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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-10
|C. N. A. DEFEATS
| B. 3 /. IN FINE
| CONTEST MONDAY
+URT PROVES A GREAT FIND
FOR THE SOLDIER
BOYS.
uE CCnDE WAC q tn I
HE SCORE WAS 2 TO

coring Started in First When Steele,
First Man Up, Reached First on Err
rors and Completed Circuit on Sac
rifice and Wild Pitch.
Yesterday afternoon at Spring Hill,
M. A, sprung quite surprise on
& H. when the latter were defeat
to |. In the preceding game,
be B. & H. batters pounded the two
M A. pitchers all over the field,
pd they doubtless expected to do the
hme thing over again. But they
FckOned without consulting Hurt.
his gentleman was selected by
oach McGehee to do the pitching for
DO cadets, and the manner in which
delivered the goods caused much
Pnment from all those who saw the
lne, B. C H. were only able to hit
m successfully eight times, and
rec Of these would not have been
sltthe grounds had not been damp
pa rains Of the past week. Weeks,
20 pitched for B. & H. pitched q
% game but was not supported as
might have been.
VolVille. for B. 4 H., helded his po-
ion excellently at short. and Gil.
oath, in left field, made the most
National play for them.
for c. NJ, A.. Harris, H., at first
va in his usual sensational style,
epting all his chances without an
Or Gambill. in center, repeated
trick Of the last game by pulling
fast double, on a seemingly i'm
sloIe bail. Mills, as catcher, did
Pre than his share towards securing
victory, by throwing out all those
% attempted to steal second. In
AIhon to this Mills did not allow a
Sic passed ball, and caught mag.
cent game.
'"'t S two-base hit which won the
ne Tor c. NJ. A., deserves mention.
' 0al would easily have been good
'"'ee bases or a home run, If 1t
uot been stopped by the weeds
''nter eeld. speyer, for B. & H..
made q two-base hit.
W. A. started the scoring in the
Steele, first man up, went to
ou an error by the pitcher. Al
sacrificed beautifully, and on
nOi''s hard drive to short, Steele
'reo third. He scored a moment
On wild pitch. Hurt retired
sue by grounder to third.
me fourth B. & H. tied the
With one down ColviIle hit
Payne went out to short Gil.
singled. aad On speysr's Tsxsz
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-05-10

Peoues sub In the fifth for Reed.
Hardwick batted for Paine iE the
ninth. Two base hits, Hurt, Speyer.
Sacrifice hits Allen, McAdsms.
struck out BY Hurt. s; Weeks, 4.
Base on balls, by Hurt 1; Weeks 2.
Double play, Gambill to McAdains.
Time / hour and 5 minutes. Um.
pire, Collins, of Vanderbilt.
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DELEGATION FROM
MAURY COUNTY TO
FRANKLIN MEETING

CONTINUED from First Page.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
BOY BUNCO MEN ARE
NAbbED BECAUSE Of
LACK OF TEAM WORK
Freddie and Andrew Bauer,
Brothers, Have Short Career
as Confidence Men,"

The tunco game o: two little Brother
confidence men. Freddie and Andrew
Hauer. aged respectively eleven and
twelve, was a good one. but the team
work Of the pair was bad. They both
tried the same game at the same house
and this led TO their capture.
The boys live with their parents at No.
- irving place. Brooklyn. Their love
for moving picture shows led to their
downfall. Last Monday afternoon there
was n ring at the bell of the handsome
brownstone home Of William Ryall. No.
IA Lefferts place Mrs. Ryal answered
the summons and at the door found .
ragged little urchin. hls/ face smudged
with dirt and his clothing In a sad con-
dition. The boy handed her q note.
which read as follows:
Please give my boy something. My
husband u dead. I have seven children.
MRS. HENRY"
Mrs. Ry,ll's heart was filled with ten
der soicdtude and bidding the lad wait
she went to the dining room and mad.r
up a package Of dozen chicken sand
witches and other dellca c.es. Returning
she handed the boy the package. and
thanking her profuseiy, IL went on his
way. About 3 o'clock tina: evening a
little girl came to the door with Mrs.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
REAL DOC-CONE BULLET !
CREASES RUBBERNECK
IN DOOR Of A SALOON
Policeman Shoots True, bur
Missile of Canine Death
SkipS off Asphalt. {

II Frieder Kush had remained IN the
saloon at No. EOS Eldridge street while
Policeman Tom Cunningham was shoot.
Ing the dog he wouldn't have become the
final repository for Cunningharns bull
let. And then, on the other hand.
Freider kush couldn't be expected to
remain In the saloon all the time.
In any event 1t 10 a dangerous pastime
to stand around In the vicinity of a
policeman shooting IA dog. Cunningham
realized this as he prepared to STAY a
poor little waif mutt that had bee
thrown or had fallen from the roof Of
the five-story tenement at No. 1875 FL
bridge street and was lying In the gut
ter moaning with pain.
Everybody get back" ordered Cum
ningham, drawing his revolver and
kneeling In the street beside the u,ue
cog There was a rush Of the crowd,
up and down.
Cunningham took careful aim. intend-
ing to bury his bullet In the asphalt.
Just as he pulled the trigger, Freider
kush stepped through the swinging
doors OF the saloon across the street.
wiping his mouth with the back of his
right hand.
Wow! yelled Freider Kush. sinking
to the sidewalk. I'm shot. I'm a dead
man"
cunningham ran across the street.
Frelder Kush was wri:hing on the side
walk. The policeman turned in an am
bulance call.
DR.. Markley arrived from Bellevue.
kush was carried into the saloon and
explored for gunsho. wounds. II was
found that the bullet which had struck
| him thu rphptIpd mn no l,ali
after passing through the dog. had
creased the skin ON the lcf, side III
his abdomen and lodged In his clothing
! IL was only a scratch.
Cunningham. greatly relieved, went tC
look after the dog. He found tho ami
NAL dead. Freider Kush says thai
whenever he comes out OF n saloon n
the future he will send somebody aheat
as a pilot.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
PUPIL ACCUSES TEACHER.
Instructor Il Hailed TO Court on
Boys story of Beating.

George Main. school teacher at
Public School No. as, Bainbridge and
Briggs avenues. the Bronx. was In the
Morr. sania Court to-day to answer
the charge of having beaten and kicked
thirteen-year-old Harold femme. who
lives at No. 30s3 Decatur avenue. and
who is one of Mains pupils
According to the complaint by the
boys father. Arthur femme. Harold was
taken out of the line of marching school
children at the opening Of the school
session last Monday. and was told to re-
port to Main for characterization. He
did not do SO. and the next day. accord
ing to the boys story. Main took him to
his room, kept him until the other pupils
had been dismissed, and then knocked
him down and kicked him.
Main denied he had assaulted the boy.
and Magistrate Murphy. on being told
the Board Of Education was making an
Investigation OF Mains alleged conduct,
adjourned the hearing until May %.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
E-SMEARED GATE
FOR YALE SENIOR
( men TO CLIMB
Secret Society Members Find a
Sticky Job Ahead of Them
at Midnight.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May N-Nem-
esrs OF the three senior secret societies
Ct Yale were locked out Of their rooms
early to-day by students OF the senior
class not members OF the fraternities.
and we're forced to submit to taunts
and teers outside the gates at the en-
trance to Vanderbilt Hall on the
campus while those inside the Enclosure
danced around "a big bonfire on which
was piled furniture. bedding and any
other material which came handy.
The senior societies meet on Thursday
evening and the members leave the
chapter houses shortly after midnight.
The appearance Of the fraternity men
at Vanderbilt court yard was the signal
for the other students gathered there
TO start the bonfire and close the gates.
The fraternity men. after futile at
tempts to enter their dormitories by lad
ders placed at the windows. were forced
to climb over the iron gate. which had
been covered with thick glue. Only one
exception was made. a Stroll and Keys
man being allowed to get into his room
through tho window. The fraternity
men were kept out OF their rooms for
nearly two hours. when they were re-
Quested by the seniors inside the In
closure to climb over the gate. one man
at a time as his name was called.
While the demonstration was in prog
ress Dean Frederick s. Jones OF the
Academic Department appeared on the
scene and asked the men to desist. No
attention was paid to his request. how
ever.
Coming closely after the recent mock
TAP Day ceremony on the campus.
which preceded the annual ceremony by
ono day. this latest demonstration was
the subject OF excited comment abou,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
ROBBED EMPLOYER PLEADS
FOR COURT MERCY TO BOY.
1t Pays to Forgive First Offenders,
Says General Manager of
Messenger Service.

When James J. Mccarthy. a messenger
for the United District Messenger Com
pany, was arraigned for sentence before
Judge O'Sullivan in General Sessions to-
day for the theft of $29 from the COM
pany, General Manager Mike Rayens
begged for clemency for the youth.
Il believe that II he IL given another
opportunity" Mr.. Rayens told Judge
OSullivan. "he will become a good man.
During my experience I have employed
about 10000 boys, some OF whom now
occupy responsible positions in this COM
munity. have always found that for
giveness for their first offense has paid.
Show them the error of their way and.
nine times out Of ten. they will not fail
again"
Mr.. Raycns told Judge O'Sullivan that
Mccarthy had made restitution and
could have his job back again II re-
leased.
Judge O'Sulllvan. after lecturing Nc
Carthy on the evil OF stealing. gave him
his freedom on a suspended sentence.
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Ry~n's handbag. on Q silver stle1d Of
surprised. She had not missed the bag.
In Il had been her gold watch and 500
In bns. When she opened II she found
only the note of her afternoon caller.
The police we're noansd. but no trace of
the boy was found unth yesterday. An
other lad called upon Mrs. Ryail short
~ after O'Clock and handed her a
note Of similar import signed Mrs.
Young. No 32i Morgan avenue"
Mrs. Ryall babe her visitor wait and
rang up the police. lieut.. Downey re-
sponded and told the boy he would 70
home with him and see his mother.
The boy walked the police ofncer from
o'clock until In the evening. Then
the lieutenant threatened HIM with jal
unless he Immediately I TX him TO his
house. To his surprise he led him to
the Irving place ison,e. Mrs. bauer. the
boys mother. did not recognize her own
child in his disguise.
Then the story OF the bunco gams
camo out. The scheme had been de-
vised by the younger brother. Freddie,
who went out nrst to show how easily
the thing could be done. Andrew fol-
lowed few days later. and went to
the same place his brother had tried.
Mrs. Ryall's watch was found rolled
up In oilskin and concealed under the
carpet on the hall staircase. Freddie
had showed the bills into a speaking
tube. Some Of the money he had showed
10 far II was beyond reach. Only III
was recovered.
. The boys were before Judge Ryan this
morning. who sent them to the Chill
dren's society.
Two mnntha aan ENre.idin u,ant 10 .ha
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
ResinoI clears
away pimp|es

DEG1N this easy and
ID economical treatment to-
night and see how quickly
pimples and blackheads vanish
and your skin becomes clean,
clear and velvety.
Wash your face for some
minutes with hot water and
Resinol Soap, dry, and very
gently apply a little Resinol
Ointment. In a few moments
wash of again with more Resi-
mol Soap and hot water, finish
Ing with = dash Of cold water
to close the pores. Do this
once or twice 4 day, always
using Resinol Soap for toilet
and bath.
Your druggist sells Resinol
Soap (25c) and Ointment (50e
and $l.00) and recommends
them for all sorts Of skin and
scalp troubles, sores, boils,
burns, scalds, and itching
piles. For free sample OF
each, address Dept. 80, Resi-
mol Chemical Co., Baltimore,
Md.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24

house Of Prof. Cook ard gave him .
hardJiuck story. He was given $. The
tutor then reported the case to the Chill
drcn's Society. but when an officer OF
the society went to the address given
by the boy he found II to be a vacant
lot
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-05-24
~. Leuis In u. .. Lesgue.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May N.-The
Cleveland franchise In the United States
League was taken over to-day by Otto
Steifel. q st. Louis brewer and the
players will ~ ghere tonight. Jack
O'Connor remains manager of the club.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-19

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@el6e Wirfuue Die BON ser
Staatsfonpention allgei1omlnetre Or
flarung 5u @uniten eines @eletes,
oas bic Saloons a6cnos Inn bolb
5ebn ubr gu idlieben anoronet, ouf
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tbooiitellfirde .ouf Government Sin
am Sonntoe sebalten bat. Ser
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looms, mie friiber, perlongt nit
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morfen uno idner perlest.
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Or. Irimer.


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iih i'm September 1895 in
@barleiton g. g., NIT SrduIein %.
go. WudenfuB, Der i'm iebt be-
trauern0en @attin, nerbeiratet, ans
tDelher CHE elm Sobn, Der MN
elfidbrige Benjamin Brimer ent@
iproB. Gr. Hrimer NOR i'm sir
ben, naboem bic @rauen uno Ole
9lauen iih Die Sdnoe sereidt bot
ten, nit ben oemofratiiden Yrill-
! 5ipien ioentifi3iert uno elm Gem, D.
frat.
@ir baben in Or. Brimer einen
eifrigen 8eforoerer Der oeutiden
Sprahe uno Der oeutiden Sbeale
fenren gelernt. Sci Den 3uianl-
menfunften Der 9eutfd lernenbm
Stubenten in ieinem 9auie maren
Der Brofeiior uno ieine @emablin
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@obre 2iebe! 0orf cine fSra.

@abre 2iebel 0arf cine 6rol1,
Die 6as erlebt, mas if erlebt bos
be, nld MN Die 8orte auf ibre
Sippen nebmen? @abre 2iebel
Satteit ou es 10 genannt, mena
ib
Sic bra6 plosIid ob, itano ouf,
trat on oas Senlter, fam mieoer
5uriid unb iagte, Dor @ottbolo lte@
ben bleibeno unb Sic Nrme iiber
Dem 8uien peridranfeno: @enn
i'd ieiner Sabeier nod meiteren
8ori6ub geleiltet, tpenn i1 mid
uno mein &ino bette meiter perfol1z
fem laiien, penn gu oein gon5es
gcrmogen batteit bingeben miiiien,
I'M uns fret 5t foltfen :
9us fonntelt bn uno bult es nidt
geton! .rief @ottbolo in l6mer5lid=
tier @rregung.
Sd fonnte es ltno babe es ni6t
getan, ermioerte Gaelic; ober mobrs
lid nidt, als batte i6 nur fir Ell
men Woment ge5meifelt, oaB gu OF
ne 3altoern olles, ones bergeben
ipuroeIt; ein FOLDER 3meifel III
elmer Srau, Die iid geliebt neiB
unoenfbar, iie piiroe ia in eleidem
Safe fir BEN @eliebten betteln gez
ben; ober es lit pergeblid, @ott.
bolol i'd fin6e Die @orte nimmer-
mebr. Old, oes @lenbes, oas ieIbil
Der @oltat, iid ausipreden gu Dir
fen, entbebren, oas it9 tn Hummer
Altal per5ebren muBl
Gortictula foInf.)
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Ole 2iebenspiiroigfeit lelber. uno
lper peiB oenn nidt, baB Ell Bel
Den Observation-Disclosures oes Stu@
oenten 8ereins n@ermania" cine
rege geltaltenoe &raft mar, frog
ieiner porangei6rittenen Sabre.
Die Witglieoer oieies 8ereins bot
ten Den alten guten Wunn gang
belon0ers IN ibr &era deihloiien.