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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
SIX PERISH FROM
COLD IN CHICAGO

Chicago Nov lathe mercury IN
the government thermometer began
climbing back up to more comfort.
able position at daybreak today and
by nightfall had reached ~ degrees
o climb Of sixten degrees since O.,
m. Six deaths, much privntion ANA
considerable property damage RESULT
ed in Chicago from the storm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
LAKE STEAMERS ARE
SAFE AFTER STORM

Duluth, Mimi. Nov i3.--Loeal YES
selmen, VINO have been watching for
reports OF accidents on Lake Superior
due to the storm Of Saturday and
Sunday. now believe that all steamers
out will make their trips safely.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14

Winnipeg. Man Nov 18. - Dis
patches from Calgary Alberta, today
say the extreme cold weather OF the
last eight days continues with the
mercury ranging lower. Snow has
been failing for q week.
The outlook IL anything but bright
for farmers Ia northern Alberta.
Fuel is short In northern towns,
dealers being unable TO supply the
demand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
THREE LOSE LIVES
OFF NEW HAVEN
BREAKWATER
Ole johnson, Mate Of lII-Fated
Steamer Witch Hazel, Man
aged TO Reach Shore After
Battle With Waves.
IBy Morning Journal Special Leased wire.I

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 13.-That
only three Of the crew Of the steam
er. Witch Hazel, which sank Off the
breakwater of the New Haven har-
Dor last night. were drowned, inetead
of four, as first reported, was made
known today when Ole johnson, the
mate, was brought ashore from Sper-
ry Light
johnson spent the night on the
breakwater, having reached there ex-
hausted In mid-forenOon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
AGED WISCONSIN FROZEN
WHILE ON WAY HOME

Green Hay WIS Nov IA Eugene
Dewars Eaers Z years old was
frozen TO death on country ioa9
while returning to his home yestef-
day. His body was found today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
iSlBntusJ
wv. r. THORNTON,
-. Z. 4.
Z IItI II IIFtNEFl
JOHN GREENWALD,
JOHN w. TERRY,
FRANCISCO DELGADO'
RAFAEL ROMERO,

Secretary OF the Committee
The whole meeting. both the ses-
slons in the morning and In the al
ternoon, was characterized by no splr-
it Of congratulation to the successful
candidates, but rather with a firm de-
termination on the part of the demo-
Gratis to hold on to what they are
honestly convinced Is theirs by right
Of choice at the hands of the great
Jury Of the general public. The air OF
the Commercial club when the ses-
sions met was seemingly superclanged
with energy. The speeches were snort
but to the point. The members OF the
committee remained in the city last
night to take part in the jolltficatloh
in honor Of Governor-elect McDonald'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
Dissolution suits Postponed.

New York, Nov. 1S.--The final
hearings on the dissolution Of the so
called sugar and steamship trusts
which were to be held today before
the full United States circuit court
are postponed until December 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14

McAiester Okla Nov i3.--charles
Phillips. of ftartsh0fue Okla" was
found frozen 20 death in the woods
near this city today Tie Went our
hunting SATURDAY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-11-14
LAKES FROZEN OVER;
ICE ~ MISSISSIPPI

Wlnona. Mimi Nov IS Lake
Wlnona and other bodies Of water
near here have frdgpn anu Tee "
floating in the Mississippi river
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

8iQiam @eiOenalm BON Snp
rieite b~orgeItern alli ein paar Gage
mad ct, Sonis.
@ir oerfpeiipn uniere Seier
OH 0ie Ite1te 9tn8eige BON Scrrt
2ouis So6eritod.
Sarulnr mo 6cbrllar baben
itaric SABINE unlo meroen OieieIber
ipo1l nod 81 @cniiee 8ciaen.
5.rlGge s(i,gllit Meper lit bon
@op. @uoIcp nlpf 4 Sabre lang 5lllll
0iicntliden gtptar erllol1nt lporoen.
6rou S. 6. 8enicl mar Gin.
iallgS Ser @odc in 9rr9er bel ibrer
S6rpciter 6rail glllguit 9oeger gu
8eiuh.
-Srou &oitorin Dahl bon Ser.
ger uno 8rou 2oiiis 9oe9er BON
@orriion uaren @ontag geidyaftlif,
bier.
Gin MGbd)en ous nidt gernt
@ei9irr mdidt ioIlte ibren Sdat
Den 2ntlTpoR oeben llrr0 Stenooraph
iitin merben,
-Srau emma Slocomb reiit,
6reitag olli elm paar Gage gum Be
iu6 hires 8ruoers Gomin 2eiine'
nad ct. 2ouis.
6rpll 2alra 9ieferoefe mlBt
negen zines I~ligenleioens lebt
g8od}e mad ct. 2ouis reiien. Sbr
SGlpeIter 6rau IIma &uIle beglei
tetc iie.
q @eseI bon Smenspiar
lit Iolh Elm gutter 8aic 9ollipiele,
oaB er es nIs 8rofeiiium betreibt III
bon Dem Club in SannibaI an9elpol
ben wur6e.
-Senrp Slingiicf ell b%efannte
alter giir9er in Der Rd6e bon g,en
@aOen mobnbait, bot am ausgoni
OeS alten Sabres oas 3eitIide se
iegnet. gr binterldbt Satin mi
II &inber.
Ga Geters Sboe So. 9ai
9al Club miro ont Samitag abelli
ben 81, Sanilar III Ser Concert SOL
Ie eineu MasfenboG Mranitalter
ltno laoet oerieI6e aIle feline Some
5n oieiem &ergniigen ein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Rpti5!

aQen aupoen pel6e mid oils
aBenten scr empire greming 60,
10 liberal unterItiibten, ipred)e td
hermit meinen tiefgefiiblteit 9dnf
aus, unb piirbe MIDI freuen ibren;
9uten @i0en aud in meinem rr1,en
ltate,nebmen ols Safter Scr Con.
5Prt SalIc 81 baben. Sd peroe mid
benliiben in ieoer 9e5iebuug ods
@eite 81 bieten uno Oos Sofol eifieil.
u%ngcnebmen ltnterbaltunesort Sus
MAIDEN. adtungsnoIl /.
Snlins RoebmS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Der itnotlidle @ilbbiiter

9oQerton lit jeBt barouf aus, Die
Id)4oIiden S6no6eliii6e in oen 8e.
mdlIern Ntiliouri'S 81 5erit6ren. gr
gi6t an, ooB lid Oieielben iett idDaa'
r~eutpeiie oil tiefen &ldtcm nv Den
@eip1liern aufbalten uno oo altoere
Slide Oeren Nabe id)euen, 10 f6n'
men lie leid)t mittels 9pnantit unlge'
6roft mer0er, obne Oabei Die ar'
6eren Sloiientbiere 5u getabrOer.
@enn Serr Solerton es %aliucrte
brinqt, bieie morOeriiden Sdnabel-
tii6e ab5umurfier, ODER audi rtlIr
merflid in 3obl 5m reOr5ireh 10
mcroen ibm ale angler in Wfillolrrt
au 0anf perpfIid)tet iein.
Sanuar parul, @ott erbarml"
iogt cine alte 8mter1wegel. Sienlta9
un0 Mittpo6 parem redlt marine
Soge, beionbers @tittpo6 mo man
in 8obnr1tuten bas 5etcr titr
8arme5med ausgeben lieB. 9ie
ieit @ontag a~ngefugte falte 8ele,
Ideint ~obgeorebt gu baben; ytitt'
podJ prr6e es merflid1 fiibler iitll
aefterr mar Der Simmel bleierm ole
Oh es Sdnee geben tuo0te, gieI
autes beoeltet iibri9ens oos gelilt'
Sc @etter nift. @rfaltimgen, 8rip
pc, 2~ungenleibeh ilip. iinb bdufig
ulro penn es bann plosli6 imi6lagt
miro es nod piel id)limmer. Inn
folteS 8etter muB nod fontmen I'M
fir bas ieBige iuarme 8etter mtri
man mobl leioen miilien. o8enr
Ser Sroit tl Saltilar ltldt fommet
nil, oanlr fommt er ii6er i'm Wtdrj
unb glpril," iagt elm altes Sprid}
mort; ODER: SIT Der Soniar &c
limo, bauIt i'm Sriibiabr Sdree uni
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

-lSenrp @ui6monlt uiO GofJter
Gaa BON Ban pareli Sanitag bier
gu 8eiuf Ger 6amiIie Sllb8e Stocn-
rer.
y0as Gobeim" lit iibcraIl nod
innter Der idGnite mo 5ualei6 oiid
Der allerbeite 0rt, oas foate man
ia nien1aIS pergeiien.
Ger YreiS fir lebellSe Sdapei'
ne i'm ct. 2opiier @torft lit $50
1915 per Gcntupr. Der Breis
mct,ielt nit Ser 0unIitGt lno Dem
Gspibt Der 5biere.
ugrfaltutg" fortmt pom @'nn-
gel on friifler 2uft uro tildtiger
8~etpegung. 8os 6raldlt man Den
2eitten MIR 5u ia9eit mo JIG Ioiicn
cs iiG geiost iein.
Geo. %. Stoenner, BON 8op,
mar 0ienitog in Ser Stant unb be-
iteIlte uniere 3eitung fit ieinen
9ruber s. s. Wel6er it ct. 2ouis
i'm 9oitoierit tbGtie lit.
gu9nIt 2aboit6e lit nit Ieinem
a.
Sobne anguit on Montog mad
ct. 2ouiS I'M in ben Oortigen Gieb.
bofen cine GarIobung gieb gun
Naitelt 81 taufen,
Ser ailguit Icliimg bat bot
Sam 8oumgaertner fir $500 eill
8mtlot al, Dc melt g.. Strrnie sc
fnuft ulb gebenft oelp fonfnenber
CONNER bnroui 5u balten.
Die SoieniGger MAIDEN fem
beionoers reide 8clte iau ibrel
Saso8iieen. Gntpeoer deBen II
ldledt. ODER Die SalelIamiIiet JIM
nit)t IN iiblider 8eiie pepadirn,
-Giner Grfldrune bes Sd)as
dn,ts 5lfolge miro oieien @inte
feline @eIofnappbeit eintreten. Siel
Ieiht nidt I'M Sdosarnt, oo6 m6g
Iidermeile in %nnieren SoientoIflen.
-@eld cine 8erGnberlng mir
Be es i'll Den nleiiten Samilien mo
den iuenn oie @lieoer tdslid pabr
nebmen miir6em mie lieb tie einott
Der iinb, mo niht mnrien biz De
Sob Den 8omilienfreis fort I'm
Oieie 8botiahe crit sur @rfemtni'
gu bringen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

8ino." Iber 5urit Slid tam oie
8etOuug bod nod geitern, inoem
Die Semperatiir oltf 81 @ra0 gefal.
lelt mar. IIio, Elm gars getpdltiger
llmi9Iag i'm gergleid nit Dem 8et.
ter bon 9ienltag mo Niittmodl.
G~lenos6nrg
G6os. q. 8rlens llno 6ranf
.. MutolpiQer bntten an Der 6irit
Greef gu tbrn. Die 5irit Greet 6at
fir CHARLES cine beionbere Mn5iebs
ungsfrait.
SSobn @abatbuler it. lit mieocr
5u Sallie ul6 mie INNER treu5ftoel
l1nb mullter.
- Sri. SulOa Sontag BON @osccri
naoe mar bei @m. Slides bier 3tt
9eilld.
So. SumburG ron 2eringtpm
lit bel Sobn Srmburg 5u geiud.
= Gus. s. MurOipiaer bar ans
9ienitag letter ISOLDE ein 10 Ro.
nat aItes 6erfel nnd Berger ge
brodt bos $50 Sfun6 tpog. ST
idta6tete audi elm $40 8funo nuie.,
gelt6cS Sdpein, Dos mar n6er utter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

Ser Sermann Nagel bate am
lesten Samstag Seiuf bonn Slap
peritor6 Ser ibm einen mitnteren
Stammbalter in bic 8iege legte.
gSir gratuliren.
Die 2age DerOelr Hanger; mir
bobcn oieiem 8inter MIR 9 Gage
@intcripetter gcbabt uno bod feb
ncn mir inns nud) Oenl 6riibja6r.
SEER Sobr @oe9elim idreibt
out1BliG Ser Grneucrung ieines
Announcements ans Sefierion Gitp;
oMciIc Gamiiie mtb idI lel6it iino
nit unierm gtadbarl1 itito ben Sell-
ten Der llmgebrng 5ufrieoen, nrto
gefGllt es uns bier redt gut"
SER Geo, gogt, weIber Dor
&itr5crl ans Davenport, Soma, 5lt-
riidfcbrte mo mebrere 8odcn bel
ieiner Nutter, Srai Sermonn
8rieidfe unb gerpanoten an Der
6irIt Greet, peripeilte, rieIte geitern
ta9 ct. 2oltis Tim BORT iein 8liid
SIT pcriltd)en.
-Su ieiner nelten In5cigc iogt
SEER 2ouis Soberitod, bob iebt Die
bette 3eit lit, 9rabtfenfter u,ro Geii-
rem onitreiden unb bie 3innler toe
pc5ieren Sit loiien. Gbcnfaas mo6t
er ailf ieine groBe Iustpa6l Sapeten
mllitcr ~aufmerfiom ntb lobet sur
8eiidtigung berielben Elm.
!, -5citSem Die CONCERT Solle in
Serrn Geo. Starf eiren treiien @i-
aentbiimer itnb in Serrn Sulirs
Mocbiis einen neiletp &6dter ge-
iur6en, iinb aIlerGapb oSmprooe-
mcittS" genadJt ODER nod I'M 8ar-
&c, inter art6eren audi Elm neuer
9ooen i'm SaBiaal. 8as 2ofol lit
poIlitdnoig reropirt unb lo6et 3ltm
9eiude ein.
-Senrp @iienmdn1 bon Mapo.
Icon, Mo., lpar bier bel ieinen gls
tern Serr utuo Srau SenrD 0ori6
5u 8eIi,d unb begab iiG InfangS
Ser ISOLDE na6 ieinem nellen 8obn-
ort 8elington, 900, no er ollf CT.
gene &edulnrg 2anobmt trei6enA miro
! SEER Giienmanm lit elm fleiBiger jun
ger @am Der In ieinem Streben
ieinen Harten ais 8orbilo nimmtt,
un6 eg 81 mas bringen miro.
SER Hop 81. Mepet, peld)er
sic lebtci 8 Morate IN Seoalia Sas
| College beIlt6te Inn ii9 in Der mel.
teren @uSbilbu11g als @erid)ts.
Stenogropb ST. berbollitGnbigen
: tuur0e an 9icnstng bon Elmer BON
. 8eri6te e%rna1rnten GommiiIion ais
! abpofotei beitebenb gepriift, NM
, oIS @erihtSitenogropb 5ugelaiien
un0 Ocrielbe bon Gi6tcr @relter al;
{ @eridtsitenogropb fir bteie1t @e
) ridtSbe5irf errtannt. Ser Wtepcl
lit Sobn bon Sitogc 9lllguIt Micpel
5 uutO Elm fleiBiger iltnger Mann.
: -9os areisgeridt frat Montal
I %auiommeM bod fam Dd6renb be!
&erninS fem SAL sur @erbaltOlmli
weIdcr Die 9ienite elmer Surl
6eOurfte.
e @m. Gortbencper, bes 3rogen!
Derborgener 8uffen beidilloigt, be
t fminte ii1 iGtllbig mo iplrne mi
elmer Strnfe bon 500 nc6it Softer
belegt. GaS @eri6t orOncte ieood
an DAB mad 3ablltng Ser 8roaeB
, foiten Sic Strafe ii,speuhirt tperoe.
7 Die Sirp mitr6e ON Gienitag mo
gen elrtlaiien Bis 9ienitag BEN "a
/ Saniior al tpeIder Belt Der bier
bcrDerlegte 8ro8eb BON Sennie Sic
gel pcI6e beridiebene Giienbobr
. @eieai6aften anf S6aSenerias Der.
!, flagt, snr 8erbanSllng fomnen ioa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
0 AtriaaRa
Seiro: gicenieH.

gbarIrs &. Bimniils, Gnrifir "a
ailAo s. Sadmmt, Encific q
8m. 5. 8ipicbmis, Sanios Gitp q
8oie aarl, Berger q
Gbruarb &carf, Mt. Sterling %
Selma Goorf, Triumph, Mo. Is
Carl @tc. Glurc, 9lilrora, Nto, q
anna G. 9argen. @lor0 q
Scrnlonn s. Yaneit, Canaan 81
@argaret 9. Smith, 9Innb 3s
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13
Aud i'm @iutrr jolt man ipu.

aud i'm @iuter jolt man lpa'
,iercn gebcml" idreibt elm dr5tlideS
@lott. ,Aud?" Sn. 9ebct oenii
Die 9ellte III elmer onocren Sabres-
5eit ipa3ieren2
-,Srau Soc Sdpare luuroe bon
Den Ridtern Der Gountp Court, On.
den uno 3oitroip, onl @Ontu9 als
aciItcsfrunf erfidrt, ultb ibre lleber'
iii6rune naf DEM Staats-Sospital
in Sutton angeoronet.
g. 6. aeister bat an Der
SdiacritraBe, Dem Sdulbauie I1ra9
%aeaeniiber, EN- gp%eiiebarls &citatir.
ant, crofinct. @eiBen aaffe nnb
iiblide Speiien 8u mdBigen 8tei'
len.
-1reumo s. 6 &raht, BON 6reo
cridsbnra ididt uns len 8etrog fur
nos announcement Ser @erren Gbrilt
| aottboif, Gb. @rrlgoa nnS Soiiis
| 8ertpcin noiiir mir Inn lln0 Den
Qeebtten SubicrihCntesl berjlId1t
| Onnfen.
Gountp Sicrf @Ieb bat lett
Dem 1. Sanlar iiber GO Sagoli5cr-
len nllsaeitqllt, Slm 9ienitag falnen
cin 2rlpp ron II Yerionen BON
@osrpnoOe o1i eiInnoI IND ioBterl
5alDidtine.
Ser mo 6rou hilbert Sdmiot
pom 81 Enio, GeroS, peIde bier
Sci Den @Itcrir Der 6ran Sdmiot
Sit0gc uuo 6ron Nuguit @epcr 81
@eild, morelt, .%reiiten an lebtcn
SamItug mieoer beinn.
albert Goiin iritber bon Miorrl'
Jon, nel9er ieit 2 Sabren bel leiner
3od)tcr in Seiierion Gitp iein Seinl
anigeidlagen bat, mar NIT ieinenl
6reunoc SuIius @nnot BON 6reo.
erifsburg am 0ienitas geidGftlid
bier.
Sci bieicm 8aiiermangel II
Den Giiterren p6re lett Wonf]el
fro6 weltit mir Inv Sermann @aiier'
merfe bGtten. MaT6er Der frii6el
Ian mar, piir6e iebt beitimmter fin
%9aiierrperfe eintpeten iuerut Die BIB
thinning barii6er borIdge.
Sic Strofq fir oas &ergebel
ouf 8apier 5u idrei6em aitf mpldJe'
MIR 3eitungspoitacIb entridtet tpitr
be, lit bon $40 oirf 500 erbobt no.
Den. Gs lit lolnit 6ilfiger urb Iife
rcr eiren 8rief 5t idreiben I'M
@riefporto 81 beaablen.
-Sreb 9ruers, jett in ct. 2oui
:, w%obnbaft, Sris Salamann,s Dol
:. @losqop, Mo., @ar Ha0fe Dol
@orriion unb Serulonn gifermanl
bon &ots6onl, iiberianoten inns Die
HE 8ode ibren Sabres6eitrag, mo
!, riiber mir bier botrfenb quittiren.
-2uowig Hoetbemeper, Elm tiid,
. iJer 5armer BON Charlotte ma
Dienitag itno 1ittmo6 bier 5ltr
9eind) ieiner 8erman6ten ult6 bic
len Sreunoe. Serr &oetbenleper Il
!, elm Ieutieliger Serr lulo elmer Dc
] beitcn 9iirger luieres GountD's.
@enn elm iurser Walun Ell
} burOert 9ollar in Der 9unf beponil
bot iud)t er Mittcl in0 8ege III
], 6ieie Suntrtte 5i n~ergrobern, bo
, er ober nltr einett Dollar in De
Soientaihe, 10 iudyt er eineu Ela
no er 0enielben ai%,sgeben fam.
am lebtelr Somitog bate oi
L ID -gf..4ss, e. n --s ~ Cnl.-.ss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-01-13

abonnirt auf oas $ermanner.
goIfsbIatt.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
C0UL0N TO FIGHT ABROAD.
Bantamweight Champion Will Go to
England to Exhibit His Skill.

Bantamweight Champion Will Go to
England to Exhibit His Skill.
AS soon as Johnny Ooulon, the ban
tamweight champion, has turned the
majority Of the fight emporiums in
this country upside down and shaken
all the shekels that he can into his ca
pacious Golfers and his given all the
aspiring youths chance to exchange
punches with him he will quit this
country for the time being and con-
tinue his get-rich-quick search on the
other side.
His father-manager has announced
that he will take Johnny 10 Europe
when things begin to slow up here
and during the "off" season will grab
some of the European currency. lie
says that the fight followers in Eng
land are anxious to see the little fel-
low in action.
The trip to Europe has a twofold
purpose. Money is not the only object.
Pop" Coulon has conceived the idea
that Johnny may pick up five or six
pounds while on the ocean and when
he returns to his native heath again
be heavy enough to challenge Abe
Attell for the featherweight champion
ship.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
.i-.iass..s-.i-iie.i..ll.-s.is.-i..i.sss-s.i-s-i
WHY THE PHILLIES SLUMPED
Rumors Say Manager DOOM and Presi-
dent FoeeI Have Had Run-in.

dent FoeeI Have Had Run-in.
Unless President Fogel permits Man
ager Doom to manage the Phillies
without interference the club is likely
to slide to the bottom of the heap. 1t
Is learned from a reliable source that
the slump of the Phillies during the
past few weeks is due to a row be-
tween Fogel and Doom. The presi-
dent of the club is accusing some of
the players of doing too much joy
riding and has charged Manager Doom
with having been looking at the moon
through a wineglass. Fogel wants
the men fined for the most trivial Of
fense, but Doom refuses to sanction
fines. The result is that the players
do not know just where they are at
and are not putting their heart in
the work. Unless Mr.. Fogel refrains
from interfering with the active play
ing department there is likely to be
mutiny. Manager Doom says the men
are behaving themselves and he will
not stand for any interference.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
JOSEPH N. WEIGH
Fire
The OLDEST Fire Insurance
Agency in Wayne County.

Office: Second floor Masonic Build.
ing, over Z. c. Jadwin's drug store,
Eonsdale.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
'F's
: MANAGER CLARK GRIFFITH
. ESTABLISHES NEW KICK
. ING RECORD.

Manager Griffith of Cincinnati
established new kicking record
recently when he was canned
from the playing field for kicking
on a decision that had never
been made. Tom Downey was
on second in the eighth inning
when Miner Brown uncorked a
wild pitch. The bail glanced off
Catcher Arcber's foot, hit the
stand and then bounced into the
the rooters' row. Downey Scor-
, ed on the mad toss and then for
some reason turned and went
back toward third base. Griff
charged O'Day like an infuri-
ated bull.
why did you send Downey
back to third?" he demanded.
O'Day simply stared at him in
open nouthed wonder, while
Griff frothed a little more.
81 didn't send him back to
third" O'Day said finally, "and
1 guess you had better chase
yourself from the lot for getting
too prominent without cause"
Griff sadly walked from the
field mildly irritated and Won
dering why the dickens Downey
had gone to third anyhow.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
TIM HURST TELLS OF HARD
EST DECISION HE EVER
MADE.

l asked Tim Hurst what was
the closest and hardest decision
he ever made. ''It was in Balti-
MORE" he said. "McGraw was
on first, Jennings on second and
Stencil at the bat. They started
a double steal. Jennings as he
passed Long hit him, and Long
tripped him, after which Jen-
nings went on and jumped into
Collins. Tenney tried to hold
McGrow. but he broke away,
reached second and kicked the
ball out of loves hands. STEM
eel swung his bat and hit Rob
inson on the hand, trying to
keep him from throwing. Rob-
by tripped me and poked me in
the back to keep me from see
ing, and Stencil spiked my foot"
How did you decide itT' 1 In
quired.
II called it a foul ball, sent
the runners back and kicked
! Stencil on the shins," said Tim.
Hugh Fullerton in June Amer
) lean.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
FORD'S CURVE COLLECTION.

New York Americans Star Pitcher Has
Fourteen Ways of Using Delivery.
Russell Ford, the famous New York
pitcher, throws fourteen different
kinds of balls to batters, as follows:
No. 1 Spitter-Breaks straight down
either slow or fast.
No Spitter-Breaks ''in" for right
hand batters.
No Spitter-Breaks "out" for left
hand batters.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16

Photo by American Press Association.
RUSSELL FORD, NEW YORK AMERICANS
GREAT SPITBALh PITCHER
Fast Curve-Starts straight, but
curves near plate.
Slow Curve-Much like Joe McGin-
nity's "Old Sal"
SHder-Glides fast, with little rota-
ton.
Crossire-Same as Cy Young's zone
best bet"
Inshoot-Approaches batter shooting
inward.
Fast Ball-Thrown straight with ter
rife force.
Slow Ball-Mixed in with other deliv-
cries.
Dope Ball-Served slow to batter
without rotating.
Drop Ball-Not unlike Mathewson's
fadeaway.
Raise Ball-Thrown underhand with
great speed.
Hop Ball--Breaks up and jumps near
t-.~ 0lata
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
First Round Un!ucky One For Murphy

Tommy Murphy was KNOCKED Out
twice during his career and, strange to
relate, in about the same time on each
occasion. At Philadelphia Oct. IS.
1905, Terry McGovern tumbled over
the former Harlemite in the first round
with one clean punch. Recently in
New York Knockout Brown felled
Murphy to sleep in exactly forty sec
onds and with five punches.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16
CHOOSING a Puppy.

In order to make choice of a puppy
from among a number of others it is
best to leave the choice to the mother
herself. In carrying them back to
their bed the first the mother takes up
will always be the best.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1911-06-16

Izaak Walton's treatise on the art of
angling was published in 1866. That
patient fisherman died in 1858 at the
advanced age Of ninety years.