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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-01
errors BY Lewis
AND STULTz AID
IN DOWNFALL
Smith Of the Locals Features With
Three Hts n as Mlny
Times Up

The Yanks had their batting togi
on today with big Slim Turner Ii
the box and pounded out an s to 8
victory over the Tadpoles in the
presence of whopper Sunday
crowd. 1t was Turner's eighth
straight win this season. Although
the big fellow weakened trife In
the seventh, 1t was not until two
were down that Gossage relieved tho
lanky Tennesseean.
Turner had to begin working hard
right from the jump. Lewis singled
and Everett sacrificed him. Kinser
was walked Turner then showed
Cairo why he is the leading twfrleg
of the league. He struck out Hughes
and Taylor, the Tadpoles' two
heaviest swatters.
Cairo counted in the second frame
when Waters dropped Stultz's fly to
left. Lewis sacrificed him to second
and Everetts single brought Stult1
in.
An inkling Of the,trouble that was
in store for Pitcher Stultz came in
the third inning when Barton poled
one over the center fielder's head but
was caught at third in trying to
stretch the hit into a triple.
II was in the fourth that Stult2
was batted If the mound Somer-
lott stung one through the pitcher
Hicks lined through short. Cart
wright pulled off his famous bunt
stunt and filed the bases. Faulkin-
berry flew out to right and Somerlott
was trapped at the plat on tbs
throw-in. Hackbush scored Hick:
and Carly with a double to right
Waters doubled to left, scoring
Hack Barton doubled to center
scoring Waters.
Brown, who was sent back ia
Cairo by Connie Mack, was showed
In for firing duty Hicks, Carly and
Faulkinberry singled in succession
Hicks scoring. Brown was derrick
ed and Rose, Yank castoff, was
ushered in. Carly drove the ball t1
center, Faulkinberry was hit and
Hackbush drew a pass. Two scored
on Biackwoods' drive.
Cairo annexed a run in the fifth
when Smith and Pickett singled and
Lewis brought Smith In with a Ions
fly to center.
In the seventh Cairo batted Tur-
ner out of the box. The batting
rally threatened to win the game
and Turner was pulled off tn.
mound after three had scored and
the bases were full with two out.
1t happened thusly. James
singled and Smith doubled. Rost
singled and then Lewis singled ant
Everett drove sacrifice fly t.
right, TIVE scored on this bingling
Kinser was an easy out but Hughe:
and Taylor pushed the leather on
into the tall uncut for drives tina
sent Rose over. Sharp fielding O,
the close-in hits kept Lewis aut
Hughes close to the bags With tn,
bases full and two out, Gossage wen
in to relieve Turner. He, pitchet
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CAIRO.

Evansville 0 0 4 | / 2 0 0-S
Cairo ..0 0 | O / 0 3 0 0--5
Two base hits--Barton 2, Hackbush
Walters, Pickett, Three base hit
Smith, of Cairo. Sacrifice hits
Barton, Lewis, Everett. Stolen base
James. Base on balls-~Turner
Pickett /, Gossage 1. Hit by pitched
BAH Pucket J. Rose 1. Struck Out
Turner A, Gosasge 2, Stultz 3
Pucket /, Rose /. Left on bases
Evansville 5. Cairo 8, Time hour!
s minutes Umpire-Hayes.
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Discipline.

How was It the man who set him.
self ON fre with his cigar in the troll
ley car got on SO easily
y Merely a matter of regulation
rules. There is no smoking allowed
on that car. 80 the conductor put him
OUT
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Always 4 Chance.

a mans destiny Ia never closed.
Every moment he has the power to
pour into the empty vase of the past
the red liquor Of strong purpose,
and Of that which was a grief and
shame he can make an inspiration.
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chIid's First Years important

chlld's First Years important.
A happy and healthy childhood, full
OF sunshine and merriment, and kind
Illness and understanding. means sue
cessful and helpful maturity. A great
deal OF failure il fear, and a great deaf
OF sin Is stupidity. And nothing so In
crcases fear and begets atupidity as q
disorderly and inconsequent environ.
msnt in the FIRST few years.-Anon.
Let Rbasen Control Emotions.
The mind must b controlled before
the emotions can be. A man can nevsr
BE- philosopher until he can control
his emotions. Emotions, like hope. are
stronger than reason. - are some 9TH
ers, but such emotions will never &c
ysry Wild Y reason Is virtually active.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-01
Y0UNGAym
MOTHEE,Rl1ShA

No young woman, in the joy Of
coming motherhood, should neg=a.
lect to prepare her system for the
physical ordeal she is to undergo.
The health of both herself and the
coming child depends largely upon
the care she bestows upon herself
during the waiting months. Moth
er's Friend prepares the expectant
mothers system for the coming
event, and its use makes herccom.
Portable during all the term. Il
works with and for nature, and
by gradually expanding all tis--
sues, muscles and tendens. in-I
volved, and keeping the breasts
in good condition, brings the VOC
man to the crisis in splendid phys,
ical condition. The baby, too, is
more apt to be perfect and strong.
where the mother has thus pre-
pared herself for natures supreme
function. No better advice could.
be given a young expectant motl1r
er than that she use Mothers
Friend; it is a medicine that has
proven its value in thousands OF
cases. Mothers
F. Friend end is s.a sold MOTHERS
Write for free (.MfRIENn
book for expect
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information, and many
suggestions Of a helpful nature.
SRADFIElD REGULATOR Co.. Atlanta. G..
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-01

AT Louisville, first game Louis
Vile 4 Toledo 3, twelve innings.
Second game--Louisville 5, To
ledo 0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-01
BROWNS AND MAPS
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER

st. Louis, Mo-, June 30.-St.
Louis and Cleveland broke even in
today's double header.
Tho ceoro first pame, n Fl n
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American Association.

At Minneapolis, first game-Min
neapolis ID, Kansas City 3.
Second game-Minneapolis 13
Kansas City 4, six innings, rain.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-01

At ST. Paul, first game--St Pau
s. Milwaukee 2.
Second game--St. Paul 2, Min
neapolis o, fifth inning, rain. -
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-01

AT Columbus, first game-Colum
bus 10, indianapolis A.
Second, game-Columbus 5, In
dianapolis 2.
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Today's Games.
AT Cairo--Padueah.
At MISUNDERSTANDING.
At Observation-Disclosures.
Va as.lsseass stt.. rsss5sNsg!..sa W.
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This is really a conservative
statement--the Courier is an UNI
usual motor car value. Appear
ance, size, design and equipment
classify it much in excess Of
$3.50. Your motoring friends
realize that the Courier is a re-
markable Garland you'll want
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03

ened with pieces Of cardboard cut to
fit. and sewn in between the cover
and the lining. The material can then
be folded mt the point indicated by
the lower dotted line and sewn tOgeth'
er at the edges. No fastening is nee
essary with this case, as the handles
are arranged in such a manner that
the follower is securely held down
while the case is being carried. the
one handle being drawn through the
other A glance at the sketch Will ex'
plain this. These handles should DO
made Of leather, and in an old narrow
, strap plenty of material will be found
for this purpose.
Diagram d shows the back Of the
case and here the word Music" with.
perhaps. the initials Of tho owner un.
derncath it, might we'll be worked.
I fthe case Is required for carrying
large quantity of music, then 1t will
be necessary to let In pieces of mate
rial at either side. but this can be
done without difficulty
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
AN EXPERIMENT


n.G s-s .y.r m - look ~ rour
o.a. .o~-. ana III" .oun'rg round
s1oa. it d. il rou had ono from Al
j AN, - sac +
Truly tnar IS nos tatcres'ii-
zperimen'
On a glorIoa- Sumner evening just
Il ,aa wi.rhing hoHr Of sunse'. thru
r.. ~ were drifting about in canoo
on body Of water near our home.
said orc Of the three. How lovely
tAo water looks tonight %
said another, Really | don know
q saw anything any prot'ier on ny
VACATION. though Travelled two thou
sand Mills
$, thai -he -hird member Of ths
iarty sa- 70 IN IL -anoe and look
ine around - i a" had suldeHl.
soen somettin1 uew and strange iii
qui-ed. DO you .5lk- realize that il
~ haI .ra.e,ed .wo thousand mile
- 20 this 80 would say il was on.
= the most lsa1-ifal pla5,s we eve.
saw
Whe7eupou w al, sat up. and
looking ont oxe- the water through
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
HANDLORE AND SYMBOLISM

When a man is no, telling the
lrnth he is APP, 10 clench his hands.
81. ltW men can lie with their hand
open
man who holds his thumb tighi
wahin his hand has weak Will
oe.r stro,a Nilrd persons hold
.I..ir thnmb, ou,eid Nhcu ,mlii,u.
l..ir hands
Seeking hands Waci greeting va
.4maIh an .. idcn.c rh1 each .,
,a 1a marmed
Anona sway" tribes when a m,n
holds pp his ualas j. IS sim al
t,sa.. an rtflollr that he Ma
alnr9 or does 100 Mtend 80 r
atd.ere IN putaW lua +,
str bands Meaniha thrr.bs =
AZ rs kbt1a unvtrl. IS g. f.
-r,.
N4H . MAI kIsso. ii, hatt
woman T.. ..>llf, sz.- Lis -abm
a'-n ji4e .d.a wien Il f.
f...U4q.l. 81 lina 4, ,l,is ..,ss..5t
.aper,or IT'S Is 4 hInN'ai.a4
NhDH "a o.fh is taken 81
le raising Tho right hand or ls q.
upon p Eibl
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03

cv,s from which the scales OF hahil
had been removed for 4 moment, sud
Genly realized that What he said Was
true.
|, il not strange now firmly We all
ling to the idea that beauty IS Il
ihiue which must b. hunted anu
i,lrnrycd after. ana may never by
ANY ohancc be found al home?
NeNl summr! when We 20 on oar
vacation, some happy day when our
ship comes in, and We sail away III
il for a voyage around the world
then. we tell ourselves. we shall real
N see something Very beautiful.
And all the time we look With du',
eyes at the beauty which Hes Just
outside our own door We wonder
al the peasants who live in the most
beautiful part Of the Alps in the
wonderful places thai voya2ers cross
the world to see, and who dO not
realize that there is anything beau
tiful in the surroundings, or even
trouble 10 lift up their eyes u the
hills.
If We fail to recognize that meas
urr. however humble. which Hes
without our own dOorsills, are We
ANY less stupid than these peasants
Beauty is not wholly in a fclicitOus
arrangement Of objects 1t is ais
in an open eye and an eager heart
"rhuuah We travel the world over tt
find HE beautiful, says Emerson
~. must carry il with MS or we find
( il not
\rc YOU ,Scon,cntcd because you
cannot travel? Are YOU irctiul be.
! ailSc there are - many hral'llll
| ,Iing4 in the world that You viii
never see? That is hard. my friend
! admit But hadn't You better MAKE
sure tina, none of those beautiful
4 things which you will never see ar,
just beyond your own doorsill?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
.MDAM@
~ c %AxfAZ
@H7OUET

The white spccks or scars on the
finger nails may be removed by APP
plying a mixture of equal parts OF
pitch and myrrh melted together
For fresh cold In the head try
the Old-fashiOncd remedy of salt and
water; hold a little in the hollow Of
the hand and snuff up the nOstrils.
Oranges are excccdin"!y healthful
and have medicinal properties. In fe'
vcrs the juice will qucnch the thirst
and act soo'.ingly on the stomach.
Glyccr., and lemon juice applied
with 4 soft brush or rag will remove
flacklcs. but caro- must be taken that
the skin is not exposed TO the sun.
IF the face is hot and covered with
pcrspraiion Nai until il becomes
cooled off before washing; a heated,
perspiring skin causes it to become
rough.
For tired and swollen feet hot
foot bath at night is probably the
best healer: ut the feet remain in
the water for some time. after drying
they may be rubbed with little
sweet oil and by morning the swelling
and soreness will be found greatly
reduced.
The tartar that collects on tho
teeth can be prevented By careful
brushing with good toothbrush and
powder after each meal Equal parts
of prccipiiated chalk and powdered
orris root mako q good tooth powder
and, being free from any hard or grit
~ substance, viii not iniure the
enamel.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
Evening Wraps.

For early fall wear charmeuse In
black. rose, aquamarine blue, white
and other colors IL we'll thought OF.
says the Dry Goods Economist. Some
OF the charmense coats have only a
slight touch OF trimming in the col
lar; few are made with no trimming
whatever, having the collar and cuffs
OF self material Light colored broad.
cloths are also ling made UP for
early fall weal many believe they
VIII be better tnan they have been
for some time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
ButtonI1ole Hint.

In nearly all os he ready-'o-wcar
shirtwaists and lingerie blouses sold
in the shops In" buttonhole will be
cut parallel Will Tie opening. and il
there is the slightest strain on them
when the blouse !, worn they will cape
open in most discoaraging way.
There is really 10 way TO remedy
this fault in IN" bought waist unless
sou are able tu match the material
and cut away the strip Of material hav-
ing the butonholes in II and stitch on
new piece, T.. which you can work
the buttonholes horizontally, as should
always be done on every blouse that Is
to be worn buttoned la the back.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
JUST TO REMEMBER

.iist to rrmcber the sunshine.
lust to remember the rain,
lust to remember the happy tains.'
Though lhcl never com" back
again;
.lu>l TO remember The little Joys
And acts, or word, or smile,
last 10 remember thar cod is Goo'
Eriue, happiness All Of The while.
-, easy enough 10 forget things.
The troubles and weary care
If were trying hard to remember
There's happiness everywhere
Brooklyn Eagle
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
HANDY TYPE OF MUSIC CASE
Especially Appropriate for That Serv'
ice, but Might Be Used for Many
Other Purposes.

This is very handy type OF case,
and might be used for other purposes,
as w,ll as that of carrying music II
can be made with almost any KIND OF
strong material, of dark shade OF
color for preference, bound at the
edges with narrow ribbon. and lined
ms. !e with satcen. The materials can
each be cut entirely in one piece OF
tho Shape shown in the diagram on
the right hand side at the top OF the
ske,ch. \ forming the follower Hap.
i The back and c the front of the
case Portions { and c should b" stiif.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
Woman S Auxiliary Met
With Mrs. S. F. Smith.

The Woman ; Auxiliary OF the
Episcopal church met yesterday AT
crnoon with Mrs. :. +. Smith AT h''
homo on South Florida avenue
Although quite a number are an
,eu, from town, the attendance was
Good. ana various matters OF busl'
i,ss were disposed of Mrs \. y
lnlNuglhv Was elected secretary III
mace al Mrs Rodriek, who resigned
some sine ago.
Mrs Smith serNrd dainty refresh
ncuts after the meeting, whi,h al
II ioyed
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
Masses Win still b nsssinc.

A soap box orator the other Light.
at the close OF a ferrid appeal. wound
up with the following IL q AID ex-
pressige peroration: And roT. COM
des. after everythi.g las bon said,
alter eve -ything has hse. done, the
great masses OF TIE yeopi" VIII stu
constitute the bulk c. ao FopHlation- ;"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-09-03
Interesting to Women.

There is no more acceptable nlli
tar the baby than a carriage coNrr
This mus, change With the season
and the more elaborate fur silk and
I.nbrod,r,d cashmeres ar now re
placed h, ones of lighter texture.
Baby meyer looks lovrlior than when
enthroned in his carriaS" like
yuung sovereign he j. enrelopcd in
Hlmy white coverings.
There ar, many suggestions which
an. helpful in making the child 5
room the hoalthful. cheerful. a"s'h"-
lac domain il should be Above all
Things i should be simply furnished
and The ,olor pleasing and rcsliul
\ splendid ,l,a vas carried oui sue
oessfullY III a hild's room ~ on"
md oi this room a platform, raised
itrc stop abolr 'he ltv,i OF IN" i'oor.
md. ,Nt,ndna about si> f"el IRON
III. vail. Wa- rhjekll iadd wiz -
material BAT toned IN with 'a' Ea'i
p.ori.a Tht padding
.aI.d 81, ~ tn wall ff ato#'
tlH rat@tna rhe @.l'd ar@
W8apeard fa'ls lIer ie pjale
tss. 0..oaa 'ha Of aHlahf7
~ .aHt rt har. @Hf
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-01

CALL AT DR. JOHN TRlPP's BLOOD PURIFIER OFFICE AND GET OUR BOOKLETS. 7f4 t-2 CENTRAL VENUE
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WATCH YOUR
 HAIR, LADIES
Eternal Vigilance s tre Price of Lun
 ar7nt and Radiant Ha0r

Jaudr are deso.r .he uousamaHt ,g, ueIou t6 e hair 4I. soon .eu o Ia r.r tbe-uure V oso, I@
 e aud M become a ad.a ml .77T r7aE ent
 oa a.e a 1 Of daHa
 aa o0-It a.ao att to o d
 today and aon'e 9, nN BlSINN -AoG Ta aeIeaHa and fe.re aa mm Iaa deH-hH and retire ou E reed a 9ra- Co a 1aD 4aH 3rHtf germs ceau tae head o dfN daudre stop aHa- hair and '.n iue eu o m icy back AnQ does H Mhat Hm..ei aa ul ~ Na M sales aro aHaImh0 the country fAf'- SIAN SA.E ae fstore roHd aeman 9ne hauIe proves t
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+ l4-H- --4---- h de.ua fer children oeIr Iu mHa bat Cmmhel- ain coaap Rmads ] most effo.t ual ior colds, rolp and vhoop.ua coqeh and rou.au Ho harm tI drug For sale by an aoalers.
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,oMMlSS SSlONER's SALE
~Aee SIR

Zee is hereby eiton that u u4r '~ance ofthe authority and directions
 ontaued in he decrela order of the chanceu Court Of Garland County made and entered on the goth day of May A. D 1912 n certain cause
 No 31S5 then pending ..eseu be-
 tween Hot SprH=4 TqHst and Guaranty Co. ENecutor and Trustee of the last Riuoroyto Nea5erJ deceased and B Foote Trustee c3mpIanauts md Agnes l.nx and AdeHa Moore de
 eadanls the undersigned as Commits loaer of said court will otter. for sale pablic yeudJe to be agAaa- ALl- der. al the northwest front door or entrance Of the County Courthouse in ahich said Court is held. u the Coon y of Garland. within tar hours pre-
 crlHed by 'aw tor ludea sales on saturday the 2nd day Q March 4 D. lslz. the following described neal es .ae towt The north hal ot ae west half of lot No F of block No s2 c, Inc Hot springs Reser ratiau ac- ofding Q Che official plat ol the S H $ Commissioners 1H be city of Hot Springs Garland County and state of Arkalsas particularly. de- scribed as follows Commence g point on the south side Of Grove street ahere tbe dividing lime between lots 1T <fnd 2 in said block touches Grove street t6ence in 3 southeasterly di- re tion 99 feet aloa2 lhe dividing line between said lots and thence across said tot n q nortrrHstcr.y di
 etion paraHel 10 Kirk street one 8alf of the Gistance between the line Dividing lots ] and 2 and the line divid.ng lots ? and B in said block
 'bance in srraieA line lo Grove atreet 10 a point 50 feet from tae place Of begiHHAHg thence in southaeT erly direction along 'he south de oi
 street. 70 feet io 1le plaae oi be-
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athletics win mse place ii the Rto rink Friday evening when he oau RIsh hooI tte opens ser.e- three games Hilh lhe Hope high 8ool team The games promise n Ta amona tbe best 10 be played hero this season rar luHoWna ue tae lueW in Iast usbg eame
 IIieH scloa. mm and amncr, -nl "af'tF GHam oDmor Whw and Patton guards
 Bijou C LedserNood and Gus Saa.7. forwards S.~ue. eater Ieu Lambert and F Case, 1ard-
 Referee Hiram WmUiuaton
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shining n Garland County Arkansas TERMS OF SAIE Ca a credit Of three months tbe purchaser being re- quired to execute a bond as required --t+--+nd The order and decree ol said court in said .ause..vita amro- ed security bearing interest a the rate Of eight per cent per Huam from date ol sale until paid and ien be- ue retained on the premises sold @ secure tHe pameu ot Ihe purchase WNntN
 Given under ny hand tbIs 2nrh day o- L1nmry X D IaI1
 U A. WHiTTING1DN.
 Commissioner iu Chauyay
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coNNoRs TRIAL NEAR END

Los. Angeles. -Cal UH rH. de tense rested oda} n the case q hor. I Corners cHar tW iaa cons HeI to dynamite na county hai. of ords .@opJempes em The -te called .ar un.-ses "r.ef re.ua md araups 4.
 ad he ease ua ae sra r0 -Te l. nmoroN
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of ee Interior C Land OUice at Camden Arkansas, lauam a 19l2
 Notice hereby Iron Chat Fran eos \ Thompson of Lotion Arkansas. wb5 ou Noyeuher 2l l9Q6 made homestead entry Serial No o29Sot No. asl .or sE sE and sW 4 SD IA ton > Township & Rauae 4o w. ta principal meridian has filed notice of Hteuuou to maEe lHal nteyem proof to establish laim the land above described be. Tore the United States Commissioner at Hoe spriues Arkansas. on tbe .h day of March l9l2
 Claimant names as witnesses: James Robpn of Oma Ark Edward E Harris of H--rr7r- -44++h X N Hem dersca of 0ma Art bile Robbins. of Hot snrnss 4f
 H C aFBIEpuEN. Register
 sentinel Record Ho; Springs
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TOLEDO PAPER
 STARTS A A WAAR
INJUNCTION AFTER INJUNCTION AGAINST 4 BRIDGE
 COMPANY
Big Constructing Engineer at Park Hotel Takes Fall Out of Sen
 sstiona Newspapers.

That the American Press Of today is the most powedm and most ire.
 ponsIbIe factor ir civilization is the sentiment of Mr C Ii Fath who s making q three weeks stay al the Park hotel
 z ii Path and Company are large contractors of Cleveland. ohio. and they buiIt the wa,erworAs tunnel for the city of Detroit under tire river for $500 feet lo the north end of Belle Isle
 Just at the present time they are building a bridge for the city of To- ledo, Ohio and it was with refer .eHce to inc persecution of -newaua- per Of that city that MT Fath ex pressed his opinion of the malodorous ways Of American newspapers It seems bat the proposed wooden struc- ture could not be built on Che fouu. dation at the place Intended so an. other contract was made with Toledo for a steel brilae and aj another and more favorable point in the river The citizens of, Toledo clique of dtsgruntled men uHEed on -14-4 gar ticWar newspaper brought injunction proceedings against the Fatb concern They alleged dishonesty aud crooh- ednees and exrrayagaut prices and whole eamt of corrupt pra ticos on the part of Che builders The man in the Fath company most Ht-+44z4t,-,4 -4----ll little to ao with une getting of the contract except to accept it' tnally which he did at price sl5.0o0 below what Toledo had agreed 10 pay for the work.
 The Injunction proceedings went through the common pleas court where it lost out Then the ma on tents carriCt IT TO the circuit court Where 5eam the injunction was not allowed Bat the iud4e of the court openly expressed ceosure- for tbe- de. yIou5 WHY'S oi mc prose utors Hc cause they had alleged dishonesty, but had completely forgotten ouina in particle of evidence 10 sanelaa tiaJo the charge
 Mir Farh tommendns on .he ways of aewspapers oC the sensational ,a- riety. said A writer who has bril- liant mind and strong pen dan gerous man in 8 community when be does not teu the tru.b Tine paper which auacEed our company printed Hncl after libel and teemed Wth neF sonal abuse of particular member ot our company who uad the eas to to with the awarding ot fhe 1rd2e contract The out which passed on the inluacuon proeeedlu4s declared th.- by the contract We had given this bridge 10 Toledo a price which saved the city st>W04 Ye. in spite of this. there was ua lema ol the tor rent of abuse which oar company had t5 endure
 Perhaps Jhe greatest e1I' con tuued Mr.. Ia.u Inc NnNi lns ness Of publishers and public mou ta
 stand personally Vsnons,aa for n-r acts Gmt Is uelsoaa aud some person must ne responsible .or taer mistakes. aus tae courase to aoau4v edge mIs.sbes makes towards Q. mos.
 uh.g men Taey teaI 2 offend aaa ---l fear to take blame ou th.m selves for fear of uouetar loss
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