenbofe! IS
fiel tein Sonnen Itrdbl in jene Sdge,
iene @p9en Der @inf0rmi9teit. bic
iie bem einiamen @reiie I6entte. Sur
feline 9antbartsit. isire, ii9 na9 iets
mes Sobnes Sobe i6runtenlos auf
iie iibertragenbe 2iebe bdtten lie fnts
i6dbigen tDnnen fir oas, mas tie
an 2ebensgliid entbebrtf: bod ibr
tr1nriees @eii9t ipra9 MIR gu oents
lid, lire sSiieenb perlanste ibr Rtht,
lie mar es miiDe gepproen, iia 5l
opfern. limb miiOe mar, mas tie
bu6te, ppllte unb iprd4, miioe mar
Der SLANG ibrer Gtimme:
.9ieb, Batter, i6on ipieber i9neit
es. @ir baben felten iol9 pstBf
Weibnn9ten-"
,Sn, meir &ino," iugte Der &itts
meiiter, nufsei9redt aug fdldfri9sn
Srdumen in ieinem 2ebnitubl am
Sfen. rMnn6mal bedt Der Serrs
aott feline @rbe orOentli4 gu, Elm
anoermal lGbt sr iie frisren."
Gr leufate unb itri6 ii9 iiber ods
peiBe !Saar, 9lngriita abfr bsugte
ftd pie6er iiber lire !SanOurbeit. go
Iaben Iie i9on isit benz Sriibtaffss
beieindrber, bin unb pieber cine Be-
mertung austaui9sno, bann pieDsr
I6peisenb, inbefen 5rau &eidmari
ben pirtbi6aftli9en pfli9ten obldg.
,Sit Die 9oit fhpn Oa?" fraste nab
elmer @eile Der alte Mann. nSu
tonnteit mir bann bic 3situng por'
leIen, &inb, unO bdtteIt eine .3erltrels
lln9."
Nn9eIifa erbob Iid uno 9irs sur
Sbiir. sd mill na4ie9en."
Na3 fur5er 5riit te6rte lie 5us
rid, 9rudia9en un0 8riefe in Der
Sanb. Sbne ielbit einen Slid ods
rauf gu perfen, rei9te' ite Dem Ritts
metiter aIles unb begab ii4 auf loren
glab 5uriit, bic nubloie, mubieltge
Gttderei pie6er dufne1menO,
ltn6 nie0er StiQe, MIR pom &rts
ltern Der 9apiere unterbro6en, Die
Der gtittmeiItsr entfdltste; bann rer@
ifummte aud bds. llnO od erit mad
aeraumer 3eit, beiann ii4 anselita
6arauf, DAB lie ia bate porleien iols
len. sSbr &opf frbr BON ibrer 4rs
belt empor u1D lpaitOte ii9 Dem all
ten Manne i'm 2ebnituAl gu.
,8erseib, 8ater, id pergaB
sic unterbra9 li9 b%etrpffen, als
tie in elm umoiiitsrtes @eii9t blidte,
aug benz flammenbe @rresRns ibr
entaeaenf6lug. sic ipollte fragen,
au Inn ellen, oo9 iet11e !9aflo fptittte
ibr bef1pi9ti9eub 5l:
,9i9ts, msin aino, niGts. Ri9t
iesf.s
limo oann erbpb er fi9 bon ieinem
Sibe, i9per uno miibielig fpie elmer,
beTen @lieber feinem @iIen ni6t
sebpr6en. unb Derlieb fdleifenben
G6rittes bas 3immer.
@neeIifd fab linn na9, uno Der
Sersfdfag Itodte In ibr. 8riefe ipas
rem es gepsfen. bic bieie llmpanOs
lung beg 3ittmeifters pollbrddt bats
ten - elm Brief BON Inn Elm Brief.
9pn mem fpnit! Welder Son aug fere
nsr MeIt brons fouit tpohl in bic
Ginfamtsit bieies alien Wdnnes unb
bepirtte, baB tbm bas Sera bOber
i9lus - OBJ in 5teube. OBJ in 3orna
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

Die SfppaIben iornmeln iid)
uno Siehen iitipdrts. Goa ie9r
iriib. @ns mag ons beoeitten?
8abridcinlidj cinen friiben @iiter,
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(1ortisbuns folat.l

.Jrau 0ottor- ip.nn eins
id beute nennt, 10 petB man nidt:
bat ite ibren Doftor eemadt, cbei
bat iie i'm blob setriest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
CANADIAN UNIONS
BIG ATHLETIC MEET
NJ. J. McGrath Makes New
Worlds Record Throwing
56-Pound Weight.

MONTREAL. September 23.-The Cana
dian Amateur Athletic Unions fed day
today attracted some high-class athletes
and developed some interesting events.
The following are the results:
]. 4. Howard. Winnipeg North End A. A: e,
second II. Kerr, Hamilton A. \. C., third.
Time 0.10.
220-yard run N. Rosenberger I. \; A. c.
rrst: A. F.. Meyer. !. A. A. C., second; J; a.
Howard. Winnipeg A. A. c., third Time
l4o-yard run-Melvin W. Sheppard. !. 4. A.
c., first: NJ. J. Follinsbee. Toronto W Z. \.
sso-yard rum. W. Sheppard. l. A. 4 g,
first: A. N. Knox Toronto Central \ VI; =. A.
second; T. J. Halpin. Boston \. A., third. Time,
one-mile run-A. n. Kiviat. ]. \. \: C.. hrst
TAFT Toronto W. 4. Y. NJ. Z. A..third. Iime'
one-mile relay race-Bos,on 4: =: first. Toron
third, to D. i Time ne s.24 SIS.
Twomilc wake. II. Goulding. Toronto c. T.
second. Time. IL AZ 3-5. Only two entries
Three nile run-K. J. Daily. !. a. A. c. first:
J. keepsr WinniPeg n F. A. A. ;ti T,i s" Tmc.
iso-ynrd hurdles-J. J. Filler. I. \; \. C.. first:
F. l.. Lukeman. Montreal tunattachedt. second;
,,o1 M linz, m'e CANADIAN record,
Running broad JUMP y. -AHeaih- ""
A. C. first: C. u. Bucker. Toronto West End
!. N. G. A. second: A. 40 l. Gu n, son. Boston
A. first: H. J. Grumpett. New York A G.. sec
ond: H. A. Gidney. Boston A. A., third. Height.
feet.
Pole vault tfor height,-W. Hapenny. N: A.
A. A.. FIRST second A. Cameron, Toronto G. y.
NJ C. A. second NJ. z. Langstaf, Waterloo.
third Height IL feet inches.
Throwing 5apound weight flor dist distance s. n,
Mcdonald l. A. A. c.. second: p. Ryan. l. 4.
4 c.. third. Distance 40 feet 6as inches new
throwing the discus-G Duncan. Pastme 4,
C.. New York first; A NJ. Mucks. Chicago \.
s. A., second; II. L. Beatty. New York \. C.,
third Distance. 134 feet.
Throwing l6pound hammer-M. J. Mcirath ].
A. a. c.. first: =. Ryan, l. A. 4. c.. second.
Distance 1872 feet 4 inches new Canadian rec
ord. Only two entries.
Putting 56-pound shot-R. L: Beatty, New
York A. c.. first: P. Mcdonald. !. A. 4. C..
second: L. A. Whitney, Boston A. A., third.
Distance. 1873 81 feet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
LOCAL FOOT BALL SEASON
WILL START THIS WEEK
Good Line Expected on Each College and
School as Result Of Opening Contests
Other Gridiron Gossip.

Sailors are swamped by another record
breaking score, it can be taken to mean
but one thing and that Is that the former
eleven will be even stronger this year than
last. The Maryland Aggies also gave the
Richmond College team a good trimming
last season. 81 to o. but 1t is hardly prob
able that the Farmers can be expected to
run up any such score this fall, and il
they do anywhere near as well they can
be considered as being on par with
last years product. Gallaudet has never
found the local high schools easy in its
first game, and II it manages to win by
plays next week it will cause it to seem
that the reports to the superior
strength Of the team this year are not
unfounded.
The supporters of the local high schools
are anxious to get a good line on the
comparative prospects of the different
elevens. and the practice games in which
these teams are to figure will receive
more than passing notice.
The Gallaudet schedule. while it does
not open until October {, is a hard one in
that there are several important games
kins Washington College, ST. Johns and
the Maryland Agricultural College are to
be played, with only a short space Of
time intervening If the Kendall Green
lads go through their list of games and
end with a successful season they will
deserve a whole lot of credit for their
performance.
Gallaudet foot ball teams have not been
especially successful during the past two
or three years, and If a good eleven is
turned out this fall it will receive great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
BY n. C. BYRD.

The foot ball season among the local
colleges and schools will open this week.
Each Of the local institutions Will play
games during the next few days with
the exception of Catholic University,
which has as yet given no evidence OF
getting out a team this year.
Georgetown will meet the Seaman Gun
ners in lieu of the game with Randolph
Macon. which was cancelled by that col
lege last spring just before the close of
school Galaudet has no game regular
~ scheduled. but will take on one of
the local high schools Saturday in a
practice contest. The Maryland Aggies
are scheduled to play in Richmond against
Richmond College. Just what games the
local high school teams will play is I'M
certain as their regular schedule does
not begin until October 20. but 1t is
almost a surety that each of them will
line up against some team in order that
they may perfect plays and get into
good condition for the regular scholastic
series.
None of the three colleges will be up
against stiff proposition with the posi-
BILE exception of the Maryland Aggies.
but each game should give fairly good
idea as to the probable strength of the
different elevens.
Georgetown won by big score from
the Seaman Gunners last fall and the
Blue and Gray will more than likely re-
peat the performance Saturday. If the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-24
W0ODWARD-L0THROP
TEAMS GOOD START
Bowling Season of the Com
merciaI Duckpin League in
Full Swing.

The bowling season of the Commercial
Duckpin League was officially opened
last Monday, when the teams from the
n. Auth Provision Company and Judd
& Detweiler met. All OF the teams show
the need OF practice very plainly. From
conclusions drawn from the first weeks
bowling. the race will be very close.
The new teams. Evening Star. Chaplin
& Sacks and Boston Baking Company,
have some very good bowlers enrolled
and will have a lot to say as to who
will carry off the honors. Quite num-
Der of bowlers new to the league will be
seen this year, as most every team VIII
have one or more. A good following Of
rooters can be seen at all games This
should be encouraged, as it creates more
interest in the bowling game and brings
together not only the active bowlers
but their friends, which will help TO Gre
ate good fellowship and bring success to
the league