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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

gmSrcip Carnegie bar, iom be-
ficnSt, oprettet SeIteionb, life oIene
for &merifa, men ogiaa for Gng.
Lamb o. SpfIauo 90 nh fioit Dan.
mari. % nu enar Der I Norge Rpg.
Ter ON, at BEN amerifanife Ri9maro
oofan bar iiirlbe at betpufe Rorge
meo et Iignenbe Sonb, iom Def Gan.
mari fit. Serom ubtaIte Den anne
rifunffe Winiiter | ariitiania Wtr.
Sierce fla poa "aftenpoiten"S Sore.
ipsrgieI feI9enbe:
Sea bar enorm life facet no9en
birefte Gftcrrctning; men leg bar
inboireftc bort ON Soaen, % eiter
bpab ica bar e%rfarct, cr oct Ianoipn'
Iiat, at Mr. Carnegie bill ifiGnfe ct
SeItefcnb ogiaa til Rorge. De Ct
tercrtninaer, iom icg biNtiI bar, er
fonfioentiene, men ON 2 q 3 Tiger
boober ieg at funne 9toe nGrmere
Web6eIeIie ON Sageu. Seq bar
baot ct @reo 6irefte fra Or. Gar
neaie, men oct ombanbler andre
SpsrasmuaI, % ON bisie fan ies
life giue nogen TeHocIeIie."
Rorge flnoc snrIfe Oiit 9isre iGr-
oeleS goo BRIG al ct iIigt SelteIono.
Ior err Ser ~uogetIteos I Seroen, Der
spe8 SeItcoooo iua at iige boer DAG
NInret run0t, iaa er BET bel rilnot
gSoracS borifc apit, bpor en- flor Be
foIfning er afbGugi9 al Sapet for
lit OogIige @rs0.
: Sverige 9oar Der Hp9ter ON,
at ooino Sperige fan pente Jig ct
SeItefono fra Sen guomiIne gmeri'
fancr, % set beoer, at oct bar TIM
en- Siliplbi9beo, at Garmarf fonl
fsrIt. aQc be ire ifunbinauilfe
2ou0e ifoI oIcreoe | lGngere Sto
bopc itooct eperit pao Gorne9ieS
Gro9rum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21
soneens Sig brenot,

SisIge oificieI Snoberetnins til
Observation-Disclosures / @aibinetun
ira ben amerifanife @iniiter Seriteos
bIep Siget al Song Gbulalonsforn l
al Siam, Der bsbe Sen 23Se Sftober
I. aar, iislee G~IogammeI Stif %
@rug ben 16be SS. br9not i @onfof
UNDER itore SsitioeIisbeber.
2isbrRnbingen ioreeif | Sperper
al en- umaabeIis 6oIfemasie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

Seq Ter, en- Softor | Eenniplpunia
bar giort Den Spbagelie, at bier o9
en- al os err gal en- Sang imelem,
Oct bar i'gli' ies for min Del lGnge
oibit! Men bpab Srsit er oct MI
egentIig for 0oftoren % mig | at
pibe lligt? %i bar life nogen al oS
ppret ian gale enonil, at ri bar fitn-
net unoaaa at bore Inipar for bore
pprite Sanblinger!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21
Oeiaa en- Reformator.
Ianoen, iom reiurmerte ben manb'
Iige Sragt.

Vel er lite 1da lPl19e ltoen, III
M9noene anpenbte Stsrlteoelen al
i'm Sio paa at fleoe Jig. S bet 1Soe
aarbunoreoes iioite Sio % liseleoes
/ 9eepnbelien al bet 19oe flnoe man
lie Serrer paa 2onbons @aber, iom
par lige iaa neie meo lit Soilette iom
ben ubetpoeligite og foriengeligite
apinoe. De bri3te INT aleoe,
pragtiuIoe Slsiel. og Silfetsier.
9aano peo an9erne, Srgteilalfer og
illpelbeiatte 2orgnetter oip., De gior.
De oct pore % fpinbelige / Tine 30
ner % i'm 8onperiation til en- Sla9s
Heligion. Smfring 1910 blep Oct
mooerne at bore itore Earpfer. Oct
par paa ben Sio, oa Serrerne brrgte
SaarpaIfer. 90 oisie ituo / Ssioe
ingenlunoe tilba5e ira De M unlooer'
ne, iom Samerne netop bar Iagt bort.
manolige Saarpalfer Itoo Here
CONNER op oper Sopeoet, % Saaret
fiGmneoes ret op oper Dem. Nogen
oiloi onme Golfer laa %boriiontalt
poo bper SIDE al Eanoen, og en- go.
let, iom par ioa itor, at ben gift lige
iaa langt no iom Sfulorene, afilut-
teoe Set beIe / Naffen. Spenpaa oert-
ne p9bige @pgning bares en- bite Il.
oen Sat, faIOet Nipernoiie. De
manolige Seierer, iom uoitaffereoe
iig poa bcnne MSaaoe, gif unber Rao.
net WacoroniS.
SaaleSes Ioa Nanben rb, 6a He.
iormatoren for ben manoli5e ala'
0eoragt fom. San beo grimmel,
beau 9rrmmeI", iorn gnglGnberne
foIoer BAN. San, Der er gaaet til
g~iterperSenen iom Sppen paa en-
Spret % Ell 9aubp, bar ialfalo Den,
iom inoierte Ell Itsrre gnfelbeb / Den
manolige 9ragt. San ~begpnote meo
at reformere Yrinsregerten Genere
Song 8eorg Sen 4be) og BET ipnes at
bape ppret nsSoenoig, tbi oenne Ser
re onpcnSte 10000 Eltno ON aaret
poa lin aI9bebragt, % optraaote pau
lit isrite SpibaI / en- pragtfulo Silfe.
iraf meo bpi0e OpilaJ, boio Silfe'
peit, broSeret meo fuIert Wetaltraao
/ iorifielige 6oruer oa franife Simi'
IiSiamanter. iii bette bar ban en-
foIoSial Sat. garneret meo 5000
StoaIperler / 10 3aber, meo en- arap
al iamme Wateriale paa ben enc
SIDE, @anife iom en- 5nfebanoler,
Ser bar fonmet Jig frem | Seroen.
Srlmmel pur beSre flGbt % bao'
Sc iinere N6arerer END @uropas for
tie @entlsmau, iom 8rinien faIStes.
9rrummel& 9pre meS Senipn til aTG'
fcr tan commentaries | en- Samtale,
ban bopSe meS en- al fine Scnner:
San par iaa pelflGot." iaeoc
Senne, "ot oue Ienneifer penete Zig
OH ca iaa paa barn.
IA Dor ran Iet life oelflrot!'
leo grununels Spar.
enron pIcieSe ~fpsgetiot at ltse
Of Der nm ianStes ire itore gf9no
Seepnoeien al BET 19oe aarbit'i'
breoe, remlie Gapcleon BAN 1elp oe
@rummel, Set par ialfalo noset
bette: grrmmel nlaa babe paret er
9erionIiabeS. San beJpnote lit Sti
sauite Iapt reoe paa ben loelal'
&ansifaIa, % bans 5amilie bar nj
ristis auieet iom fine Solf ! olsl'
oriitofratiife sioer; BERTH bdpoe oeI
Tor NOR 6orbiuoelie meo Sanoelsper
! benen. @en grummcl bapSe Gor
niue eiter lin Sor. bdn hop0e NQoo II
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

Bore Ionaipenbe SoriamIinaer
Staterne rlIr6t ianuel iom Hntionol'
iorinmIirgeu / @aibiretou ltrGper
meo mango Slags mprfeliee % tiot
nofiaa rabifale 2opforilag: men en6-
mi er ser ct 9ooperf, inaen Imeri-
faner bar prepet az forri9ere. Seq
merer DC ii @llb. : piSie arebie |
England er Der BOG nut mi paa
Gale at ~omreoigere og forforte 9u.
oene ogiaa. On man bill repeal"
uogen al Dem, pibes life!
Inar en- Gige glitter fig meS en-
8ut, iom briffer, b9noer set aItfor
ofte, mener en- amerifanff ErGSi.
fant, at bun bIir Tr9iioent, Sefre.
ter % GaSierer for ct tibet Geelp.
Snititit. Snben fem gar err belle
Snititutet banferot. % bpab bun bo
bar igien er en- ggetemano bso o.
borte, ire eaer fire faberleie imaa,
Ell gaifebalie % en- Battlefield"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

"@aScs SGgen" bor iolfaIo oGret
bra for Ell Eing for oS Norifomeri'
funere. Gen bor qiort fart, bpor'
Dan oct gaor for zig at ~gienoinoe
rorif 9orgerret for hien1ocnoenoe
9tor0mpno. Men meO &enipn til
8irfningen al Be fremoro9ne @e'
itemmeIier ON beure Sag ipne8 Der
of berite oeIte Ieuiugcr / gtorac.
gnfelte 9laoe - 6eriblar0t "Stup.
onaer gUiS" mener i%aaleoeS, at
"6eriom Oeu Of StotSrna0 Sdeel
bpooe0e Gpiotuira (uemli8 at Ell
biemueuot Goromanb mnn cnten Ieic
fgI. 9epiuiug eucr ophoIoc ii9 /
2onSet / TO Gar, fer han gicupiuNer
fin @orgcrrct) bereftcr itoI onucn'
oeg / Groris, ian nil bermeN bare
Iaqt itore S~inoriugcr i @cicn ior
Observation-Disclosures Siempcuoen til
Sp~0reIanoct."
Meu bcrpoa ioarer "IoroenbIu-
Set":
"9Iaoet fan 6n life uGre opmerf-
fom paa, ot Sroftatcu al 1869 %
beng biotiI iuIgtc 5oritaoeIie netop
bar for 2ie at Iette 3orit ameri'
fanernes Siempeuoeu.
Spis De, itrar De letter Sober
paa norif Soro, betrogtes iom uoritC
gorgere, man Se ooinn Itror ino.
feres / Mlaerne % u6ftripes iii
@rrnepIigt. Sibtil bar be iaoet II
gors 5riit bermeO, oe beune 6rii
err eioet Tor al 8%prnepIigten ifft
Ituloe faloe oper Dem og fanit,
Ifrpmme benz ira at tomme tilboge
Z De 10 aar fan De bn lie Scr
boIoene an os ! go ia fin geitem
nellie, ON be oil bIi t~erbiemme.
Man fer tanife anoerIe6es pa
gernepIisteu III END oensang. @iel
man ifaI life berfor misfienbe Del
gooe Menins os iunbe Sormuit, ion
Iisser | ben al Suititsbeportemente
bGpe6eoe og bibtil ira ale SIDE
gobfienbte aoIfning."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21
WMtpmatif.

~Snsoernsn" en- ubfbnt neb ale bighge automutife o9 arbstos>
beiparenbe Opfnbefer, Iporaf Inn fal n9pnes ~fs9enhe:
l. Sorbebret "Gisc Senitnn" uHo duhrtuhf ~Releae".
{. gutomaif Spplesginber C8pbbin atrber").
8 Gutpmdhf shsuIator fr Shnenes 2opsbe.
4. Sen fnataIbte "SteeI guypeo 9ut Brooi YRNer Bar % "Neeoh
gar" ben fopebpeser, at stso Fnber Iei til DaFinens inore See.
[. GebtraSenSe StytH.
{. SertrebenSe gaal - ben Iaber fig tun Hectic paa reHe Naaoe.
T. edfer "Seeb" at oubbeft greSbe, fabriteret af bebfe poieret stndL
8. gMc be birhnbe Mafrbes er at oIeberbet Stanl.
weafnens SoSfpthe euer llnoerbel er forfpnet nb &n9leIden
C"Baabeartn8O os saar ion 5sse beraf meset let og nrfen uSen 9TH
Sen "gitmau" ener Grnarun. Der fcrbinoer Spoaben mS Srbhnet. es
at poJeret SboaI oe forbnet mb ct est SJoes Su8elasr (8aabedrin9V
Der dlib biz arbeibe frtt % let. Sen urrhItee autouatfe Snbretnine.
ber letter 9ribpennnen Stntns, e. nopt at bet melt beberne beo wa'
ffnen, ba ben ntomaif os sebiteI9 letter &eunnen pa besee ora
naar Iaafhnens Sopea er IEet op / uHe Chilling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

uuarB a. snuxp GAS .nTua Juu I5TH 1905 AZ me rosI
own AZ Dup.AH, is~A upxs rI A1 OF ooSsHFss OF
RhRrx :, 1881.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

eerne Tpnfire Ser er foripret neo dutontdtif Git, 4 nogef
oou1e rnt mel SenInn til Sranarfds uSfnr. Com man al 1osfoaenDe
eiueSe bill .Se taaer bens iurutt airnbeSe Sorm fig ierSeles sot III, @
Be fire Gtmer. Der, TO ber gnSe, Iser element belle TadfHners Sreooe'
er mmet ruurmree o. forisnet meS Saas o9 Nsgbe. sun oeore fodrH
rooret eoetrr er beunttt benne geafire, o9 ba ben oernl II eddnDpos
Ieret err ben srrbeIes batter. Sen ioaalbte automatic LII" er en- meyer
EuSrio snbretnina, bborueS U~afinbooebet fanfes neS os Dattnen fr'
porNes til ct 'rmt gnrb. E@d bet pdtenterebe antourdtrte Sfdfo lon'
oer gpoafnhopeSet Soa let, at man neo en- Suoro mn fme Del NC
baoe bet OBJ isen / fin Sitting.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21
.,HMspennem".

ubettnset ben bebie beiarlnebe Spmalfinei Marfebet, Der
ielses for fra $1,000 til $500.
Nebeniaaeuoe Seifriuelie ~pasiertil Merfine geo. IA,
No. 145 o9 Np. 800. Hrisfor5fjelsn logger llbitpret.
SpmuFinen "Suspenneu" CT at ben SIaes, Der II tfmbt ion en-
Double loci fh9" geafine. Geune SJaes aRafinfsm er Of ale oner,
tienot iOm ben melt tfrebsfHnenSe oe iui9e ben oarbHe. ecIoe Ora,
ftrsosebet er pofcrt ubfpet Hnr fort 'Satrine os inufe footalbte
eeodleouaanife Gehprationer. Der It befpteoe Deb to Gag fsrneIosIes
efennemists Satertng os ibranbt unber meeet bG Semperatur. Sra,
finens arm er ferbeIes bd, bpOrpeb Der aIiS er tIH9ftdia glaSs for
Be Sser. bporpoa man fpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-21

SoIf, Tom eaar meb Sab | Sier.
iet til nosen, er isrseIig Summe. Se
or pprit MOB iis ielp. Ger fan p9re
bent, iee liter omtrent iom SaIt /
iure gine; men ieg saar life 90
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
SHORTAGE OF SHERIFF.
CareIessness is Said to Be Responsible
FOR $1,687.f5 Short in SettIeme Is

Charleston, w. Va. April 13.-The
audit OF the accounts OF ex-Sheriff
John Adams OF Braxton county, has
been filed with the county clerk and
prosecuting attorney Of that county
showing shortage OF $1.68715. OF
this amount 1913 is due the state.
An examination OF the report,
which was only given out here yester-
Gay, shows carelessness rather than
an effort to defraud prevailed in the
accounts OF the ex-sheriff. The audit
covered the period between July /,
1905. and December 81, 1909. In adj
dition to these figures, however, are
the discounts, which are held subject
TO adjudication by the courts. These
amounts to $3,824.S1 for the four
years.
The audit was made under the SUI
revision OF chief auditor Il. A. Do
yer, OF the state tax department and
his assistants.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
YOUNG MAN HELD
FOR THE GRAND JURY
Charles ouirk, With Bad Rep, Con-
fessed to Robbing CoIored Mans
House at Swan Pond.
from The World of Thursday.

eharles Quirk, of town and country
had a hearing before Justice Felker
on the charge of recently breaking
into the house OF William Gross, a
colored man on the Tabler farm, near
Swan Pond, and stealing an album, a
couple hams and other edibles. Quirk
pleaded guilty and was held for the
grand jury at the April term of court.
In default of $500 bail he was remand
ed to Jail. His mother Rose Quirk
was also up for same offense but the
charge against her was dismissed.
Quink's record is anything Blu. good
He got out of the pen about six
months ago where he was sent for a
year for stealing bike at the cold
storage house from Mr. Frank Year
lex. Since then he served 80 days in
jail for stealing a boat from club
house along the Opequon belonging to
Mr.. Hammond Hunter But before he
was sent to the penitentiary he spent
couple years at the State Reforma
tory
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
BASEBALL CLUBS
FORMING HERE
Director Meredith of the Y. M. c. A
Busy Organizing Teams-HikinJ
Clubs, Too.
From The World of Thursday.

ENOu Il no WVfIu III huA quay
Physical Director Meredith of The
Y. Nj. C. A. is now taking steps to or
ganize a base ball league from the
four ward schools, which will he an
interesting feature if each school can
furnish team.
The Y. M. G. A athletic field will
be used for the league games, aad as
the Y. NJ G. A. has to pay a big price
for the field, it is reserved for the
members only and all bcy's will he re-
quired to have a membership card,
which costs only $500 per year. This
membership entities them to all the
privileges of the association, such as
gymnasium, swimming pool. shower
bath, all out door sports, hikes, etc.
The principals of the schools are
working with Director Meredith on
this movement which is a coed one
and it is hoped that it will be sue
cess
This league will give the boys a
chance that they have never had be-
fore.
"A pennant will be awarded the team
that gains the victory.
Director Meredith is also planning a
baseball league of young men from
the Wooden, Kilbourn and Cass.mer
fills, B. & o. shops and the Y NJ C.
A. The indications are that four of
the five will have baseball team any
how, and if so Martinsburg will have
plenty Of amateur baseball this sum-
mer The outlook for Y NJ. G. A.
team is especially good, and it viii be
a pretty good one, too.
Hiking Clubs.
Director Meredith is also arranging
mems hiking club for this summer.
Hikes will be taken over the surround
ing Country In the evening after sup
per, which will aid digestion and be a
pleasant pastime besides.
The Y. M. c. A. boys, in charge of
Mr.. Meredith, will take hike Satur-
day afternoon. leaving the association
building at 1880 o'clock and going
! down the Williamsport pike to the
Four Mile Woods and back in time FOR
supper. This will give the boys a
" good chance to hear the birds sing in
I. hale the fragrant spring odors and
" gather wild flowers.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
To Rush Direct Election Bill.

Washington, April ia bill pro
viding for the direct election of Unit.
ed States senators by the people will
be reported to the house today and
placed upon its passage. Discussion, ii
is believed, will not be prolonged, and
the Democratic leaders expect the
bill will be rushed through among the
first of the party measures.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
Receiver For ss.ooo.ooo Concern.

Augusta, Me-, April 13.-Frank l..
Dutton. Of this city, has been appoint
ed receiver of the Bon Air Coal and
Iron company, s5,000,0O0 Maine cor
poration which operates coal and iron
mines in Tennessee. The appointment
grew out Of a suit brought by Charles
w. HotchRiss against the corporation,
in which he recovered judgment for
$3.50, 900
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
washInoton. 8: Boston, 5.

Washington, April Washington
defeated Boston In the opening game.
President Taft tossed the ball to the
diamond from his box in the grand
stand. Score by innings:
RHH.
Washington 0 0 0 o l 0 rs 10 .
Boston ... % 0 q 2 o 0 0 0--5 Z 4
Batteries MAIDEN, Gray. Street;
Wood, kleinow.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15

Chicago, April ia drizzling rain
interfered with the opening game
here, and conditions were far from
ideal. Score by innings:
RH.E.
Chicago 100 90 / 1 0 O--3 10 o
st. Louis 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--3 A
Game called in the eleventh inning;
darkness.
Batteries-Ruelbach. King; Sallee,
Bresnahan.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
aoo..v.,, sneaks In Snow Storm,

Helena, Mont, April 13.-Snow and
chilly wind we're the weather con
ditions Colonel Roosevelt met here.
Colonel Roosevelt delivered an ad-
dress at the high school at noon. He
spoke for about an hour to large
crowd
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
The HIGH SCHOOL
OUTD|D ITSELF
Gave Scenes From Three Plays of
Shakespeare, One In German and
COY Had Latin Grafton.
From The World OF Thursday:

Inc thSu oCHODi pupils 0utdfd
themselves yesterday afternoon by
s'sirg an entertainnent In assembly
hal entirely out OF the ordinary, re-
fiecting high credit on themselves and
their teachers. The Mothers League
constituted part OF the delighted audi
ence, and Misses Logan and Aldridge,
two OF the High School teachers, ar
ranged this literary and musicel sur,
Prise for the ford mothers.
The more ambitious features of the
entertainment were scene each from
Shakespeare's CAS- You Like It" THE
Merchant OF Venice" and Macbeth"
and scene from German play,
"unter vier Augen.' which last was
given in the German language and
was decided novelty in itself.
The characters of the plays appear
ed in costume. the stage settings be-
ing as correct and elaborate as cir
cumstances would permit The
young people all acquitted themselves
with marked proficiency and well de-
served the hearty applause they re-
ceived
A performance deserving special
mention was the Latin Grafton on
Gen. Lees farewell TO his soldiers at
the surrender at Appamattox by Paul
McKown. This and the German play
were something entirely new In the
history OF the Martinsburg High
School and is something to talk
about.
Then there was The Ruggles,'
with Miss Mary Comrey as MRS. Rug
giles" and her nine young ones, an
amusing finale to the program.
Those who had recitations and mus
/ ical numbers also came in for large
measure OF praise their performa aces
adding pleasing variety to the en-
tertainment
The program follows:
Piano solo-Pleyel's Hymn (Bart-
lett), Elizabeth Morrison.
Scene from GAS You Like It"--Ros-
alind, Stella Trenary; Celia. Nary
Waller: The Duke, Edgar Sites.
Lees Farewell to His Army" writ
ten in Latin by Paul McKown. of the
junior class.
Vocal solo-'"The Ferry to Shadow
Town." Mary b. Snyder.
Scene From Merchant OF Venice"
Duke OF Arragon, Frank Trump; Por-
tia. Mary Instone; Nerissa, Lillian
Owen.
Scene from "Unter Vier Augen. :"
Dr. volkart, Howard Mason; Hermine,
his wife, Nellie Edwards; Baumann,
John Price; Lottie, the maid, Marie
Langford.
Vocal duet-"Little Darling Dream
oc Me-" Mary b. Snyder and edna
Smith.
Recitation--Tl Black and White
Yannetta Wild.
Scene from Macbeth" Lady lilac
beth, Jessie Horsfal; Doctor. Carl
Fisher; Lady in Waiting, Blanche I'm
bach.
Vocal solo--"Absent," Elizabeth
Hannis.
"The Ruggles"-Mrs. Ruggles, Mary
Comrey with 8 young ones: Sarah
Maud Vannetta Wild; Peoria, Wini-
fred Berry; Kiddy. Lorraine Dutrow /;
Ely, Elsie Sutton; Susan, Beulah Nc
Quilkin; Cornelius. David Odd;
Peter, Robert Mason; Larry. Paul Rid
dings; Clement, Willis Gregory.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
STANDING Of the Clubs.
,mmIorant Head at Frisco Out.

washington, April 49, = Announce
ment was made here that H. H.
North, commissioner Of immigration
at San Francisco, has resigned. No
successor has been decided upon.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, April 13.--The worlds
champions, the Mackmen, We're beat
en- by the Highlanders. before 10000
people. by the score of to |, In the
opening game OF the American league
season.
Chief Bender pitched superb ball.
but two fatal flaws In the crisis on the
part OF his play mates beat the great
Indian pitcher. Jim Vaughn pitched
grand ball for New York and held the
title holders to four hits. His support
with unimportant exceptions was per
feet. Score by innings.
RH.E.
New York. 20 O. 1 0 0 0 0 / o. Z q
Athletics 20 0 D 0 0 0 OIL 4 :
Vaughan. Blair; Bender.
Thomas.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1911-04-15

Cincinnati, April 10. Pittsburg
opened the season here with an old
time batting bee and easily defeated
the home club. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Pittsburg. 90 anna o 2--14 IL 1
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 4 6
Batteries--Adams, ellison; Fromme.
Mclean.
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Awaiting a Hearing.

Mervin Coleman was arrested at his
fathers home back OF the b. & o.
shops last night by Constable Wolf
and Deputy Sheriff Walter Kettering,
charged with cutting a colored girl,
Lille Lewis. on the arm with knife
in quarrel some time ago He had
eluded arrest before. In Jail awaiting
a hearing befort Justice Felker.
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Fishing Tue Seized.

Kingsville. Ont, April 1.-THE n. i.
ing tug Eagle. of Lorain. o was
seized here on charge of Illegal
nshing In Canadian waters.
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Cotton Mills Head Commits Suicide

Alta Vista, Va, April 13. - A. C
Hutchison, presidetn of the Alta Vista
Cotton mills, shot himself while in his
once. Mr.. Hutchinson formerly lived
in Charlotte, N. c., where he was sec
Rotary Of the Victor Cotton mills. Re
Gently he was southern representative
Of an eastern yarn company.
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"PLAY BALL, >
UMP|RES CRY
National and American League Teams
Open Season--Taft Throws
First Ball.
From the World OF Thursday:

The base bali season of 1911 was
opened yesterday by the National and
American leagues, and the chase for
the much coveted championship PEN
nants Is on.
The opening games were largely At
tended In the various cities.
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Boston. 2; Brooklyn. I.

Boston, April 10. An immense
crowd turned out to witness the open
ing game between Boston and Brook
Ign. Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Boston. 90 0 o 90 0 0 0 2--2 4 o
Brooklyn. 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 OIL 2
Batteries-Brown, Graham; Barger,
Bergen.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

New York, April 13.-The Phillies
made a good start in their 1911 PEN
nant race by beating New York here
before 10000 persons by score of
2 to 0. 1t was an intensely interesting
struggle. with Moore and Ames pitch
ing so well that not run was scored
for eight innings. In the ninth, how
ever, Ames weakened. and with two
men on bases Luderus smashed out
a two-bagger and scored both runners.
Score by innings:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia 0 0 o 0 0 0 o 0 2-241
New York 10 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 2 6
Batteries Moore, Doom: Ames,
Myers.
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BARRIERS Prospecting.

A new cash register has been in
stalled in the Star barber shop on
North Qrecn street
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81. Louis. ~; Cleveland, 9.

st. Louis, April 13.-The opening Of
the base ball season was attended by
a large crowd. ST. Louis easily de-
feated Cleveland Score by innings:
RH.E.
St Louis. 4 O3 / 0 0 x--12 IS 4
Cleveland 0 2 0 0 0 0 90 IL 81
Batteries Powell, Clarke; Bland
ing. Smith
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At Detroit chicago-wet grounds.