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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
MOST ELABORATE
WINDOW DISPLAY
EVER SHOWN
Rosenwald's Window Shows
Reproduction OF the Lobby
to Elk's Theater OH the
the Show.--"The Man From
Home"

What wI prphonl, Do. tne m"st
..Joortt. window dia.nA ever ut.
tempted 500 tn, southwest win be- the
r,rrodu. uuu of tn, lobu, uf tn, Elks'
uu,at,r ou th, u.ut ur ui, perform
ar.c of "Ina Man From uomy'
which win DO, iur .umn1uus effort
lu one of the most aggressive adycr.
Using campaigns ever carried Go a
successful conclusion uy au amateur
production Doe this ,Itl. The window
viii show the crowd ut U,II dressed
people entering the lobby uf tu, Elk-
thrat,r ~ ON, qdr is The box ot-
u,u. where is To- bee seen party col
late corners asking for standing room
Within. for ass Tar as is known now
tl tickets wtl, be sold. These peuplo
iu wax 900 Wear 9Th, smile thut won
come off," iu anticipation uf tu, show
that they are about Co -,, TINS
feature OF the reproduction WIll 90,
true to uf,, tor the people who VHI
enter the Eiks' thpatcr GOA ThursdJt
AND Friday nights uill ut 40 htup.
stat, uf mind. nnucipaiius as thrN
viii by tho pleasure uf spv.ug en-, MOST
deliberately planned production thu'
ever played before Albuquerque 1u't-
cugcs. 10 ls o. ut noted. also. that
MI. Rcluhurt. who BE- the window
artist who has planned and carried
out this remarkable display, has
dressed his models 900 the very LATEST
ol th, seasons fashions. Here again
De- is truy 60 nature The clothes
worn Dog the models GER, tbo Ros,u-
valid standard which is tho acme pt
perfection ls also the people of Auu-
puDrqur are huoNn 10 bp the best
dressed west of thc Mississippi river
Tho last of the drrs. rehsatsts of
"rh' Man From Homo was hcld Sst
night aud according CO. those who ssu
II The pDal viii $50 throush without q
hitch II WaN the elimination ur
months nf preparation Every actor
knows hi~ lines as second nature and
thus b. able To devote his attention
while before the foot lights ON to
development of hts character TD-
night tho actors viii rrst from their
arduous iahors OF preparation lud
VIII Doe tho guests ot Albright aud
Dupgcr iu AN elaborate banquet tu hr
held at the ANarldo. n s utimatcd
That the speeches and toasts thst viii
culminatc this spread VIII fire tho
player olk with stiil greater onthuv-
iasm for the roles tina, arc Go 90
presented on the succeeding night,
ana that when the curtain goes mp
Tor the trs, act OF "rhc Man From
Home Albuquerque win Witness one
Of The most spirited plays over proc
duprd upon the local boards, and this
docs not exclude the professional
shows that have played here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
SUMMER COLDS
Are Considered by Doctors More Dan.
gcrous Than Winter Colds.

person is quite %, apt tp catch cold
in the summer a. in the winter, but 10
Is harder 10 cure cold I'M the summer
than in the winter. In winter the brac.
ing air assists tho remedy to overcome
tho cold, but tho sultry, depressing
weather OF summer rctards the cure OF
colds.
The public Is much interested In
knowing remedy that viii successfully
cope with summer colds. A remedy
that covers just such cases Is Pcruna.
Experience has taught that it il tho ono
remedy that promptly cxpols sum
mcr colds of every character and dos
.cription.
Miss Ivy Cray, Fairvicw, Ky, saysi
81 have taken Pcruna, and would say
that II IL the best medicine for coughs
and colds I over saw. | find that "a
always cures n cold IN . short while. IL
also strengthens and builds mp the ays-
tenn"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

~ b. "mus."s q" i''" ''' ''''-
mont "I 'h'hN e. .hiN. 'l''"'' 'i '"'
h'u.' BOO reviewing 'h' "'I" "' 'N'
special session "Oi.h '''s'' N''l''-
dan Mr '''rh attempts '' give the
h'"",r"" crrai' Tor h'''nS accom-
ri.N'd E''t Work along 'H' ''"'s 'l
'n''r Wau"iw pledges whereas '''
special H'<-i"ih 81" TAG 's ''r Demo-
.r'i" house "'. concerned. nos '''"
ID lit' Ilhli'
what i'' ''n'".f'' '''''' ''.'"'.
pi.h'I d1rnH inr 'r''''I ''".''"
"' Goo d'"'h.'''i' l'''l'N Zoo 'h'
."puir 'hH NJ I'' 's 'ig m'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
OCCIDENTAL SKYSCRAPER WILL Be
CONSTRUCTED At A COST OF 100000
SIX STORIES, ABSOLUTELY PROOF
Following Meeting Of Executive Committee Last Night An.
nouncement Is Made Which Will Be Exceedingly Graft.
flying to People of Albuquerque First Three Floors Of
Big Building Will Be Occupied Entirely by Life and
Fire Insurance Departments of Phenomenal Young
Company.

hrHt bright slHu., uI ,Ir BUSH
ness Die SINGS which Hr, 'u follow 100
'hc wake oi statehood Ras given tf.
morning With tH. announcement chat
.hc Occidental I,p insurance COM
pan' Us Ia push iu-f as rapidly as pos.
sillc preparation tor tine erection %.
new Occidental building 60 ml
lcdgod skys,Wper.a the corner %.
Gold avenue ANA Ihud street
The proposed now building sin d.
iu every wa, e notable addition tu tb,
commercial architecture of ilc south
west % is tu sa of nIoproo. cou.'Iu..
ton sis stories hgh. ond viii cos. 200
'hu ucighbUruuud %. 5000 600
The decision to proceed vigorous.
and at once with uis MOST mIur
tanr structural undertaking Vu- reach.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
Mrnng. of The ponr.

Departures from tho old way iu
things educational come In FOR hard
ups. frat aud last. but not often ar"
tn,N assailod as iu this letter which
90 sloworlng boy handed 90 his tcuch-
cr the other day
"Madim you kcpe telling my son To
brorth with his dleiram / sepusc rich
BOYS and girls an has di,rfrums but
now about when their father only
makes . dollars day and there's I
younger / tcl YOU its cnoug 60 make
everybody socialists FIRST ~ one thing
and then its ahothcr ANA now ~ der
frams lts too much. Woman Home
Companion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
ASTOR'S YACHT IS
WEDDING PLACE
In Spite of Denunciations by
Clergy, Multi-Millionaire
May Marry in Few Days;
$250,000 Jewell Gift.

Sew York Aus -a That Colonel
John Jacob Astpr and Miss Madeline
Talmtso Fore, NiIl proDaul, Doe mar
ri,d uu ta, tpluu,ls yacht Norma
and that tn, wedding a mmiuoqi
was announced today 0y common
friend uI both families. Unusual acc
uVtl u thu Fore, residence added
stroustb Go the rumur pur feature
of tns activity Nae th, arrival OF 90
big uuuk az tine Force home This
trunk Wus taken 90 Miss M.ldaliu,
room ou 40, second floor aud OWE
drua.e oi u b,ing hurirdiy packed
pointed go no, carly departure ut thr
hfidc-,l,rt
g. VAS abs" learned that whatever
Hpp, Young Vincent Astor may haYn
once hrld u regard To- marry ing Sis.
katherine Tolc, VIII not bee realized.
The young lady is said 90 bc engaged
tu wealthy Wall street broker and
announcements of that engagement is
expected boz few days
Tint Colonel Aston has bestowed
upon Hls hridr-cl,et jewels To- the
value of quarter or million doi-
lars was another interesting r.Ncla-
tluu that IA, dav brought forth
Tine first of tb,sy gifts was mnde
within % few days uf Colonel Astpr's
introduction Go the pretty dcbutante.
They include antique bracelets set
with precious stone. once worn by
the Empress Marie Aulunicttc. dla-
moud Occklarc. sapphir. ring. pearl
Ouft buttons. each pearl in which is
the size of "a large pea pin SCI with
diamonds uud O. green enamel watch
studded with diamonds.
Miss Forces engagement rims
alone b. said Go o., worth $4,000. IL
has been previously valued Jog $4,000.
but tnut is now known Co be W7 br-
BOW ta cost Ths diamond .u tbIs
rims Be- almost square aud about ST
% as of au inch.
Il is said Doluurl Aston has agreed
go settle $4,000 600 uu the bride elect
100 lieu oi h,g dover RIGHTS
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Occidental W'diul &c is uUl. uu o
assume tuu thc s2uo.oOu ,lupl.m
wIu ue easily sucectsfuI The people
lot N1uqucuWc rhoroughlN appccIat,
the udvau.ag, oft having the home OIL
ucu of % uig Insurance COMPANY 100 this
city. ana tho, viii undoluicJl, assist
BOO over. Dos- Die way the efforts ul
un ,ulcIIt.-Iu- management fo effect
Ju Improvement which is bound 90
benefit every citizen
The scale %. lh, ucN Occidental
hUldWe mag De- suggested bN the
statement that % viii Pot, Ii2 fec. long
and iUu loot deep % win %, loo every
r"spcc. Thoroughly modern office
building. ana g. is fn. intent ION of
the management to make DO Iopus.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

The locust sounds iis raspng lay
pom some los
And hot ANA humid Is The day
la Aug
Beneath 70 friendly llly.pad
Ahldca the frog;
Expects the gay maraudns lad
la Aug
The COWS are sleepy as they brows
Besides the bog
And even Nature seems 10 browse
la Aug
Washington Herald
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
G O. a PERMANENTLY HEALS
saSe @1e as1s SORES AND ULCERS

No matter in what way old ulcer first commenced,
whether from wound brue from the liberation OF war
pmpe MOLE If without apparent the fact
that does heal shows that bad blood responsible for the place
While the circulation remains impure and polluted the nerves and
tissues Of the flesh around the place constantly being fed with
unhealthy and the hbreS thus prevented from knitting to-
geihe and healing Purify the blood and the place MUST heal its
having been removed old and chronic ulcers
because the greatest Of all blood purifiers removes from the
circulation every mpury and SO enches the blood that
feeds and noushes The tender sensitive hesh causes knitting
together of all and thus heals the place naturally and
permanently Book Sores and Ulcers and any medical advice
desired free all who write and H. SSS sold Ut
drug stores TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
INSURANCE RATES
ARE INCREASED
Fire Underwriters Threaten 10
Advance Cost of Policies II
Contemplated Reduction Of
Fire Service Is Made.

Roswell IS NJ. Aus .a TWt 'h,
u-anu.. rates. ot BUILDINGS iu t;os-
aou vu D, materially Increased u
thr proposed reduction H nude .n
.u. ur. lighting apparatus is iuu.-
.ptrd lu % I.ttrr received h.r" uN iIr.
Chlrl JHlrIrs S. Wuit,mou from inc
o0'.y u0 tn. EorkN MuUu..u llr.
Underwriters association Tho letter
u part follows
W. ur. advised lntt Roswell has
under contemplation tH, reduction COT
ts ur department aud possibly the
r,tru. of SOME cot tts trr apparatus
from a.tIt, service.
Thu present apparatus I- sHently
deficient for tnr present .HssIio1-
ton ot Roswell 900 th, 'a.t that there
is uu Uuuuie faut chemical engine
provided iu either hose wagon. The
present amount ot hos. is satisfactory
but could not b., carried uu uu'
wagon and would bc ot little use 90
u.Detelr. tu uD considered us reserve.
The number Of mcu should mot bc
reduced below six. as tHrrD mon are
necessary ior property manning each
hose wagon
should tho apparatus ho retired
from active service, ur %, number
Df m,n reduced. tho classification of
boswell would necessarily drop 60 a
la. grade. ,ntailnP .ncreuaed osu-
lmatrs on mercantile BUILDINGS OF four
600 eisnt per cent
We hoppe mat after mNlur, cousld-
oratiuu tho council viii decide Go ro-
/ tain tuc fire department uu Goo its
present hiphly satisfactory basis 81
| deficiency
h making comparisons oi other
| CITIES of Sew MrXico uli account
should pe taken oi their population
tho territory ana >ulurs protected,
ana 90, fire protection classification
Hhi b has been giyDu 900 those towns
]
Mrs pinhoad YOU said before w.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
.REvOLUT|ON|STSARE
AFTER De LABARRA
Will Disregard Wishes of
President and Nominate
Him as Presidential Candi-
date in Spite of Himself.


Mexico cts. MtN. Aus Iu.t
DO H Ufrrr- dissemination 81. accent
uIs nomination 'Yr 'I, pr...U,u.. 500
u' Hst .gHtd.U Do, tt, Popular Etu-
luuuu' u1Iu, WHs tu, statement
made bN Llr Jorge N.u G.uuW
Wh.u Interviewed boo connection with
'u' correspondence which bls DyOu
Exchanged b.fN .ru oh, 40 8uTfH and
i.'. 'ru Eu.pl and NOR, ,sr,.-
i'It regarding %. A Hurts I,u-aI
t1 accept 90, nominations
Elm tnD ..tt.r ! addressed Co. Nr
D. U r1rrb' Oil. Nyu L.uuuI state
rl. ~ asked Doll. opinion. NOT bob. com
.w'ua ou $50 diU.rut points Frp
regarding the platform cog tu, puuu-
Der Etoluu'uHt parts. mud second.
relative tu his nomination for proa.-
dent ! have had tb, satisfaction OF
learning nom the rrut ui Mn oil. Dee
IHrrI thuI u, tstD.s with tho d.lI.
"i OBJ, purity tud tul, bon, approve.
''ih thc prut.uI'. which 30 embrace.
'ud th' ideals U uursups iu uuu...
uu'uy" Nj 81, Do Haru ylu b. th.
'uuddIt, r' tH. Popular Evolution.
lst panty 5s ,Ir only requisites noes.
'.~'rt are thlt boz accept tho pui.
form of tho party Uud th.t the nom.
iuail"u Ue mad, u mHiurit, uf votes. bon
thu national convention
ErrtrIiug thr eun-,ui ~ Nr Up g.
burH tho party dpcs mot u.ra h..
because thr elections d,wu.uiI.sII.
sr'ut.uu sr. based uu th, national
Nil auo uut uu iu. individual VIl Y.
ih. elected. For .hIs reason tr, pope
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
The LIttle Green Tents.

en- i.tis s.een tents Nncre the
soldiers al,eE aLd the sunboams play
am tnc women weep are covered
WIN i|o"cfa today ana between the
tents walk the weary lew who were
'onnE and staiWar la siXtytwo.
wen they went so the war away The
luilr green tents are built ct sod and
ihet are moi long and they are not
broad. hui ihe soldiers have lots OF
loon and me sod is parl of HE land
lhtt saved when the flag 0I the
enemy darby waved. the symbol of
dole ana doom The little green tent
Is thing divine tie lltile green tent
d. countrys shrine, where patriot
hnevl and pray. aud The brave men
leit 80 old, so few we're Young and
s'aiNart iR 'siNty'two, when they went
10 the war away Walt Mason.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
A NEw USE.

4 man engaged 10 the construction
OF the nee federal building Ia KAN
sas ciis. San.. last week Was charged
With disturbing the peace OF one OF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

A well known Dies Moines woman,
after suffering m,sorahy Tor two
days from bowel complaint. was
cured hy one dose of Chamberlaln's
Cole, Cholera ana Diarrhoea Rem
edy. For sale by All dealers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23
SAN MARCIAL OPENS
MIN nIlI a. SIDlkl,

san Marclal, y. NJ. Aug al.
iiinswangor opened new drug store
here this week under tho name OF
the Rio GTande pharmacy.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

Mrs pinhcad-Nou said before We
were married that my word should be
law
Mr. pinhcad That was before I
sound that the law was unconstluilon.
al Philadelphia bulletin.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-23

For the best saddle horses IN ,he
city call phone No. 3. w. l.. Trlmble,
ia North Second 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Sic Mufmerfiamfeit ser Qeier INT

Sic Mufmerfl amteit ser Qeier INT
ierer 3eitung miro beionoers auf cine
anoere Seite oieier Nusgabe gelenft.
Die ertpabnte Seite entbdlt einen Nr=
|tifel betreffs elmer Der alteiten, menn
nidt Ser alteiten, beitebenoen &c
i@aftsfirmen, bon mleder cine Ser
6erporragen0iten @bieagoer 3eitungen
fur5li@ iaete; Sic %erfreut iid ser
@us5ei@m1ng, Elm @eidaft fort3uiub=
rem, oeiien 6l1noament in ser lebten
@alfte bes is. Sabrbun6erts gelegt
muroe."
Ser Mrtifel lit geidmiidt nit einem
@iloe BON Mme. ~S6umam=@einf, ser
beriibmten &iinitlerin, sic ibren Sob
iprli6 Sem pieler 5auien6 an6erer
beifi9t, sic 3eugniB a6legel1 iiber sic
.bepabrten gigenidaften oes alten ul1o
MEDITERRANEAN 4r1uter @eilmittels,
6orni's Mpenfrauter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
klnaer oonroton
MACH FLETcHER'S
Gas RIA
Mfelrpie.

Sic Sauf @iper Bride, 5mei Mei=
len bon bier, lit pom @egemeiiter Geo.
9(brens NIT neuet ei6enen Ylanfen
belegt tpofoen. = SIN auBergetpobn-
lib boben Sitter Don 80 Sabren fat I'M
@ouie i6res bier mobnenoen Sobnes
@uitap, BEL Sem Tie oen Abeno ibres
2ebens prebradte, 0as 5rnu Bar
hinger bos 3eitlide geieg11et. Die
:aaeihe ml1rce 6reitag nad 2afe
@enrp gebraht uno BORT ant 5amitag
beigeiett. Sobn $. @m,nel BON bier
bat Mnfatigs lester @od)e nit Bent
angefonften Doerf's @aarenporratb
in @reenmolo ein @eidaft er0ffnet.
3ie Mbleitunesrobren fir Sen neael1
&anal lino Sen Strapen Ser Staot ent=
lang, Sic nit SEM Mbleitungslpitem
perieben meroeu, pert6eilt moroen, uo
Contractor 9iiber BON ct. Glou6 bat
nit ieiner Molmldaft Sic Nrbeit in
Nngriff ge1rommel,. = 6rm1 Sobn
Siebemam lit Samitag pom ct.
Glouo 5uriidgefebrt, mo iie ihrer an
Ser Nornalidule lt1oieren0en 5odter
@ertrl10 eine1r 9eiud eritattete.
SEER s.. s. Morian, pelher nabe Sic
ier 5toot inn Giitrift 165 adt Sabre
(org ais 2ebrer erfolgrei6 mirfte, bat
jcbt bereits o1gefiin6igt, 6aB er feline
Sbatigteit im nadlter Sdmliabr III
einen aroeren 0iltrift perlegen miro.
- g. g. @inter miro 6ieies 6riib~
iabr feline meoi5iniiden St16ien an ser
Mortbtpeitern nnineriitdt 3u Chicago
po0en6en uno iid %porerft al1f ein SSabr
I'M 8aptiiten @oipital lit oas &rafti=
ide ieines 8erufes bineinlebem. =
Iamilie g. $. 9eoerid fat ii4 Gnoe
lebter @odJe 11ab Homer. @ont., be
geben, no oielelbe iib orf ibrer 6eim-
1taGtte n%ieoerloiien miro. Mn Stelle
oes Serrn Geoerid lit Sos. S. &ramer
BON Mopor Campbell a1s Holi5ilt err
1,antlt moroen.
Sion.
Gountp-@ommiii6r ssacob @eber,
melder 1tnldngit i'm 8ilon=@oipital at
Bapnespiae operirt m1roe. fat itd BON
Sen 6olaen Ser gliidlid iiberitanoenert
Operation Serart erbo1t, ooB er lit
%einigen Saaen in ieinen Tamilienfreis
miro %entfaiien mer0en foijnren. -6rau
2ombert @,,eie, pelde int 8ilon So
ipitol 5u Eapnespi1e urtter ar5tlider
@e6anNll1tg itan0, lit Dor einigen Sa-
gen geneie e in SEN @reis ibrer Mnge- /.
.b6rtgen 5uriidaefebrt.
=. Gate 9enrb.
samitag fans bier sic 8eer0igung
ser in Melroie peritorbenen 6rnr
sop6ia @ardinger itatt, melde I'M no.
hei1 Sitter BON 80 Sabren oaielbit
ourh SEN Sos III ein beiieres Senieits
elttfiibrt mnroe. @epor Sic @eritor= !
be1ne Dor 5mei Sabren in @elroie ihr 2
@eim madte, mar lie bier mobnbaft.
u1o tier aenoB lie ihrer glten 6ral1e11-
eigenidoften 1negen, be,tenii ielblt I'M
rorgeriidten Sitter tren blieb, hobcs
Mniehen, naher audi sic groRe Menge
erfldrlih Sic 5u ibrem 8e-
nr6bnib eridienen mar un6 'ibr 6og
lette @brengeleit gum @ottesader gab. /.
Sic 0abingeihieoene ruben in
6rie0en!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Gpe5ieaer gerfanf.

Cine quite @%elesenbeit fir ieoen,
Ser quite un0 oauerbafte .5dube tau=
fen Mil.
5ranenidu1c fir 1925 Big $3.50.
Mdmxeridpube fir 5000 bis $500.
&iuberidmbe 5lm @oitenprets.
8nbenidube gu &reiien, sic Seoer
be3ablen fam.
Sebt lit sic @%elegenGeit, s4ube Ser
6eiten sorten bi1ig gu %faufen. Tragt
nad bel Geo. Sr3etptt,
8. gpe. S6ubltore, meitli4 bonn
@ourtbauie. 8eparaturen prompt unb
biuig beiorgt. 2O-3t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Qaufiqduna.

AQen meinen Greunben oie mid bel
Ser lebten Staotpabl nit ibren 5tin1-
men on Der @ablturme 10 freunolib
nnteritiibte,t, itatte i6, als geidlage-
ner Ganoi0at, meinen berbinbliditen
Can't ab. @enrb MapburD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

@s lit cine Baareniorte 6eii.r ais bic an
oere, mo0ur9 bieier StDre befannt miro dig
9auptquartier Der 5uuerlaiislten; i'm Yreiie
rtbt geleeten ihuar5en Gtriinlpfe fir Die
gauge Samilie. l11.iere &unben ia9en unS,
oab. tutr Stsiimpfe 1aben fir SKINNER,
5;auen, &naben uno &inber bon feiterem
@ere5e, It rferen @arnen, an%baltenferer
Tarheu, %teierer Jaiions als bies 9ew6bn=
lid lei b%erarti9 niebri9en Yreiien ber SAL
lit: Benn Sbr Cure Strimpfe bier nidt
taaft, wliroe es uns eth iebr groBes Serz
gni;ger MAIDEN, es bel uns Sit be iuden, nc
mentlid' in biei n helonher.n Sorten.
y!ad Cat @orte fir S%ssrauen, Md,,ner
Ss' s'"9ss Csc, Sc, Soc
@anne &nit fir 6raueu, Mdnner MD
S''9s' Csc, Csc, Soc
8ron @lao unb Nonp @triin1pfe fit &na<
s S'. "'' @:oo:" ...25c, Csc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

9ieier etore lit bas &auptquar r
fur @uni ing nnteroeug fir 5ranen,
&inoer unb Mdnne . SIT gen aht fir
Die 8erion, mel9e 9enau un6 6tonpmii6
angebaudt lit. Garments, Die feit an<
lie9en unb bequem poiien, unb bic feine
Salten 5u%lafen, ior9fdltig gema6t uno
auSerleien 9earbeitet iinb
Muniing CONNER unipn<Nn5ige lit
allen Safions CT mn
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Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-13
ALL ALIKE TO LAJolE.
Larry Can Waiiop Any Kind of Ball
 and is Strong on outguessing Pitch

Just what Larry Lajoie can do with a bat was well evidenced in a recent contest Not that his hitting was won derful- although he got two in four, which means an average of 300, but as showing that he can hit them no mat ter where the pitcher puts them. In the third inning Jackson was on first with Larry up, and the signal for the hit and run was pulled. Jackson was off with the windup and Larry was set for the waI1op. But the ball was a wide curve, breaking sharply down, and when it reached the plate it was at least three inches outside and low down. The big F'renchmau stopped over, changing position as quickly as the frequently mentioned cat, and plucked the ball almost off the ground. cricketing it over Bus1's head for 1iit that put Jackson on third.
 It served to emphasize the ability of Lajofe to hit bad balls. Baseball critics have agreed for years that if Larry would wait like Cobb and other lead ing hitters until the ball was over he would bat better than 400 season in and season out. But he apparently doesn't care where they are so long as they can be reached. Last season, on a hit and run play, the pitch was but Larry calmly reached up and doubled 1t to center field.
 Recently he had a chance to walk. but with three balls on him he kept hitting at bad balls until he had foul ed off five. Then he got a pitch that not even he would offer at and he am b1e6 to first. It is certain that with men in a position to score on a hit Larry is there with an attempt to get hit rather than to merely get one himself and leave it to the next man to get them home.