davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08
Hun Led
| FEM AAR,
Tilsidst helbredet we'd Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Erie, Pa. - "Jeg led i fem Aar af
Kvindesygdomme, og blew aldeles
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

NV LIE QnSker Snec1elt RaaQ, Skrlv
da til Mrs. Pinkham i Lynn, Mass.
Oct err frit og hjaelper altid.
Jig begge op paa @pglpet, men oa
@utten forltoo, at Sen gamle 6ar
life funoe boloe fig l91tge ser, tog
fan relolrt cit @oooli11e. ban fit
fat /, ban0t oen cite gnoe ont Zig og
Sen moen ON 6ooeren % ioemmeoe
/ 2an6, bpor Don life l10en ltore
@elperligbeler tit froplet Jig op, og
0ereftcr ogiaa baleoe i'm Sober paa
2an0.
Me6ningsielffobei for ligele6es TIL
belt Sc to 11nge Gutter Sooftm %
4riitian, spnner al 2oos 9lte11
@l1fsgpr. 2einpcn / Senompr, lom
forulpffeoe un6er @oroing al ct
Gompffib / itormen0e SER Matten
til 30. Geptcmher ioar, bper en-
boffer Slipsnaal mes S%ollfeabets
@mblen1er for oeres noniite Man6s=
nerbereli e og Spmon6sopgtigbeo
, beo ombonSle6e Mnie0ning.
- Sore 2el ere beGes legge
Merfe til omitaaen6e Mnno11ce fra
Dor 2anosmono Mpotbefer g. Mlm-
flob, @ooperstomn, SC. 9af.. for /
p%oafommenoe. Tilfeloe at bape BET
onbefaIeoe @ibbel reo &oan0en.
6ru 6 CT 2rogb,
fgot Sboreien, ~@orges fprite fpin-
beige Strt6e11t", er afgaaet pe6 81
6en / &riitionia, SO Mar gammel.
So bun 1880 begpnote at itu6ere
til Mrtium, foreipurgte ben6es Sar,
Giitriftslege Sboreien / @iospoI6,
/ @irfe6epartementet, om &pinoer
funbe un6erfaite Jig @ramen Mrti=
Inn. 9ette blep beibaret ben9gten-
Sc, og FUN fit ga Storttngsmano
8erner til at fremlGgge 2~obforflag
/ Gtortinget / Sen &etning, 1om blep
pe6taget. @e6 Sob of 1882 blep
l1niperiitetet oabnet for apinoer, ng
Gicilie 3boreien tog &ealartil.m
famine CONNER og bIep immotrifus
leret 2. September iom Morges fgr-
ite fpin6elige Gtuoent.
Gicilte Sboreien, iom / 1887 blep
gift me0 M6bofat s. 81. @rog og
ji6en bar beret boiat / &rittaria,
%itu6ere6e en- Sis &ealfag, men TOM
ol6rig til at ta9e @mbe6sermer.
9erimo6 bar fun beret en- iegt og
oberor6entltg 6pgttg 2ererin6e /
@atbematif. 6ru &rog bar nirfet
iurig for Sremme al &pin6ebebngel-
fen og bar / 1884 meo at itifte
&oinoeiagsforeningen, / bbis 8e,
itprelie bun / en- lang @orreffe bar
Me6lem, og bbor FUN mi bar @ice,
forman6. Sum Dor ogiaa meo at
itifte MISUNDERSTANDING og
bar / flere Star beret Me6lem al
8%eitprelien for 2eieforeningen for
&btn6er.
9 e e 81 m e.
r / 8 II / e 3 II y Ell
g t / B, iom netop er beitilt bos
6irmaet 2airo & Co., 8irfenbea0,
er cit 9obbeltifrre6amper paa om-
firing 10000 @%egiitertons. @ftbets
observation-disclosures er: itdrite 9nng0e
$50 SOB, 8re66e 81 SOB, 9Db6e til
40H SOB. Sfibet bar
3 eiennemgaaen6e Def, en- lang
Bat og ct fombineret 8ro= og Scoop
oaf, fom itraffer fig ODER 2/5 af
5ele Sftbets 2ang0e. 0per @ro=
er Ser igien ct rltmme1igt
GrQmendoebaf. Ser er 9 bmotette
Sfot % en- Dobbeltbu16 / belle @fi=
bets 2angoe. Sftbet foar mes fine
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

Der af1loges al SorHla1lollaoe1, w
set blep 'n1co 5 mos 4 Stemmer
/ belll,ttet at benitille til 8pitpret life
at bepilge 11ogen @in- % 9lret for
Maret 1912.
Ipene t 9 I. S
6r%eorifsitoo Smegr bar pGret ct
bol0l omt &egn % ser ct ton1rtet
| benirnoo 90 Mm., ioa al 6rpgt for
&onomangel poa @aaroe11e nu er
pper. 8anbet er ogiaa ittgeruoe I
@lommens neore SOB og itaar poa
8 500 Z Som. openfor @arpfoSicn.
SEQ @%ongsbinger er @anoltonoen
ii6lte 9pgn iteget s Gn1.
/ 8 t bp1f s a
/ Mren I. Ge0 en- potter
@pitioeligbeo inopte6es 5. Is. 9eep.
set l1ye Trancisfl1sboipital / Mren=
Sal. Silite6e bar Mnttn1anoen /
Meoc1es, @pers Mntboriteter og Ell
'Gel andre S11ohlto11e. &oipitalet er
fl,lot mooerne i%n0reoet, og 9iltriftet
fan glroe Jig oper, at mani life le1,
J ger er felt af6Gngig al @pens ooar=
J, lige Spgehusfprbolo.
Sfiens S + II s 3
Ifo1f reg / erer. S Sfier
8pltpres Msoe negteoes lamtli9'
&pens @oteller 9lret me6 % moi
81 Stenrmer og ollie Smaaiolg a
, El % Sin meo ct %lignenSe Mnta
jstemmer. Mlle &ettiebe0er, bpor
) oper 9pen bor &ao0igbeb, er iaa
le0eS feiet pnf pe0 @ielp al ct 61er
tal al Mfbol6sfolf, 9emofrater 0!
Gocialiiter. Sra Marsjfiftet 191:
} bliper ser / Gfien tilboge en- priba
@renoepinsbonnel og fem @mao
5, ia1g al Sin, iom ortpes mes lbs
5 bartge &ettigbe6er FAINT 2un6etar
gems 8rpggeris @lialg.
Ask your dealer for "Odin Bran,
Mysost", and "Rose Leaf Brand Prin
! ost". For sale everywhere. For pal
D ticulars see adv. in this paper.
. e NOE fe II
5; b e + / tets t t o I
5 ltntperiitetets &eftor, &rofesio
8regger fpl0te s. 10. @obbr. 60 Ma
< og bor fraia9t Jig @ienpalg Jon
sfeftor. Mlle Mpiier bringer bier
D telige 2pfenifningsartifler ON 6e1
fremragen6e @i6enifabsman6. 81
: ban REFER til l10lan6et. bar 6e
afooemiife &ollegium og @i6enffabs
,'ielifabet oberrcft bam EGfooresier
Ser er en6pioere inolomlet Miole,
til n0fgrelie at en- Butte of 9fet
loren til Inbrtngelie / uniperittetet!
&ula. @rofesior Muntbe al Mor
,genitierne bliper bans @ftermoti
iom &eftor.
S er11b a ne s II t
1t 6rerne foI Ier,
p g. S ben 11De l166on
neliesplan for Sernbanens 8etient,
tnogaar ogiao &urier, bpor &on011t
tbrer ffal faa iin ipecielIe l166o1
|nelie. @t6ttl bar til &onouftere1
beret toeet Sc paa @%tationerne at
beioenoe 8etiente u6en 11ogen foru6
gaoenoe &1tn6ifabsprepe. S @inte1
bill ct @on6uftprfurius be6 Sernba
'I.-nens Sraftfifole blipe lat igang
5ormoen @eglement og @ifferbe6s
,''tieneite ffal ogiaa @prog Ieres
8oa6e Spif og GngeIif bill Sc fre1n.
tioige @on6uftgrer faa Iere be{
6enne npe og hgjit paofrepe6e Sr6.
ming.
Morf 8iergperf 3.
10 / I. 9ireftgren be6 @popa-
rangers ruben / 6inmorfen mes
bette forle6en let Sore0rag, at mon
ban6e opfun6et ct Sernmolmsfon=
centrat, iom er NIT ,paa @er6ens=
marfeoet. Sra neite CONNER bill
@ruberne begpn0e poa Stororift
meo min6it 700 @an6 i @r11berne
log en @fSport at minot 100000
Sons. Sremitillingen foregoor efter
De melt mo6erne Metbooer og me6
Mfoifiner al bibttl ufienot Ooeepne.
Mon anbenoer @leftricitet iom @roft
lige fra gorineen / TieIoet til 6en
innhffIp1p sErpr1s4iniro rs @o,.o..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

@frtp efter Nrepenumere poo set.
te 8Ia6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

p''l%I"S pu@t Uul Cl uuuuII SlCu.
Mrbei0et poa Mortbern @ocific
8onens Sioelinic til 5tonton, Mer=
Ger County, lfrioer fremoo, % mo11
bentece oenne ltge at fao logt @por
til 8Den 9eopolis, icfs Mil fra
@tanton. Set far ppret Ell Scamp
poo nriten 2tp % Dpo mos @in=
teren, i0et Ser far nnrct fol6t @eir
meo fpgenoe sneltorme of og til.
@ngong bleo Mrbej6et be( opgiuet,
men Ser in0trooote beore @eir> oq
mon tog fat igjen. 8ancn bill ioo1
Dog neppc fon1me Longer ems til
Geopolis. Ser far u,rber 8pgnin.
gen al 0enne @one pnrete &onifeliq:
beoer, iom @aneI1s Srgenierer bol
bobt meget 8rp6eri mes at oper
TONNE. @e0 Zimmerman Monch
tretten Mtl @oro for Mon0on, ia,
man iaaleoes moatte opfsre ipert
Mure for at bin6re Mislouriflo6er
nnoergropnina at Tloobreo6erne.
= Sornes Gortntps l161tillinl
poo Sen itore 9an6u6itilling i ct
Bo1l fra 10. til %. Gecerber hi
bltbe en- @iengipelie al Sc flor,
Sobnlon 5or1ne / Sen ip0beitlige De
at Goltntpet, iom reprnienterer Ell
&opitol at omtrent 1 Million Sol.
lars. &ao 6enne @ombination Al
Sarme er ser bel 145 8pgnineer
og bet er en- at @er6ens itgrlte syiers
fr9forme. On Mo6el, iom CT UNDER
noarbeioelie, pil giengine iomtligt
Sormbpgninger me6 fulolten6il
Nbiogtigbeo, iao bel iom set orte.
itite 8renoonleg, Gleftricitetspprfct,
&usoprene og @resplpnerne run61
&uiene. 6armen far ct MreaI al
10000 Mcres, 10000 @tfr, 4ierfra
og'450 @eer al rem @oce. Mortbcrn
Eacific og Greet Mortbern 8anen
bruger ale @eieriprooufter og Set
11eite al 6ierfraet / fine @piieboqne.
Ser proouceres omtrent 5000 g@q
6aglig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

@ehningsbe1 / niger.
~@orif Selifab til @fibbruones
Heoning," bar TIBET Sen 16-aarige
@11t San &enri @onien, @toffaIie-
EN-, S%e1gelano, ct goot ltbr / @tui
meo Snifription iamt so ST.. / @on-
tat1ter fqr beo fin roife Dptreoen
UNDER @torm sen 6. Dftober ioar
at baoe reobet lit oe fin gomle 8arg
ZIP. Gn @osie. fontreoe 8aa6en,
1bort De to bar, 11oenfor ct Torlanb,
boor 81 og @inb itpo poo; Sc tom
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08
Norge. =
Mttie e e

Mftie e a b e {
IS a I e e" bar
fiebt @aarbene $pSle6al % @ttrem
II &aroanger for en- &ipbelum al
benbolospis 100000 % 100000
Sir. @aoroene. iom ifal fraflDttes
g(pril. ifal benpttes til Gomter for
De Itore MnlGJ
6 t q 9 y. 8ragere
Sormanolfab bebanoleoe forleoen 0e
! %in0fon1re Mnoragenoer ONT St11- oa
5lrettigbeoer. @amtlige Mnoragen,
Ser oflloges at Sormanoitabet, og
Set blep Moo 5 mos 4 Stemmer
I, belluttet at ben!tille til 8pitpret iffe
at bepilge ,1ogen @in- og 9lret for
Maret 1912.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

@lpen 9 e +. S
Sreorifsitoo Smegn bar peret ct
polo jomt &egn % ser er fom1rtet
beninoo 90 Mm., ioa al 6rpgt for
Ganomongel poo @aarbene I'LL er
oper. 8onoet er ogiaa itige,u0e /
@lommens neore SOB og itaar poa
8 500 Z Som. openfor @arpfosic n.
@eo @ongsbinger er &anoitonoen
iiolte 1pgn iteget s Gm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

Ask your dealer for "Odin Brand
Mysost", and Rose Leaf Brand Prim-
ost". For sale everywhere. For par
ticulars see adv. in this paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

DR.. Caldwell:
Jeg modtog fra Dem en- fri Prove at
Syrup. Pepsin og er godt tilfreds med
mig meget mere end nogen anden Medi-
Gin jeg for har brugt. Jeg har en- lille
Sennesqn, omtrent Il Maaneder gammel.
som plagedes at hard Nave. Jeg CAV
ham noget. Syrup Pepsin og han har vac
ret rask siden.-
j. p. Order
Kimball, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

Lad ham like fortale Dem, at O anden er lge sa god. tj en- Prove
VII ovabevse Dem ON Diet modsate. Dewom Deres Handende like holder den
paa Lager, send os hans Navn og vi vii sende Dem o. smuk Souvenir O. en-
ri Prove. De bedes sknve paa engelsk.
AT PRIMOsT vii vi anbefale vor "Rose Leaf" Mmrke. vi fabukerer opsaa
bedse Slags PULTOST.
60 For FEM Pakkeomslag (kun trade marks) vii vi sende Dem Ell elegant
Saming af Bileder fra Norge.
III. J. Grell Butter & Egg Co.,
JOHNSON CREEK. WIS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-08

- Sore 2el ERE be6es legge
Merfe til omltaoen6e Mnno11ce fra
Dor 2onosmono Mpotbefer g. Slim,
flob, Gooperstomn, g. Daf.. for /
p~aafommenoe. Tilfel6e at babe BET
onbefale6e Mih6el ties &%oonoen.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
SUGGESTIONS FOR
 THE HOUSEWIFE.

When your oven does not respond quickly, put a. hot stove lid inside the oven under the pudding, or dish which is baking.
 A dust brush, such as painters use before applying paint, will unearth lots of dirt from cracks about the house where no cloth or brooms will reach.
 Put a small cork in the oil can be- longing to the sewing machine. This will prevent spilling oil in the drawer and soi1ing anything there.
 Fill lamps on plotting paper and whatever oil overfows will be absorb ed, thus saving the table. Get heavy plotting paper and, keep sheet besida the oil can.
 To restore elasticity to rubber (rings or other articles that have become stiff or brittle) soak in one part ammonia and two parts of clear water, until the desired result is obtained.
 For the laddie who admires the life on the ocean wave a sailors bag of white canvas hung on his door for 3 laundry bag will be found efficacious in making him keep his apartments .sshipshape" and his clothes picked up.
 Save old stockings for winding the legs of furniture bric-a. bfac etc. when moving. When backing for long distance, an article may be first wound with cloth or papers and stocking slipped over and tied to keep all in place.
 To clean chenille table covers and portieres. make a good suds with white soap and soft warm water rub the cover lightly through this until clean. then rinse well and hang in the shade
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21

of B rift hard pine matched. The finish in general on the interior will be of oak. The decorations will be of cream and gold.
 The sanctuary, which is approached by two steps, is 33 feet across the front and 32 feet deep. wherein will be the main altar. The ceiling here will be in the form of 8 dome and at each side of the main altar will be a sacristy, the switches for electric lights being To- cated in the sacristy to the left of the sanctuary.
 On each side of the church there will be eight large double windows, five feet wide and fourteen feet high There will be rib glass on the inside with stained glas soutside, which will be covered with wire protectors. This will insure 6, we'll lighted church
 The columns will be placed F feet apart. and on these will be placed the fixtures for the gas. Directly over the entrance will be located the organ gallery, which will be 30x60. The steam heater will be located in the basement at the rear.
 There are to be two side chapels at the front, off the main sanctuary. It is expected that the church will be entirely completed by Easter The woodwork is being done by E. Pate naude of Montreal.
 The cornerstone, which is of granite and will be laid Sunday, at the left hand corner of the building, is two feet four inches long, one foot ten inches high, and one foot two inches deep It has a cross and the year on the face
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21

administrator of the parish at Waure- gan, June 1, 1906, and there he did great work He built parochial school at a cost of $15.000 and repaired the rectory and church at a cost of $7,000, of which debt $10. 800 had been paid when he left for Baltic. Oct. 9, 1910.
 He is continuing his excellent work in Baltic and the new church which he is building will cost approximately $40,000. It will have seating capac- ity of 500. will be heated by steam, and lighted by electricity, with provision made for gas also. Handsomely ar ranged and planned, the structure will be a temple worthy of the faith.
 Fine Brick Church.
 The church will be 145x70, of pressed brick, with trimmings of cast stone made to initiate limestone, while the roof will be of slate. It will have a tower on the front to the height of 100 feet, the coppered dome being sur mounted by large copper cross.
 k The grade course of the building is of granite. the side walls being z2S feet above the grade, while the rear wall is 32 feet above the grade The building is now well along, Contractors Fenton and ChaTnley Having the first floor all on, and the rear is ready for the roof, the sides up sill high.
 There will be eleven granite steps and a platform leading up to the en- trance, there being three doors, the center door opening into avestibute I3x12. while the doors at each side of
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
Rheumatism Advice Gives Prominent Doctors Best Pre- scription-Is Easily Mixed

Get one ounce of syrup of Sarsapa- rilla compound and one ounce of Toris compound. Then get half a pint of good whiskey and put the other two ingredients into it: Take a. table spoonful of this mixture before each meal and at bed time Shake the bot tie before using. This is not new in this city as many of the worst cases of rheumatism and back-ache have been cured by it. Good results come the first day. Any druggist has these ingredients on hand or will quickly get them from his wholesale house. Any one can mix them.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
CORNERSTONE OF BALTIC CHURCH
Will be Laid by Bishop Milan Sunday Afternoon-wor
 Well Along on What Will be Handsome Edifce.

sermon in English by Rev. w. A. Keefe of .Plainfield, after which the sermon in French will be by Rev. J. c. Math- leu of Moosup., the services lasting about an hour and half. There will be in attendance about 30 priests, and guests of Father Bellerose at luncheon.
 West of the Academy.
 St. Mary's church is being erected on what was the Woisard property,- on the Franklin road, to the west of the Bal tlc Academy and next to it. It will be a handsome edifice when completed. as shown by the accompanying cut.
 Rev. Y. O. Bellerose, who has been pastor of the Baltic parish hardly a year, has worked with great earnest ness and with fiattering success in the erection Of the new St. Mary's. The old church was erected in parts. The first section. measuing r by 3S feet. was built during the pastorate of Fath- CT Q Reilly, as long ago as 1860. The parish prospered, and the late Rev. F1orimond De Bruycl1er added to the church The fortunes of the parish have ehtSed and flowed for the past hity years At one time there were under the jurisdiction of the pastor of St Marys no less than two thousand souls. Later on, their Humber fell to 5OO. At the present time prosperity seems to be looking in the direction of Baltic and the necessity and feasibil- ny e1 a new church are apparent to all Father BelIerose has as, his assist. ant Rev. Joseph Va!dambrin
 Father BeIlerose Active.
 Father Bellerose is well known throughout this end of the state. He was ordained in Baltimore June IA. 1898 and appointed assistant at St Patrick's church in Norwich. June 24. 1898 He remained here nearly four Years, going to Sacred Heart. Taftyille. as assistant on January 2, 1902. Re- maining there four years, he was made
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
''He Who Hesitates
 Is. Sayed!'

The man who delays starting up his house heating apparatus until the bit ing cold weather is actually upon us will save many dollars and much disa- greeable work. Frequently these first frosty mornings and chilly nights the greater part of the day will prove to be mild and delightful. One or two modern odorless- gas radiators will give you all the heat you need for that morning dip in the right temperature, and to insure cheerful warm dining room. light it an hour or so in the eve- ming if you feel the need, where you read or play that game of bridge. Our prices are low. Consult us we may be able to suggest the right stove for the right purpose Remember the gas range saves time, saves work saves dollars every day in the year; the cleanest and best way to cook The Ruud Water Heater always ready for your inspection.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21

the main one enter to vestibules 16x 20, in which are the stairways leading ito the organ gallery above Double doors open from the vestibules into the church, in which there will be three aisles.
 Finised in Oak e There will eight columns running through the church at, each side. sup porting arches, which will extend to the trussed roof. Suspended from these arches will be chains for the electric lights. All the columns are approved staved columns, the wainscotting will be of beaded oak, while the floors will be
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21

Work is well along on St. Mary's church tn Baltic. the cornerstone of which vin be laid Sunday afternoon, and wll mean the gathering of many huncred people in that village, as wen as many priests.
 Btshou Milan who will bless and lay the cornerstone, is expected about ? o'clock, and the ceremony is to take
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
Much Like a ToadstooI.

The trouble with many progressives is that they are not sure whether that LaF'oilette boom is a mushroom or a toadstool.-St. Paul Despatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
Used to Eat 'Em Alive.

Why should tough steak bother a man of might like MT. Roosevelt? We imagine that he is fitted by nature 10 tear one to pieces.-Charleston News and Courier.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21

neighbor believes in government own ership and the initiative, referendum and recall; otherwise, swat him. Houston Post.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21

The Duke de Abruzzi is brilliantly engaged-in the Mediterranean. Doubt less ne would prefer an engagement on this side of the Atlantic.-St. Louis Republic.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
A New Record.

If Mir. Taft survives 13,00O miles of banquets. there will be a new record for the gustatory Hall of Fame.=At- lanta Constitution.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
Bryan's ReIioion.

MI. Bryan's religion is summed up in the words, Love they neighbor as thyself," provided, of course, that the
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
A Poser for the Colonel.

T never knew a William to be a bad boy" says the Colonel. Why, then, his refusal to dine with Old Lor- inner Richmond Times-Despatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-21
The Dukes Preference,

to dry. Do not iron, but brush thor oughly with a soft brush.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
HITTING
FEATURES GAM {
In Exciting Contest St. Johns
Defeats V. M. |. by Score
Of = to 8.
lsnecial to The Times Dispa tch,

lSnecial to The Times Dispa tchl
Lexington, Va, April, 12.-In a gam
rendered exciting from start to finish
by heavy hitting and sensational
catches, ST. Johns college, OF Anna
polls met and defeated V. Nj. l.. on
the parade grounds in Lexington this
afternoon. By the score Of to 6. The
fielding OF both teams was ragged at
times That of v NJ T. was especial
~ poor in the fourth inning, but after
that time the home team lightened up,
and the game was anybody's after the
nth. ST. Johns took the lead in the
first, when with two outs and no one
on. Melville hit TO left field for four
bases.
In the third, three errors without
hit netted the visitors another score,
and in the following inning two hits
and three errors gave them four more
runs.
". NJ I. did not score until the third.
AT that time SeweIi hit to centre for
fl,ir sacks Clarkson for the home
team led off in the Nth. with hit to
right. Reed got safe to first on
Heightmans error. and sewcll scored
both men. Dickens followed with a
home run, bringing in Seweli and
making the score s to in the visitors
favor Wilson replaced Heishtman
in the box for st. Johns, and no more
scoring was done during that inning,
Both teams scored again in the
eighth and the game ended with 81,
Johns still one run in the lead.
The features Of the game were the
hitting of Melville for ST. Johns ana
Scwcll and Dickens for Y. NJ !. ELY
for y. NJ. l, played phenomenal game
in centre field Three times during the
game lie made long running catches,
which slower man could not possibly
have bottom Throckmorton showed
good form, and had its team given
him better support, the score would
doubtless have been different Wilson
also pitched good game, striking out
six men in four innings.
Ba tteries---ThrOckmo and Reed;
Heightman. Wilson and Noble.
Score by innings H. n. -.
ST Johns ..... OH 30 o---7 .
". NJ. I. ....l. DOL 0+00 0--6 9
Summary. strike out-By Trockmor-
ton. 5; by fIeightman, I In Ave In
rings; by Wilson. 6. In four innings.
Ease on ballsOM Throckmorton, !;
or Heiehtman. I off Wilson, 2. Stolen
bases. v NJ, l.. 4. st. Johns. 8. Two
base hits--Dickens Moisen lone
run.-St Johns. Meiville' Y. NJ l.
Sewell Dickens. Sacrifice hits-Steeie,
st Johns Left on bases " Nj j.. 4;
St Johns, 3, Time Of game. 200 UNI
ptrc Cook Virginia League.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-13
EASY TO ACQUIRE
YOUTHFUL COMPLEXION

II is so easy TO acquire smooth
rosy youthful complexion that no wp-
man need despair" writes Mrs Mac
MartSn beauty expert in tho san
francisco Bulletin. But in doing so
one must not use face powder, as i,
enters the pores. enlarges them, caus-
Ing dull, sallow, rough compilations
and eventually wrinkles
Much better than any face nowder
is an inexpensive lotion, made hy dis
sowing four ounces spurmax in one
nall pint hot water, then adding TWO
teaspoonfuis glycerine. This lotion Is
wonderful skin beautifier and when
applied TO muddy, lfeless, sallow
complexion, will soften and whiten the
SKIN, and remove that shiny, rough or
aged look
This lotion does not ruhlof easily,
IKE powder, and It lends TO the skin a
charming tone OF youthful freshness,
without giving that painted powdere
look.