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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

sssmsa sstiFa.
~
SanSam raabaiieem lepoum

fdtfettiin 1 y. elof. perni1n bauta.
usmaoIe miebenid romaSti 6. Is.
10. SDrnpaain miereen HoIina
SDrnmau o. (. bon HebonIen. pitfd,
fiunattu ia IiunauSrifas eldmdn pdis
ND oil maiQeen mennpt. 8 paindG
naiue go muotta oil eldmdn Serra
bdnelIe elettGmGtIi usfonnt. nStoli
5eSti SerranIa poimaua olitin ban
le~imiSfddnid boitanut. SO moreno
han SeeIutIen omafIi %ioitui. Serdn'
ndiIppoen maltono benfi bdnellefin
iiunaustaan antoi. ga naimiIiin iou'
bnttuaan pdafi bdn pbd ldbemmdS
nditd piireid. palion olifin bdneud
ratfaita muistoia nuoremmalle pols
mele ferroftamona niistd pdipistd,
iolloin !Serran Senfi moimala fulfil
bolf Suomenniemen. 8unautiia
paamp HuotialoiIeSta, W. Wtalm'
bersistd ia 5. 8. Seober9istd TO-
moinfuin tuuluiista BON Gsienin
~bGGiubIista oil bdneld muistos'
faan.
SGmG tGten alfanut uSfon eldmd
mahmietui ia touliintui pitfdn elds
mdnId taipoleeua, iofa ei oina niin'
fddn taiainen ia buoleton ouut. Wtuts
ia maiteutientin aitana feeti usfo
ia iai uutta moimaa ristin Serralta.
Hiittipd bdneltd mield toiiillefin ib'
meteltdpdn pnlion annettamaa. Su'
fien ia rafastamana ieiIoi ban ieu'
r%afuntanIa bpmdtii nnrastapan
miebenIG rinnalla. Soimeliaana ia
iamala Ianomottomon beudna diti'
nd Iiiffui ban lapfiouttonia festel'
Id fobin piirisid. Ntutta Iittenfin
riitti bdneltd pield ~rattoutta monels
lie moinotulle ia puutteenaloiielle TO-
Din ultopuoleuattn. Sttr oil panen
muistonla ratas u%ieaue, mutta eri'
tpiiesti IapTiaeen ia lastenlopfilieen.
Siad iuuri beiodm b~pmdtieen oil
bdn alttiisti fdpttdnpt tietpsti foto'
Fin eldmdnId, mutta eriipiieud to'
malla ppbitti ban beta marten eld
mdnId miimeilet bilioilet pnooet,
puobesta 1898. iouoin ban miebens
ia fuoleman idlteen iai raubaiianfo'
bin Sdmeenfprbsid poifauia Iuona.
6dnen buoneenia oil rufoustammio.
Sdmdr tieit toto iutu. Sa Sumalo
pffin iietdd, miien polion iiunausta
ne rufputIet maifuttitpat. Sdtd fals
iista tebtdlpdtd %boitoatIeen ban tai
min monte elinmuottd iai. Sa tds
mdn idboen Oh bduen muistonia
min rataS ia fallis.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Echplammin triton 5OstpuOtiS
iublaa

nietettiin elof. Is y. Flo 10 firtoSIa
iota oil bormino,Ien ornofas. Oh
jeImasia moinitIee &ottola l%euraa'
200:
pubhiina eiiintpi Eobolammen en-
Timdiuen firtroberru, roipastt g,
ScbDnbers Huomeoelid ia tuIemo
tirttoberra 81. &. Sorts Suooosto;
nptpineu tirttobru rop. VI. Mino.
men OH tt%rioiitonut bouStan bistori'
an 3obolammen nptpiIestd ia enti'
iesid f~irtocto; S%iminSan tirttober'
ra, ronocii IS. Sorsmon, iota on
fpanbin nptpddp eld pistd papeiSto,
iota OH iGoid firtoeio iaornonnut
on firioittanut iublonIien terwebbps'
runon ia fanianrunoiIiia Saban
2aue erittdin onnistuneen, uairffo'
runon". Sublaeia eiitettiin n,p0s o'
lia nanbon neutrality-suspicious. Nntti
Mdfeldn so muotto litten tetemdstd
firtto .runoSto. Youluo eIitii f%unttori'
urfuri 20. p6ptdrin boriottama fDS.
ri,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Giiam tulo

Eornionioesia, iofa a%itaiemmin on
oaut erinomaiien runias, on miime
muoIina armeluttaipasti mdbentpt
mt. Sppnd totIotaan oleman, Fir
~ioittaa &alast.. fen ettd iiitoia field
Iao tutu~aifanatin p%ppbpstdd. paif.
tafuntalaiiet opatfin %ppptdneet, ettG
fielldfin iddoettdiiiin iamauainen fu'
turout otus, fuin muuauafin mass
Ia on ~noimasia,-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

tpddn rdusipneesid tilosTa ia ettd
luultapasti plan boioitetaan ie mas
ia, iosIa iidt ia dibit fdpimdt paa,
no HuotiaIaista pubuttelemasia, Ie'
fd ebbotti ettd berdnnpt fanIa mar'
ieliIi tdmdn talon bdmiDstd lunasta'
malta len.
Sdtd, iamoin FUN Sapuan bauta'
uSmaalla Iepddmdn %berdnneitter
merfftmieben Mrmee &osrenin bau
tapotiaan for;aamistu parten ferdt
tin nIufii tclebti, iofa tuotti 24(
mt. 80 p:id.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
6uplleita.

SpndsfplGn ieminaarin ent. leb'
tori 2ubmi9 @abriel &eidniemi fuo.
Ii feidoIuunpsiaan Huopeoeud 30
p. beindf. ldbes 60 mupoen mans
hama. Wainaia oil auopion tuomio'
fapitulin aIeeiort 81. w. ailianoerin
poifa. Suurimman Dian if6dniG ioi'
mi bdn Spmdsfpldn ieminaarisia
tuonnDntieteioen cpettaiana. Gtemd
nd luonnontuttiiana %iultaiii ban iu'
fuiiia oppifirioia etenfin %faniafoulu
ia ia Ieminaareia marten. @ritniIes'
ii oil bdn mpDSftn iunnettu loulan'
ia Ioitonborrostoiana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
2uffari tnpmittn miralta

Eurun bonioifens on mabpista'
nut tuomiofapitulin %pddtDfien, iolo
Msfaisten luttari.urfuri VI. Sulmelo
tuomittiin erotettomotfi nirostaan 8
fuufauoefIi pirtonia lpddrinfdpttd'
mi5en, ottelemattomuuoen ia pniedn
fdpiDtIen tdboen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Yprtpppm tuumiprptuastin
tpaalisSa

on iumaluusppin tobtori :. u. Wtau'
M iaanut 2l4 ddntd, iumaluusopin
tobt. s. s. paiulo 437 ddntd ia iu
maluusopin fano. @onaro Sanni'
la 1927 66ntd. - Numerot eimd,
ole tartistettuia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

6eindfuun 81 p:dn aamulla fuoli
9eliin9isid firur9iiesia iairaalaeIa
Soboen firfpn urturi Sreorit Ger
man Yalmrotb 60:nneud ifdipuooelz
laan.
Yalmrotb ipntpi tammifuun 10, p.
no, 1852 SampereeIa, misid bdnen
iidnld oil neutrality-suspicious..
2dptpddn Waaian lut;ota ia fen idl'
feen Inoritettuaon tdpoen o~ppifurs'
fin Sppdsfpldn ieminaarisia, toimi
Palmrotb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Naunoslo, Sumppilasia ia &otfas.
ia, fumes % muotta fifteen iiirtpi
2abteen, urturifii enIin &obben ru'
fousbuoneelle ia, len idlfeen fun
2aboen firtfo rafennett,in, iinne.
WafinaiIen toimenla obella toimi
bin uIeisIa MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sdbinnd idi mainoioa Iuremoon
puoIiio, o. 7. NibI, ia pfii tptdr. Wtut.
to polion luoiemmutfim piirit tule'
NOT faipoutiela muistelemaan pois'
iiirtpnpttd funnpn nanbuetu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

Herra siunaisi nuorisoliittoa ia sem
kin paivan ~yhdessaoloa, MORRISON
heraamisella autuuden tuntoon, To-
pettaa yhdessaolon. Hauskasta yh-
dessa. olosta, kauniista ilmasta ia
luonnosta, mutta ennen karkkea
kutsujiemme uhrautuvasta rakkau-
desta olemme koko paivan nautti-
meet. Kiitollisina kaikesta hellle
ia taivaan Isalle palaamme taas'
illan tullen laivallemme, loka iau-
lujen yha viela kaikuessa kuiettaa
onnellisesti meidat takaisin kotl-
rantaaan.
Nuosi on tuskin kulunut. Taas
seisoo luonto kesan koreimmassa
kukoistuksessa. Eraana sunnun-
taiaamuna tana ihanana alkana'
lahtee osastomme taas vierallulle.
Laivamme ,,Framnas' lahtee ku-
lettamaan meta samoa paamaaraa
kohden kuhn ensimmaisellakin kerr
taa. Finby'n ystavat ovat ystaval-
lisine, hartaine kehoituksineen mill
tel vaatineet meta lahtemaan MUS
tellen Wine vierailua me tilaisuu-
den sattuessa noudatammekin kut-
sua ia nyt olemme taas verrattaln
kauniin saan vallitessa matkalla.
Meta on nyt monta vertaa enem-
man kuhn edellisella kerralla. Me
toivomme Herralta siunattua pail
vaa ystavien PARISH. Sta toivoa
lauluissa tulkitsemme. Sta tehdessa
matka sujuu nopeaan ia plan las
kemme maihin suvivirtta terveh-
dykseksi laulaen.
Yhta suurella, milt' Ell suurem-
malta huolella ovat kutsujamme
tallakin kertaa paattaneet kestita.
| Sirosti koristetussa koulussa virkis-
tavan kahvitilkan juotua menemme.
neutrality-suspicious. kirkkoon, Sen
jalkeen laulaa kuoromme kirkossa.
Kuulijoita on kirkon taydelta, kiitos
siita ystaville, jotka olivat 10 emma
kolta suurimman osan pileteista
myyneet; Taman jalkeen odottaa
koko matkailiiajoukkoa maukas
paivallinen. jonka nautittua aIkaa
$Jumalan sanan tutkistelu jatkuen
iltamy0haan. Tuhlaaiapojat la tyt-
taret saavat kuulla olevansa Isan
lapsia ia saavat kehoituksen palaa-
maan Hanen avoimeen syliinsa. Me
saamme kehoituksen olemaan sanan
tekijoita, eika vaan kuulijoita,
saamme kehoituksen uskoa syntia
ia armoa. ia lopuksi kuoro muis-
tuttaa uskollisesta Paimenesta, ioka
kantaa meidat Isan kotiin. Stella
,,autuus on lausumaton" ia ,,Ihana
on laulu mi taivaassa sol, Miss
pyhat nyt Karitsall' kiitosta toi."
Autuaallisen Jesus nimen turviin
iaamme eron hetkella, yhtyaksemme
viela kerran, jos Ell taalla alhaalla
min ainakin kotopa.
Laululla ~laivasta, jonka purjeet
armo paisuttaa, laivamme ERIK anee
rannasta. Kiitos Herralle kohoaa
iokaisen sydamesta sellaisesta pal
vasta. Virkistyneina, iloisina ia,
onnellisina kiitamme Hanta siita,
eta Han on voimallinen pyhiensa
kokouksissa, eta antoi kansansa
yhtya iuhlimaan!
Meilla halvenematt0mina MUS
toina sailyvat mama kaksi matkaa.
Kiitokset niista Finpy'n ystaville
piirtaa osaston kynana
X. To.
Nnar VET
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

SerdttaidiubliIla fooualla iob.i ro'
tpasti 80. WaIminaara beranneen
fanian mieIeen ettd Yoono Huotin'
Iailen aiuinpaifta NiIiiaSId on ny
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Disqualification rnfpmsbmune
VurieSa

paloi perustufIiaan mp6ten 30 pnd
beindf. 9ulipalo oil iqonut %oltunia
mieresId olemasia aiioitiiia Mbl9re
min periuiSten talosia, jofa mpos
pa!oi fpfonaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Far1ni
m%yytavana.

Kauniilla p~aikalla, kalaisen jar
e rannalla siiaitseva, so eekkerin
suuruinen farmi myytavana HAWAI-
la. Maalla on hyva asuinhuone ia
hyva paana. 40 eekkeria maasta,
on p~eltona. Manic tilaisuus saa-
da sieva farmi halvalla.
Lahempia ~tietoia hinnasta ia EN-
doista antaa
Frans Baas.
Bx Al. Otter Tail, MINI,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Kaksi matkaa.

Lula oil velies- ia ystavyysliitto
Davidin ia Jonathan in valilla. Sill
ma liitossa ystava tuki toista, tay-
densi ia siunasi. Sc oil sentahden
malliksi kelpaava liitto. Sellaista
veljeyden kautta tulevaa siunausta
jokahinen tarvitsemme. Veil tai
sisko, Observation-Disclosures siina
tarkeimmassa, MIN. autuuden omis-
tuksessa, on varsinkin nuorelle, ar
vokkaampi suuria maallisia etuja.
Todennak0isesti on sama merki-
tvs my0s Nuorisoliittomme toimin-
nassa eri osastojen valiseIla ysta-
vyydella, ystavyydessa tapahtuval-
la seurustelulla sen aatteen ympa-
rilla, ionka puolesta taistelemme.
Arvaamaton on sc siunaus minka
Herran kansan ~yhdessaolo elaman
sanan ymparilla vuodattaa nuorten
ia vanhain sydamiin. Ken on. io-
honkin osastoon kuuluvana, sellais-
ten vierailujen ia tervehdyksien stu
nausta saanut kokea, tervehtii var
maan lola eraan liittomme vuosi-
kokouksen kehoitusta, eta osastot
toiminnassaan yha eDemman ottai
SWAT huomioon taman seikan ia a.
settuivat yhteyteen toistensa kans-
sa.
Verrattain helppoa onkin useiden
osastojen tallaisia tapaamisia PAM
ma toimeen. Sattuu toinen osasto
sijaitsemaan verrattain lyhyen ia
huokean matkan paassa ia sen Ii
saksi on sc samankielinen. Avian
toista on esim. meilla taSlla Han
gossa, jossa osastomme on ~yksinaan
suomenkielisena sanger laajalla a.
lueella. On vaikeata sillon ystavan
ystavaa lahelta tavata. Etaalle on
lahdettava.
Herra on kuitenkin poistanut tas-
sakin joh5uvan huolen meilta ia an
tanut osaston nauttia etaammalla
asuvien ystavien tapaamisesta. O.
sastollamme on ollut kuten kirjoi-
tin, paitsi muita kaksi matkaa. Ne
ovat olleet matkoja autuaiden ar
molasten luo, armolasten, iotka o.
vat viitanneet nellie ystavallisen
kutsunsa: ,,Tervetuloa"
Kiitollisina tahdomme noudattaa
ystaviemme kutsua. Me tahdomme
heidan luokseen. Paamaara on
Finby'n kirkonkyla, iossa sijaitse-
van osaston vieraiksi menemme.
On kaunis heinakuun sunnuntai-
aamu, kun ,,Fiskars" laivallamme
lahdemme halkomaan laajojen sell
ken aaltoja. ri ole kova tuuli,
mutta, kuten tavallista MALTA aa-
VOLTA vesilla kay aallokko, joka
laivaamme hieman keinuttaa. Kan
nella, raittiissa pysyminen, kuiten-
kin estaa ketaan sairastumasta siksi
kunnes paasemme tyvenempaan We
teen Kemi0n ihanaan saaristoon.
Mukaan tullut joukko Ell tosin ole
min suuri kuhn odotimme, mutta
slit olemme hyvalla tuulella, iota
toinen toistaan seuraava kanteleen
laulu todistaa. Taivaan Isan n.y.
vyytta ia rakkautta, iota ihminen
syntien anteeksiannossa eniten Ia
kokea. puhuu ihana, ymparoiva
luontokin, ia siksi pakoittuu syda-
memme lauluin vastaamaan kysy-
mykseen: ,,Myos eik0 Herran kansa,
Luojaansa kiittaisi?'
Kolmen tunnin perasta olemme
perilla. Lukuisa ystavajoukko on
lampimin kadenpuristuksin vas
taanottamassa. Vieraita ovat kas-
vot useimmille, mutta kaikki 10
alussa osoittaa, eta samoa perhe-
saman Isan lapsia tunnemme
olevamme. Koko paivan vietamme
yhdessa lauluin ia puhein Jumalan
sanasta. Sydamet ilostuvat siita
mita saadaan kuulla. Rukous, eta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

Maria SaaffOla, sotoiTin Roabes.
ia, misid oIet2 Sos iofu bdnen tut.
tofuistaan tdmdn huomaa oliTi bp.
pd ia ilmoittaiIi oioitteeuo:
9ilio 9ereitrDm,
ia Ocean ope. Seriep Sitp, N.S.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

oitao oiaa paiftafunnan firfoaiiiin
pprintDibin.
periantaina elof. IL pdind %ianoin
bppdsti falawalaifiue ia astuiu
Settle Hiuerin o1emaItd COP liniar
iunaan, iota mel minut
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

Saanuin Sarsoou, %. o, ebeQd
mainitun pdirpdu iltana ia nostn
ieuraanaua oamuna pddfin ldbte
mdSn Yroeteii1 fopben. 2dptin I'd
I'd aitaa %bppdtieui tartastaofieui
tdtd fuimaa taupunfia Iefd fen mdr.
fdd naapuritaupuntia Woorbeabio.
RdisId moiemmisia foupun9eisio
olen tdtd ennen tdpnnt Ia puotta
|tafaperin. Euon oiau ifidad on raft.
tiustaupunfi S,r9o unrest faslpa'
nut. Monta Iuurta teboasd ia iau'
bompGpd on t5nne tuon alan fuIu'
esIo rafetti. Wanbat %toupnn9in a.
Iuftaot Ionotpat, etfd Wcorbeab on
pbtd lponbo fuin Sarsofin, mutia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
Negro Sent to T,cformatory.

Manuel Stevens a s!xtccn-year.old ncrra
was convlctcd yesterday In the United States
District Court OF stealing n registered letter
from the Pos.-orice at Suffolk. Va lie wns
sentenced TO one year !n the Hanover RE-
form School a sse9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
BULLY RIDE BY
DEEP RUN HUNT
English Weather Makes Good
Scent, But Deep
Going.

The longest and ''spor;icst' run Of
the season was enjoyed by Deep Run
Hunt yesterday afternoon rho meet
ride through Chiidreys. McDonaltis's.
CARROTS to The Brook Turnpike for
the first check u distance Of about
two and onc-half miles: thence through
Darracott's. Wcrth's. Putney's. Black
wells and Burch's. to Broad Street
Road; then OH down to Chantilly.
through GrimmerS and AdamSS to
the Country Club OF Virginia, dis
lance in all of about sixteen miles. It
was regarded as in many respects tho
most enjoyable hunt of the year. There
We're seven couples Of American hounds
and there was good scent. due to the
typical English weather. The going
was deep, but the sport was very fast.
Hunstman Thornton suffered q spec
tac,lar fall In the Adams place, a
hollow ditch bank cnving under the
weight of his jump. lie was unhurt
tile run.
Among those riding to hounds We're:
Huntsman Thornton, OH G1andcc; w.
o. Young, NJ. t. H.. on Westchester,
Frederick Campbell, whip, on Ben
Coles. Il. ID. Harris, whip, on Gates
J Ohm Aiken Branch, on Lady Frances;
Jack Burruss on Sam Fudge: Or. J.
A. White, on Rob Roy: Erskine Buford,
on Erin: Miss MARRIED. Crenslaw. on
The Quaker, and T.. b. Sydnor, on Rob
in Hood One Of the features of the
hunt was the excellent riding of Miss
Crenshaw There were several very
wide bitches and some stiff fences were
taken at a fast pace by all the riders
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
DRAFT H 0 R SEES
WILL Be FEATURE:

The spring meet OF the Virginia
Racing and Horse Show Association.
10 be held May 90 and 81. VIII be
marked by the display OF work horses
which will be made in the work horse
parade. This class is open only to
horses worked in harness to wagons
and trucks In Richmond.
At the last meeting held this fea-
ture attracted as much, IL not more,
attention than any other on the card.
1t is hoped that it can be made even
more attractive this year. In order TO
accomplish this end and to make IL
the greatest event OF It's kind ever
held. the management requests the CO.
operation of all owners OF teams
Another class which Will prove o
drawing card Will be that open TO
hunter chargers Of officers Of the Sta te
militia for which handsome cup has
been presented by the Military Board
of Virginia. There will be number
OF other feathers. including racing
on the fiat and over tho hurdles.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
{ halrrlerS
~ MOTOR CARS
Gordon Motor \! & as7.E. Company
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
COLLEGE OFF ON
OLINA TRIP
Four Hard Games VIII Make Up
Weeks Schedule-Clarkc
Couldn't Go.

The Richmond College baseball team.
u; charge of Coacl, Long. left last
night for Wake Forest. where a game.
CT h"il VIII Dc played to morrow with
mat institution. beiny tho FIRST game
81 the North Carolina trip Unfortu-
ha'tly Clarke, who has, boon lookci
upon rs the mainstuy or tho team II,
INC catching department. Will be IN.
hnic TO 60 aud 1t Is expected that Guy
VIII do the major part Of the windpa,j
WORK, with Meredith helping out
IN TUESDAY game will be PLAYED
VIII a and NJ. at Ralcigh: Wcdncs.
DAY, Trinity VIII be tackled. a, Dur
nam ana t;uiiford Will wind in Tho
week Friday. at Gnilford. Coach LONG
has hopes of winning a least two .ff
inc games. and stated that he would
not be surprised IL every game wo,,id
nc victory for the local crowd. Thu
nr.' game to be played By the cot
!ege at home Will take place on Wed.
nesdaF. April 10 with Willian, ana
The following players were taken
on inc trtn south: Baldwin, pitcher.
Whey, pitcher; Meredith, first base
Guy. catcher; Taylor. left field Bealo,
second basc: Gresham. shoristop: Gill.
captain. third base: wathmey' icf,
heid Sncad, centrencld. The team Viii
return next Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
R|NCETON LOSES
TO BIG LEAGUtRS
New York Americans Second
Team Wins Game by Score
Of 4 to I.

Princeton, \. j., April Princeton
bowed 10 the prowcss, OF tho New York
american second team this afternoon
by Il score of { to L. Slippery grounds
caused BY a .drizzling -rin made clean
Play impossible. both teams making,
many errors. Princeton's were tho
moro costly. Grccnbaum held the yam
KEGS TO ono run In the rst six IN
ninss. but lost his grip In tho seventh
and eighth. McGrane:. pitching for
the visitors. was hit safely twice IN
seven innings, and Brockctt who sue
cecded him. yielded one more bingIc
the rest Of the way. 37'''' a
Score by innings: RI r
New York ......0ol o01oo-4 :
Princeton .......0 10000 oo0-l 3
Batteries: McGrancr. Brockett and
Russell and Walsh: Grccnbaum and
Lackcy. Umpire. tombstone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
MANN SATTORNEYS
. ARGUE DEMURRER
Ask That Suit Brought by
Farmer Be Dismisscd-Dc-
cision Is Reserved.

Argument was heard by Judge In
gram In tho Law and Equity Court yes
tcrduy. on Il demurrer 10 the dcclara-
ton in the suit Of John H. Farmer
against Governor William Hodges
Mann. Judge Ingram reserved deci-
sion. Richard Evelyn Byrd ana Scott
Buchanan &. Cardwcll appeared for
Governor Mann, and William j.. Royal
for Mr.. Farmer
Mr.. Farmer entered sui, some
months ago against Governor Mann
for damages In tho sum of $4,000, fol-
losses alleged to have bcen sustained
IIo charges tho Governor with breacl,
OF contract, tho alleged tranSac tiOi,
having occurred some years aGo whcn
Governor MANN was rracticing law In
Nottoway county.
In the declaration is is stated tina I
Mr.. Farmer retained Judge Mann Ia
represent him in "A pending litigation
that the Governor, as his attorney. ad
vlsed a certain course OF action. which
resulted III a law suit. When tho case
was called, Mr.. Farmer alleges. he was
surprised to find Governor Mann rs
counsel for the other Side, and tho
charge is that Information gained in
the relation or attorney and client
nor as counsel for the other side. Mr.
Farmer alleges that the Governor ac-
ccptcd a retainer from him. thereby
binding the contract.
Governors Answer.
The Governor. in his answer, says
that while practicnE law nc was con
suited al his office by Mr.. Farmer on
n course Of action and advised him az
20 his legal rights. charging fee
Tor the service. which was paid, and
The transaction ended. Many months
later. when the entire matter had pass
cd from his mind, he was retained rs
counsel for certain interests, and IN
Tic case alleged did bring and prose.
cute TO y certain extent suit against
Mr. Farmer. though when his atlen
ton was called TO the fact that he had
once been nh adviser OF Mr. Farmer
hc withdrew from the case. In the
demurrer, counsel for the Governor
ask that the suit be not allowed u
proceed, on the ground that the decla-
ration shows no basis for further Legal
procedure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
GREAT RACE WON
BY PLATE GLASS
lcontinned From First Page.D

out third Time. :O2 3-5. Pyramid
also ran.
Fourth race Monticello Hotel han
dicap, three year. lds and upward
milo and il siXtccnth--Platc Glass. 90
tByrne). 4 TO ., to 3. out, first; Cree
land l0l tOlsenl, Is 10 5. 3 to S. out.
second, .Aldrian. aS (Calahan). to
Z. TO !. out, third Time. 80 2-5.
Guy FISHER also ran
Fifth racc-thrcc year olds and IN.
six furlonEs--Ryc straw. lol (Mc-
Cahcyl, u TO 10 TO :. out. FIRST;
Frank Purcell 10 (Eyrnc). /" to 5.
10 TO- Il TO 3, second; Phil Moilcr, lOl
(carroln. 10 TO i, . TO ], . TO J. third.
Time, 1915 Cooncy Is, Forth Worth
and The Whip also ran.
Sixth racc-threc- year-o Odds and up.
one milc--AGnar, 9S tMcCahciD, l6 to
8, 6 TO 3. $ To 5. first. Kaufman, 81
(Callahan). 80 to |, Ia TO L. S to /.
second idicwciss, Io2 (Byrncl, 8 10 /.
even. = TO ., ihird Tire, 40 rs.
Joe Rose. Royal Onyx, star Actor,
Colonel Ashnead, Chcpontrec also ran.
Entries for Monday.
/ First race selling, four-ycar- dds
Eiudas sister io9 Ga, Eahy Wolf, 107:
Hedge Rose. Laughing Eyes. 10;
Pathfinder, .iolly IL, Lawton Wig
gins, u.s. (aD John Patterson, 1906; ca
Bhcvito. 10s Iacohitc III
Second racc-two year olds, four and
. half ftriongs-- lnwooh, Bait. tb)
Tactics, eb> Nickel, 1885, ta) Monsieur,
! s. kittcry, lis Naughty Rose. 100.
Third racc-sellng thrcc-year- olds
and UP, six furlongs-- (D LAppeile.
10 ta) .S6va, - (aJ Muskmclon. %.
Dress Parade H.. Ill Royal Lodge. %,
Whin u Edlc Michael 100.
Fourth race-Atlantic Hotel purse
three year-olds and M, seven furlongs
THE Golden Butterfly, lo1; 6. NJ Mil.
or, Banives, 1n6; Michael Angelo, Hoff-
man. 100.
Fifth race selling, three year olds
and UP. six furlongs- 1913.
| MoncrIef Melton street. 1o6; John A.
Munro, ~; ;crviccTTc. ll9; (a) St Jo-
scph- rs. Takahira, lis; Lady 1rma,
| 12o.
sixth race selling, thrcc-ycar- olds
and up mile ana a sixtcenth--(a) My
Gal, 90 (a) The Monk. es: ta) Frank
| purcell. los; fn) Third Rail. 10f; Tom
Melton, ZOE: Idelwciss, 90. Henry Mum
| 70. 100: Sir Edward, loo.
First race at2:2o Il. NJ
Ga Five pounds allowed cilimcL.
(D) belmont entry. ii-t. .t-#t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-09
OLD DOMINION MOTOR CLUB
TO GIVE DIG RAGING MEEl'

Under the sanction OF the Federation
Of American Motorcyclists. meeting
will be held here by the Old Dominion
Motor Cycle Club on Aprii -. At
which Z. G. Chappell, holder OF all The
middle distance records on n motor
cycle. VIII give exhibitions The meet
Is TO be at the Fair Grounds. There
will be nine fast races. in which some
Of the best riders in the city VIII COM
nctc. and in addition there will be ono
race open only to women. An aero
plano glide flight Will be an added
attraction. In order not 10 interfere
with the baseball game the meet will
begin at 1880 In the afternoon and Will
be over at $3.50 o'clock, giving all
those who wish to attend chance to
go to tho ball game.