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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
The Markets.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings In All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. March l5.--Attempts To carry
further the bull movement which advanc-
ed stocks 80 effectively yesterday met
"lth little ultimate success today. The
market resumed its forward march dur
ing the morning, but the moderate gains
made Wtfe eliminated in the afternoon
and i'll some cases small net losses We're
recorded. The tone of the market as Il
whole, however, was one of ,lIiet
strength at around the higher prices at
tdined on the previous day.
Canadian Pacific was the Gibraltar of
the stoet. market today. That stock.
which has been establishing new high
records regularly of late advanced during
the day to 21sa, rise of more than three
points, and closed with greater part of
that gain, No definite explanation was
advanced for this showing, although there
was renewal of reports of forthcoming
rights for stockholders. Attention was
drawn to the favorable position of the
road by the official statement of American
exports To Canada for the nine months
ended Jan last. The Hin roads, which
in the nature of things would benefit by
closer relations with Canada, also dis
played marked strength and activity, de
spite the cautious statement as to pre-
VLilinG conditions credited to their chief
representatives Weakness of Missouri
Pacific in the afternoon seemed to have
some effect on the rest of the list. which
fell back gradually. although with an up
turn lust before the close. The selling of
Missouri Pacific was attended by reports
that the outcome of yesterdays annual
meeting had not altogether established
the supremacy in that property of the
Rockefeller kuhn-Loeb interests.
Reports from iron and steel centerS, s
gathered by trade authority, are in
effect that there has been some falling off
this week in new orders for finished ma
terials. though mill operations are on a
larger scale than a any other time since
last fall Large rail orders are looked
for in the near future.
London again sold stocks in this mar
ket, although not in large amounts. Ca
madam Pacific was strong in both Lon
don and Berlin. Increased tension be-
tween Russia and China caused some de-
preston in London and Paris.
The outflow OF money from this center
continues. 1t is estimated that the banks
already have lost more than $1,000 600 this
week. and a further reduction of re-
serves may be revealed i'll consequence.
in the weekly statement.
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales. par
value, s., ,636 900. United States bonds We're
unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
New York Produce Market.
New York. March

New York, March l5.
FLOUR-Was uuiet with prices about
steady; receipts so. .420; shipments %. .295.
WHEAT-Spot steady: No. red 94i ell
evator and 95s f afloat No. | north
ern Duluth l09l O b afioat; receipts 8,-
coo.
CORN-Spot steady; new No 50 o b
afoat: receipts l6,S75; shipments 2390.
OATS-Spot steady; receipts IDS; ship
ments 2l,450
PORK-Steady; short clear lS.5OalS.50.
BEEF-Steady.
LARD-Firm; middle west 9.20G9. 90,
nominal; refined quiet; compound steady.
SrICh p-Paw firm; muscovado SO test
3.36; centrifugal sc test 3.s6; molasses 50
test 3lI; tenned firm; cut loaf $50: crush
ed $50: mould A 5.l5 cubes sos; powder
ed 49O: granulated $50; diamond A 4 80;
confectionerS A i.65.
BUTTER-Easy; receipts 633i; creamery
specials 81: extras 35625s. held creamery
special 2l@22.
EGGS-Irregular; receipts 17.925: fresh
gathered checks l5Ml5l; state. Pa. and
nearby hennery white 22M23: do. gathered
white 2la22; do gathered brown and mix
Cd 1S4l9; western gathered white 1922:
southern duck eggs 26Q35; western 3oG3+
POTATOES-Easy, unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

Do You Watch the Want Advertisements for Opportlny

d Ads furnish classified facd small m contain
The habit
touch with opportunity by ads that them The
ads miss opportunity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, March Is.
BEEF-Fresh steady; whole cattle 9G93.
BRAN-Firm, 26 001l %. So.
BUTTER-Lower: northern 25u26.
CHEESE-Unchanged y. y. l41Il4i.
CORN-Unchanged No. 3 yellow J6s.
EGGS-Unsteady; choice 23424; western
l912o.
FLOUR-Steady: spring patent 5.l0G550.
HAY--Steady; No. 1 20O0q22.0U
LAMBS-Steady, l0M1l.
LARD-Unchanged pure l1s.
MINED FEED-Unchanged. 265Gd2S. 60.
OATS-No clipped white IS.
pORk-Steady, medium backs 49, t5dp
0.25
OTATOES-Higher; white 90dl.00
SUGAR-Higher; granuated 4.95.
NEALS-Firm, llQH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
COOK
ORPtNGTCE.

50 PULLETS-25 RHODE ISLAND
Reds aud - Wilt" WyAuAuttcs. Mrs.
Waldron II tileudau st. tnehlOdt /
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
EGGS FOR HATcAiNG. eARRED|
EGGS FOR HATCAING FROM FURE

bred Silver Laced WNaHduttfs. ~ cts per
setting. Large, healthy stock and heavy
laying strain. EreI c. Pixie. Winthrop
Center. Me. mchlnlnIu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
16 FIT. MOTOR BOAT, AFT. 8 IN

beam, IL II. T. Hubbard engine; this
boat is all painted and ready for I'll
water: All in good running order Il bar
p.tif. Call No. t. CoHy st, Augusta, Ne.
mehlGdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
MAN AND WIFE AT ONCE. MAN

learn barbering. automobiling, nachinists.
Earn SO to SIS weekly. 80 Saturdays.
Room. board, tools furnished. Halls
Trade Schools, Sl4 Washington st, Bos
ton, Mass feb2ld30t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
AGENTS WANTED.
POULTRY, EGGS, ETC.
kEENES BLUE BARRED ROCKS

Hawkins strain that have got the bars
shape and size. heavy winter layers
Eggs from two pens of prize winners
75c. for Is; good utility stock. SOC for l3
T.. II. Keene. r. T. u. ?, Box lO2 Angus
ia. Tel. l65-i. nIchi6d1uo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
FOR SALE-BOATS, MOTORS
2O-foot Motor Boat
VERY CHEAP. NEW MOTOR BOAT

- II. long. IT. 10 in. beam. y. \. Carl
ton, IEalOWel St0ddard's Lam.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
- Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago, March Is
CATTLE,-Receipts1 1900; market steady
FOR light. others weak; beeves 5,l5q6. &:
Texas steers 4.35Gl5 65.
HOGS-Receipts 5000, market more ac-
tive. ae higher than at opening; light 6.S
GI715
SHEEP-Receipts l6 900; market steady:
native 300fl5. Is; western 325a5.l0; year
lings 4.75M565; native lambs 5.NG6.35
western 5 25iI6. .35
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
HOUSE LOTS ON TERMS TO SUIT

customers In the most rapidly growing
portion of the city Have sold l6 lots and
Z houses have been built in the last two
years in the Williams field between
Western Ave. and Green st. Handy to
electric cars. schools, etc. Improve your
opportunity before they are gone. j. r.
Townsend. City Building. 1ly9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

MAXWELL RUNABoUT. II n. p.
bra Model good as new. Complete equip
iasntl. =. l.. Hilton, Jeweler, Water St.
Aug lttal tT., ---t-t febi1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

dairies l542l.
EGGS-Steady; receipts 1924 cases; at
market. cases included, 1itGl5; hrsts le:
prime firsts l63
CHEESE-Weak, 134i.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

WHY NOT OWN A HOME? ! HAVE
good ones In all parts Of the city, cash
or easy terms. f. w. Diplock, lS3 Water
or 1614 North St. Augusta. decldtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

LOst--Gold brooch.
For Saie--Pretty house.
For rsale--iIousehaId goods.
To Let--Largc front room
For Saic--f,egs for Matching
For Sa!c-The Anthony Estate
Lost-pillow slips and towels
For sale--IfouSe in Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY-AeLE

bodied unmarried men between the ages
OF IS and IS: citizens OF United States. of
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write the Eng
lish language. For Information apply to
Recruiting Officer at Portland. Bangor
or lewiston. Me. dec2ldto1uneD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
oTTAGE AND STABLE AT OWLS

Head. Maine near Roclstana. Land ex-
tends II shore Good We'll on lot Address
l.. I Hnds, Wat-rville. Maine. K. i. Il.
~ tuahli1et.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
!. /. RED EGGS FOR HATcAlNo

from pen Of A. birds Record for Dec.
Ian. and Feb. 2400; eggs Is for t6r.. $50
per 100. Grant Kinds, Oakland Nj, K.
f. II. SO. mchl4d2W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
ARMS ACRES OF LAND WITH

good buildings never falling spring water
in house, plenty Of wood and timber, near
quarry and stone sheds; also IL acres in
Manchester on shore of lake. For parti-
culars enquire of Harry a. Lord, r. f.
-. carrier, Halloweil, Maine.
mch1ld1mot
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SEC.
ond-hand furniture, ranges and stoves
Blanchetts & Cyr. 129 Water St.. Tel.
234-1 iytdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

PIANO IN PERFECT CONDITION.
Sell at bargain or will trade for a good
cow. Write me. w. b. Sherman. Rock.
land. Me decl7dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
MAN WANTED TO LEARN THE

automobile business. Road driving and
repairing. Best spring positions secured
now. Write for Auto book free. Port
land Auto Co. Portland. Me. feb22d1mo'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16
BUFF oRPlNGToN EGGS FOR

Matching. $la0 per setting. My stock Is
from owen Farms Boston and n. Y.
winning strains. Averaged from s5 to SC
per cent. egg production in Dec. Jan. and
Feb. Big. blocy birds weighing from s
To IL lbs. each. j.. NJ. Berran, 70 Court
St. Amgmsta, Nc Tel G"-lI. feb17dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-16

AFTER APRIL 1st, NEW HOUSE,
modern and up-to-date. all hard wood
floors, gas and electricity. Frank J.
Ham. mchdu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
astfa IL GIN

A4aA@#b AGkN ~ .T4TrJ
Sen poo eftermiooagen tom annn 3ias @lono Of
ter bien ira lit aontor. Sucr par Dog bans lille 5rne2
San ipnrete gieerne oe ii0cn Eienerne. De oio'te ingen
geffeo.
she aamierl Soor fan bog min life S,iru
pore bleuen off,"
San 5tob ct giebIif raobuilb. soa penbte BON Jig
til en- al 9ienerne: SCR min gereitol irem eIer =
mel, io6l benere min Seit oe lao ben bore reoe til ct
8ibtl"
Strofs efter REQ ban frem 40 @ooen, iom fsrte til
SbintotentpIet.
gon5erne fiinoe ineen Splpsnins gioe. Senoes 9aa'
De bopbe aonTfe rigtiet onret Der; men bun baooe for.
Iaot 9emplet onttrent peo Miooogstib.
Zen unae 9Getemon6 REQ %langtiont bien. 5ornem'
me 6olf rider operbooe6et nltio longiomt Sapon, 90
bet mooIotte bil6e tpoe paa Sraplbeb; og en- fornem
Rono mao life BABE trnplt.
Naa, bun fom 10 nofl San bar M lige Oeo at imile
oper fin egen llro. SeluiSGaelis bar ben fore lille aniin
3io oanet inc for at beige Ell e0er anNen Beninoe, og
iao bor Chen Isbet fra benoe.
Son oif mo ct 9e6us, iom ina ret ~in6bpoenoe no.
Den aomle, rpnteoe g9rtnoe fom BAN Wsoe og bill
ieoe meaet moeroanigt, 6n bun iaa, bpern antoen por.
spob Sans Woo6e befaIe6e2 Sln iIeoe al Steo, oa
ban boo6e fremfsrt tit 9nife. 5 nGite RiebIt traaofe
ct por ImiIenoe, Itprft iminfenoe inge bigger inc, ne1eoe
onbt for Den fornemme gmbeosmanb og gep Jig oerefter
iii peb Sielp of lette 9opiroegge at at ofgr9nle ct MN
Ore Sisrne al bet itore 8erefie, for at Sans Naaoe tlinoe
iiSoe uforItnrret og uoen of bloe %iagttaget, ON Der Hull
be fontme andre @GIter.
aonemefti toa glaos oct lille ofgr9nieoe 9tni11,
bpor De lnae Biger for poerlige at bpore ban1 Dopoe
,6breot M @ulptepper oper Dem, iom lna Der Sor'
pejen.
Strofs efter, of ban baooe lat liz, fon TO andre iii19e
w,,o~ bnrpnAe Of fife. imuff [oferet goro, boorpoa Se'
gnretningcn bar itidet.
Zen enc al De unee pieer CAB is til at tltrnpre poo
on @,iitor for at i~nberboloe ben i%ornenr1e @@1t. oeh
on6en Ifpnfeoe Eeen op ben ooeroroeiifli9 1ihe Tue
gorceIrnsifoal, ioni Sans Waaos tsnife ct Yaf oro9'
GA Iom giaen oerefter ifpnote is at fploe paa no.
% aanemeffi ct gieblif ienere traaofe no ! Del pore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

50, 8rue," bemerfeoe MisTioi1erer, ,bboo tror
De min Some biloe iige, ON bun fin6e iio0e bienme |
9ofooate og lie mig iiooe iaoleoes inc imoo en- lille To-.
panelilt Saop? - 0ain 5rne,~ t~ilfsieOe ban efter ct
gieblifS SaOsbeo, ii iaa0anne Sili9loe, bbor oct er Gin
og 0go om at gre, bortfolOer ale imaoIiee Senipt-.~
v0e bar en6nu life iaet mig 0eres glapnl"
pW}it Naon er @illiap.3innerl Se Deres, min
5rre2"
Seq 6eo6er anun 3io. Min Ofono befleoer ct
cibilt @m6eOe Scbatoton. Sans geoon er aanennefttl~
Der gift MI nogIe giebIitfe ben Soosbeo. soa
ia9Oe anun 8ia: u9oor tsr De e~gentlig pirfe for Sri.
Iten0omnlets llo6reoelie / Sapan? SEQ De life, at oenne
2pre t~iOli9ere bar bat mango 8inbpn9ere nit Score.
fan0, men at De UNDER en- 8orfeIgeIie ale bIep orabt2"
so, 5rlle, bet peo ieg meeet goot. Men ig tror
%iiffert, at 0eriom Der otter iful6e oprinoe Sorfelgelies.
fiber, iao bill min Serre 9iOe mig Strait til at qua Dem
i9eunen o9 Noo til at 3D., ON iaa ifal p9rel"
Seq tror life, at De ariitne oftere bill blioe ior.
fnl9t Der 2anoet; men ieg OeO 10, at Der er friitne
MfiSiionerer ogiaa &tno og nn0re 2on0e, boor De al
brig fan pi0e Jig iifre. S0orfor nil De BOG ioale0es uoiette
Jig for 6arer, iom De 10 ol0eIeS funoe unogoa, 6pis De
bleo 6ienme oereS egne 2on6e?~
3inner isgte at flare benoe oenne Sag. variIti&er.
figbeo orioer osl"
amln 3ia Dar en- Oannet iapaneiif Dame o9 fenote
belt Del mango al ariitenoomnens 29roonme og 6or.
iblItSi' ~ VIZ lNliNeb OtHIlCl DupoC ! u <tuLr JUL DuupC
boet 6otooate, erboeroet Jig ct life rin9e aenoitab til
Soponeiernes 8enfentua0e oe foreitiuinesfreos. Ger no.
Ipon0t Jig M en- lang Son1tale ON 9riItenoonmen.
Opmarfiom og f9n8slet Iptte6e Den 1n9e 5rle iii Or
oene, ion meo Ooerbeoisnine oe garme itrpntmeoe ira
bans 29ber.
0atten ioonot f~or6olosois burtigt. Sgioa 8oagen
peg. alt iaa man 0ior9enreoen 9le0e paa Ben 6Itliee
Sinlmel. af = intet 2on0 at ie til nogen al Sioertet
u8a6 life Nooet, 6rlle!" iagoeUisiionerena nDae6
SUBS Sielp itl ri o1 fuu elmer i9tte 8eooerne paa
ben o~efigne0e 2an0iorO i9enl"
oaQe 9aniner Dpre ~toffetl" uo6rgO Inun 3in ct
gieblif ienere og pege0e no moo SpnSfreoien. n@r oct
pei en- Sfp?"
Set er 9fegen ira ct Dampifibl" q
Sful0e 6reIien M pirfelig n9rrne Jig? Sss.
mosien bGeo Ite6ie tp0eli9ere. Sfibet tom n9rinere.
Omii0er par oct life lan9t ira 9aooen. Wisiiona-
rem 0roe jim 6roffe of reiite Jig oo boIot Den geiret.
Oe MI ruobte ban, iaa bit ban fln6e, fere @anee.
Sfibet %6egpnOte at iagtne lin 5art.
anun Bias 9inebl9nOeoes al Saarer. uSenf, Of
ieg otter ifol fornne tilbage til min Man6 og mid
Sieml"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24
en- Observation-Disclosures.
SortGains af Glfreo einb.
(6ortiot.)

Der par en- 8io," raobte ban no til 6enOe, yoa
lea tilbao @oer. Soooe 5 oa Ipttet til mine 9gnner, bill
De ieg babe boaret g6er poa S9noerne. Men leg lobe.
De @0er, at oeriom 5 beObleo OF bnane mig oe iteOe min
@lifop tilboge, 6a ifnloe S inOen RET Ipnge fonne til at
onare oct bittert. Nu er 6punenS 8ime fonmen, og S
ifol eriore, at ieg 6olOer, 6uaO ieg Iooerl"
gaaoen pe6bleo at Oripe l1oefter, no moo oct aabne
&on.
Son oenote ig og gift neo langionlme, pGroiae
SfriOt tilboge, mo moo 9Dei.
amnn 3ias gao6 tog til at gpnge itGrfere 90 itor.
fere. @orerne par life ioGre; men oct foiteoe benOe DOG
flor anitrengelie at ioa Dem logt op aaregaflerne. Og
bono tlnoe oct nptte, at oct til iioit ~lpffeoes2 al6rig lit
Gin bap6e bun 10 preDet at f6re ct BAR Aorer. Sn1ioler.
ito tog bun fot, Ioo go0t bun frnoe. Wen efter lang
3ios boor0t arbeioe mprfe0e bun, of bun troo8 ale lire
GnitrenaeIier fierneoe Jig mere og mere ira 9ano. I'll
ii0it opgop bun oa Den ~fortoioleoe Stamp. Senoes SGn-
Der oar oesioel aIlere0e ioo iuloe al gabler, at oct polo.
te benoe itore Snerter bore at rgre peo aorerne.
Oct fit 0oa, iom set oil0el Sfuloe bun iinoe jim
Deo gsIgerne, ia ioo maotte oct 10 uGre De bellige
@u6erA Billie. SUN Tom imiOlertiO til at tGnfe poa i'm
Mon0. 5or bans Sfplo biloe bun Dog iaa gerne leoel
gaoOen oreo me0 Sioen irem og trllebe boert Die
blf me0 at fnntre. @f og til ifplleoe en- 96lge ooer 6en8
aont % eioroe 6enOeS 9ei oriopaoot.
Solen ifinne0e enonl fart, men beruOe poa Saoet
Odl OA III ASARAH AHb bb@ ~ VfNf0Nf 10 NF&N'
beaDnote at flopre 6en0es Diunb.
OmiiOer tog bun otter fat paa ben enc Mare = oen
an6en bar fol6en ooer 9or0 og Oreoet bort. aln0e bun
ueo 6iplp al ben enc Mare booe itpret 9aoben, iao ben
tom til at oenoe Stponen fremefterl Zen pil0e oa life
bore ioa u0iat for at fpntre. Sun prsOeoe og pr6ueoe.
Soor 6oo benoes Sen6er imerteoel Set forefonl benoe,
at oct bar SD, bun fog poo. Sg til i@t lagoe bun after
Goren ira iia. Oaiaa ben falot oper goro og oreo bort
5ao la9oe BUN liz ne0 9aaoens 9uno. @el bar
Der life iao liot 8on0, men bun par, ipntes bun, a0ere.
De ioo paa0, Iom bun frnoe bloe. Og noar bun loa ne0,
piloe 9oaoen life lao let frnne fGntre, mente bun.
gu fsrt tom bet til of itoa flort Tor 6enoe, boor
tanfelsit bun bapoe ban6Iet. Soorior baO6e bun life isgt
at mao lit Stem eler tiIfoIot 9olitiet2 Sa boOrior? 5or'
bi bun lin 6orfproelie boooe opret baIo ionie6s. Sun
cen 8onfe baooe bun bait: burtigit muligt at Hippo ira
6orfslgeren. 6aoet boooe blinfet foran benoe, og gna'
ben lig9et reoe.
Oaen boorfor bor ban life fuI9t eiter benoe2 Ser
laa 10 9naoe NOT. @taaife baobe ban ilaaet iig til ITO
meo, at naar bun f6rit tom Drift no moo Sooet, oilSe
Dsoen Dpre benoe ois. rOen at ban bebeoeoe at retfe
Soonoen no for at fsre 0e6sitsoet.
aonlierne npre taffet, ioroi ban life bar iulgt eiter,
ben6el Il @onge belere % 9elgerne END foloe bans
Saono.
6iernt tiIbage Lao 2nn6et, 6pffet al en- let. bloolig
Gaaaeois Soor Ian9t bar Der mon oper til aoreo eler
or..f.ALo f..4 2sN
- LI TMEWZr IA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-03-24

Ronet1effi bnooe ioo eo6t ion life iaaet 8ltno |
fine gine ON Staten. San bap6e faItet Zig urolig frem
og tHbo0e poa 2eiet, oar al og til iprlnget op oe bapbe
panfet runOt gerellet.
8e6 S~olopgang fleote ban iig poa oe ifpnote Zig
neo 40 @o6er, ben ino6 aunitmaIercns 9oIig.
altnItneren falteoe Jig poa @uloet for lin forneut.
me @pIt. Spa0 Sans Noa6e enIfe6e2
st ll6foIt til ct portret al min gm6eosbrooer,
Iom ieg @oor Iao afbiloet t~iIlieenneb bans Suitrul@
Maleren te i'm SegnereoIfaber fren, oe 2ebet at en-
6alo 9ines Sio bar Sfitien feroig. aanemeffi betalte
ben forlangte gris, bar Eegningen biem oe gift oerpaa
BEN poa lit aontor. Dog forIoo ban mart bette og git
in6 / ct 8ebus. Ser betiIte ban Jig ct leffert Waaltta
og nso rigelig &isbrenoeoin til 0ooen. On inuf una
giee oortebe op, en- onOen ipilIeoe feline Melooier.
oIa, Mnun 3ia 20
2i9e til Iften ceobIeo 5an at floffe ON nben Moal
og Web.
gu bar ban fommen biem og gift Der frem og til.
6o9e oper @nlpet. Bluoielig blep Der en- 1aluinoeIia
2s6en og EraoIbeb blanbt Eieueitepigerne. Der
boIot en- tobiulet Drosife ~nbenfor.
gn DIR bIeo Iiot efter ituot til SIDE, oe Ser
too anun 3ial
San loo, iom ON ban ilt life iaa benoes aobreote
arnne. San peobleo, foIo oe roIie, at eoa frem os til.
bage pan @ulpet.
o@aal" penote ban Jig moo Giserne, io1 itoo
Deren.
Sao oreieoe ban iie ON t1oo lin Suitri:
,Soa0 bill goers geaooe ber2"
@nun 3ia ~bIeeneoe. ~$nao rnener on Dog, tpre
Wano2 S9 bporfor tiltaler on mig meo r@oerS Naa.
oe?"
yefter 2ooen fun0e iee o~oereioe @oers gaabe til
gsofen."
yMen fGreYte Monol &noo er bet bog, on iiger2'
Sun fmoe life Longer boloe @raa6en tilbaee. Bib.
Tte on, fere Soipora, botlfen rebielsfulo Nat ieg bar
uoHooet, 90 piloe on babe ~mootaeet mig a~nberleoes. Seq
oRret Og0en npr --"
.Soorfor blep g6ers Naaoe life ben anbenS ar-
me9"
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-13
NEW YORK AMERICANS DEFEAT
WORLDS CHAMPIONS THROUGH
PITCHING OF VAUGHAN.
DESPISED BROWNS WIN
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE QUAkERs
BEAT GIANTS. CARDINALS TIE
CUBS, PIRATES BEAT REDS,
BOSTON BEATS BROOKLYN

Just a few surprises were noted In
the opening OF the major leagues sea
son. In the American league. st. Louis
beat Cleveland and supplied surprise
No. one, Then the Athletics were
beaten by Hal Chase's stars and to
wind up Washington beat Boston.
This latter was the least of the sur
prises, for the Boston team is back
from a disastrous training trip to the
Pacific coast. It is without the ser
vices of a regular first baseman. En-
gle at third Is a utility man and al
together the team Is In poor shape.
Cleveland lost because the Mcclure
men could not hit Powell and the
Browns just naturally smashed the
best that Blanding. Yingling and
Greee handed up. st. Louis got 16
spised tailender.
Dolly Gray pitched for Washington
again Boston for five innings and Dixie
Walker finished the game. Wood in
the box for Boston. 1t was slow
game.
The pitching of Vaughan was re-
sponsible for the downfall of the
Athletics. He allowed the Mack men
but three hits. Bender was touched
for only seven singles but New York
got run across the pan In the second
and again in the eighth. Collins and
Chase stole bases and Mack's new out
fielder, Hogan, got a two base hit.
In the National League.
In the national league the big sur
prise was the defeat OF Brooklyn by
Tenney's Boston team. With Brown
opposed TO Barger, the Brooklyn re-
cruit from Rochester. Il pitchers bat
tie DEVELOPED until Boston scored two
runs IN the eighth. Brooklyn got on
In the first half but it want enough
Ingerton, the Boston recruit from the
Cubs made q two base hit
Roger Bresnahan's lively colts held
the cubs 10 a tie after a hard game
Of eleven innings Schulte's home run
and Tinker's triple saved the Chicago
boys from certain defeat. ReuIbach
and Weaver did the hurting for the
Cubs and Slim Sallee for the Cardi-
mails.
What Pittsburg did to Cincinnati
was shame The Pirates ciouted
rromme and Jesse Tannehill for II
hits while 1.-THE Reds only got off
Adams. The young pitcher seems to
be all right this season. The Reds
never had n look in. Bobby Byrne got
i've hits in five times up and Honus
Wagner three. Miller got four out of
six trips to the plate. Hunter played
first fer the Pirates and Griffith has
decided 10 play Altizer at short