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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Samuel Swengel is spending a
few days in the hop yards at Chem
ava. MIS-. Joe Black and sister,
Miss ELLA Peterson, have also been
spending several days there.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

J.. NJ. Oihus and family moved
this week To- Vancouver, Wash,
where they will make their future
home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Watch Our windows for low pric.
cs.-McCabc * Corbett.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

The Bachelor Club announces its
September ball for Wednesday
evening, September 81, in the skat-
ing rink, with Weinberger's $ orehes-
ira furnishing the music.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Assistant City Recorder Myrtle
Brodahl has returned from her va
cation, which she spent at Seaside.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

The hard surface fever is taking
hold of some of the property own
crs. Baltimore aud Burlington
streets are getting in line for hard
surface paving
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

II looks like Maine is 'alf and !
alf.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22
For Insurance see +, ". Valentine

For Insurance see NV. Valentine
.
Agents for Sherwin-Williams
painis.-Mccabe x corbett,
Cleaning aud pressing at reason
able prices. Clark Furniture Co.
A. A. Scrimsher completed a fine
two-Toom school house at BaTbaTton
last week.
.
Extra copies of the Review may
be found at the St. Johns Pharma'
cy each week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

For Rent Entire block six room
house. abundance OF fruit, ideal
poultry yard, good we'll and fruit
house. Sis per mouth. Address
box I9S 81, Johns, Ore.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Mrs. York has been taken to the
hospital suffering from a general
breakdown OF her system. Her
many friends hope for an early and
complete recovery.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Next Sunday is Rally day at the
Christian Sunday school and big
time is anticipated,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Furniture just as good as new, at
half price. Clark's Furniture Store.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Subscribe for the Telegram-best
evening paper on the coast. See
I'd stockton.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Mr.. aud Mrs. GaynOn and family
are among the hop pickers at indie
pendence.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Prunes for Sale-Main 1906, eIS
South Decatur.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22

Mrs. Julia NJ, Parker is spending
a few days at Hillsboro.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22
Local News.

Agents Tor
Prunes for Sale-Main 1906, eIS painls,-Alccah
South Decatur
Cleaning aud
Mrs Julia NJ. Parker is spending able prices,-Cl
a few days at Hillsboro.
a. A. Scrims
Furniture just as good as new, at two-room schoo
half price Clark's Furniture Store. last week.
.
Mr. aud Mrs. Gaynon and family Extra comics
are among the hop pickers at indie be found at the
pendenee. cy each week.
Subscribe for the Teegram-best ~, c...,..,
evening paper the coast See ~hr;s,;an Snmi
Ia time is anticipa
Assistant City Recorder Myrtle W., ~.
Brodahl has returned from her va any,
'"'"'' ""~ Ivanhoe phone
Mrs. Paschal Hill has been
spending the past couple OF weeks Noonh 10, ne
at Long Beach, in company with pe 1' sia se,''9.e
Ivanhoe.
Joseph Black, one of Portand's
finest and most incorTuptibe po- boaiu ahu N
licemen. is enjoying two weeks isIieu non. a., an
vacation, which he is spending at nodIu, eenua"
his home in this city. Ne''e" '"'es'
NJ S. Cobb has disposed of his Nloia - San
residence in this place TO Port Jeea'ui . s''ee.
,d 80 ne took an auto pleasant vacati
t;, ~ 80 nor, na,,uent which he Mohawk and Il
has become quite proficient IN hand
ling. Dan William
ton show in las
Geo. l.. PerTine, the socialist than pleased W
wing of the city council, returned says it is the fl
home Saturday intending to remain =
over aud attend the meeting OF that
body Tuesday night, but was called 80 naNs a W. W.
back by a phone message early haulpeilain -
writes Mrs. M
Md. For sale
Most of St. Johns hop-6eld tour :
lists have returned to the city with 1L; tho
little coin OF the realm to show for ~, 49, ps
their sojourn in the land OF hops. 49,, g., = rs;ah
The wet weather stayed too long - S,,,da,
and the hop crop was not as abund- teSdanoe tn
ant as in some former years. How Ia,';no, ohont
ever all report fine time ranne at,acte
provocation W
Wolcott (the rent mani no nth Mrs BeTsch
street. Portland, is the man to see the owner unl'
for real estate or mercantile deals OF removed fTC
Aft permanently.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-09-22
Found-Watch ;call at this Office

- -- = -
Found-Watch ;call at this Office.
Watch our windows for low pric-
cs.-McCabc * Corbett.
Furnished light housekeeping
rooms for rent. See owner 2o4
West Chicago street soft
l.. NJ. Oihus and family moved
this week to Vancouver, Wash.
where they will make their future
home.
The hard surface fever is taking
hold of some of the property own
'crs. Baltimore aud Burlington
streets are getting IN line for hard
surface paving.
Mrs. York has been taken to the
hospital suffering from general
breakdown OF her system. Her
many friends hope for an early and
complete recovery.
For Rem, Entire block six room
house, abundance OF fruit, ideal
poultry yard. good well and fruit
house. sIa per month. Address
box 49S ST, Johns, Ore.
The Bachelor Club announces its
September ball for Wednesday
evening, September ~, in the skat-
ing rink, with Weinberger' $ orches-
ira furnishing the music.
Samuel Swengel is spending a
few days in the hop yards at Chem
ava. MIS-. Joe Black and sister,
Miss ELLA Peterson, have also been
spending several days there.
4. Z. Drinker has been rather
"under the weather" for the past
week OF so, owing to his digestive
apparatus refusing to work with
its accustomed activity and vigor.
Wanted Young girl OF good
parentage, for light work in small
family. Can attend school II de-
sired. Call at this Office or address
*" care of the ST, Johns Review
A bouncing 81 pound boy ar
rived at the home OF {. B. Russell,
of the First National Bank, bright
aud early Tuesday morning, and
the genial and obliging assistant
cashier is feeling duly proud and
happy in consequence.
| Check a cough or cold in the
lungs before it develops a serious
case. BALLARD HOARHOUNL
! SYRUP is an effective remedy fol
all soreness OF congestion in the
lungs or air passages. Price 25'
soc aud " per bottle, Sold by ST
Johns Pharmacy.
.
! A party of Bachelor Boys consist
..... - IIarr,r Eaccatt Gao AZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

inc SefaiAte aus oer Seit Suoolfs bon eabsburs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

lid Der &rtabe polf icillenl bnngci
Stauiien erbolt, ihnlicgte lid MN
gum 8ater binolt. ltno inmmerte:
,gh, @ottl 10 bat oeiin mein 5ruiim
bod Die @abrbeit geiogt2 llnb Der
milbe @eier bat Did NIT ieillen aral.
len pcrlpun0ct, Soterlein?" Tanll
rief or Dem alten Sbortpart 81, Der
bel Der Hahritt bon bes Gitters lin.
gliid an Dem 3uge Der &eiiiaen
tbeilnebmenb in Die oberen 81nge
bes Shloiies nahgeiolgt, uno trau.
rig an Der Sbiir Itebcn eeblieben
mar: .8unlpert; gcidminoe! Nimnl
ben @reif nit Dir! Shau', baB on
Dem @eier auf Dem Ineer OrauBen
aui Die Spur fpnmlen mogeit. er lit
~getroffen bonn Yieil oes Guters. unO
bot feline Strait 5i flieben! Sesc oei,
@reif an oas milbe Shier, uno toote
oas ihGnblihe! Iii bit ia Elm Wei.
iterihiise-urb bait Den Sabiht, Der
mein S1ubden roiibet mo[lte, 10
iharf g~etrpffen. 6eb' bod. geb'!
2ieb Miitter miro bid groB belobncrl,
rpenll on oils Sieger nit Der erlegten
9ellte 5uriidfommit. @Gr' ib nur
Meiiter bonn gpger. pie on, alter
@umpert, ih lieBe mid geniB niht
10 lange bitten!"
Nad bieicn @prten fniete Scr
9nabe auf Den Sdemel neben Dem
gett oes &itters, ulb neigte iif iiber
lein Salipt unb fiiBte ieine Stirn, unb
peinte 10 bitterlif, Dob bel jebern Der
Mmeienoen Die r%iibrenoitc Sbeil.
nobmc lid ~oficnbarte.
@nolid, nahoem Dos critic, tiefite
Sduler5geiiibl beim Gmpfange iii.
res ingliiflifen rittcrlihen 0enlob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
Cities aapitcI.
Gin Gmpfans poa SbrGnen nno
Sfmcrs.
Shmers.

$50 lit mcin 8otte?" fragtc Der.
tba Den SabSbirgcr @rafen NIT I'M.
g~erpobnlifcr Sait. llnb lpeil Der
@raf, otrh Die Srage ibrcr slngit
fir Den criten Ii,genblif auber Sai.
Jung gcbradt, nift ollioeleih ant.
fporten fonntc, iuollte iic an linn Dor.
iibcr. Seood, beiann lie iif piebcr.
rSer5eiht," fubr lie fort, rpcr5eibt
benz aednsitigten @eibe oes Regens.
bergers! Som Ibenogeldute bis sltr
WitterlahtsltunOe bab' if ultter Ger
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

les in Dem SerSen Ser cblen Sralt
Bertha IN 10 weit iih gen,iloert bate,
Dab lie 5u @ort fontmten ,founte,
langte iie naf ieilter Sanb,y uub re.
oetc i'm I'M Zone bes ionfteiten Spr.
murfs 10 leiie al, oab mir or es Der.
'tebeu fonntc: .Siitbolb. mein lie.
Der 2iitbolb, parum bait Oh mir Oics
.getban?"
n@eib ihon. peib ihon!!" entgeg.
ncte Der Sitter, IN oieiem guaen.
bIidc ernitlih bereleno, DAP er Dem
5artcn, l~lebepollen @eibe iplfen
Sommer bcreitet, ,pero' es aitd1.
nld)t mebr thlin III 3ufunit; 10 mir
9ott leine 8naoe id)enfc." 8leid)
oarauf aber riin5elte er Die Stirn
uno fubr tort: ,Gie clenSen 9lt.
ben! Die 3iirider! Sd babe mir
Die Saunergeiihtcr wobl genlerft.
@r ioll mir einrnal mieoer begeanen,
Der arge Climber nit Dem Golfe III.
ter Dem Wantel. Sci es auf oiiencr
StroBe in 3Irih, ooer in cinenl
S6lupflpinfcl auf Den gllpcu; ici cS
bel einem &~itteraelage in Der iSrelioe
bes 8eines bel belcm Gage, oocr auf
einem cinnamon Selienpfab nm Mit.
tcrrodt, lpenn er 81 Den Seinigen
na6 Sallie wiq-ih Mill i'm seif.
men, ooB err ouf groen nidts nlcbr
notbig bobc, als Die St)ouiel beS
Sootengrdbers. acin Srt ioa ibm
3ilflllht eem6bren, Der slltar elmer
Stride allsgenommeit, no mir oen
Iamattigen onbeteu. 9os idNpor'
if--ibr mogt es boren-ibr allc--"
.Siitbolb!" fiel linn Die id,llld).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
3ebntes aapiteI.
Die Mnait Der @urafrau.

Hiht 10 Srau Bertha. 0cs Sobn.
leins 2raum uno oas, mie es ibr
nun urf einmal porfam, iiber @e.
rpobnbeit lange Musbleiben oes Hit.
tiers, pereint nit ben HafNpeben Der
Sfpermutb, Die bas 2ieo bonn I'm.
gliidlihen Ilpenidser in ibr erSeuat
-batten ibre Seele plosIit nit ei.
ner 9aneigfeit erfiiqt, in Der iie iit
u~naufbogli6 iagen muBte: es lit elm
llngliid geifeben.
Die Sd,drpe, oas @eihenf fir ben
Wann ibres SerScns, lag fertig ami
Dem Siihe-iie empfano feline 5reuoe
on Der meiiterbaft poaenbeten ar.
belt. Selbit Die ltnterbaltuna nit
Otto, Der nun mieoer ganS mlinter
%geiuoroen mar ullb nit DEM tie ionit
Die Stunoe bes 3pieIifts 10 germ
p%erplauberte, fonnte ibr ben triibeu
9eoanfeu: gs lit elm lngliif &c.
ifeben, niht aus Dem Gimme pertrei.
ben. llnperrpanot riftete lie ibren
Bid auf Den Selieniteig, Der in Die
8cbirgsidIuht biteinfiibrte. aus Der
Siitbolo nit ieinen S%asoaenoiien
fommen muBte-aber, adj, Der 8it.
ter mollte INNER ni6t fommen.
y@eb' binunter, Margaretba!" &c.
bot lie Der 3ofe, LIMB iage Dem
2bprmart, oab er einen Iusluaer
auf iene anbobe binauiifide. bon
no aus Die @inoungen bur6 bic
Sd,lnf,t nod, beutlider-"
Wargaretba lpar, ebe bic Sreiirau
Den Iuftrog 5u Gnbc gciprohen, aus
Der Stnbe binaus nno Die Wenoel.
treppe binabgeeilt. Iacin nad) Ell.
ner @iertelitunoc, Die Der acdnaitia.
ten Shlobfrau Idnger ais cine
Stunoe porfan, febrte Die ,3ofe nit
Der Intiport 3uriid: Ser Iuslu.
ger bat nlt)ts %aciebeu."
Nod cine Stunoe Der Mnait lno
gangigfeit par oobinsesangeu. 0od,
mar Der Sitter nift oa. Gid,t eiu.
nal eln 3eiden ieiner Inflnit aus
Der 5erne, womit er Die bnrrenoe
Satin bdtte troitcn polen, mar
pernebmbar, 10 anscItrenst Srau
Bertha binonsborhte in Die StiQe
Der gtaht, Die mir ourd) bas Guafen
Der 6roite i'm Seid)e, burf bas
Wlmmern Der llnfen i'm Sumpfe
uro oaS @cbeul bes ltbus int ifiuar.
5en SdloBsem1uer unterbroden
muroe.
Deb binauf, Marsaretbal" be.
iabl Die gurgirau auf's neue, gefol.
teri bon botiter angit nseb' binaui
in Die 5burmitube! Sier, nimm Die
Sanlpe, bob bu niht itraufeIit onf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

lem, Wittterleln! Mo blelbt Der 30
ter 10 lunge2-., ~
rarricr anobc!!" ieuf5te Sron Der.
tba, uilo trodnete ibrem Sobne oit
Sbr1ncn.alts Den Mugen lItb Den fnl.
ten Insitid)peiB bon Der Stirne ,ir
@ebanfen an 8nmperts Sbu6 Dol,
bellte nlorgel mo an Den Sabift,
Der Dir ein Sdnbdell reuben mollte,
bit on Dor elmer Stunbe cinecihIa.
fen. Nidt minber balt oil al, ben
&ater geoaht. Der Dir mas beinlbrin-
gen miro bon Der boben Ilp,-ltnb
linn bat bein intcrer Sinn, Der nm
10 allfgeregter miro, ipenn Die duBc-
rem Sinne ruben, Ole @~oriteQirngcll
bes @ad,ens nit einem boien Sraunl
5uiammcn uerihmol5en. Sci riibig,
mcin &ino, mo Jude bid nod Elm.
mol nit cinem Sbllrmmer Sl be.
%frcunoen, Der Dir gaitliber, OILS Der
erlte, in Ieinem ShoBe Elm Hube.
ltilnOd]en beibeeren iou."
sd fam nid)t mieDer idlaicn,
Wiitterlein!" iaete Der anabe. Bite,
bite, Lob mid bel Dir mat)en, Iieb
Wiitterlcin! Sflief id, MN Gin, u,lb
lab ih Den Gater in Den 9ralen oes
8eiers-o 8ott-es miirbc mid ia
bus Seben foiten! Nein, ncin. sd
Mil nift pieoer iflafen! Sab mid,
aiim 6eriter, mo auf Den Ringer
leben-neiL nein. allf Den Ringer
nil id) nift ieben; bort fonnte Der
8eicr iiten. slber IN bic Sf)lud)t
nil ih bineinieben, iopcit mein
Iuee reiht, unb pcn,t Der @ater Der.
dustrttt, mil ih NIT latter Gimme
rufen: Sdterlein, gieb od,t, mo
ifau' pen 8eier oort!-2ab mid
SaB mid! SD mill nitt mieoer
ihlafen!"
6rau Bertha merfte mobl, oaB
Der &rabe nod INNER nift gan5 aus
Dem Shreden bes 3rallmes lid babe
bernrsninben fonnen, uno fiibrte
ibn, oble i'm ipeiter gum ShIafe su
ermabnen, an bas offene Seniter,
ourh Dos Die rotblifsraile 9Gmme.
rlng oes abenbs, Der iminer ernitcr
5ipllhen Den Bergen lid laserte, er.
anidetoe 3iiblrng bereinbrahte. Ger
&nabe pergaB enblid) I'M Mnblid Der
beimfebrenoen 3iegen rno i'm Mnbo.
rem bes Sagoborns, nit benz elm bonn
5elien iteigenber 8emsiGger elm brei.
tates edo aus Den aeaeniiberliegen.
Den gergmanoen berporSauberte, ole
Shredensbiloer bes Sraumes uno
lang nno ladte, unb betetc enblid,, bo
DIE 9loden BON ben aird)tbiirmen
nab uno fern oas ,Mpe" IGutetery at.
oat)tig uno better iein fur5 Ibeno.
gebetlein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO..
{, IOWA.

Solteraual Der 3Deiicl unb 9angig.
feiteii limionit gebarrt aui bas Or.
Ifeinen meines @~emabls. llnb MN,
oa i'd enolid) oas t3ciben ieiner gn-
funft aus Der Serne uno bonn
1burme berab pernommen, treibt es
mid, ailf Den Sliigcln DER Sreroe
ibm entseeen5ueileu. Irum nod
einmal, per5eibt mir uno tretet in Die
Stube, eS eiid beauepl 81 MAIDEN.
Sd iperoe balo. red,t balo nit mel.
nem 2iitbolb wieber bel @iif iein-
mo bann nil if) am marmen SerOc
bieieu 5mei colen &ittern Den 9ed)er
freoenSeil, unb in ibrer 8eieQidait
redt germ Die lestperlebten boneen
bier StunOen Der slngit uno llnrube
pereeiien."
.aaeroines, cole Srau." cntseg,
nete Der 8raf, ybabt SSbr llriad)e,
@uh 81 freuen. ba Die @efabr Dor.
iiber lit. God mobt' i'd ellb ra.
tben, nit mir IN guer @emad 5ils
riid5utreten, unb bort gueres Sc.
mobls 81 barren, Der nod menigen
Winuten erifeinen miro"
Limo marllm ibm nift ertgegcll.
eilen2" riei Srau Bertha, iino Die
ploslih berportretenbe 9ldiie aui
ibrem Ingeiitte CAB Dem @rafcn
funo, bob er nit aler Gpriibt Die
gotihuft bon Dem llngliide hires
9emobls ibr beibrineeil miiiie. sd"
fnbr tic fort nnb manfte juriid III
Die Stnbe, m1breno Der Sabsburger,
Der ibr pprallsgeeilt mar, Den Ndd.
LOB ibrer rei5bar angeipannteit
ardfte obneilo, einen 9ebnititbl ent.
gegentrug. rSa, SIR babt rett,
mein eblcr Better, ipenn Sbr glaubt,
es iei better fir mid, bob if bier
ben Semabl erfparte. 0enn id)
fiible, bob meme 5itternoen Siibe
mir ibren Eienit ~periagen piiroen,
ebe ih Die 8enbeltreppe errei6en
fonnte. sllio mar meme glnait fein
5rugbilo meiner aufgeregten Sinne2
lln0 Der Srnum nleines SobnleinS
lit in eriiiaiuns geeonsen? Yarm.
ber5igcr @ott, Den Sitter bat Gin
furftbar llngIiif getroffen."
Srau Bertha 5crfloB in SbrGnen,
faltete Die Sdnbe, bob Den leioens.
pollen Bid gum Simmel, uno
ihnieg bel alien Srpinporten. Die Der
8raf al ibr befiimnlert SerS Su re.
Den lid bemilbte.
Sect erma6te Der anabe Otto.
uno Inn lid blidenb, rief er: 40
lit lieb Wiitterleir2" llno ba err bie
Wtrtter I'M Scbnituble fab. blab unb
meinenb, erbob er iid idnea, uio
elite binan, unb iuhte iie Su berilbi.
geit, inbem er lGhelnb ibr 5uiprad:
,MfilBt nift mebr meinen, lieb Wiit.
terlein! Sd babe ben goter wieber
geieben I'M Sraume. CIR lebt, utb
miro balo fommen! Ger @eier bat
i'm perpunoct, es lit pabr, uno ih
babe 9lut geiebelt an ieiner Seite.
aber er bat mir seiast, es tbut ibnl
nidts. Inn Der 8eier iol ieinen
2obn befcmmen, penn iH srober
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

n1ber. Ser SburmmGttcr antrppr.
tete nit Dem 3eiden ocs @riiBcs.
Or it's! Or it's" REF tic poQ
Gnt5iifcn. 30 gutter 8ctt, babe
Sonf! Der Sitter fpmlllt, meinc
Sebnild)t SIT itigen mcincn 8ranl
ST. periagenl 3 elpigc Giitc, bobc
Ianf!-W areorctba, blcibc bel Dem
id)lofcubcn anaben mo reidIc mir
bic Sompc! Sd muB binob, binab
sd, mub Inn cntaeaen client"
Sic flog 5u Der 5biir; ba ofinctc
lid oieic-lino bcrcin trat Der @raf
BON 9absburg, ebrerbictig lid pcr-
ncigcnO Dor Der eblen gurgfrau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

Gortiesuns oli Der 4. Scitc.)
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-22
Stray Topics From
Little Old New York

New York, Aug. ia sort ~
opera boufie war has broken out in
this city over a proposition 20 erect
q monument 20 Dante, the great
Italian poet, in some conspicuous
locality on Manhattan Island. The
plan has been launched By the pub
Usher Of q prominent Italian news
paper published not far from the
New York City hall and a number ~
wealthy Italians here and iii sunny
italy. Funds were collected. the
monument, executed BY noted
Italian sculptor in Florence. and
cast In bronze. purchased and ar.
Tangements we're made 10 have the
work Of art shipped 20 New York,
20 be presented 70 the municipality
But there are several Italian news
rapsrs IN New York and the editors
and publishers Of the other papers
were not inclined 70 remain quiet
and ALLOW their rival to get all the
glory and Advertising resulting from
she presentation Of this gift
The donors, or rather the prospec-
tive donors Of the status. for the
presentation Is not yet an accom-
plished fact, did not display great ~.
plomatic tact and laid themselves
pIen 20 q great deal 81 criticism. IN
stelr desire 90 make the gift as
prominent az possible, they overshot
she mark, BY advocating the erect
Son OF the monument on Times
Square. which 10 about the most
unsuitable spot that could be se-
iscted for q Dante monument This
suggestion has aroused a perfect
storm of protests not only from the
rival Italian papers, but from the
public In general Al present the
plans are In a state Of utter con
fusion and there II even the posi-.
bility that the Municipal Art Com
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-08-22

0utfelder Biltz. OF the Peoria
team. is leading the Three league
in hitting
Pitcher Dale, formerly with Bos-
ton and Providence, Is now back with
the Dallas team OF the Texas league.
Second baseman Berghammer Of the
Kewanee Central Association team
has been sold TO the Chicago White
Sox.
President c. r. Williams has added
FAKE Wilson TO the staff OF Virginia
League umpires. Wilson Is an old
ball player.
Very few minor league clubs will
make any money this season unless
they are lucky enough TO sell a player
or two for good price.
II Is said that Manager McGraw Of
the Giants had TO dig to the extent
Of $1,000 10 land outhelder Burne Of
the Utica team
Pitcher wolfgang. OF the Lowell.
New England league team, has won y
out Of 70 games pitched this season
He goes TO the st. Louis Browns next
season.
The St John Marathons are leading
the Provincial League IN New Brnns-
wick. Marathoners should be able to
run the foil distance 10 any old race
Manager Mike Kelly Of 81 Paul,
who sold 0'Toole 70 Pittsburg for &c.
900. has strings on several minor lea.
que stars including George Dause,
Duluth's premier twirler
The "Bull" sign al the jackson.
Miss, park has been BIZ eight times
this season and Cotton States League
players have drawn 500 for perform.
ing the result.
The Chicago Cubs paid tbs Y0ungs.
town club $1,000 for Pitcher Earl
MOsaley. This Is the highest price ever
paid for . pitcher III the Ohio and
Pennsylvania league.
II n 4 pretty safe bet there will 81
two more MIlIers ID the big show next
season. OutHelder Miller Of Montreal
and Pitcher Miller Of Atlanta are both
wanted by major league clubs.
Harry TRULY, the old Chicago PLAY.
err who Is umpiring in The Mountain
State league, bad run 10 with a play.
er the other day. When the player
showed fight, TRULY said: go Of and
81, down can give you rocks and
III take buns and run you out 81 this
uark.s
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mission may decline to accept the
monument.
Atlantic Garden, with history Of
more than half a century. one Of the
show places Of New York In past
years. and one Of the oldest build
ings on the Bowery, Is to be torn
down shortly. In It's place a modern
theatre and Office bcilding will be
erected, which will be eight stories
high and will cost about 5000 900.
The site on which Atlantic Garden
stands was a part OF the Bulls Head
Tavern, where General Washington
once established his headquarters
during the Revolutionary war. In
1853 William Kramer took the pro-
perry which had been used as a fac
tory for some years before and
turned the front part Of IL into q
resort modelled after the amusement
gardens Of German cities. For many
years IT was a centre for the social
life Of the Germans Of New York
City.
II caused no little commotion the
other day on a First Avenue trolley
car, when a tall young man In cler-
zeal garb suddenly jumped from his
seat and struck heavy set man be-
side him d powerful blow IN the face.
The man who had been struck.
leaped 20 his feet and started for
his assailant. hut the latter was
prepared for him, and. fighting with
tie oooIness and precision Of . pro.
fegslonal boxer, he landed blow af-
ter blow on his stoeky adversary.
rntil the latter collapsed. Then the
clergyman quietly explained that the
man whom he had 20 severely pun.
isbsd, was a picspocket and that he
had caught him IN the attempt 10
pick his pocket. The man was arr
rested and seemed relieved By the