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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
EscandalO en- Ia Legislature de
Ohio.

Recientes despachos de Colum'
bus, Ohio, informan que las an.
toridades tienen evidencia de so.
bra para probar que por 10 me.
nos veinte de los miembros de la
legislature del estado, cuyos ter.
minos adn no expiran, SO han
yendido, como cualesquiera mer-
cancfa, d los interesados en- el pa.
sale de leyes perniciosas, que Sc
han Waldo de estos medios CO.
rruptores para hacerlas aprobar,
HI gran iurado 90 reunlrd para
hacer indagaciones 4 inculpar i
los malvados y Sc dice que Ia
evIdencia que Sc presentard ante
el mismo sera muy sensa-
cloral,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06

que Sc presentaban para el me-
loramiento de las csndiciones del
pats, Y de cuyas eonsecueneias
espero Sc reponga facilmente,
dada la vitalidad del pueblo meii.
cano, la paz renacera en- breve
plazo y Mejico volvera q la via del
progreso en- que hahfa entrado
con tan SECURE paso. El gobier.
no esta decidido, por su parte, 4
ayudar a que el espiritu de sin.
cera democracia Sc arraigue en-
el pueblo, a fin de que este, cons.
ciente de sus dereehos, pero tam
bien consciente de sus obligacio,
nes, pueda sentirse cada dfa mas
yigorizado v aspirar de manera
mas segura d la conqulsta de la
verdadera libertad, ideal supre.
mo de todos los hombres bien
lntencionados y de. todos los ciu.
dadanos dignos Gle ese nombre.n
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
"a COnlerenCla Dc Paz en Juarez

las eomfsioues que han de de-
oidir, por decirlo asi, la suer-
te de Mexico, son dos. Sor. e.
tos Ell Juez Francisco GarbajaI.
de la Ciudad ao Mexico y el DIR.
FgGBetseo Gomez. Aquel repre-
sonta al gobierno Mexicano y
este d los insurrectos El Juez
Carbajal lego ( G1Udad Juarez
el Miercolss y desde l1ego enta.
Ala aogociacior.es con ell Dr.. CO.
mes que 10 aguardaba alli. Ri
General Madero y su ejercito
de lnsurrectos permaneoen acam'
pados donde 10 estaban, cerca dc
Juarez, cuando SO frmo el ar
misticio. AIN permanecera has.
"a que 50 sepa oil resultado hnal
de Ia conferencia.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
MalO esla eI CuenlO.

dHabra paz en- Mexico? Segdn
despachos recibidos aver parece
que todavia no hay certeza que Ia
habra. Desde el jueves sc enta.
blaron las negociaciones entire los
comisionados encargados del res
tablecimiento de la paz. Las Sc.
stones las estan teniendo en- una
carpa, entire Juarez Y el lugar
donde esta Ell campamento de los
rebeldes. Todavfa no se sabe que
habran hecho 0acordado, porque
todo 10 guardian para ST, pero Sc
sabe que ell comisionado por ell
gobierno tiene en- sus manos un
ultimatum del jefe revoluciona.
rio, Don Francisco |. Madero, en-
el cual Sc lie dice que es inGtil que
Sc frme ningun tratado 81 no Sc
obtiene una declaration publica
del presidente Diaz que resigna.
ra desde luego el cargo de Presi-
dente d favor de su primer mi.
nistro, ell secretario De la Barra,
quien desempefara ell cargo in.
ter Sc tiene una elecei6n para
que Ell pueblo eliza su primer ma
gistrado, Madero dizoue dice
que adn 81 81 conqiniera en- acep.
tar el oonvenio de paz sin una de.
declaration del General Dfaz, que
resignara el puesto, sus otros
compafieros en- armas no 10 acep.
tartan, y la guerra seguiria por
tempo indif1nido. Sc vera, Dor
consiguiente, que el obstaculo
que hay que veneer antes de que
Sc restablezca la4yaz Ell Mexico,
es harto diffcil de allanar. SCon-
vendra Ell General Dfaz en- hacer
10 que Sc le pide por los rebeldes
como condici6n para oil restable.
cimiento de la paz? A nosotros
nos parece dudoso que 10 haze.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
PaTte de los RebeldeS Siguen
DandOle Baleria al GObIer
no de Mexico,


Los insurrectos que han que.
dado fuera de la zona que esta
inclufda en- el armisticio que Sc
ha firmado en- Mexico siguep
ofreciendo resistencia ai gooier-
no o quizS mas Dien siguen apro.
Yechando la oportunidad que les
ha presentado Ell levantamiento
para entregarse al pillaje, al
handolerisno y al saqueo de DO.
blaciones aisladas cuando la oca.
sion para clio Sc les presenta
propicia. Los despachos que ii.
guen, publicados p8F Il prensa,
iindicaR 49,.
Douglas, Arizona, 1ro. de Ma.
70, Informes que Sc han recibi.
do de Pitiquito Y Caborca, ca d
estado de SQneFa, Mexico. dicen
ae eRcpentros deseaperados aue
ocurrieron alh aver J Antes de
aver, entire 3Sderales & insurrec.
tos, trescientos de cada lado.
Los federales hicieron uso de un
canon automatico y deFrstaEoa 1
los rebeldaa asspses de Gibredos
FuaQs cpmbates. Las tropas del
Igobferno por fin ocuparon ambos
pueblos, que los rebeldes prevfa.
mente habfan ocupado, los -,
diciosos a hpH Aaaia has monta.
Ass deJaron Veinte muertos v he
ridos en- Ell campo de batalla.
Nogales, Arizona, 2 de Mayo
Odciales de alto gapas IA las II,
meas del fsrfoqaFril Sud Paci6
"a, en- Nuevo Mexico.
lon aqni hoy A. 9ue mega
.,a. .slinterior de Me
-, diieron que habian recibid,
notifcaciones de los rebelder
aconseiando q todos los america
NOS que saquen q sus familias d,
Mexico para los Estaacs Unidos
Sc les acredita q los rebeldes {
haber dicho que 81 no habia cor
venio de paz para el iueves en-
noche, de esta semana, atacaria
d todas las poblaciones frontier
zas Muchas familias americG
mas estan saliendo de Mexic
diariamente.
Nogales, Arizona, 2de Mayo. :
Sc ha sabido aquf que un
Ifuerza de federales al mando d
Luis Estrella, que sali6 dc Maj
dalena, estado de Sonora, el 81
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
una Declaration del GraI. BisZ.

De un diario de la Ciudad de
Mexico, copiamos 10 que sigue;
AL representante en- Mexico
de William Randolph Hearst,
pFopistsrio de los peri6dicos mas
escandalosos de los Estados Uni.
dos, y que en- los asuntos de Me.
jico han batido el record del anna
rillismo, Sc cOncedi6 una entire.
vista por el Presidente de la Re.
pdblica, durante la cual el Gral.
Diaz, hizo la siguiente declara-
ci0ni
La situaci6n actual me permite
Greer que, yencidas como estan
va las principales diiicultades
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06

81 lunes partieron para Las
AnilnaE, Colorado, los senores,
simon Gonzalez, Hip6lito Pache.
GO y Alfredo FsFes, Do vllanue.
VI.
Las Ptdorss de Fley para Ice Riao
mes 81 apodsrsu de yltstro siatema y ~
syudsn liberia de aquel sirasira.
ior De espaids, oLs lolor De cstesa,
rsrviosijat visi emp. bsds. d. r. dos
rs mRles gus renutan de Ia scci6n dee
a'reglads ie vutstros bnn vs jlga
RrtordAd que D Las P d'rRs De 70 "
! zoe haze to. Eu lss Botic de-
o q. Shat fer } la Cruz Roj4, la.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06

bado, fue aniquilada en- una bata.
lila con rebeldes en- Otates, vein.
te millas al Este de Magdalena.
Se dice que la batalla duro por
dos horas, y que Estrella V dos
de sus hombres fueron los uni.
COS que escaparon con vida.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
10 Oue IN Perl6dIea De Wash.
lnglOn dice del ESiadO.

Dice "The Washington Times"
perI6dlco publlcado en Ia capital
de Id nacl6n'
En- la Ultima session del con-
greso, q Nueyo Mexico y Arizo.
ma no SO les permiti6 integrar en-
la union dc estados porque la
constitution de Arizona estaha
demaslado radical.
En esta session no Sc les quiere
abrIr Ia puerta de Ia union pog,
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
-'-7'z-ass-- s7-7is77-Hs=-=s-ss4
Una Rectlilcaci6n

~ "sAobCutS SulbOT uG este Sc
manario al dar publicidad en- Ia
entrega de la sernana pasada 4
una carta que nuestro editor,
Don Felix Martinez, escribio a
nuestro companero, Don Ezeauiel
G. de Baca, tocante q las nego.
ciaciones por la paz en- Mexico.
involuntariamente troco el senti.
do de la dicha carta, cambiando
en- un lugar una palabra Y ana.
diendo en- otro una Erase. Ha.
biendusenos llamado atenci0n q
clio hacemos ahora debida recti.
hcacion publicando integra en-
esta vez la carta del senor Mar.
tinez precedida de la carta que
de 81 recibimos llamandonos Ia
atenci6n al error. Siguen las
cartasi
I'll paso, Mayo /, 1911.
Hon. Antonio Lucero,
Editor,
La Voz del Pueblo.
He notado en- la publication dc
una carta mia personal d Don
9. de Baca por algdn
Sc le anadieron algunas
palabras que 70 no escribf v las
cuales pueden indicar un sentido
diferente.
Aparece en- la carta segdn pu.
blicada, en- Ell pendltimo parrafo,
"ESTOY SATISFECHO" en- vez
de 10 cue yo escrfbi, Ia palabra
'SIENTO." !" Ademas al mismo
parrafo Sc lie anadi6 ~ de clio me |
Sieato orgultoso." /"
\, por supuesto, no deseo que
Sc lie den impropias interpreta. |
clones d mi carta, ademas para |
que mis- amigos y lectores de La
Voc mejor comprendan la eorree. |
cion suplico Sc publique dicha |
carta fntegra otra vez.
Respetuosamente,
FELIX MARTINEZ
ii Paso, Texas, Abril 25 de 1911. |
Senor Don Ezequiel G. dc Baca
Las Vegas, N. M.
Querido Ezequiel;
En- estos momentos tan erfti |
cos me asistio la bora de Dies pa. |
ra consumar 10 que mis- humn. |
des esfuerZos y deseos ambicio. |
nab"n. Por fin Sc acept6 I'm ar
que empez6 4 oontarse
desde las primeras veinticuatro
horas que a0asigui6 Ia comisi6n
a0a yo organize. Todas las in. |
dicaciones son que al fin Sc llega.
ra d un tratado de paz que seraI
eticaz y favorable j do gran bene.
icio para Mexico.
siento que en- mi vida no ho5
contribuido d ninguna ohrs tan
noble y de tan ben66osa resulta. |
dos como resultAE4 do esta.
Yo teRare el gusto de explicar |
Ie mas euando tenga el gusto de |
verte personalmente.
Tu cincero amigo.
FELIX MARTINEZ
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
V'''|yc cI.,.
:AsT LAS VEGAS NUEvo MEXICO sABADo De MAYO De 1911

Z -
que la constitution de Nuevo Me
xico es demasiado conservative
Cinco meses pasados Arizona
favorecfa un peligroso radicals
mo porque su constitution era
demasiado facil de enmienda.
Hoy Nuevo Mexico desmerece
porque sn constitution no puede
ser de ningdn modo enmendada,
| Interesados de los dos terri,
torios sudoceidentales Sc hallan
en- crecido ndmero en- Washing.
ton, esta primavera. Hay dos
grupos de ellos de cada un esta.
do, conservatives Y radicales. A
los conservatives de Arizona les
cuadra muchisimo la constitu.
cion de Nuevo Mexico; los radi.
Gales de Nuevo Mexico Green que
el docunento de Arizona es un
documento sin tacha. Esa es la
sttuacion en- que Sc encuentran
unos y otros.
El comite de 10 camara sobre
territories esta analizando ahora
mismo la constitution de Nueyo
Mexico Y preyalece la opinion
entire la mayorfa de los que com.
ponen esa comision, que el docu.
mento de Nuevo Mexico es el
mas reaccionario que jamas Sc
ha profesado escribir para darle
ei titulo de ley fundamental de
un estado. Ell ex-senator Blair.
del estado de New Hampshire,
que Sc ha estado presentando
ante el comit6, sin pretender re.
presentar d nadie en- particular,
diio d la comision ell otro dfa que
la constitution de Nuevo Mexico
no era una proposition para el
estableclmiento de una forma de
gobierno repuhlicano; que mas
bien tenfa por objeto la perpetui
dad de una oligarqufa en- el pro-
puesto nuevo estado. III ex.se. |
nador Sc cree que ma expresado
el parecer de una inmensa ma
yorfa del pueblo de Nuevo Mexi. |
co. ri comite creemos nosotros |
que es del mismo parecer.
Sigue dioiAndo q peri6dleo de
de Washington; La constitution |
de Nuevo Mexico es una maravi.
lla. Sc escribi6 EN- inter6s del
ferrocarril Santa Fe, los inter6.
ses oarbonlferos del ferrocarriI !
Phelps'Dodge, Y varias otras
corporaciones, incluso "a olipar,
qufa de busca.dest,.nos que tiene
el taFntorio I'll interes de las
corpnraciones consiste en- man. |
Gener sus tasaciones tan reduci.
das como les sea possible, este es,
en- no pagar su justa proportion
de los impuestos, Y yer que no
haya cambio en- ese programa.
Concluye ell peri6dico de Wash
ington su revista, diciendo: LOS
democratas del camite estan,de
terminados d no permitir que un
estado con una constitution tai
como Ia que Sc ha escrito pa
n IN uevo Mexico, inte.
gre en- Ia union. Por con-
siguiente, con toda seguridad be
puede decir ques este sera 10
que hara la comisi6n:
Enmendara In constitution de
Nuevo Mexico insertando en- ella
Una ciausula que disponga que la
constitution podra ser enmenda.
da, por una simple mayorfa de Ia
legislature, ratiticada por una
simple msyoria de votos que vo-
ten en- tai election en- todo el es.
tado.
Dispondra en- 70 que respecta
a la constitution de Arizona que
inmediatamente despu6s que sea
'adnitido ell esfado SO ponga esta
question ante los votantes del es.
tado;
"Debera de aplicar La revoca-
toria q los jueces?"
------
ESCandalO en- Ia Legislature de
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06

Vengan 1 yer nuestF0a suFtld0s da
arsdos, maqnlnas de- e1Ftar y ampa-
car. podeln0s verderseias tan harat0
COMO cuaiaulsra. Tamhlen hacemoa
chimsneas y tnha clAse Ge p0mpas,
.ingenl0s J eaauteFfas.
"a. GEHHL1gG
sle-SiH Douglas Ave. Temple AE4Hnuieas
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1911-05-06
IElEGRAMA ESPECIAL PARA
Ia VOz.

Washington, D. G. Mayo
4. Tenemos buena razon
para esperar que ell comitA
de la camara sobre terrific.
rios presentara informe ia.
vorable d principles de la
semana que entra sobre la
res sol uci6n admitiendo 4
Nuevo Mexico como estado
y que la misma sera aproba.
da por ell senado.
Hand, Jones,
Ferguson y
McGill.
@@>1NM<wN@<M@wwm
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
RY RALPH l. YoNKER.

n The game put up BY the Tiger field
'crs yesterday. both In the outer gard
ems and the patcehs near the plate, was
(. typical OF the sort Of play the Jungle
men are won't 70 show. The Tiger
pitchers were hit harder and more
often than usual. while their team
, mates couldn't negotiate with Walsh
successfully and that Is the whoie
story OF how we lost the game.
But on the defensive work, the Jen-
ningsites played typical ball all the
way through.
!. Gamer at first took everything that
came his way. Delahanty got bis boot
in In eight chances, seven OF Wnlcn
he accepted. Bush scooped up cou-
pie OF dificult pops and stopped TWO
Cor three hard drives, throwing out ms
men from impossible positions with
out an error. Moriarty took tle TWO
tthanees that came his way all hunky
a But ia the gardens the two that Iea
IN crawford's lot were In a Well as
soon as they started, Cobb ran rods
, Tor pretty catch of fly on Waish
hat and leaped for another from
Bodies, while Drake performed MS
emajor service In playing two-Daggers
on the Ieft-fieid screen. He MADE q
pretty running stab Of Berghamers
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

An umpire attitude the nsd na
0Loughin
provided he gets the decision winch
ualy the result !. that
Louis put over on SIX las. ner dis
and from the spectators
lance appreciate It. ,,.,... ,oa
plainly disclosed o
the club house for @ Ell nt ome
In a squarely ms soe
That's putting the wood TO oa ana
in
p sailing into the gandstand WIN
he
from the bench, Krchels voice:
"Nce the wood to II, old boy
BENCH and Wallace was renewed Wnen 40
failed process OF
opnon ball impohe
to be One day last summer A.
White told
feelings OF umpires
catcher. seldom an
When he t i because IS vinced he is right
the in
kick when he noticed the plate was
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
STATE FAIR RACES
SHOULD Be FAST
An Entry List of 800, Including
Many Speedy Horses, Is Reported
By Secretary.

Our entry Is the largest OF the
year and contains all OF the trotters
and PAGERS that have been winning
down the line. and so, with good
weather. the return Of the grand CIR
cult to the State Fair grounds week
after next will be the big race meet
ing OF the year" said Thomas K.
Newton. president OF the Michigan
State Fair. In connection with which
harness races are TO be given Sept.
Is to 20.
Albert II. Moone, secretary OF the
State Fair. Saturday reported that he
had over 800 on the entry list, or an
average OF above 10 to the race, some
thing unusual In itself The big gains
have been made by the fact classes.
The Michigan stake Of $4,000 for
2:15 trotters has IA starters. II had
been expected that II. T. C. would
scare the Others out, but rival owners
figure that this gelding cannot go on
forever and win all the big events In
the circuit.
The all pacing stake is for $4,000
and II will have dozen entries, In
Guiding Vernon Mckinney, winner OF
the Chamber of Commerce, and Sir
r.. that beat this horse In one OF
their engagements at Columbus. Hal
B., Jr., the star OF the Canadian
horses, will be In the thick Of the
fray.
The Matron stakes OF $4,000 for
three-year-olds promises TO be a splen-
did contest. After the Horseman
stake at the Blue Ribbon meeting II
looked as though Miss Stokes was the
best one, all things considered, but
Mainleaf gave her good beating at
Indianapolis last Monday and 2:09 IA
was the best he could do. There are
six In the trotting free-for-all and
eight In the open event for PAGERS.
The 2:07 trot has dozen. and other
fast classes in proportion.
There will be four races each after
noon, starting on Monday. Sept Is.
Albert II. Merrill. of Danvers, Mass,
will do the starting. A. j. Heating.
of New York. will be presiding Judge.
with l.. G. Webb, OF Mason. and Eu-
gene Fineld. of Bay City, as his asso-
ciates, SO that the racing Is certain
TO be according to Hoyle." these men
being the best posted officials in the
country.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
WhiteSox 9, Tigers 8; Ed Walshl

Umpire Egan saw double every once
In a while. He pulled about 10 groans
from the stand
sullivan, Chicago's regular catcher.
was out OF the game with a lame oask,
which he developed In an exhibition
game In Canton. o.. Sunday
The Sox had Benz, horse power not
stated. warming up In the boa before
the game.
Summers had a real Confidential talk
with Schmidt after the Dutcaman miss
ed his passed ball In the third.
Summers saved himself hit In the
fourth when he carefully stood guard
over Tannehill's roller along the line
until Il rolled foul. when he plucked IL.
Tannehill had chance TO score on
Blocks single to second In the fourth,
but lost II when BUSH made good
stop.
Bush's pickup OF Berghamer's pop In
the ffth and his clever throw TO hrst
was remarkable.
Cobb backed up all the way from
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

first to the plate when Walsh picked
mp his roller and was desirous OF tag
ging the southern gentleman.
Berghamer. the Chicago recruit from
the Kewanee team OF the Central as
ISOLATION. got four put-outs, but cpuld
not get bingle.
And. OF course. the Athletics COPIED.
But, then. let's not worry about them
any more
In the second hit-and- run play
went wrong when Berghamer popped
TO Bush instead OF Keeping the ball
on the ground. Callahan was doubled
at second.
Four double plays. all fast. were
made by the Tigers. every ,nhelder
taking part In one or more.
The white sox appear here again
today. Then there are only two more
exhibitions here.
Berghamer IL really q ball player.
not an article OF hardware and no re-
lation whatever TO clawhammer or
tackhammer
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
BIG TENNIS MEET
STARTS IN EAST

NEW YORK, Sept s.--with lower
ing Skies but courts in good condi.
ton. the international tennis tourney
that Will decide the challengers for
the Davis cup now held by Australia.
began here this afternoon.
The first to meet were Charles p.
Dixon, captain OF the British team.
and William A. Larned. seven times
captain OF America. Later Maurice q.
Mclaughlin. the California crack, and
Arthur II. Lowe. were scheduled 70
clash.
The gallery stands seated 5000 per.
sons. making the event the most
notable OF the tennis season In New
York.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Edissd By
PAUL HALE BRUsxH
What The Box Scores
Demonstrate to the Fan

RUDE Marquard's Victory over
Brooklyn makes his winning per-
eentage for the season q flat 800.
OF his % full games he has lost
but five, making him one OF the
most phenomenal twlrlers that
ever heaved ball In big COM
pany.
After defeating the Yanks with
n,ortlfying regularity throughout
the season, old Tom Hughes was
touched up for ten hits by the
Chase crew to their intense sat
isfactlon.
One lone game 10 still the only
thing that keeps the Giants In
first place. Meantime all Gotham
10 quaklno with the fear that it's
pitching stan, composed Of Matty
and Vanguard will blow up from
overwork at any time. And the
Cube keep winning.
The Mecraw photographers
have altered the definition Of the
verb ITO Merkle" which now
means ITO make three runs grow
where but one grew before" OF
course "A Davidson" 10 needed to
make the definition hold.
With FIVE straight victories,
Caldwell, the Yankee twirier Just
now Is enjoying a niche In the
baseball Hall Of Fame.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
THE TIGERS PUT UP A WINNING
FIELDING GAME; PITCHERS Go BAD

the way, that there is absolutely no
question I'm his mind but that Cooo
is the most useful player to his ciuo
In the league and that he deserves
the Chalmers auto which viii be pre-
scented 10 such a man. Harry Ford, OF
the Chalmers company. the originator
OF the auto prize idea, enjoyed the
game from point Of vantage near
Mr.. Fullerton.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
Sbort Lengths

Detroit EIks defeated their Crane
RAPIDS brothers I'm a IL TO oasepall
game Mt Grand Rapids Friday, Eddie
Siever hurting for the Detroiters
A bunch of the big Central high
school huskies besported themselves
In a little preltpinary football prac-
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

something, but got the words tangled
In his mouth. He flung his bat forty
feet to the bench just to recover the
tension. Bush robbed him OF what
started to be hit In the third.
Among the four correspondents
from the Chicago papers In the press
box was Hugh Fullerton. who assists
the Chicago Examiner and the mag
aZine trust to make living by giving
them the insidest of inside baseball.
He Is the man who has the sport
emasured In millimeters and fractions
Of second. He will tell you that Ty
Cobb beats the throw TO second so
many times because he can do the
distance from first 10 the next sack in
so many seconds. while the ball must
travel 80 many seconds. He says, by
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

ALLENHURST, N. j., Sept. D.
Carl Morris is still training strenu-
ously for his fight with Fireman Jim
Flynn. in New York. next Friday. Joe
the handlers agree that Morris was
never in better shape.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09

A crowd OF EMF dealers from chi.
cago and tributary territory occupied
seats In the grandstand. Their elation
over McIntyre's triple. which started
the game. was never cooled. An III,
promptu yell master In the 'front.' NV
led his followers frequently In q silent
Yell. He made the motions put ms
chorus didn't respond.
The Detroit times., 1911-09-09
Flynn Busy, Too.

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-while
White Hope Carl Morris training has
been enjoying a monopoly of the spot
light, his opponent in the impending
battle, Fireman Jim Flynt has been
three husky sparring partners. The
Pueblo smoke-eater has been pound
inEIahis training crew as though they
n6d been calling him names and they
are unanimous in their opinion that
Morris will have to go some to avoid
a trouncing.