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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16
NIinne(ota.

- 2lopo og @ena Carlton fra
Serbs, Minn., iom er a%rreitere6e
UNDER 8eififpl0ning for @or0et paa
Heter 3. Meite, Mrs. Garltons So
Ser blep fremfprt / @etten iioite
l1ge til forelpbigt 6or5gr, men fit
Sagen u6iat til 26. Sum-. @rano-
iurpen tre6er iamrnen / Mellem
tt6en.
- Sra &utbton me66eles, at
6armerne begpn0er at blipe englte-
lige ODER Mfgrpoe=lloligterne, Ser
in0til for ganife nplig bar pere1
mere ems almi116elig gooe. S 6e ito-
lte Gage bor ser bleit en- beo Sinh,
og man bar forgieoes pentet poa
&egn. Maiien bar begpnot at bis-
ne paa sc beie steoer, og set itore
Mreal, ser par %tiliooet me6 Slar,
Ter alt an6et ems loper16e no.
= &agnalo @angen, ser for fort
Sis ii6en op6e / lit @iem / 6ree=
born Co., tet pe0 Sotpa=@ renoien,
antages at babe fist al Speoolifbe0,
og bans Sgiter meres at pere init
tet al sen frpgtelige Spgoom. 6lere
@grn boer / ian1me Stem, og 0isie
bar ligele6es pGret ubiotte for
.Smitten. 81. 9racfen, Statens
Gun0be0sfomisiGr, fat un0eriggt
6orbol0ene og Set forlp0er, at &pi1=
Sen nil blipe i%ioleret og @grnene
braget Smiorg for.
- 8lan0t Sc 9obe, iom treoer
/ 4raft Sen 1. Sl1li, er &anions
Malt-8ill, iom forbp6er galg al
Maltoriffe unotogen / salooner.
Sen enelte l1n6tagelie er, at @po=
tbefere fan ielge Malt til me6icinlf
9rug. @%eniigten mes 2ope,t er at
gipre set lettere at foa fat paa
r@lin6piggers". timber Sc nupp<
ren6e Gorbolo paaito6 6isie, Ser be-
ifpIotes for 9lialg, at Sc bapoe
iolgt Malt. Set frepe6e femiif Nna=
lpie, og grperters &ionesbpr0 til at
bepile, at bette Malt bar berniense.
timber SEN 1pe Sob bill man bapoe
rprima face" @epis, bpis Ell Ser
Jon fin6es at lelge noget, iom ier
116 iom 81 eIler Malt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16

bleb / Maben. sos on6re in6tre6er
Gpnomenet fur, naar 6e ct nerpeit
opbi6ie6e, eller 6eres 6or6eielie er /
uor6en.
@run6en til Menneifers Epggen
9reb er man lite rigtig flar oper;
maaife er Mariagen forifieIlig / Be
forifiellige Silfaloe, og ret ofte er
set iiffert noget, Ser er / 11pr 6or-
bin6elie mes Merpeiitet. Man ifoI
6og bos 6e menneifelige DreptDggere
babe fnn6et en- u6pi6elie at Sen ebre
Mapemun0. Seller lite er r1q1t flar
ober, bporbi6t 6enne Gienoomme-
ligbe0 er arbeltg eller life. Man for
flere Silfeloe, bpor Ell 6rdptpggen6e
Saoer bar baft 6rgptpggen6e 8grn;
men Bette fan 10 ogiaa forflares paa
onoen Maaoe. 2igeiom beo nerbeie
@pgoomn1e ipiller gfterobnings=
lpite11 en- %betpoelig &olle. S Sen
meotcinife 2iterot11r fin6es ser faa=
leoes ct grun6igt obierperet Silfel6e,
bpor to @ern bar 1ert at tpgge 9rep
|af oeres @%oupernante, en- bpiterilf
&erion, ser les al oer11e Spgoom.
Sorbolospis fin6es ser mango 9rep=
tpggere mellem Sc Sin1sipge. Saa=
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Sorbfielp / Me1ieo.

Si6ite l1ge biemiegtes en- itgrre
strefning al set centrale og fps
ltge @erico al ct Sor6fielp, iom
bar anrettet en- meget betpoelig
Sfa0e, naonlig / Stater,1e Golimo
og Salisco, bpor mellem 200 og
800 Me,1neifelip menes at bure on
TONNE. Ser er Ell Muligbe6 for,
at Sabet at Menneifelib er enonr1
langt iterre, men be6 Sorbffielpe1
ofbreoes olle @omunifottonsmioIer
iaa set bar bilt Jig umuligt at in6.
iomle al1tbentilfe Sal.
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5tatens 8enaaoningsfomis.


iion far benaa0et Gonra6 9abl, en-
ung Mon6, iom / 1910 blep 6pmt
til 10 Mors Eugtbus for at bape
lat Sis paa en- Gleuator for at ifiu-
lie Epperi al Ell Sernbonepognlao,
ming &orn.
= Olaf Saobiel1, en- 6ormer,
ser boe6e fem Mil Mor6git for Sur
90, far begaaet selpmor6. &an
bao6e beret ing / flere Tiger og
fierte meb lin @uitru til en- 2ege /
@en6rum. gfterat Sc bap6e fiert
ODER 8roe1t ODER &eO &iper, iprang
SSacobien pl116ielig u0 af @ognen,
ile0e tilbage til 9roen og faite6e Jig
u0 / &eo &iper. @an ianf 1trafs.
@an efterla6er Jig fem @ern.
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6tta Df h}ar ri augrltgt
Burn &1rntt nrttr frtt.

r%inssmiobel iom ST.. galbpells GDrup
9epFn, ION peo at renie Snobo1bene os
fprte be imaa Mabemutler ftrats bill OPP
bGoe 2ibelien.
Settle ct lite olene Dor esen Menins,
men bet famine uener hrs. 81. $. Meao /
Grceport, &aniag, bpis garneoatter bar
brust ben meb 3elb, os Mrs. 5. @. Wbit=
ing | 2ena, @is, iom bruser ben for
8srnene os fig ielp. Sen ielses / so Gents
% 81 Slater i etbbert Apotbet, men bpis
Sc fsrft snter at prsoe ben i Gamilien fpr
Sc tisber, ba ienb 9eres Mbresie til 9r.
90. &. Ga1btDell, $50 galo,pell Builbins.
Montieello, 81.
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On 5remti0s=5

Sen fi1ife aoptain g0p. @brilti-
anl en bor nplig uo9ipet Ell 6ontali=
&omon unoer Sitelen u0fe6 Sen
@terferes Set -. 9ogen bar paa
@ruao al lit ieregne gmne Daft
Spiigt iaapel i 6inlano iom /
Sfanoinopien og Epiflono. 8ogen
bonoler ON 6remtioens &rig, Der
efter Torfatterens Mening bill blipe
uofempet / 2uften, 1aar 2nftfar-
teierne ON Ell balp Snes Mar bar
noaet 0eres fulofomne Sfiffe4le.
Ser er Ell Srles @ernes 6antaii
og Span6ing ODER Sfil0ringen at
6isle &rigsiammenlteo / 5000 Me=
tiers @oioe, bpor Ser anpenoes
&uglelprpjter og Sen M %opfunone
r@elpeoesiIo", Sc iaafalote Sets
lalfe stremn1e" - cit Slags elef=
triife 2psbplger, ser ien6es us fra
ct &unonrgr og goel9gger alt, bpao
Sc rarnmer.
Ser ifal meooeles Sfiloringen al
.&ri9ens @eepn6elie:
8ogens Self er &aptainleitnant
Don @iloe, tjeneltgioren0e / 60
ITEMS Maril1e og 6drer at Suit
jfibet (sleronef en) uAeol1s".
arigen mellem Soften" Get
'Erige i giteripen) og Sc el,ropaiife
Stormagter Spiflano, England,
&uslano og 6ranfrig, Ser bapoe
pfret Milliar0er paa at forgge 6ereS
2uftilaa6er, uobrpo / Maret 1920.
Smoaltaterne 8elgie,t, Sollano,
9anmarf, ~@otien", Morge og Spe=
rige unoerretteoes ON, at Set goo<
beosfulot tillo6es Sem at beboloe
6eres 6ribeo, in6til Stormagterne
blep enige on1 epentuel Ceiling al
europa. r9e pansre0e Meper"
1too porate til at gribe Smaaitater-
ne - og bisie bar fuloltenoig
magtesleie. Epiflono frenfebe 60
ITEMS Serritorialret - og Sern1eo
par Sonofen faltet. Set lille bite
.Gotien", bpis Seer fun talte 49,
900 Mono, ffl1loe / & mes Sen
folosiale tpife Scr. Sil Suit
elfaoren berte 3 Gfiellior- 2uftifibe
mes ct 9fumfang al benpe0 $780,
900 @11biffoo, iom fu16e ifpoe eli
Start al 80 Spmil / Simen og nar
forlpneoe mes @ombefaltere og &a=
noner mes efsplo1tpe Nrojeftiler.
- &po0 imiolerti6 il1tet SANDS
Staggering ni6lte, be66er set / &op=
tainlpltnant bon @tl6es 8eretning,
bar, at Ser / @allerne pao ben
ftGrft befelteoe % 8raooa, iom TIL
barte r@otien", laa 10 Meronefer
al @alfes Ippe: oper 100 SOB
tonge, c%igarforme6e sfrog at Gel
ll1loio, orepne frem, life al Moto=
rer, men al magneto-eleftrilfe Ma=
finer, fra bbilfe 9ripfraft traa6=
lott fl1noe ienoes / cit Mfltano al
1000 SDmtI, hpiIfet iQtte 9l1ftlfi=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16

Gn Gamilie nneo imaa gsrn ion1 er fri
for spsoom i @uiet er en- sieloenbeo os
bet er berfor pistist, at Gorelorene bpr
pioe bpao be ital benptte / foretommenbe
Silieloe. ut ct Barn meb en- olporlig sDg=
bonn bebeper en- 2ese CT fanot, men i be
fleie Silfeloe toer Barnet, iom enbper
2ese peo, af ct Mapeonoe, feboanlis en-
uregclmesis Mabe.
Ser er insen Menins / at sibe bet en-
4il1e e1ler ct Miooel iom er ibpnbDsienbe,
os beller life tan en- l1bfplnins at Snb=
bolbene anbefales. @ip bet bellere en- u1in=
bre 9ofs Of It r1ilot % oplibenoe 2aise=
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bene / Stono til at ifpoe Ell 6art al

beue / Stono til at ifpoe EN- 6nrt al
oper 100 Semil / Gimen. Aero=
nefer11e bar beitpffeoe meo Maifin=
fa1o>1er og @ombefaltere. Set bar
til bette frpgtelige &aaben, ri latte
bort @aab, iaa at ri anioa os for
at bore Gpiflan0s Sepnbpr0ige.
Sg iaa bapoe ri en00a ~Sooitten"
bette 11pe, benmelige gfsplolionsitof
bpis SammeniGtning olene hi bar
fien6t mes.
&eo @rigens l10bruo itprer ale
Meroneierne u6 fra ~@otien"s &pit,
/ &etning mos 9an5i9m1gten, buor
Sen tplfe Seer og 6laaoe er lamlet.
Ser er Ell pis l1bpggeltemning oper
bon @iloes 8eifripelie al Sen not
lige 6ort / 1000 Meters @pioe
npo bl9noenoe 9anterner og Sen
0erpaa fplgenoe 2oeleggelie al sen
%operraife0e 6ienoes &e1npeifibe.
Gbefen for 9uftifibsflotillen giper
pr. traoolps Srore til 6pre111e ror
9(eroneferne: r@nbper noloer 6jen=
sen sen it6rlt mulige gfa6e
@an babe enbnu life facet talt
116, fpr ct iterft piolet sfar blgn=
6eoe mig ful6lt9noigt. st pol0 lo1nt
2ufttrpf fit ~Meoll1s" til at frenge.
st fort ifarpt 4nolo - set, iom
So6itten frembrtnger!
Set efterf11lgtes itrafs al ct
mango Tolo iterfere, ONT ems 6pbere,
|og - en- rps 6lamne ifigo op
fra set Ste0, boor leg bi6lte, at
&anierifibene laa for Mnfer.
u8oreas" bap6e aabnet Gien6t-
l%igbeoerne - ct al Spiflanos Slag=
Ifibe efiiitereoe life mere.
Sra 2onoit6en broger So6itten
u%afla0eligt; Meroneferne la6er
8omberne Eagle neo ODER &e1ren og
@atterierne. Seq ier &ummet flam=
me / piolet. Seq nern1er mine 2e-
Der til Selefonen:
- @ip SIS til Stprboro og
8ogboro!
st ltort Gfib foripinoer i en-
piolet Sue; rMeolus" l1pnges 10
Meter / &eiret at 2ufttrpffet; balpt
beoppet al 3etonationen maa leg
leone mig moo &eggen for life at
fal0e omfuI6.
ga ieg efter nogle sefun6ers
6orle6 otter fat faaet Meronefcn
bragt / 9igepegt og faar Sis til at
1m6eripge, bpa0 @irfning bore 8om-
Der far bapt, ier leg paa set Steo,
bpor SEN itore Camper fbr lao,
fun en- tpf, gulagtig &esifp. ga
oenne list efter list tr9ffer bort,
|faar ieg 2ie poa noget iort, Ser
roger op oper Sberfla0en, men -
mes ct sfib far oette unoget" fife
Sen min0ite 2igbeo!
Seq la6er uMsol11s" gaa nogle
@un6re6e Meter beiere op: ri bar
beret altfor n9r peo gfsplolionen.
Saa tager leg Sitting ODER set
| neite 6artei / &ransportfolonnen
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@n CT oct Siben, at Sc bpr tegne
Gem for ct announcement paa 6ette
SLAB. Me6 fine paoli6elige Otter,
retninger og lit u0palgte 2eieltof pil
set blipe Gem en- f%ierfommen Gielt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-06-16

Wten omfrtng % CT u01tgten TIT.
Moo @imlens flammenoe 8aggrlta0
tegner Jig ct peloigt, oflangt Sc
genie ser Tier moo 9it - ct 2uft-
iftb! Sci er altlaa life lpffeoes
Meroneferne SIR. 8 og 10 at for
|binore nogle af Sen tpife Sufteifa=
ores Meroitater / at ibge &e0ning
Il 6lugten. Seq maa bielpe oen:
ingen n1aa ,n6ilippe os.
- 1900 Nropelilag / @inuttet!
80 &11obs Gart!
Moifintelegrofen meo5eler Snge=
ni9rer Sroren; rMeolus" 1ufer al
|Ste6 efter Sen flpgtenoe 6ie1oe.
- &lar beo Maifinfanonerne!
Matroierne itprter fra 8ombe,
%falterne fen til Sc to tet pe0 Stpre=
rummet ltaaen6e &ugleiprgiter;
9gitnant Mllepne retter Dor 2ps=
faiter mos Memitaten. Otter nogle
Minlltters Torleb er ri fun 200
Meter fra Sen.
= SIR!
50 straaler al 81 Millimeters
efsplolipe @roieftiler bpiner frem
mos Sen mn Solos Gn &ugle
traffer @aolet, giennemtrenger
@plitret og faar @asien til at efs-
plooere. st beoepenoe @nal6, en-
flamnen6e, blaolig Sue, / bpilfen
blot Ell lpninar Monppre fra min
SIDE forbinorer u@eoll,s" / at itprte
in6 - iaa er set after mgrft!
Seq laoer nit 6artei belfripe en-
&alpcirfel og bender tilbage til Ben
Gel at 9ugte11, bpor Sransportfar<
teierne ligger. &egen bor MI ipre0t
Jig: leg faor 9ie paa en- pel6ig
Camper meo fire Sforltene. rMeo-
lus" tager Gttlling oper 6en; to
@omber fal6er; ct 8rag - ct 9rgn
= ct forpirret Sfrig at Suiinoer al
Stemmer; otter ct &empefartpi,
iom lpninart logger Jig paa Sioen
og ipnfer, i6et set broger Ell Mgng=
Sc @enneifer mes Jig ne6 / Gpbet
= Menneifer, Ser 6pr 11oen egentlig
at blipe flare oper, bporfor -
u0en at lie ct Stint at Set, iom
lenber Sem / 9p6en
Mogle OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iuier
op element &pgen; en- al Sem efS=
plo0ereoe / umi6oelbor Nerbeo al
u@eoll1s" og belpier % ct 9ieblif
meo lit blen6en0e Gin. Gre &a=
nonifl,o 0rener UNDER os; leg be=
rer @pinet at ct &roieftil, og brit
oper % ef%splo6ereoe tire Sbropnels
- So, iaa - S bar life faaet
NOT en0nu!
Seq itprer nit Meronef ben ODER
set Ste6, bpor leg iaa @lin1tene al
&a11onerne. S%o6itbomber fal6er: al
gfsploiionerne fan leg flute mig
til, at 8omberne trnffer Sor6en.
Seq befin0er mig %eienlpuligt ODER ct
8atteri. Men set bar iiffert life
mege1t 2igbe6 mes ct 8atter1 MI,
ga ~Meolus", efter at bape ober6an-
get set mes Bomber, otter treffer
Jig ttlbage.
Saale0es bliper Slagteriet pe6.
Silit5it bltper alt ittlle 6erne6e.
SSngen &afetter opienoes mere;
2psfaiterne iluffes; bpbt Mprfe ino=
bpller alt. Gplflan6s uoperpin0elige
Seer og 61aaoe, far opgipet els
bper @o6lton0, bar anerfien6t lin
l1noerlegenbeo operfor %.
ga begpn6er Selegrafapporotet
after at orbeioe:
Stands 6ien6tligbe0erne. Sen0
9onternerne. Comics pes Gbeffor=
tpiet / 1000 Meters @ejoe."
S @ogens @lutning forfloreS
set, bporle6es &elultatet al oen1e
frpgtelige Scamp bliper Snoleonin=
gen til en- @er6ensbeilutning ON
belt at afifaffe &rigen, ser me6 Sc
mooerne Spfin0elier er blepen
11muliggiort.
- Set er, iom nGpnt, en- 6o11=
tail iom iaa meget an0et fra Sc ifs
lite Mar. Sirfeligbe0en bliper jano-
1nnIidniS rnnpt nnNprIpNps
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DanSke / America

1 Bind. Elegant og atBrkt indbunden $500 potofrit tlsendt.
1ndeAolder overs0 0storeS der Tekst. 200 Portratter, "a store 0ruppebluedsr (med
oeri oo mlndre porr1t"r)' a. loo Bnaeder af Bysnlnser, gamle Landmarker ETC..
afnatonh lnteresse.s sam mango specific Tegninger, Prospakhr, Xort, n. m,med
BesknveEe afd den danske Indvandring til A menka fra 1919 til 1885, we'd Prof.
p S WIG, suppleret af Pastor r. ANDERsEN's interessant OF histoiske OPP
lysninger ON den aldre danskeI ndvandrngt ld 6stige Slater.
Endvidere indeholder 1be Bind rit ilustrerede Afhandlneero IN Dansk-
Anaerkanerne Lv o Virksomhed rae forkelige Onraader skrevet af Fag-
nend paa hver sit Felt, SAINT en- paaGdeig Historic o m wore Iandsmends
Daagfghed de forskjeI!ge reigi0se Sanfund Amerika, allie uustreret,
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TIL PUBLIKUM:-

TIL UBLIKM:
vi 0nker a henle EIDE PublikQms 0pmBrksomhe paa, at der med
hver Pakke Copenhagen SINUS er folgende Garanti:
COPENHAGEN SINUS r 711LAvET Al DN BEDsTE GAMnE vE1sMMNDE
BLADToBAK, MED EN- TILF0NING AT KUN sAADNNE INGRED1ENsER SOM BEsTAAR
AT VIRKELIG RENE EKSTRAKTER."
Tilvirkningen If Sus er en- az de @ldste ndustrier i Ame-
rika. Bland dette Selskabs Forgjangere (d.v.s. brikante hvs
ejs af detteS elskab) findes P Lorillard Co., etableret
1880; ". /. Garrett & Sol, etableret 1852, g Weman & Bro. (tidligere
Fabrikanter f Copenhagen),. tablere 1927. vi forts@tter stadig
Tlvirkningen af de samme nusmarker som fabrikeredes az disse For
gj@ngere, tilberederd dem pa samme Made g brugef de samme Ingredi-
enser, der blew brugt fra d tidligste Tider. og disseM Marker, ind
fort az F. 1orillard & Co.., ": = Garrett 6 on og Weyman & Bro, re-
Slater.
SINUS II, som vel bekje ndt, en- a. de @ldste Tobaksformer, der
forst blew brugt her Landet, og var i almindelig Brug i Revolution
mems It'd. SINUS er nj og hr lang Gid ilbage varetb rugt mere SON
skraa n nogena ndenF Form IF Tobak i Sverige og flere steder i
Norge.
Me- Ell ndgaaende XII endskab til Snusforretningen, baade idag
og fra Tider langt tilbage, onsker vi, foruden vr Garanti It tilfoje,
al copenhagen SINUS absolut ike indeholder nogen ngredienser und-
tagen saadanne SON findes i naturligB ladtobak (ed Undtagels at rene
kstrakter og at, sa vidt vi we'd, al tilvirke Snls, ligemeget a.
dienser a enhver Art. Mango at de nest gangbare usm@rke indehol-
der i Diet helet age like andet enc naturlig Tobak, og allie Ingredien-
ser og Ekstrakter andre Marker er absolut uskadelige.
Med Agtelse, .
AMERICAN SNUFF COMPANY,
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

confusion OF so many pitchers.
Sans bats have become known TO
fame through the medium OF Tyrus
Raymond Cobb's name. Ty having ear.
ly developed a penchant for the use
OF Crawfords sticks. The sticks have
been marketed as the "Ty Cobb. but
the design was originally Sans.
This year Sam has improved on
the original model by slightly light
ening at the large end, and by great
ly enlarging the knob which forms
the end OF the grip. He gave his per-
sonals attention TO the turning out OF
the first model at the Spalding fac
troy, and has been olling and season
ing a supply OF the new sticks for his
use in the coming season. Players
here who have tested the new Craw-
ford. bat, agree that IL has features
OF merit that are unique.
But Sam is not furnishing bats
gratis to all his team mates this year,
as he has In the past. He brought
two sticks south with him and served
notice that his property rights were
TO be respected. The bats he has
brought contain the finest ash that
could possibly be selected and Sam
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
HIT Pipes BUT
BAR CIGARETTES
Tigers Develop Unusual Propensities
In Staying Of the Paper Rolls
This Spring.

MONROE, La. March 14.-Appar.
emily by common consent. certainly
by no ukase OF Manager Jennings whd
says he hasn't even mentioned the
subject to the boys, the Tiger band
has, with three notable exceptions.
eschewed cigarettes this spring and
gone enmasse TO pipes.
In former years the converse has
been remarkable. In fact, the max
ms" have been practically universal,
in both the trips TO San Antonio.
Casey, Donovan and Stanage re-
main alone faithful 40 the paper rolls.
The last mentioned is, however, the
sole survivor of the handmade con-
tingent Even little Bush smokes a
pipe. It's as fat and stubby as the
little Hoosler himself. Beckendorf
and Lathers are coloring fine meer-
schaums Pug" Eayet and TEX"
Covington affect cute little briars.
But for the assurance of the little
manager that he had nothing to do
with 1t, the only possible conclusion
would be that cigarettes had been
barred. Hughie does admit that he's
tlokled over the situation. He's
against cigarettes and set a fine ex-
ample in moderation with one cignr
after each meal. ID. Jones goes the
manager one better, combining himself
to one cigar after his evening meal.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14

LONDON, March 14-It hasn't a.
ways been bacon and chicken for Sam
Langford.
Time was when a handout would
have made the stocky fighter as happy
as a pickaninny in watermelon time.
This was when Sam. having shaken
the mud OF NOVA Scotia from his
number elevens, was working for
Street & Walker. in Boston. looking
for a place TO eat and sleep Being
hungry. Sam couldn't even look happy.
Neither could the yellow pup at his
heels.
Sam got several jobs. He was port
er, janitor, doorman, anything in fact
that would bring him cash enough 10
feed him and the pup. That little yell
low dog was the only friend Langford
had and he stuck when his back bone
was making callouses on his stomach.
At this time Langford was fifteen.
He Is now twenty-five and can afford
TO smile when he recalls those dreary
days. When the outlook was most
gloomy. Langford heard OF a vacancy
in boxing club. Without asking for
particulars, he tackled the manager,
who. by the way. was Joe Woodman,
his present manager, for something to
do.
Boss. me and my dog are on the
rocks. 1t amt money | want as much
as a place to sleep and something to
eat. sure need both, bad"
To hear Langford tell the story It
is easy to understand that he Goa
vinced Woodman: he was hired as a
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janitor and man OF all work about the
club house.
With money coming regularly, IL
wasn't long before Sam and the yellow
pup were both happy. AS janitor Lang
ford saw boys picking up money In
packages, for a few rounds of boxing,
the idea grew that he could DO as
well as some he saw. He applied for
a chance and Woodman. more in spirit
OF fun perhaps, than for any reason
with a boy OF his own weight for q
preliminary one evening.
Langford made good He cleaned
up his man in hurry and 1t wasn't
long before the papers began saying
nice things about him.
The road from preliminaryville 10
championship is hard to travel. IL
was some time before Sam got a
chance at the welterweight champion.
Joe Walcott. Joe told Sam he intend
ed 20 make him climb tree, like a
monkey, but he didn't. Instead Sam
beat Joe so decisively that he was
given the decision in the fifteenth.
Now he has disposed of Bill Lang,
the Boston tar baby is entitled TO a
match with Johnson. He is sure he
can beat the Galveston man, despite
the handicap of height and weight.
When this advantage is referred TO.
Joe grins and says, If he meets me
I'll cut him down to my size in n
hurry"
And who can say that he won't, this
husky little giant killer OF minister's
son?
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NEWS AND VIEWS
TRUTH AND SINCERITY
COndeHsing a Whole
: liame Into Is Minutes

MONROE, La. March Ito
condense into 10 minutes what
amounts to practically a whole
game of ban is the latest
achievement Of the Jennings
system OF batting practice.
In these Is minutes more
than 80 batsmen face the pitch
er. and an average of more
than 100 balls are pitched, with
out rest.
This rapid action is made pos
sible by the batting cage which
stops all balls not hit by the
batter. The cage is fianked by
two or three players who return
the pitched balls TO helper
who stands behind the pitcher
and losses him a ball every
time he wants one.
Every substitute pitcher is at
work somewhere in the field OF
play, retrieving batted balls.
The combined result OF this
system gives the batters and
pitchers OF the club practically
six games Of ball every day, in
the hour and half usually taken
up ut the two sessions with
work of this description. or
course, the pitchers rotate.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-14
BY PAUL HALE BRuskE.

MONROE. La, March l3.-Lighter
than ever, since his career in the big
leagues began: hitting the ball In
practice after the fashion which has
made him for years the leading clean
up batsman in baseball, Wahoo Sam
Crawford is getting conscientiously
ready for what every one OF the Tig-
er party believes is sure 10 be one OF
the best of the many brilliant seasons
OF baseball In which the man from
Nebraska has taken part.
Last year, as everyone knows, Sam
was up against several handicaps and
got away very poorly. His ankles gave
him considerable trouble and he found
IL dificult to get into playing trim.
The lack OF harmony on the club was
point which affected Sans play as
much as any OF the others who suf-
fered by IT, Yet, in the face OF all
these added difficulties, Sam closed
the season with the same character
istic record OF extra-baSe drives that
have been his usual portion, adding
also the unique distinction or driving
home more runs I'm single season
than have ever fallen to the lot OF
mortal ball player. so far as authentic
records are concerned.
No Ankle Trouble Now.
This year Crawford set out TO avoid
the mistake of last, which caused him
the ankle trouble. Instead of attempt
ing to get into shape in hectic rush,
he made the process a gradual one,
starting with combined outdoor Work
and dieting at Hot Springs. Two
meals a day, only one of them with
meat; no potatoes, no white breads
and very little water, coupled with the
five-mile course over the mountain at
Hot Springs, taken twice a day,
brought Sam down to 1S4 pounds. on
his arrival here.
The Notwithstanding has harden
ed his legs in a way that enabled him
to start baserunning at seemingly
reckless clip. In fact, he featured
his first workout with dash round
the sacks in which he was able to
lead DOME" Bush over the complete
distance, and the midget was trying
his best, too.
Sam has seldom shone at train
ing camp batter, but this year seems
to be an exception. Since he arrived,
Del Drake and Jay Kirke have been
quietly pushed into the background.
The outfelders back up against the
race track, when Sam comes up and,
IL he doesn't hit it out TO them on a
line, he Invariably knocks loose a row
OF clods in the outer fringe OF the in
field.
A New Crawford Bat.
An instance OF the thorough prep.
aration Crawford has given himself
for the coming season is seen in the
fact that, for the first time. he has
given attention to improving the mod.
ell of bat which he has used to the