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Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
PERSONAL

The Misses Thresher of Norwich are visiting in Mystic.
 Miss Viola sistare of Noank is wis., iting friends in Norwich.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Burdick left Tuesday to visit in Canterbury.
 Dr. V. D. Eldred is registered at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City, N. J.
 Lizzie E. Graham and F. Emma Smith of Norwich. are at Mantle.
 Miss Nellie Ahearn of Norwich, is spending the summer at Groton Long Point.
 tertaining her father, MT. Hall, from Norwich.
 MT. and Mrs Abner Partridge and son of West Mystic spent Sunday in Norwich
 Mrs Ruth DaIy of Worcester is the guest of Mrs. John Newton Fargo of Bashan Hill.
 Miss Ruth E. Carpenter of Hartford spent the week end with Miss Ella Peck of Lebanon.
 At the Franklin house, Crescent USdCII, 16OTSG w. Burgess OI NOTWlCu was registered recently.
 Miss New, who has been the guest of MT and Mrs. Charles Fish of No- ank, has returned to Hallville.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Mclaughlin of Cumberland, R. l.. have returned from two weeks stay at Hampton, Conn,
 Charles P. and Katheryne E. Casey ho rnf fy-<.r rrsr.1k f N. H.. Lowell and Lake Mascuppic Mass.
 Mrs. Frank S. Martin of Brooklyn x. Y, is spending few days with MT and Mrs. George w. Murphy of Poque- tanuck.
 Tyler s. Stanton. son of Constable George H. Stanton, is visiting his uncle, Frank A. Stanton, of Hartford for a week.
 George Dewey Goddard of Hartford son of State Librarian George $. Sod ard, is with Richard Bishop at Leba- non orthree weeks.
 Daniel Rogers has returned to his duties at the state asylum at Brews- ters Neck after a short visit with his family in New London.
 The Rev. John C. Fogarty, an assist ant at St. Peters church, is out oi town for two weees on his annual va cation.-Danbury News. Mrs. Leila fTroland Gardner oi Scranton, Pa., who has been in Mont vile to visit her aunt, Mrs. Rudd, has returned to New London. Leslie Manchester attended the Cheeman Boat club dance at Pint Grove Monday night, the guest of Miss Marie Yer Valin of Hartford. MT. and Mrs. M. c. Higgins and Miss Loretta Higgins have returned to Nor wich after a vacation spent with Miss Sarah A. Higgins at the Naples, Ter fyVille.
 A Hartford paper states that MT and Mrs. Leonard B. Denison of z Huntington street have returned from l. ten days trolley trip through Con- necticut and Massachusetts. Representative John F. Craney ant Harry A. Quinn of Bridgeport, travel ing salesman for George A. Madden spent the week end at the latter's cot, tage at Pleasant View, R. I. MT. and Mrs. George H. Partridge o Brewster's Neck had as guests ove | Sunday MT. and Mrs. Abner c. Pat ridge and son of Mystic, Miss Viols l Sistare of Palmer house, Noank, MT and Mrs. Ernest Partridge and Mis- Laura Paine of Laurel Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
Y. M. c. A. Boys to Watch Hill.

\ For the next outing of the boys de- partment members of the Y. M. c. A., Assistant Secretary J: H. Ely is plan ming for them to make a trip to Watch Hill next Saturday. They will go by the steamer Block Island, each boy carrying his own lunch. Swimming and the other delights which the Hill offers will be enjoyed until it is time | to return by the boat at night.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
k;I,.d hv outraoed Husband.

Rutland, Vt. August S.-WhiIe Vito Montemuoro was in the yard at the rear of the home of Frank Romeo, fellow countryman, tonight, he was shot and killed. Romeo was charged with the crime, 1t being alleged that he was angered at attentions which Montemuoro IS said to have been pay ing to Mrs. Romeo.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
MontviIIe Solves Tuition Problem

For Montville the problem of meet
 ing the increased tuition for pupils
 at the Norwich Free Academy the coming year has been solved by the school board. They decided to have
 $15 of the tuition paid by the town as pay s30 and the parents of those at tending the school will make up the
 balance of the sum of $60 now required
 at the Academy as tuition from out of town pupils, it being just double that of pupils residing in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
Providence Milk Dealers, Attitude.

The Providence Journal of Tuesday said: An attempt on the part of Con- necticut dairymen to maintain the ex tra high price which they succeeded in getting during the heat wave, has been frustrated by the milk dealers of this city, who offered them 40 cents per can, and refused to pay 45 any long CT, 40 being the contract price during June and until next October, when the winter rates will be considered.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
WORE WEDDING RING TOO LONG
1t Became ln1bedded in Flesh and
 Caused Blood Poisoning.

Chicago, August S-Mrs. Jessie Stewart Gardner died here because she had refused too long to take her we'd ding ring from her finger. The finger had increased gradually in size. It finally became imbedded in the flesh, and caused an Interruption of blood circulation With much reluctance Mrs. Gardner consented to have it filed off Owing to the delay, blood poisoning developed and resulted in her death. Her husband survives her. She was sixty years old.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

citation nor President Taft will be much concerned by the offensivencss of the grange. No doubt the people of Connecticut will take. occasion to do double honor to the president m view of this exhibition of boorishness by few Of their citizens"
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
Steel Irust Inauirx Today.

Washington, Aug. 7.-The house committee of inquiry into the United States Steel corporation will resume it's tigation here tomorrow: George w Perkins former partner of J. Pierpont Morgan & Company and member of the board of directors of the steel corporation. will appear.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

IS on her way to Antwerp to attend the Esperanto congress. Three dele gates have been appointed by the E. c. Reed, state department, Major Zeamrns, war department, and Mir. McKelvey, department of commerce and labor pr. Thonsen of the Ma tional Education association accom- panies the party
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
Master Plumbers Met Aqain.

The master plumbers held another session at the Buckingham Memorial on Tuesday evening, but nothing was done at the meeting, it was stated after the meeting. They also met last Fri day evening. The union plumbers of the city are still out on strike.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

New Britain.-The trade school will admit boys under IA during the vaca- tion. State Secretary Hine. has the school in charge during the absence of the principal
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Mr. and Mrs. George w. Carroll and son and Miss Flora Hall leave town this week to spend month in the White mountains, at the Maplewood. making the trip in MT. Carroll's new motor car.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Miss Ada l.. Richards and Miss Ma bel s. Webb who were passengers or the Bohemia from Liverpool, sailing or July 30. are expected home today.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Mrs. Walter Parker of New Yorl has been the guest of her nieces, Mrs H. H. Walker and Mrs. Harry A. Nor ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

MT. and Mrs. George H. Partridge of Brewster's Neck had as guests over Sunday MT. and Mrs Abner c. Pat ridge and son of Mystic, Miss Viola Sistare of Palmer house. Noank, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Partridge and Miss Laura Paine of Laurel Hill.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09
Incidents in Society

Mrs. w. S. C. Perkins is spending week at Bass Rock, the guest of Mrs Norman Day of Baltimore.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Picnic outings announced by the state Grange include Quinebaug Po-
 l mona at the Connecticut agricultural
 ] college, Storrs, Tuesday, August 15,
 Hon. George $. Ladda principal speak CT; East Central Pomona, at Ando- ver, Thursday, August r. This Po- mona will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. G. Phelps.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

There were TAI Connecticut farms reporting sheep last year, a big re- duction in number of farms from 1,25S in 1900. Tie total number of sheep and lambs reported was 22,41S in 1910 and 36.9S7 in 1900. These included, besides the wool producing sheep, a total. Of S.315 lambs last year and 13,066 lambs in 1900.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Mir. and Mrs. Morris Taylor of No. 19 Belden street, Hartford, gave a miscellaneous shower at their home Sunday evening for Miss Esther Tay- Tor and Jos eph Goldenberg. both of Hartford, in honor of their coming marriage Among these present was Reuben Taylor of Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Preparations have been started to receive the various councils of the or der of Pocahontas when they go to Hartford to attend the annual state convention 10 be held October IS. It is expected that at least seventeen councils from different parts of the state will be represented.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Representative John F. Craney and Harry A. Quinn of Bridgeport, travel ing salesman for George A. Madden, spent the week end at the latter's cot tage at Pleasant View, R. I.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Beginning August 10, checks will be issued on the New Haven road for transportation of bodies the same as is given out for regular baggage, instead of passenger ticket as has been the rule in the past. One first class fare will be required to secure the check, making the charges of transportation just the same. The change is largely a matter of folrn.
 MfrN Julia Fl Hoffman of NOrwic h
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Walter R. Denison of Groton. one of the pioneer promoters of the East Lyme street railway and vice presi- dent of the company since it's found ing, has resigned from that office and has disposed of his holding of stock in the road.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

In St. Patrick's parish, interest con- tinues in increasing the fund for the church improvements necessary before consecration. It was stated Sunday that, among others, two parishioners had contributed s20 each during last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Rev. Mir. Goering, formerly minister al Mantle, who recently resigned to devote his time to farming. will leave for Florida with his family the first of October, having fine opportunity offered him.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Dairy and Fcod Commissioner H. F. Potter has brought proceedings against Albert Woyner of Colchester, who is alleged to have been selling milk mixed with water. Grand Juror 4. l.. Roper will prosecute the case at Colchester Thursday before the jus tice of the peace.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Special excursion every day via Westerly trolley to Pleasant View and Watch Hill Leave square at S.45 a. m. Round trip only 70 cents. Tickets
 at Madden's cigar store.-adv.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-09

Picnic at Scheutzen park, Taftville Sunday, August 13. Admission 25c.- adv.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-07-01
TAxPAYERs TAKE NOTICE.

TO the Taxpayers Of Grady County:
The board Of county commissioners
Of Grady county win meet at the court
house in Chickasha on Monday. July 3.
1911, and will have under considera-
sion the adyisability Of calling spe-
cial county election, in which shall
be voted upon the proposition Of Is
suing an additional $4,000 Of twenty
five year per cent bonds, for bridge
building purposes.
At present various parts Of the
county are badly III need Of bridges
and there are no funds available in
the county treasury capable Of being
devoted to that purpose. It is wholly
imDracticable to obtain money with
which to build bridges. by the levy Of a
tax directly for that purpose; but the
law provides a way whereby the coun-
ty's bonds may be issued and sold,
and fund in that way created, out
Of which bridges may be built At
the present time Grady county has
an Outstanding bonded indebtedness
Of 10000. the proceeds Of which have
been used for erecting county bridges
It Is believed that all VT the interest
land perhaps portion Of the sinking
fund.- for the proposed new $4,000
issue. can be taken care Of out Of
existing revenues, without The neces-
slty Of levying any special or addition
al ta< Tor that purpose While the
bridges are badly needed, the com
missioncrs do not wish 10 incur the
expense Of special election for vot-
ing ON the proposed bond issue, unless
there is reasonable probability Of an
affirmative result Of such election,
should one be called ana held The
purpose. therefore, Of this open letter
is to call upon the taxpayers Of Gra-
dy county to express to their county
mmIsioners. on or before Monday,
July 3rd. whether they are IN favor
Of. or opposed to. the proposed tond
issue as hereinbefore set out This
may be done either by affirmative or
negative petitions filed with J. D.
Lindsey, county clerk, or by letters
written to, or personal interviews
with the commissioners.
The bridges to be built being Imper-
atlvely needed, as before stated, un-
less It shall appear to theccmmission.
ers that the sentiment Of the taxpay-
ers Is opposed to the proposed hcnd
issue. the election viii be called, in
accordance with law.
Done at Chiekasl.a, this June 26th.
1911.
Board Of county commissioners.
ED f. JOHNS.
Chickasha.
W: M PURsLEY,
Rush Springs.
JOHN M. PENN.
Amber.
BY ED F. JOHNS. Chairman.
6-27-4td&1tw
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14

Ser Menmeifer fom tiIifaoe / Ma.
ieitic Sbeater / gpoRiton utSer ocr
Srengiel, iom opitob bIanSt IlsbIi.
fun for al fomme no.
Get paIoige SlOsuiS ira GrpIo-
iionen bIep tpoelie feet paa mango
Steber i aIe Gbicosos 6oritGoer pao
9sorb. os @eitiioen. HuiteIierne fel.
tes ira Den enc gnbe al 9pen til oen
anten. @inenesruoer fnuites / Su.
iinbpis iaapcI | GoritGOerue icat I
ielrc 9pens cprretningSitreg.
5 Sen npe gitp Sail 9pgnins, Der
er ct paIoist @ranitbpguerf, bar Hp-
itelierne iaa itHrfe, Of Tlaitringen
paa Gag % gegge iaIot neb pua
mango Steber.
&piielierne merfeSeS / ale Chico.
aos Soriteoer langs apiten, 90 |
gponiton @iunetfa, Glencoe, @il.
mette % Sigblanb Bart fanotes Der
nqiien life en- bel @inoucsruoe ieien.
(ariogen til grploiio1en fienber
man life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
oroifreosulYff

Sra 8irginio, gtinn., meloes ON
en- isrgeIig lllpffe, iom benote Der
9srbag aften peO 6-Iioen, oa 30
Msano, iom par beifieftiget neoe i Ell
opb llbifi9ring, bIeo ~be5raoeoe al Ell
pPloigt Sfreb al Sermnalm, Sten,
Sorb, SIS og Sne, iom pluoielig Dor
Issnet oppe / aasitoen. Nj Den belle
arbeibsitprfe reoOebe fun fire Sipei,
oeribIanot en- Mato peb 9tdpn Ole
Sobnion, iom bar Sormauo for Del
enc al De ire Sob, brori a~rbeiositpr.
fen bar inooelt.
Saapibt oct bar funnel fonitaie.
res, bar aae De omfomne Sinner OF
Eiterrigere; berimoo bar man bio.
til fife funnel fau Rebe paa beres
9eapne meb lt~n6tdgelie al en-, Hem'
Zig Enul 8auEion, Der bar gnfe'
manb og efterIaOer Jig ipo ufori6r.
geoe gern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
Sneifreo / Uepaoa.

SfsIae ct Telegram fra Heno, Re'
paoa, er Spbro.Glectric Gompanps
Sterilization i SorOan, Iep., bIepei
fuISitenoi5 soeIogt al eft fort Sne.
ffreb, iom bar lssnet oppe / Den
bratte SieIbiibe, % II @ennefer,
oeriblanbt en- apinoe brebt.
Oe omfomne par Sobn SuQiuar,
Ben ssesien, SnroIb Sarbp; 5reo
S.romboIbt, 81. gauion og Sritru,
Sarrp @eir, z. ~. Peacocf, Sasper
9oirot, G6riitian anoplton os Ga
mueI s. Smitb.
sfrebet, Der inStraf ON Ratter,
mems 1oIt laa os 100. frurite arbei-
bernes goliger iom toiluie sgsseifal
oa rep oft meb iig neb til Goben al
Iielbet
arbeioet meo Of bierse Sisene par
poabeapnSt, men inatiI ben SiS, Sn
seIearammet aTienotes. bar oct Inn
-!pffeSes at faa e. al ben opsrapet.
gSeIe1aeIien Of araititutionen al
brso Sc elefiriifc araitlebninser, lao
g.Ieioet / oper ct balut Guiin aRine.
Ieire bar maattet inoitiaes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
5Iom paa syiten.

Sra Sos angeles, GnI., meloes ben
lobe Warts: llpeiret, iom De iiblte
Ear 0aee bar raiet Der / Staten,
noaeoe ignor aftes lit Ssioepumft
beri gpen. Gen al oct itprfe &egn
fremfalote Slom bortrep mango ais.
rebroer 90 operipsmmeoe itore 2anS-
itrRfnineer.
S Santa Barbara 60. bIep 1000
acreS rigt "gpttom"2ano ifpl.
LET no i Sapet. Zen anrettebe Sfa.
&c aniloaes til minbit $t,000,000.
Sufferroeagrene er bleuet oeluis soe.
laate | Smegnen al Santa Maria
%. 2ompoc. gn tor WGngoe &rea.
tlirer er britfnet.
st Hpgte er i Smlsb ON, at ienl
Wtennelfer er orufnet / arrapoflooen,
men Hpgtet bar biOtil life itaSfeitei
Tia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
profoenterne paa Reiie.

Soapel IrgIioent Saft ipm CT.
.pr9iioent Mooiepelt beiinber Jig for
tiben paa Heiier. ErGiioenten an
fom ben lobe os. til atlantta, 8eor.
gia, bpor ban fit en- meget biertelis
Wootagelie.
Gen neoiatte Mobta9eliesfomite
ror reiIt bam imsbe, og Infomlten
til atlanta ioresif i bet melt ltraa'
lenbe @eir. Yoa Stationen blep
g~reiioenten msbt Of Statens @u-
pernsr % af benre Ieoiaget til auot-
torium, bpor Soutbern Commercial
Gongres boIot lit garsmeoe. Ser
iif ban en- meget entbuiiaItiif Wootn-
aelie al oe fpriamlebe 9elegater.
Sm gftermiooagen bIep Der bolot
Ell itor deception for bam, % ON III
tenen blep Der gipet en- 9limrenoe
SeItmiSoag til sore for bam.
Grpr9iioenten, Der er poa en- Hei-
ie, Der bill omipanbe iaagobtiom belle
2anoet, arfom tiblig iamme Woreen
til Birmingham, alabama, bpor ban
hapbe en- meset "itrenuous" Dag.
Srofoit Dor ban fbo. 9upernsr
Corners @iait; ON Sormiooneen be-
iegte ban gepns Ssiifole os boIot en-
epmuntrenbe Gale for gleoerne, og
ailagoe bereiter ct 9eiss / Goreps
me Staalperfsbp. Sele gftermio.
eagen par optnaet poa lisnenoe
Maaoe, og ON aftenen bolot ban en-
3ale for GeIegaterne til Den natio.
naIe Observation-Disclosures oner
5bemaet abe CONDENSATION Of Glib.
boob.
Zen n9ite Morsen fortiattes Rel.
len til Saefion, Wtiis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
sppoetreoiptc aargana,

ilopanbre. 9e beepnote meo at emf.
grere til Canada | bunoreoepis, iaa I
%tuienpis, og iortioen brager De / bum
oreotuienpis oper 8rpnien mo / peit.
Iiae Canada ON Iaret.
Sioen 1902 er ODER en- balp Wfil'
lion amerifanife gcrgere nopanorei
til Canada. af bisie bar minoit TO
Sreoieoele afiporet Stiernebannerei
SuIoifab og 9roifab % er M brittle
llnoeriaatter. Sffe 9 9 e, men
II noeraatter, bel at l9gge
Weerfe til. llnoeriaatter al en- en-
1elif aonge! 90 bet merfeli9Ite er,
at = DC Iifer BET.
% set er life iaa u~ianoipnligt, al
en- iaaoan npbagt britiIf unDeraai
bill finoes blanot Dem, iom ifrapler
bsieit ON, at be life pil pibe al nogen
aaneftion til be Sor. Stater.
&aa oell anoen SIDE er Der ogIao
en- ganife betpoelig Snboanorins ira
Canada til De 5or. Stater; ben bar
/ ben ienere Sto anoroget til ca. 55,'
600 ON aaret. 9isie Snbpanorere
ira CANADA er for Stsritebelen 80
brifarbeioere, mems bet operpeienoe
Tlertol al De fiji Canada uopanorenoe
amerifanere err Sarmere. 9et onta'
aes, at De 125 900 amerifanlfe 10
panbrere til Canada bragte nleo fig
aienneminitIig $1,000 bper, eaer til
iammen $125, 100000!
Sammenligneliespis fan nGpnes'
at Ser al oe oper en- @ilion Sno'
panbrere, Iom / 1910 anfom til De
ssor. Stoter, ialt fun blep meobragl
ca. $2O,000,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
Rriestilitano iparaeuaY

Sra gucnos Gpres | ben ipoamert'
fanIfe 8epubIif Earaguap telegrate-
res ben 10he os.:
SRA Sopeoitaben aiuncion er
mobtaget o~iiiciel alinbgisrelie ON,
at &egieringen bar erflrret Bara-
arop | 8rigstilitanb % proflameret
arigsIopen for ct Sibsrum al fem
Waaneber."
Ser er en- &epolution igang / Ea'
raaiiap moo Sbcrit alberto Sara,
iom iornplig blep polgt til SrGiioent,
og iom iislee De meget iparIomnle
@iterretninser oerfra ifal babe opfa-
Iiet Tia til 9iftutor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
5or floe.

CONNER Geiifen / Wempbis bar /
Sreoass afeipet ben a%ienoeIie, at en-
Monb, iom bar tiaaot i'm Some at
lepe aoifilt ira BAN / oper 80 aar,
life er berettiget til at erboloe rets'
liza SfiIsmisie, oe at heller life en-
Some, iom bar pentet iaa lRnge meo
at frppe Observation-Disclosures al
Wonoen, bar &et til at fremfomme
meo ct ioaoant S~orlangenoe MI.
a~ienoeIien afIasbes ! en- Sag, iont
iornplig anlagbes al ben rs Iar
aamle Mrs. gli5abetb @erber. moo
benbes Iano, ben 67.aarige Sacob
Gerber, for Neutrality-suspicious..
Man0ens Spar berpaa oar anl9g-
aelien al en- Sfilsmisieprcces MOB
Goup1t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14
Sreo | Ponouras.

Sra Hlierto Gortes / Sonburas
meIbeS Den lobe Quarts: De ameri.
fonife % brittle OrIogsmatroier
bIeo ieaar trrfte tiIbuge fra San
Eebro Sula % gpen after operlepe.
ret til ben bonburanife Regierings
Mepreientanter. @aetpoiterne bleu
ogiaa fiernebe fra Sernbonetogene og
Sprsrsarmeen afrGbnet. Sreben er
otter gienoprettet paa apiten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14

I;gt at iige. Sra Sio til anben er
Yrotelter fommen til @oibineton
moo gruo paa RentroIiieten Ionss
@renien. en- ofiicieI Rote ira
@aibinatou bIen isoar aites offeut.
Ii9giort / Icrico Gitp, bpori Brett.
bent Gio5 ioriifres ON, at Ger life
por noget | Dc am%erifnnife troopers
@eo9gelie, iom buroe ~ioriirolise ben
merifauife Hegierina."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14

st SorbifreS feieoe ! iorrise llse
meo iig en- Observation-Disclosures / Ser
beoen al Siilis / aaufaiils. telesra.
ieres oeriro. 10 Eerioner bleu or9bt
paa Steoet os 16 blen baarot iaaret.
ellie laa / opb Sspn. ba Suiet bleo
iert bort al Streoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-14

PraitSent Gait bar iislge ofTcier
3nnSGierelie ubieet Seieiteretsas-
iesior CHARLES 6. Susbes til 6or.
manb paa Sen apnmiSiion. ION al
aonpresien beIIutteoes neoiot for at
unoeiisge Eoitportoen for 2Sen alas.
les Ioitiaser. ipecielt meo Senipu
til Mnguiiner og Si0sifriiter. Shp.
SHlicitor General 9apreree Rariuen
/ Cincinnati err ogiaa uouPunt til
@ieoIem Of a~ommislionen.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-07
Milan Has Washington
Expecting Big Things
-.-s-.~.-.-.-.-.-.-s-.-.-.-.-...-
BY WILLIAM PEET.
Gin Washington Herald. J

Clyde Milan, the leading citizen OF
Linden, Tenn. and for five years a
member OF the Washington baseball
club. threatens TO tear things up in
the American league this season
Milan virtually led the Nationals at
the bat last season, and easily scored
more runs than any two members OF
the club.
Visiting players and others who
hike out in the morning for the pur-
pose OF watching the Nationals Sham
rocks battles, have already gone wild
over the work OF Milan, and all one
can hear is "Milan's up now; watch
him, Look at the perfect bunt. Not
chance in the world to catch him"
Or, There goes a three bagger-no;
Milan's after It, He's got it! They
don't get away from that boy
One reason why the recruit out
fielders do not show much class, is on
account of Milan's great playing.
They suffer miserably by comparison.
The writer predicts that If Milan
keeps up the pace he is setting down
here neither Ty Cobb nor Speaker
will have anything on him next
October
Trainer Joe Clulrk. who mas tlmed
the little outfielder in several speed
trials from the plate TO first base,
states that Milan is faster than at any
time last year. and, goodness knows,
he was fast enough then for any ball
club In the world. In the outfield he Is
the same deadly thrower, and bal has
to be hit a mile high 10 so over his
head; but IL is With the stick that
great things are expected OF the outer
gardener In the twelve practice games
played in Atlanta, Milan has batted
over 400. hitting left-handers just as
easily as he does the others, and the
Itwirlers work as hard in these con-
tests as they do i'm any league game.
Milan har never before been able to
hit much in the early sp..--, and IL is
because OF his grand showing down
here that the writer predicts great
things in the games which really
count