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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
BRIEFLY TOLD
The river is falling.

The river is falling.
Fine weather for the last few
days.
Will Brehl went to work for
Capt Kluth this a.. m.
Henry Fielder is u new. clerk at
Fred LaPlant's store.
Supt King is having a new GAR
age lOX2O-ft built for hiss auto.
Miss Katherine Otto is visiting
Miss Mercy Douglas for a few
weeks.
A new steam machine washer
has arrived for the steam laundry
at the Indian school.
Mr. j p Brehl has started out to
canvas our farmers in the interest
OF the Am. Society of Equity.
Willis McDt nald and Jno Brebl
Jr are expected back this week
from their trip to Arizona after
horses.
Rev Ashley returned last night
from convocation and is hard at
work ON copy for the next issue of
Anpao kin.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

MrsCG BIakeslec, Roger Gross
and Gordon Oliver were over
from Gettysburg to play for the
dance at the Agency Monday
night.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
WALL-:-PAPER,

oF"ALL PAPER or Mol-In.
cN and gci "lrr prices.
.'"s y" me store and have sam
"N manufacturers. We surely
IVY l"st what you need. and if
N"s u back and get your money.
attractive color schemes
and cut out borders.
= niygie"ic Kalsomiue,
q Brushes. Barn
'alac, Wax Finishes.
$ Faint Rcmovers.
ONES & co.
Best Paint made
geport
sr*.+.t.te+s*. +.+..c....
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

For Sale-Half interest in the
Forest City Press, controlling in
t&erest, to satisfactory party, if de-
sired.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

A Surprise party ON Will
Shepardson was given by Claude
Joscelyn Friday night in honor of
the anniversary of the formers
birthday.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

The Gettysburg senior base ball
club. with Is or more auto loads
or their friends. were over. to the
Agency Sunday and carried off the
pennant by a score of IA to ). John
McMaster acting as umpire.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

Born-to MIR and Mrs Ambrose
Dunn at the home of Grandpa and
Grandma II b Ellis, Forest CITY.
5. d.. july 20. 1911, a ten-lb girl.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

Dave Sheppard brought his hay
ing outfit over from the Reserva-
tion Yesterday. to cut his winters
supply of hay on the Ben Morten-
son place, near Suttonvilie.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

1t is reported that D Davis has
sold his homestead REIMBURSEMENT
to a newcomer whose name we
haye not yet learned.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20
LIST or
NPROVEMENT
V"csrn"c Agency is Mo-, A..
Wheels

'h"Se "rrnaknrs" wl,n l.....
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-07-20

The cement walk has been en-
tended across the street and front
of Fred LaPlant's store and the
men are now waiting for further
orders.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
TaKasierlife

URit Dem am 9. MGr3 BON Bremen
abgefabrenen 2Iobbs9 ampfer .@olh"
famen n~adltebenoe 8aiiten : Ya0asiere
nad Wnlpeffon:
Matbias M%n5e,,gruber, Muben Mns
berion, Sri. @milie @obrbmuer, Sob. gus
res, Hefer 8Ieibinbnus, 6ran emma
golpe, gbri1ten @albemar gbritenien,
alois gimermanm unb Srau unb Sim
Der, Bruno BON 9ombropstD, grnt
Ddli1, 9ialr1nn gnber5tein, 9ugo gu.
ifab ,gfrut nebft Sra1 nnb SoHter,
SRI. emile gnberitein, Sriebri1 Cru,
ber, Srnu 9fe9ina 8orsfn nno airlber,
9einri6 9eber, SRI. gliie Saloimann.
SRI. gmitn 9eImi6. S. Sbsaf, SRI. Mos
ialie 9rebieef, gbriitopf S~irgenien, Mn.
ton 4etteI, Soiepb &aufmnnn, emil
&olar5, SRI. Marie &ubn, Jrnu Meaz
RE &ubn, Srau Marie @0hIer uno
&in6er, SRI. MImd &Dbne, Gin1on Qinb.
berg, WaIter Qippe, SRI. sophie 9angs
ner, Srnu @nroline Mubraf, SRI. Maas
tie Mnrfi. Mnton @atbas, Sri. Mln,a
Nagel. Srnu @life Niebergnu uno &im,
Der, @eorg GedsIen, So1at1nes Oifrotu,
Sri. Gnnn Rrohdsf, Oliver gedar.
Surgen Matbmanm neblt Srau nno geds
ter, gfpnIb 51effel nll6 Sraa, Srib
Straus, Soief Strnnef, Sran5 6pufup.
Sri. Eere3ie Sbtfo, BABEL l1her, s. BiIs
ion, SRI. 9eopig @ernIeitner, Sri.
Warie Wtlion lno Srantifef 3af.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27

5raiert. aud Die alieenfduige lite
rltbe 6es Brin5er uobren6 bes
Srlibitiids idiet1 niemano All beod)=
ten, itto als er enolid lif berab-
ldfeoeno erbob, init einem: .suf @ie-
oerleben ouf benz 8abnbot me;ne
Serren", riiften Die Offi5iere naber
5uiammen nno i6enften li6 nod
eiamaI Die @laier bon, es aab ia
au6 nod 10 biele Details st refo=
pitulieren.
Melp, iebr elegant, ipenn audi
eirfad gefleioet> in elmer @eile,
Die ibrer intereiianten grideinu1lg
gerooe Ben ridtigen Nobmen bot,
ging ltnrubig in ibrer 8obnuna oui
uno ob. Sic 8otidaft oes 8rin5e,1
botte tie in cine gepiiie aufreeune
perlest, Der ie nift &err gu tperoen
nermodte.
Set Der geitrieen @esegnung bot
te tie feline Mnnaberung gefiirdtet,
nare ibr germ oltsgetpi6en; aber
frosoem batfe lie 5n piel Stol5 i'm
ob5upeiien.
Wos batte ct bann geoadt2
Sic fraltielte ipottiif sic 2ippen
mo iiberlegte, III melder 4rt lie ibml
gegeniibertreter iolte, aber feine
idien ibr re1t.
SD fperbe es Dem 3ufan iibcr-
laiien," oadte iie enolib Grgerlidj
pWQs erregte if mid iiberboupt 10
= mas gebt mid i'm @runoe nod
8rin5 @rbmonn on."
Sic trat Dor ben Spiegel unb It'll.
oierte ibr @eii6t. Ob iie mol bel
otter geporoen mar2 Ob er ent-
tani6t lem uiiroe? Seds Sabre iino
cine lange 3eit! =
Gortletuna foI9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27

= Seute Gbeno finoefl amei poll
tide Observation-Disclosures itatt
cine INT Der 9eetbppen=Saae, boz
ben @egnern Gallagban's arrall
giert, cine IN Ser Surnbolle, boz
oen Mtbdngern Gol1agbdn's einbe.
rufen. Sn beioen merben Sidet;
fir Die staotmobl mfseltelt per,
ben.
Das elite uno Seile oes neun
ten 4opaaerie Heeiments iini
Samltae nod 9eon Springs abge5c
gen.
Die bier nobnenben neri
faniiden Sninrgenten erflarcn, BIZ
repolutiondre 8artei iperoe lid) mi
midts @eringerem als Dem Mud
tritt oes 9rafioenteu 9ia5 uno oel
ooaigen llmgeitoltung Der poliii
lden 8erbaltniiie in Merifo 5ufrie
oet eeben.
6. 9. &obbilrs bot Ser 5be
~riffsofiee Die Mitteilung gemad)t
bob ibm Sreitag abeno iein Mutos
mobil geItoblen Jet.
Sreitag nad5t uno Samital
morgen tit bier TOT 3oa Aeger
gefaaen.
Nah adttdgigen 8erbanolull
ge1t tit Der Hro5eB gegen 6. 6. 0e
tbea 81 gnoe eefontmen. Der @r
~geflagte, Der befanntlih Dor ein;
ger 3eit i'm @arte5imlner oes
gabnbofs gu NodoaIe ben giiel1.
babnM ngeitellten S. $. 9eab CT
iboB, neil er iid oariiber drgertc
oab oieier inn 5uriet Die Cir 81
idlieben, tit oes Sooidlass iduloil
%befunoen uno gu fiinf5ebn Sabref
3ubtbaus perurteilt poroen.
SIN Nlter bon 70 Sabren itarl
i'm 2acleoe @otel, in 5olge elmer
gergiftung NIT Garboliaure s EN-
rp S6mars aug Sort @ortf
Gr fam Dor %ungefdbr iieben Mona.
ten bierber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
Gin nerh1nanisnnI[es l1nnli

Gin uerbanenispones nneliid
bat ii6 an Der i'm gou begriffe-
men giienbobnitrede 5miihen Ggers,
felo uno &pbnif i'm .ifleiiifen STE,
gieringsbe5irf Sppeln ereignet, ia-
Dem cine 8ogenbriide einaeitiirst
lit. @ie aus 8atibor beridtet miro,
baben bier Herionen arf Der 9telle
lbren Soo gefunoen, ipabreno flint
ldtpere gerletungen oabongetragen
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
@us Nubobeit

Mus Wubapeit meIoet mall:
Gin uerbdngnisboIer @orfaa, mel
den elm SelomebeI oes bieligen iie-
b6enten 8ionierbataiGons peridnl-
B etbat, ipir6 namentli6 in militG-
ridden areiien Iebbaft belproden.
Der Gel6mebel tpelher ndftlifer
Wei[e a%ngetrunfen beimfe6rte, per-
meigerte 6em Soften on Der 4aierne
oas eoiungsfDort. Dieter gab oa-
raiif, Der 8orihrift gem1B, Seuer,
un6 bic Rtigel burfbobrte ben Man-
tel oes Gelouebe[s. 2esterer lief in
bic 8dierne uno befabl einen Mefru.
ten, fem Getuebr 81 nebnen uno
ouf 0er Wahtpeiten gu idieBen.
Der Mdrut leiitete Solge, un6 ser
Soften tpuroe lebenssefdbrlid per-
Iest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
Sat Miaionem Nreunoe.

8udlen's @rniea Salbe aGblt IT,
re Sreitnoe Bel ben MiIionen, oie {ie
lid ourh lire eritounIidem aarcll
tn Den lesten bier5ig Sabren ertpor-
ben bat. 9ie bette GoIbe fit
@eidipiire, gc5ema, grono-
uno S6ntttDunoen 8errenfunaer,
ihIimme Mugen etc. 25c Bel alen
DrnggiIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
sStet einem @SrSer.

@ppenotcitis lit Elm unbarmber3i-
ger WOroer, aber Or. Sings Neue
2ebens-H iaen totet i'm 6urd 8or.
beugung. Sic ftimulieren ben Ma-
gen, 2eber un6 gingemeioe uno Der.
binoern Die geritopfung, Die CUR
Mppen6icitis fibrt. 25c BET alen
Oruaqiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
XXI.

Die @oriteanng mar elanoenb
berlaufen, Der acknowledgements
olerenoe IN Der beiten 2oune, Die
natiirlid ard auf Die anoeren Ser.
rem iiberging. Monfer bohte bieI.
letdt i'm itiaen, boB Die 9ranben.
itein Die nria6e oapon fem fonnte,
ober niemano ipraf) es aus, pit
oenn Wanter meiit poriihtiger nit
Wort uno urteil aii iein pflegeii als
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
Nan.G rlaubnisideine.

s: 9. Meper. @obnbaus, sibsSlo>
req Ctr; $140O.
8, q. 3oefIinq. Stpei @~obubduier.
@ontereb Ctr; $500.
9; 9; 9oeflins, @obnbaus. sbenue
3; $500.
!. SRI. g; gslOeu, wobn6aus, ouiiads
glbenne; $4,000.
Charles g. @imbsf. @obnbaus, @ime
BEL Ctr; $3.50.
Sran q 9edma1,n, @efdaftsbnls.
@aoiion Ctr; $500.
q. g. ariser. 9tau, Miftletoe
Mbe.; 800.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
Die Dor elmer Mohe on

Die Dor elmer @obe ang..
%fiinoigte 8roihiire beg ebemaIigen
Staatsiefretars oes Meids : Solo.
nialamts, Serrn gernbaro Dern-
burg, lit mtnmebr unter Dem 9itel
v&apital un6 Staatsaufiidf" eridie.
men. Ser 8erfaiier, meIfer in Der
SArift bic n~eueroings eifrig eror.
terte 5rage bon Der 3uloiiung aug.
lanoiiher, ipe5iea amerifanifher
@ertpapiere an Der 8erliner 4orie
b~ebanoelt, greift in ifnrer @eile
ben preuBiiben &anoeIsminiiter Sp-
bonn an, neil oieier oos angemei.
ne anfidtsreft iber Die 8orie BE.
aniprufe. Serr Dernblirg nertrit'
ben S~tanopunft, oaB Die gintuir.
tung gegen bic 3ulaiiung ausl1lt,
bidder @ertpapiere benz Mustp1rti.
gen @mt sebiibre.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27

@crlanst- Srau fir Slide uno
Seine 8aide, 2 in Der
Jumilie. Nafsufragen I'M neueri
Goncrete-Saus iiioli6 bonn Mrgple-
Sotel, glamo Seigbts ooer aoreiiiert
q. s. 9. SEQ. 9, 8or t43.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27

5. s. Nab, 917 @olon Str, Sui
Mntonio.
Sbomas $. Morin 1916 Gbaoca
Str, San @ntonio.
@illiam Sones, 107 Gead Ctr,
San Mntonio.
Setlrp Set, 17os Stores Strabe.
San Nntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
Mttadiert BEN ~SdJuI.Irinaipal.

Ger SdnI ; Yrin5ipal gbas. 9.
Maen BON Splpania, Ga lit idref.
lid an Nbeumatismus . Ghmer.
gen, batte Elm 2eber- uno Magen.
|leioen un0 franfe Nieren. Mne Mit.
tel i6lugen fell; aber bier GIaide.
bon Dem beriibmten electric 9ittera
maften mid pouifdnoig geiuno.
Sanienoe loben uno preiien oieie
Meoi5in. 8eriudt iie. Nur SOC BEL
alien 9ruggiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27

Gin sutes @fos gier i6rnedt
am beiten, tuenn man es ungeitort
trinfen fam. Dies fam man BEL
y. g~argitaller, neben Der 9ermonns-
iobneeSoae, mo- oas prG6ttge 0oB
ftets friih am 53apf lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27
LckaIes.
Better Der gnti : 9rubibitionscan,-

Derar @ountD IN Der Mrtt : BrobtbIs
tions Champagne, bat nabftebenoe
9erten gu Bre5inft : Siibrern err
nannt:
s. 6. Dmper, 1875 0mDer @pe-
nue., San Mntonio.
Samuel 8eloenL ia Sit Mrlellal
Ctr, Gan Mntonio.
z. 6. gonnor1 1920 Siio Stores
Ctr, Snn Mntonto.
grneit 9roggL 425 Glib Ganta
Mofa Str, San Mntonio.
Sobn @ioroa, 225 SID 9eona
Str, San Mntonio.
9 abio 2ebr, 1913 aIoaan Stry
San gntonio.
S. M. Gbopa, 315 Moros Gecos
Ctr San Mntonio.
S. Garle it,, 1926 @elt Conn
merce Ctr, San Mntonio.
Soc 0briotti, 1O8 2ope5 Strabe,
San Mntonio.
IS. 50. Comp, 3O6 @elt Ginein-
nati Str, San Mntonio.
g. 6. Sones, 20 Moro Stores
Ctr Gan Mntonio.
8. 81. >McMsfiG 321 grooflir
ape., San @ntonio.
g. S. altgelt, 7o6 @eit Deacon
Str, Gan Mntonio.
Sarnes 81. Dnbis, 206 @arren
Ctr, Gan Mntonio.
q. S. Sen, 1902 Mailt apenuc,
Snn Mntonio.
5. 90. @iGespie, t717 Moin Mue<
nue, Gait Mntonio.
9. S. g%roptber, 514 Gural Str,
Gnn Mrtonio.
4rtbur 5. 9odtuooo, 4o7 3. Str,
Snn Mntonio.
Sobn s. Sentimalt, 22s Burnett
Ctr, Can Mntonio.
gilbert Soratb, 215 5. StraBe,
Gnn Mntonio.
8. @or5a IT., 332 @ropIon Str,
Gnt1 Mntonio.
George Butler, GIG Sif erodett
Str, 5on Mntonio.
S. g. Solimab, 1850 Storr CTR.
Snn 9lntonio.
S. o. Sommers, 400 10. gtrabe,
@on Mntonio.
s. Braun, 405 Maion @trabe.
San Mntonio.
8. S. @ur5bod, 1874 9ollnettc
Abe, Snn Mntonio.
SSdmes MoiitIeoge, 31t @oliao
Ctr, Gan Mntonio.
Gus. M. Mnleronn, 800 @po~
ming StraBe, 6on Mntonio.
Or. 8. 8. Mbittofer, 6O2 Denper
9oulebnr6, San Mntonio.
s. S. Jouit 315 SIorioa Str,
San Mntonio.
Jreo 9~iIoebrano, 225 Snoiana
Ctr, Gnn Mntonio.
SO. q. Mitr8bafl 513 @ater Ctr,
Gan Mutonip.
George SuntreB, COS @aroen
Str, Sun glntortio.
Gibbs 623 garbe StraBe,
son Auf0TID.
SSobn @iIfins IT., 24O1 Gmo pre.
ia GtraBe San Mr1tonio.
grnelt 81. &errero, 81. S. O. $50.
5, Boz AZ, San Mntonio.
S. 90. Campbell st. s. 8. $50. g..
Mtasrn.
8. s. aibIep, 81. s. .. $50. /,
Gan 2[ntonio.
s. 9. GuIaroo, 81. S. .. SO. Z,
Dor ia, 2oiopa.
so. Cannon, Beror.
aronf ". 2afeI, ltasca.
S0bn 81. Nopinsfi, 2ammburg.
81. 8. Mindler, 81. S. @. So 4,
San Mntonio.
Sobn Mbmers, 81. SO. $50. i
8or SO, San g(ntonio.
Sulius sgaIIfdeiot, 9eIotes.
6ranf Mnola, 9eIotes.
Sobn 8. Moreait, 2eon Springs.
George S. Bacon, 81. S. &. $50. s,
San Mntonio.
3enrD Morfen, Ban Maub.
Mfre6 Soeppertpein, Wulper6e.
Gee g.. Sones, 81. S. 9. SO. 2,
San antonio.
hilbert 9beis, Metmore.
Charles Cur, 81. S. 9. $50. /,
@roden.
emil Bed, 81. s. Q. go. 8, San
Mntonio.
8. 6. D'Graop. 81. S. 9. $50. 2,
Boz is, Gan Mntorio.
9enrp Mbnms, 81. S. 8. No. 2,
Gibolo.
aueuit s. Sobm 81. s. .. No. 2.
Dor 38, Marion.
6ri6e Meal, Genberie.
Stunlep Hrapbpr3etpsfi, Ct. SEQ
mig.
Self 9. Bed, 81. S. Q. SEQ. 6, gor
90, Gan Mntonio.
George &ieffer, q. s. 9. $50. 6,
8or as, San Mntonio.
s. S. Shlatber, 81. S. o. SO. 6,
8or 40, Gan Nntonio.
Soc s. arimmer, 81. s. 9. SO. /,
Sdn Mntonio.
Charles s. Mabula, 81. S. 3. SO.
8, @nn Mntonio.
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M. 3. & s. gala.

w. y. g =. Ua5H.
Mnfunft-
Ao. 241-gon 9oufton ,tmo @aIueiton
SO. 7-@on Dallas u. SORT @orf5
-.- >. ..7.20 morgens
yto. 235-Wom Nor6en. .7.30 born1iti.
go. 15-8on 8aco.. ....3.00 naehm.
No. 231-@om 0oroen unb 9oufton
...... -. ;. ....3:25 nahm
No. Bonn Nor6en.. TAB abenos
. :. :. ..1.lU PORN
SO. 10-gtad benz Nor6en. 1000 BORN
SO. 10 Sad Guftin uno 8aeo
SO. 1o-@a4 Dem morben. 800 BORN
Sto. 8. @a9 9auns, Sort @ortb
go. 2S6-Nah benz gorben.. -.
SO. 242-aa@ Souiton nnb Gal
oefton.. :. :. ....10.15 nbenos
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@ertrouen mub man finbell obne
es 81 iufen.
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g.. S. & g. q. (Saupt-2inie).

o.. S. & g. u. (Smapt-2inie).
Mnflinft-
SO. 9-Wom Dfen........7:35 porm
SO. Som Often. 1880 nadm
No. 10-glH afo u. Beften. 1880 na6m
gso: 8-Ton 81 Raio.. ..10.15 born1
Mbfabrt-
$40. 9-Nad ct Hafo uno @eften....
=. r.. 49,. ....8:30 borm
SO. 7-sa6 81 9aio nno @effen....
80. 100 abenos
SO. 10-Ma9 B. @eiten. 1000 abenbs
go. 8-Na6 Dem Often. .10:45 borm
yto. 1-Aa6 Sci Nio.. 400 abenos
gietOrta 0ipiiom. 9. S. & e. a..
Mntunft -
go: 3o5-guero, @ictoria. 1850 nabm
Nbfahrt-
80. so6-guero. gietoria. $500 BORN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-03-27

@s giebt Iiebensmiiroige Sci
Ter uro unalsitebIide 9iigenoen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-10-15

The young first baseman Of the
Tigers. Del Gamer. was both promising
and unl,rky. He had his wrist brok-
en- before the season was far under
way and had to stay out Of it for half
the schedule. In the games he actually
played. Gamer tielded round first base
like Donohue or Chase, and batted in
a solid convincing fashion. He looks ex-
tremely good for the 1912 campaign.
Properly speaking Arthur Fletcher
Of the Giants is not a recruit Of 1911.
for he has been with McGraw's team
for three years. This season, however,
saw him pass from the clrysalis state
to full membership among the regulars,
where it took him little time to prove
himself a marvel. He batted 50 heavily,
when once given the chance to work,
that he displaced the veteran Devlin ON
third base. When HerZog joined the
Giants, Fletcher was too valuable to be
benched-he was moved up to short
stop. and made good there right along.
The highest price ever paid for con-
tract Of a ballplayer-$22-5O in real
and visible money-made the name of
Marty OToole, redheaded spitball
pitcher-famous from sea to sea this
season. O'Toole, sturdy, middle-sized
fellow who had a brief trial with thu
Reds some years hack. showed such
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CAREY
0DA7S mn

(CopyriEhted. 1914. by ]. J. Robinson.)
An unusual number Of clever youngs-
tcrs came into the big leagues tn 1911-
enough to show that the timber is full
Of good ballplayers, II the scouts could
only ind them. Some twenty Of these
young players made good impreesively,
and will be the backbones OF their va
rious clubs for the season Of 1912.
Ping" Bodfe Of the White Sox-
really an Italian with the glorious
old name Of Francisco Sanguinaro Piz-
zstl, or something like it-was one OF
the most interesting Of the newcon-
ers Out on the coast, he was the
greatest fence-breAker they ever saw.
Thirty hcme-runs were in his 1910 out
put-but the fences in the American
League are farther out. Ping didn't
gather any snch crop Of homers, but he
raped many a hot single and good
double, feided we'll, and endeared him.
self with the happy throug.
MAJ Canarius-cut down to Carey
came 10 the Pittsburg club as extra
fielder, but the older men were 30 moved
down by disabilities that young Carey
Was out there in almost every game.
He batted we'll, was the clubs best
baserunmer, and covered a world OF
outf1eld ground.
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Good Recruits
of 1911

to Philadelphia from the New York
State League. and who was considered
only an experiment. and dubious one,
when the Pills first took him on. He
proceeded to show from the very start
that he was one Of the greatest young
pitchers of the day. The new conner
had tremendous speed, fine control, and
many Of the ways Of: Mathewson. As
off in SKILL and finished the campaign
going. if anything, even better than at
the beginning.
A few other youngsters who made
work in 1912 are Vean Gregg, the SEN
sational lefthanded pitcher Of the Cleve-
land Club; Danforth, new but wholly
effective pitcher lassoed by Connie
Mack Joe Jackson. the absolutely
dazzling batsman and outfelder Of the
Clevelands, who looks to be a second
Cobb; George Jackson. the terrific hit
ter who joined the Boston Nationals in
midsummer Chalmers, fine young
pitcher Of the Philadelphia Nationals !:
Mccarthy, the tiny but brilliant Short
stop Of the Pirates: Severoid, cork
ing catcher and batter Of the Reds {;
Marsans and Almeida. the clever
Cuban recruits Of the Cincinnati club !;
and a small brigade Of others, all far
shove the general scale.
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wonderful ability while with st. Paul
this summer that Pittsburg, outbidding
six or seven other clubs, coughed up
$50. for the hurler, who thus be-
ca1ne the most widely advertised per-
former in the game
When with Pittsburg, OToole dis
played great class and splendid prom
Use. He has a crafty head fine con-
troll, and great assortment of curves.
A lame arm handicapped him terribly,
but he showed the real goods just the
same, and will be q big winner next
summer.
Jimmy Doyle, of the Cubs, was tried
in 1910 by the Reds, and sent to the
minors as being a feeble hitter. He
raped only .254 for Louisville, and
when the Cubs took him it was gener-
ally prophesied that he'd never do.
Doyle fooled them all. He fitted into
his proper notch in the Cub machine
from the day he was put at third, and
fully filed the shoes of Harry Stein
feldt, while his batting was far heavier
than it had been in the minor leagues.
Doyle will do, and will be right on
hand with the Cubs when springtime
comes.
A pitcher who didn't cost any $22,.
500, nor even $3.50, but who delivered
his goods in splendid fashion, was
Grover Cleveland Alexander, who came
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-07
THE SHAME OF IT.

Rutland has had a worse experience with its water department than Nor wich, for it had to cut off it's water supply because of typhoid germs in the water and 2 consequent epidemic of fever. The epidemic is . thing of the past now, and conditions are encour- aging; but just read this from the Rutland News:
 "A curious sight was noted in q Rutland restaurant Tuesday noon. A family from the rural districts brought their own drinking water with them. It wan contained in the peculiarly shaped bottle characteristic of the much advertised 40-rod whislxey from a distant state Four full quarts, ex- press prepaid, in plain package with no marks to indicate contents, for $3.20; if not satisfied after drinking one quart return at our expense and get your money back (and no drinker of 1t ever lived to claim the rebate). Fastidious visitors to Rutland, afraid of our city water and yet with evil dence upon them of having lived through at least a quart of 80-cent whiskey! What worse insult could our sanitary experts have brought up- on us?''
Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-07
pJlacELs POST.

TSIn parcels post movement will not dexl s%T Tha, fact thats the last con- gr6m inst turned the whole matter dusyn and would not favor even a rdf7l routos experiment. has aroused the promotsrs of it in all parts of the cos11xtFy
 Ths Chicago Tribune has this to say upsn fhs subject:
 "A conference of great importanc. has been called by the Postal Progress lsag0o for April 25 in Washington. Th3a Sonkerence will consider plans fse luIla1at3sn on the subject of pos- tnl dGfv1oe, and 1t should be attended Sspu1ialfy by representative of or- sadlzations interested in the parcels aEivS thousand invitations to gov ern6En, commercial and agricultural ee16oslss, and civic and political clubs h1iVS been. cent out and it is expected thet uaombaEs ot the diplomatic corps %ia tel1 the confersnce of tho work inGt Of the postal systems abroad.
 {. what happened to the modest lit- tie rroposal for m experiment in the poxee4S post in the last congress shows chat ft ia war. If we are ever to have thiS extensibn If our postal service, our f7loyemHnt must be more concert d and concentrated. The press should take 1t up witr gut delay and keep it . - publ1e And the congressional mind from na1 $n.
 At present the opposition seems to be intrenched, but the next congress will bs stronger from the point of view of populnr legislation, and q substantial beginning may be made ii the fight is got out before the people,