davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-24

bred, while girls in institutions make
poor mothers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-24

Spring chicken is mighty good, but
after you have dressed one while your
wife stood by and bossed the job you'll
be willing to take yours in veal outlets.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-24

II may not be easier on your con-
science to compliment a man than to
tell him what you think of him. but it
is often easier on your anatomy.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
ALASKA FOR TAFT.
CaSCaretS Work
While You Sleep
Salts, CnIOmcl and Cathartic Pills are
yIOlent-they net on bowels rs
pepper acts In n0strlls.

Take n Cascaret tonight and thor
oughly cleanse your Liver, Stomach
and Bowels, and you will surely feel
great by morning, You men and wo-
men who have headache, coated
tongue, cant sleep, are bilious, ner-
vous and upset. bothered with sick,
gassy, disordered stomach, or have
backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping clean inside with
Cascarets-or merely forcing pass
ageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is
important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry OFF the de-
composed waste matter and poison
from the intestines and bowels.
Remember, Il Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. A 10
cent box from your druggist means Il
clear head and cheerfulness for
months. Don't forget the children.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
ENGLISH MINERS WANT
MINIMUM WAGE FIXED.

NEW YORK, n. Y, April Com.
ing on top of the announcement that
the miners of the American fields.
numbering close to half a million
men, are out on strike, the news that
the advances made by the British
Government and the British operators
TO the workers In Great Britain have
been refused, Is hard blow to the
operators in Pennsylvania. Ohio. In
diana and Illinois. In some circles
here It is regarded as tantamount to
n victory for the American strikers.
The cable brought the word from
London today that acting under tn"
suggestions of Tom Mann. and other
leaders of the British miners those
workers had voted against resuming
work on the conditions set forth In
the minimum wage.scale bill recently
passed by both houses of Parliament
Mann Is quoted as saying that untll
a definite amount Is named in IN"
agreement with the operators he will
oppose any settlement of the strike.
Reports last night from tire Ameri.
can coal districts indicate that the
strike Is now assured and that at
least half a million miners are now
out. The price of coal has already be.
gun to climb.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
VANCOUVER PROMOTION
MAN B00MS HAWAII

Elliott $. lowe, commissioner for
the Vancouver Information and Tourist
Association. Is n good booster for Ha-
wall Secretary II. =, Wood has en-
listed Mr.. ROwe's efforts, and Rove
and II. W. BrOdlc, the g. =. Il. passen-
ger agent, will do Hawaii a lot Of good
In the next few months.
Rowe in Il recent letter to Mr. Wood
writes:
I'VE will always be glad to handle
your stun, and ! hope that In a few
months we will be In position to give
II very much better display than we
can possibly do In these offices II
we go to the premises think We
viii, there will be splendid opportunity
for showing large pictures, and would
be glad to have some of yours when
that time comes"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
Cable News
CANE and BEET
men TO TALK

WASHINGTON, d. G., April /. -- It
was announced here today that the
members of the Finance Committee
have decided to allow one week
apiece to the representatives of the
different sugar interests. The cane
men will be given the first opportuni.
ty to present their case. They will
finish Saturday. Following them. the
beet.sugar men will be heard. They
will probably take less time than their
fellows from the cane districts.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
FAvoRs EMPLOYERS
LIABILITY BILL,

WASHINGTON, d. C.. April l. -
The Senate Judiciary Committee to.
day returned it's report on the bill EN-.
bodying the employers liability and
the workmen's compensation act. In
Both cases the majority of the com
mittee favors the passage Of the
measures as they stand.
ALASKA FOR TAFT.
CORDOVA. Alaska, April /. - The
Republican Territorial Convention to-
night instructed both Delegates from
this Territory to the national conven'
ton In Chicago for President Taft.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
p. n. BURNETTE

Commissioner OF Deeds for calfor.
MIA and New York; NOTARY PUB.
Llci Grants Marriage Licenses. Draws
Mortgages, Deeds, Bills of Sale,
Leases, Wills, etc. Attorney for the
District Courts. 20 MERCHANT ST,
HONOLULU, Phone 1916.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02
PRESIDENT MADERo
OPENS MEXICAN CONGRESS

MEXICO CITY, Mex, April l. -
President Madero today opened the
Mexican congress with the announce
ment of his policy toward the revolt
now raging in some parts Of the re-
public. He declared that the govern
ment is convinced that the persistent
report that the United States Is plan
ming intervention in Mexico is utterly
without basis.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-04-02

Artistic job printing can always be
obtained from the Bulletins COM
Pletely equipped job printing plant.
Evening Bulletin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
BLAIR, rEBR
Sill Somfirmationcn.

On M og mutt uoitDret ll0soDe
Of ben ppperli9e 9oe Otter Rieo"
er mtOer 5orbereOelie og oil fore.
ligge f9rOig til ll0ien0elie De iiOite
Gage / Mnrts. gogen trpffes ben.
ne Sang meo lotinife Upper paa
ipprere gnpir og bliner BELT igen.
mem on%ielieere END ben tiolisere
llognpe. 9riien bliper iom for per
gnfeltefsemplor 80 Gents porto.
frit. 5 portier pnn 10 Gfs. eller
mere 80 Gents. 90 efs. eler Der.
oper As Gents. plus 5orienoelie.
Dnniib 2utb. BubI Soue
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Srinitatis onnif eo..Iutb. Renig.
beo., @arO. g., u. ,, in06p0er Der.
oeO 9ierteIig MeOlemmer og genner
al Gen fore. Oouife ep. .Iilt6. Sir.
fe i 9Imerifa" til QeItagelie I oct
16. Aorsms0e Der.
4r9iter, Nisiionnrer % teoIo.
9iife Stu0enter iaar ri 9oit, ale
anore betaIer So boer Tor Opbol0et
nnoer @s0et. 1iIreiienoe beoes mel.
De 0eres 0omme til Sens 0iren.
9enmore, 81. D, GI, ieneit 3. 5rmi.
iii @erren er Oette ifet, oct er
unoerIigt for bore Zine. Genne er
0n9en ION 6erren bar giort; Ia.
Der o5 irD0e os % gIeoe os pnn
oenl ., 0erre. frels oo9l 0 9erre
Iao set luffesl geIiianet onre ben.
ION fommer / Serrens 1aonl Sal.
tt8, 1876.
). 5. ailofig, Qla6.s Erpit.
$. Z. 4. aamp. @g6.s EEL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Suffering.
S~ftofommen til ben n9e Strife /
0enper iiOen ii0it foitteret

Mc9Sub6, 81: 9aitor 5. :.
9eeOe og q.9. aofoeo 30. So, 9ta-
3aret6 Oia6.. 9eresforo. 2. 0af.
So. g. 9arien SO, u. 3. 8eterien
s., D3artin g6eien 81, 5. g. 06om-
len $3.50, q. 3. Anoerien, 81. 5.
6. 2orien $3.50, :. 81. 3ielien 81,
). q. 9arien 81.
get6ania Rgb., 8Ioinoietp, gte6r.
$ff3, g. %. Rasmusien $40, gm-
ma &asmusien $40, 9aniel 9arie
s., 5. 6. 5organien 81, @. $.
Rasmsien 81, &ermnn Rielien
ST, Sens Senien 81. 8. 5. 6anien
s., q. 5. Rielfen So, guuno 3os-
mlsien 81. 5reO Semen 81, CHRIS
$. Ssrenien s., 5. 8iu. 5enien
81, Sopbns .. Sanien So, Mrs.
q. Nnsmusien 81, unGont SOC,
ginrie Rasmisien 81, 9. 0inien
soc, Nrs. 6iaerup S6rgenien soc,
Mrs. Sans Hasmusien So, aacfeI
Rasmusien soc, Grel q. Senien So.
ganie IieIien So. @orie Rosmusien
81, Sobnie 8asnmlsien 81, Sens
9apien 81. $. 5. In6erien 81.
3ieIs Senien s., q. u. Senien s..
IieGs Sobnien 50, gilbert 6. Gas.
musien s., Nrs. Senrp So6nion
81. @oerine, 2orfen 81. Cars Ras.
musiet 81. ;. 3. Hasmusen 81,
Signe Sergenien 81, Gam Mar.
tinien 81. elmer Gasmusien So,
Geter 8. Reterien s..
Offer ira @gb. beS Calender.
Soma, 1885. Off 6orn, Coma:
Gina GarIien $25, Marie 6ris S..
gilbert Sea. Minn.: &. GIauien o.
6ldtru SO. Mrs. Cine Otis s..
@aupaca, isis: Carrie Seuieu
SO. Better 6anieu. Gbenenne.
@po., So, 9bomos Smien, 5ar-
neG. gSe5r. s., So6n Sam, gaflep-
9i6ien, Canada 81. Sra @gb. peo
Scranton. Coma IS.
On biertelig Saf til enbDer @iper.
y norem -Senen,
0tgb's aosierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Gfsamen.

@oo Grinitatis Seminarium.
Blair, Gehr.. oil ben ~t5eologiife ri.
gnn8s.efsamen bIiDe af5olot iom
isIger:
Zen ifriitlige 4rsoe tager in BE.
gpHOelie Den y. 4iaj fsrittommenOe.
Zen mlm0tlige 4rsoe aibolocs
Iorsoa9 Den 30. Mni.
On no9en tube 9ape til 0eniigt
at oelta9e / Oenue efsamen, iom If
fe bar lnit peo Dor Stole, oa ben.
oenoe man fig til aeo. &roi. e. 2.
Big, Irinitatis Gem, Blair. Re6r.
Gfsamens .9omiteen in0parsIes til
at mooe pan Sfolen Iirsoag Sen
IS. Qai aG. 9. 6ormo.
Sfoleoireftionen 8iDer Ms0e lam.
ne Steo 5re0oa. ben 81. Mni 81.
10 6orm0.
SARAH SEMEN
s. g. SEMEN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Smcoie til Snlg.

Qaa @rlao al li0entet inotrufne
0ndtGnoigbe0er enifer ieg at iplge
min Snleoie meo t~il6eren0e
9grftoj = beliggen6e / Oonepiae
= SettIementet, q. 0af. nj Ma-
finer 5aoes en- % +. D. Gasoline
engine, IN o2ittle Slant Grip.
BANNER" % en- emery mbeel".
I'm nGrflere OpIpsning t~iIifriu
5. 3. 3eDe, @eitbp, q. ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Snrm til Salgs.

9oa Grllno al anoen 9eitemmelie
snifer ri at ipIge Dor 100 acres
5nrm beli9genoe / @iltopn, @is.
@oOt 9ano, gooe 9pgninger meo
Clio og 9inomeae. SIAN boIoe
30 Molfefeer. IL Mil til Danif
STRIFE. I Mil til 9D %
Creamery. oil elae billig. 5or
nermere 9eife0 firm til
mrs. 5. e~rifien.
z. 9or -, Wiatorpn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
7nmnifi6snntitsier.

IS. ). Gietgea4 er afiejlet ira
gbriitionianO meo 394 gosiagerer
og 0entes til Rem gorf ben 7. Mai.
gh after afieile 0erira oeu t6.
Mai og berries oa til Sfanoinnoien
Der 26. + M0.
Oscar 0en 2lnOen" oenteoes /
Onsoags, pil after afieiIe oerfrn
0en 9. 0ai % oentes Oa til 6bri-
aAaiano ben 10. i. M6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
6 ennar 3:

@ltostieneite meo Altergang poo
Ssuoog. SfriftemooIet begpnoer 81.
1890. Sngen SsnOoesifole.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Drum: @nOstieneite 5ormiS.
bag ST. 1890 fsrite oe treble Ssn.
Dag / bDer NanneO. SsnoogsifoIe
bper Ssnoag aI. $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Mishousm6oe

nf6oI0es. ON @n0 oiI, / ef Sorn
Meni9beo, glf Sort Soma, D. IS.
og ben 10. Dtai.
gn fprlig SnobDoeIie ieroes Der.
oeo til ale.
9oa Renigbeoens 8egne.
8ouI 9eterfen, Mgb.s 5m.
ID. q. Sersil6. N39b.s grqit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
YlGrt.

On 8eretning ON paitor =. 6.
Sranobergs Qio og &rtiombeO al
gaitor 3. 5. ail0iig bill p9re far.
Dig fra 9rufteriet iii AnrsmsOet.
griicn bliper % Gents i OmiIag og
10 Gents inobunoen. 20 ser lille
bIiner trptfet tort fIere emo DER be
titles. beoss geitiainner pon go9en
in0ien0t inoreit muIigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
CROWELL LUMBER
AND GRAIN Co.

Fuldstendigt og v~elassortered La
ger af ale Slags Tsmmer og Byg-
ningsmateriale, Kul og Cement
Blokke. Kebcr ale Kornsorter
I'll Dagens hsjeste Pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
@nostitnsiter tit.

SpnoogsifoIe 81. 9,t5.
9simesi eguoStieneite meo aonfir.
nation al. 10.
AftenglOstieneite 8I. s..
6obitbaforenin9siroiaIa 6re0og D..
8. 01ai.
9lt oil SUB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
yOdniferen"
5reoog Den 8. 0tai 1912.
Blair, 3cbr.

Ser par Iaa iom forno tillDli
2onfinmotion / airten / Senoog5.
10 lnge Wenneifer - 6 3renge %
a giaer = afIagoe Den gooe Be
tenOelie for mango GiOner". o0an.
fferen4 snifer til 9ptfel Woa Dc
iua forblipe tro imoo BERNIE 8efen.
belle ale Onge og UNDER ale DIN.
ltUlt0igbeoer tenOes oeO bam, De bar
befen0t iom oeres Serre, ian ban
maa fenoes oe0 Dem / Sio og @pig-
be0l
8lem Ioo life, 6oIfens, at oct
er M poo 6reoag (gftermi00og %
aften) 6obttbo-6 oreningen boIOer
l10ialg / airfens arppt. 3e oil ger
ne booe itort 9ei09 og oenter bet
Ogiaa.
5 AnleOning al 9oniirmotiO-
men / SenOogs bao0e 2oltis Robert-
ieis 9eigg al Oeres Ssn 9enrp $40.
bertion meO @lritru og 9atter ira
9taion 9ftp, 9tebr. Senrps S6iter
Carrie par nemIig Ell al 0e / neon-
te bigger. Der bleo fonfiumeret. 9e.
isget giaIOt ogioa ANDRE al 0eres
garnle 9efenOte Der / 81en.
Electric 9igbt~ Gegninger
ton 6erefter betaIes pos Epion Cleo
tric SO. og Suffering oil bIipe mo-
fte0t Tor 9elebet. Re0oefelier ON
mongIen0e @a0ebeIpsning % andre
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS beOes IigeIe0es
mo6rogt iamme Ste0s, % De piI
ftrafs bIipe Ifpnfet Opmprfion-
beo al 0fr. 3. u. 9ropn. Selifa6ets
r9ocaI Manager.@
gfa0s &. 0anien, iom Dor ct
@ar 0til RorOoeit Tor gpen. bar
/ rogen Gio opret aIDorlig ipg, iao
bar 6ar maattet 6ol0e Sengen og
ipge 9~p9e6ipIp. Soa blot oi bar
foritoaet er set @oIoeite1, ban Iioer
al. Get iiges, at ban er I 9e0ring.
Soa6er, bar mart after maa 6liue
rdif.
5obn SObnion me0 @litru ira
Gremont er Der / 0isie Gage pou
9eia5 bos Sobns ire 9rpore
@fIiam, gomar0, og G6r1tion -
iOm ale ar5ejoer Der / Tan. 2ut6.
@u5I 6ouie, oar 5omilie o1 er
boiatte fer.
Get goar MI raft fremn0 ~
eaer rettere opo0 ~ meo 0en fer
omtalte 0obbelt5pgning Der paoSo-
Oe08a0en. - ut o6mme efter 9gg-
niHgsforetagenOer fer BET fife io
til, At man FER bar f6It grDffet al
Der ipariomme 66it ii0ite Var. 5lere
me 9ngninger er UNDER 0pfgrelie,
og Der ioreligger j 0enne lib 8Ia-
ner o9 Specififation til en- itor 81
t1 Sal, ION ifal opf6res poa @run-
ben tOers oOer @aoen SpO for Bolt
buiet.
81 Oar ! 4ar iaa loDeil0e 5or-
nur iom Del fan tpnfes. 9aoe bar
oi fife manglet, % mi 6e10nOer
8armen. GnfeIte grper aprifo-
fer, airie6pr % 9Iommer - itoar
/ N1omit. 9ebletrqerne er fife emo
MI n~oiprungne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

~. gnner til 0reftelie: y SEQ.
ningernisiionens 9etponing / Dor
airfes 2lr6eioe. . 0fisfionsiinoet.
etboert al oisie gmner oil blipe
inoleOet meo ct fort 5%oreora9.
@enig9eoer % 9rniter, ion pll.
fer OptageIie / Den forene0e oafi-
ife Strife. beOes inOiehoe anOragenoe
oerom / betimeIig 5i6.
laHfeiproa: r9taar ri gsre oct
@ooe, oa laoer os life blipe trntte
f5i ri futile b6ite i i'm Gf6, iaa.
rent Oi iffe ioriage4 (SoI. 3. 81.
g. q. Gbriitianfen,
6ormano.
u. .. @ieIien,
Sefretpr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
9rt icfitcnoc 9lnrsmooc

rQen oreneoe 0anife
ep..lutb. airfe u merifa"
af6oloe5. ON @uo 0il, / 1rinitatis
Neui85eo. aenmare, 9tort5 8afota,
ira Gorsoag Ben %. Suni til 1irs-
0agen 0ea %. 5uni, be9ge Gage
iberegaet
g{eoet aa6nes IorsOa5 5ormiO.
oa9 81. 10 meo 4sinesie9uostie.
neite / NeHig5eoens Strife.
neutrality-suspicious.:
/. 3e aIminoeIiae - / 4nleoning
al 5iloberetnih9erne fra Samfun-
bets embeosmpuo, lloonlg % ao.
miteer.
II. gaIa al GmbeOsmGno. ) 2lnr
9aIg al 6ormono % yteitionnanO.
III. Sarlige Eager. 6elaenoe
5oriGag: Al 2ut9er College
y ct Ben %forene0e oanifc airfe
o~0erora9er 2ut5er College til groi.
Sobn u. 2arien til ri 9(fbenpttelfe
for lem gar.
p at Prof. 5o6n q. oorieu 6ol.
0es aniparlig ior ale llogifter til
Sfolens 7rift.
- ut 2lit5er College leoes / Sri
iten6ommevs OF 2ut9er0ommens
Qon0 o. opeIifer 8aHifbeoen iao
meget iom muligt.
b 3rinitotis Seminarium oa
Dana College: y at oet 6enitiacs
til bper Nenigbe0, at afgibe Qsfte
ON Ell 6eitenlt Gum adrlig til Gam.
fuHoets Sfolefnsie. 6orilo9sitiaer.
ne tila0er fig at ontpoe, Tom ReeeI.
80 Gents for boer aommllnifont.
gegrunoeIie: Sim naar Samfun.
bets 5iai6smpno be6, bpa6 Menia.
beoerne oil poe oarlig, er oct mt
Gigt at fao SfoIefasien til at ia.
fdncere.
p ut Ser anipttes EN- 2fonon
beo Grin. Gem. og Cana College.
= 5orilag ira Atlofftic areos
o9tt Den foreneOe oanife airfgs For'
mdno anbeuoer bele lin lib | Gam.
funOets 5ieneite og tonnes al mis-
liotsfnsien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03

Interchangeable

Vile Gesnito6er, iom ffal reoiOe-
res al S~amfun0ets Repiiionsfomitc.
6eoes ier0t til 0un. 9utb. 9lrbI.
6ouie, Blair, 1ebr., inoen ben 81.
Moi. aomiteen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-03
Sir stnbiu.1

III Slags i~otograiiit qr5c;Se 10
isres eiter 5ioens npeite Wetooer.
Giegante 9ille0er. Hims!i9e
9riier. VI. Is. Sanna.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-26
YOUR EYES DECEIVE YOU.
.zzssssssssssS

Two illusions in one: The long
lines appear farther apart at one
end than the other, yet they are
exactly parallel. The small dag
onal lines which cross them ap-
pear to jog ahead as they cross,
but they do not. The illusion is
caused by slightly filling up the
acute angles made by the inter-
sections.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-26

EPPA RIXEY GIVES swell
Displacing six feet four of at
mosphere, Eppa Rixey (no it is
not a new summer drink is a
National league sensation.
This chap, whose name sounds
like a class yell cut short by the
police, is member of the Phil
lies and Smiling Charlie" Doom,
for once in his jinx-ridden career,
seems to.have grabbed a live one.
The decision of Eppa to take up
baseball was not reached without
many family councils under the
Rixie roof at Culpepper, Va. One
of 'Eppa's uncles is Surgeon Gen
eral P. M. Rixey, u. S. N, retir-
ed as rear admiral, upon whose
chest Alfonso Is hung a medal for
services rendered the crew of the
Santa Maria, following an explo-
sion. Another was the late
John Franklin Rixey, congress
man from the old Dominion.
Eppa had to argue before bis
father, an insurance man, give his
consent. Young Rixey cannot
understand how he is violating
the conventions by playing ball.
He believes that if he makes
good he will have done as much
toward unfolding the proud
name of one of the oldest families
of Virginia, as have other Rixeys
whose names are chiseled in the
marble walls of the hall of fame.
Rixey is Fl. He is a big, loose
jointed boy, who pitched phe-
nomenal ball for the University
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-26

[ RELATIVES THE LAUGH
81 have taken up baseball be-
cause I believe I can pitch" ex-
plains Rixey. "I intend to con-
tinue my school work until l take
degree, either in chemistry or
medicine. Then l will either de-
eide to continue playing ball, or
take UP one of the other profess
SionS.
eff I make good with Philadel-
phia, / will continue to pitch. I
know can't play ball all my life,
and when I am through I can fall
back on one of the other profess
sions. l cannot see why ball
playing should bring any dis
credit to the family. 1t is as hon
orable as any other profession I
could choose. l think l did
good thing when l turned to base
ball"
Which seems to prove that this
scion of an ancient line carries a
sensible head on his broad Shout
ders. Also it indicates pretty
clearly what baseball has come to
when it offers attractions to a
youngster of the caliber of this
Virginia university boy.
YOUR EYES DECEIVE YOU.
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Wakefield Out for Good Roads.

Wakefield, Kansas, July 10.-In re-
spouse to a call by Mayor Myers d
meeting was held in the city park here
in the interests of good roads. About
fifty business men, citizens, and farm
ers of the community were present.
An organization to be known as the
Wakefield Good Roads Club" was
formed with C. c. Roop, president,
w. H. Myers, treasurer, and ]. B. g
Intire, secretary. Five directors were
also elected to assist in carrying out
the plan of the club.
1t is the intention of those behind
the movement to make an effort to
improve all roads leading into Wake
field. At this time especial attention
will be given to improving the sand
road on the east side of town and also
the road to the northwest.
The club will hold another meeting
July 10th when the matter of having
Good Roads" demonstration day will
be taken up.
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Carried the War Mails.
COUNCIL GROVE FAIR OPENS.
IJongren Flew for Great Crowd-Good
Races in Afternoon.

Council Grove. Kan, July 1O.-The
annual fair and race meet held here
every year is now open. The weather
was fine and a good crowd was in
attendance, coming from all parts OF
the state
Longren, the Topeka aviator, was on
the grounds with his big biplane and
made a fight at o'clock.
Many visitors came on the excur-
sion trains from Junction City and EN-
poria. The opening amusement on the
program was a baseball game between
Junction City and Minneapolis, juno
ton City winning, to 0. At p. m.
racing began, 2:17 pace and 2:20 trot.
In the 2:2O trot, purse $500, the mon
ey went as follows: GenteeI Zoe, by
Brennan, first; Lord Ashburton, by Ze-
Bree, second; King Rocket, by Clark.
third; and Libbie Medium, by Adam
son, fourth money. William ]. Don
wilkes and Ruth Aladdin also started.
In the 2:17 pace the money went as
follows: First, Coastella, by Britinf1eld:
second and third money divided be-
tween Jackin and Starchmont; Gyp, by
ZeBree, fourth money. Vida M, Black
Prince, Peter Hall and Red Card also
started.
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TO BOOST CHAUTAUoUA.
Osborne Men viii Use Autos on Trip
to Advertise Town.

Osborne, Kan, July 1O.-For the
first time Osborne will hold her Chau-
tauqua, commencing July 81 and con-
tinuing nine days. The officers OF the
association are: President, W. W.
Miller;vice president, DIR. H. w. Nye;
secretary, n. c. Else; treasurer, c..
w. Lands: local manager, William
Van Wormer.
Fifty autos filed with advertising
matter and gaily decorated, will leave
Osborne July IL, and will visit Bloom
ington, Alton, Cedar, Gaylord, Har-
lam, Ports, Downs and Upton. The
cars will be filled with Osborne boost
ers, and they will shout for the Chau-
tauqua, the progressive town of Os-
borne, the county and the big wheat
crop which Osborne county is harvest
ing this year.
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To operate Again on Wagner.

Atchison, Kan, July 10.-B. P.
Waggener must undergo another oper-
alton. He wired the information from
Rochester, Mimi, after an eXamina-
ton by the Doctors Mayo. The opera
ton will be for an abdominal hernia,
resultant from his operation. Before
leaving for Rochester Sunday Mr..
Waggener said If the surgeons held
another operation necessary he would
return home at once and go back
there for the operation after his jubi-
lee for the children on July Is. 1t is
not known whether he will adhere to
this plan or submit to the operation
Immediately.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-07-10

II 1lllSIlC DC wise 10 take
more time if the '2O"
were just q motor car.
But it's infinitely more than
that-it's a Stmdeb0ker
motor car.
Seventy-five thousand other
owners have preceded
you in the Studebaker
testing out process.
Sixty years of faithful per-
Torrance have made the
Studebaker word as good
as gold.
Enormous productive
capacity and worldwide
distribution make the
price right.
Yield to that impulse to get
a car at once.
You're made absolutely safe
by that name Studebaker.
Telephone the Studebaker
dealer.
Take the children with you
when you get the first
demonstration tomorrow.