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Evening journal., 1912-09-06
Sporting Gossip
and Comment
Lef'S
Get
Together

Between innings the athletes take a
good long draw at the hop and are
inspired to tremendous deeds, the
only trouble being the fact that a
man who has just finished pill will
often try to 90 FIVE or six bases on a
single. This story may be true, but
it smells strangely of opium.
Dave: (D In the failure of Merkle
to touch second base, did Evers get a
put-out and Tinker an assist?
t2) Who made the hit that ad-
vanced Merkle?
go Can an outfelder remain in
foul territory to play for a batter?
C) Evers got the put out, but do
not recall who got the assist.
(2) Bridwell.
90 No. i-.s..et ~ II
What credit Birmingham. is entitled
to this year goes mostly to the pitch
ers. They won the games in the Gull
Baron series that stalled off Mike
Finn's rush and chnched the.rag.
One reason why the proposed
round-the-world trip of the Giants
is Pickering is because McGraw
wanted all the players whoawere to
go to put up big deposit to guaran-
tee the financial success of the affair
This listens like a dirge to ball
player. M
Cy Morgan was rung in the other
day on an amateur team at Bryn
Mawr. II was playing in one of these
sassy society leagues and when the
real truth leaked out there was much
nawsty talk. ., o,.sc....
Jimmy Callahan is talking of TAX
ing his team TO Hot Spring (Cal., not
Ark.) for training next spring. They
have sulphur water there and II is
said to be great for what ails you.
They're having a new wing added
to the Arlington hotel, at Marlin,
Tex, for the special accommodation
Of the young pitchers John McGraw
is rounding up. Jawn is sort of try
ing to corner the market.
The report that Connie Mack would
give $4,000 for another pitcher as
good as Bender seems incredible,
''Pennants follow new ball. parks"
is a big league hunch. In the big
leagues look at the Red Sox this year.
Pirates in 1909. the Athletics the year
Shibe park was opened. The Giants
landed the year the Brush stadium
was renovated. In the Southern,
Atlanta won a rag mighty soon after
Ponce DeLeon was opened. Birming-
ham grabbed one after the new Rick
wood was opened and the Pelicans
brought one to their new park.
Moral. Let's have a new ball park.
That dope didn't break right for the
Chicks but it might change our luck.
From Lynn, Mass, comes the story
that a ten-year-old boy batted a fly
ball with such force that II knocked
over a telegraph pole. Either they
have mighty weak poles or mighty
strong liars up Lynn-way.
Mike Simon. the Pittsburgh catcher
has made only two errors this year.
Hans Wagner has denied the re-
port that he is to retire after this
year. I'm too old to learn any other
business said Hans, when question
ed, "and yet they say I'm not too old
to play baseball"
Clarke Grifith's chase Of the Red
Sox this year reminds one that II
isn't his first fruitless attempt to
overhaul the Bostonians. The fam
GUS pennant that Griff lost by a single
wild pitch-the famous hurl Of Jack
Chesbro's-found a permanent rest
ing place at the Red Sox park.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Saturday umpire assignments in
the Semi-Prof. League are;
New Castle, Hannigan.
Front and Union, McGowan.
Pennsgrove, Shields.
Umpire assignments in the ALI
Wilmington League are:
Parkside-R -Riverview, Allen.
Hillside-Vandever, Coucill
Speakman-Highland, Jamison-
duPont-Rockford, Dougherty.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
NEW RECORD FOR JOE BOY
PAGER Wins 2.1O Pace and Takes
Mark of 2.Os Ia at Potts.
town Fair.

town Fair.
POTTSTOWN, Pa. Sept 6.-Dan
Leary was forced TO drive his PAGER
Joe Boy. by Millerton, to new rec
ord OF EOS IA to win the 2.10 pace
here yesterday. Joe Boy won the first
heat handily in 2OS IA, clipping his
own mark two seconds. Sellers d,
led until the stretch was reached in
the second heat, but broke, and Joe
Boy finished an easy winner in the
same time. The West Chester horse
made 1t a straight-heat victory in
the third. The half of the first heat
was paced in 1903 1-2, and in the sec
ond heat it was in 1.04 1-2.
There were only three starters in
the colt stake and Ethel Gale won in
slow time. After winning the first
heat of the 2.20 pace mad taking a
mark Of 2.15 Ia Great Bells went
lame and Just saved his distance, Dill
lon Gentry winning the next three
heats and taking mark Of 213 IL.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
A PUzzLE IN OIL ANp YINEGAR.

Gugelheim oil merchant
ous little problem concealed in his pyramid of barrels.
Says Gugelheim:
You quantity
now should empty certain OF these vinegar barrels would
nave gallons of vinegar is
enough to tell which Of those barrels mus contain ol2
ANSWER TO MiRlS AGE PUZZLE.
In the puzzle Of Mars which be taken
lesson
ing backwards for when Mary % Years old Ann showing
Therefore
Ann Sx their combined amounted TO a which
shows that
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

@Beechwood" Cigars are made from
hiss-grade tobacco by skilledlworkers.
In q factory with every up-to-date san
itary requirement Jones, Sixth and
v@rket and Ninth and Market
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results
New York, 8; Philadelphia, I
first game
New York, 4; Philadelphia, 3,
second game
Brooklyn, 4; Boston, 3.
Pittsburgh, 8; st. Louis, 4.
Cincinnati, 4; Chicago, 1.
TOday's Games.
New York at Philadelphia (two
games).
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
TOday's Games.
Standing OF the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Athletics, 10; New York. 9.
first game
Athletics, g. New York 2,
second game 6 innings
Boston, 4; Washington. 3,
Chicago, A Cleveland, /.
St Louis-Detroit; rain.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
General Snoris.

General Sports.
Matinee racing. Horse Show Park.
Shooting, DUPONT Gun Club.
Golf. tennis. Wilmington Country
Club.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
Church LeaRue.

Church League.
Central VS. Eastlake, at Landlith.
Edgemoor VS.. Newport, at Shellpot
Silverbrook VS.. Old Swedes, at Sill
verbrook.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
TOdav's flames.

Athletics at New York.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Washington at Boston.
St. Louis at Detroit.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Dave: In a game Of auction pitch,
A bids 2: says that he will take the
bid. Must he bid 2-or 3 in ordK TO
take the bid? CARD SHARP.
Must bid three.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
SATURDAY SPORTS
BASEBALL

BASEBALL
All Il-WilmingtOn League.
Parkside at Riverview.
Hillside at Vandever
Speakman at Highland
DUPONT at Rockford.
Semi Professional League.
New Castle vs.. Marshallton, at
New Castle
Higland va. FortsDuPont, at Front
and Union.
Madison vs. Pennsgrove. at Penns-
grove.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06
SECOND RACE, SEPT. II.
2-SO TrOt. Purse $500.

Berthe Chimes, blk. m. Chimes
Maple Wood Farms, Roadstown. N n
Senator NJ. b. &. High Degree
Maple Wood Farms, Roadstown. n +
Willie Worthy. ch. z. Ward Av,
worthy. George T. Finney, Onancock
Va. ~
Nettie Dewey, b. m. Admiral Dewey
g. K. Snedeker, Kirkwood, Del.
Model Fortune b. m. Fortune Bell
Tom Berry, Agt., Plainfeld. n. J.
Beau Ashton, br. &. Prince Ashton
J.iP. Winchester. Wilmington. Del.
Montiferris, b. h. Walnut Hall. las
Bell. Philadelphia. Pa.
Spenola. b. m. Walnut Hall. James
Bell, Philadelphia. Pa.
Emily Dewey, b. m Admiral Dewey
A. B. Coke, Paoli. Pa
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Dave: In case Of tie game do the
hits count in the percentage?
BONEHEAD.
If the game goes a legal number
of innings (five) and the score is tie.
hits count in the official percentage.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Dave: A bets that Walter Johnson
won the first game pitched for the
Nationals in Washington. claims
II ended in a draw. Who is correct?
GEORGE.
Detroit beat Johnson 2 to on his
first appearance.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Robert Holz. an American who has
S0'n~ miesionary work IN
China. teaching the Mongolians how
TO play draw poker mostly, a friend
d. remarked. saws that
"hina~nao eve taking marked in
terest in baseball A team that was
recently organized in Hankow was
in o quandary about suitable bats,
hnf tho players rose TO the occasion.
Every man brought his opium pipe
for q bat and. while the pipes we're
little light the strong. well-smoked
bamboo stood the straiL remarkably.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Clarke Griffith's chase of the Red
Sox this year reminds one that it
isn't his first fruitless attempt to
overhaul the Bostonians. The fam
GUS pennant that Griff lost by a single
wild pitch-the famous hurl OF Jack
Chesbro's-found a permanent rest
ing place at the Red Sox park.
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

2.25 Pace Purse $500.
Lady March, b. m. Prince March,
Evening journal., 1912-09-06

Dave: A walks. B strikes out. c
flies out ID hits a ground ball to the
second -baseman, who fields II and
tags A. who is trying TO take second.
How do you score ID in the box score?
SCORER.
It is a force hit and d gets time
at bat.
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rally bojnost jidIa. Masa byla
pima tabuIe, yseeh r1zngcb ope-
fencd u hojnost dort1 n koIAGd,
TAX he mel kazdy u pfitomnych Ge-
no 81 pfal do syta a zylastnf GeskA
labldka, to jest zeIf, ktcrG PAM
Bausoya uprayiIa, velikG mnozstvi.
Bylo zpamenit6 uprayeno, Gemz
svtdciIo, he po yecefi bylo pryc,
zmizelo pfftomnym V jcjich ia
Iudku. Po veGefi mole maIiGkost
pozAdala pfftomn6 bosty, jestli by
byli tax Iaskayi q pfispGli necfm
na nase bratry Slovany Balkan
skG, col byIo ochotou pfijato, ma
Gez Anton Posfk wal listinu a po-
cali jsmc spoleGnG vybfrat, jak ma
sIeduje:
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menycb bratn IIodIdme doyrsiti
sbirku We SVEN casopisu M $500
u obmezimc j Gasoyt do NoyGho
Roku -- CtenAfdm syym, ktefi
radostf pfispGli na tento Gistt
humanni 1Gcl, dtkujeme srdetnG a
doufAme, ze = jejich pomocf budc-
me moci doplniti obnos SHREK do
10000 Y dobt yanocni.
Pom DO minuItho seznamu
dareh yloudily Sc dye chyby spat-
nym Gtenfm rukopisu. Mfsto jmen
sbtrateIG V Ord, Ncb, VozAb a
Sfaya, mtlo byti spraynt J. W.
Wrzal n i. J. Stara, cot tfmto o.
praynjeme.
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ZPRAvY z NEWF1ELD, N. Y.

-- y Jonash, Cayuta, n. y, ma.
j vaznou nemoc. Dcera pana Ku.
sGho tam pfisla Il zroyna sc tam
rozst0naIa ma nemoc, jak l6kafi
prohlasili, Re ma difterii.
- Name stffdavG poGasi. Dne
23. Iistopadu v noci nam prselo a
"a. ma to zacal padat snih n padal
cely den nedeli, TAX Sc no ulozilo
ma zem s palcG. Dne 3. prosince do
ntho prSeIo, tax ze roztAl a name
Ease po sn6hu.
- Spolek Pfemysl Otakar pofa-
dial posYfcenskou zAbavu. Jezto
panovalo nepohodln6 pocasi, neby-
la navst6va tax, jak Sc ocekavalo,
ale vzdor tomu byla zabava dosti
vesela. Cesk6 maminky Sc posta-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-12-11

Vyb6rH mel po sbirce vice pc
nez nez lstina nesIa. TAX, jak w.
berGi mel, TAX je odesilam -- totiz
1881.
- John KaSpar byl Ease posled-
nj tyden nemocen, toz byl nucen
pfijmout tfikrate v jednom tydnu
lekafskou navstGvu. Pan Kaspar
mel 1mysIu jet do New Yorku
ma svatky, ale jestli pry Sc mu ne
ud6la l6pe, tax bude nucen onu
nayst6yu odlozit. ..,.. .
- Pani Rosakova, man k VAN
malou prosbiGku. Budte TAX la
skava napiste Ease neco do p. u.
Vim dobfe, ze Van to nezpdsobi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-12-11
RAKOUSKY MINISTR vALKY
A NACELNtK GEN. ETABU
RESIGNOVALI.
RakouSk6 valecn6 lodStvo Stahuje
~ do pf1Stavu Pulji.
Porta jmenuje sv6 mfrov6 zaStup-
CO.
ternohOrd rozhOduji 70, 10 nebu-
don dbAN pf1meh, pon6vadz We
litel pevnosti 6kutari odmita
je uZnati.

q VidnG dosla zpraya, ze V ra.
kousko uherskem miniSterstvu
valky staly Sc pronikay6 zmeny
General Auffenberg, ministr val
ky, podal rcsignaci dne 8. prosin,
ce. Jcho nastupcem jmenovan byl
general Krobatin, dosayadni Eel
kancelaf1 Y tenn ministerstyu. --
General Schemula, nAeelnik gene.
ralnfho Stabu, ktery nedavno Wy
konal dGlezitou navstGyu v Berlf-
ne, tam konferOyal 8 hrabetcm
Moltkem, naGelnfkem gencralniho
Stabu nemeckG armady, take resi-
gnoyal. Ma jeho mfsto nastoupil
general sIcchtic 2 Hotmndorfu,
ktery jiz pred nekolika lety Eau
jfmal totez postavenf.
Oznamuje sc tel, Re bude obno-
ven trojpolek ma dobu 6 let ze
po uplynutf teto lhhty bude auto
naticky obnoven, ncstane-li sc IA
tim jin6 usneseni.
u Londyna We oznamuje, ze ra-
kouskG valeGnG lod'stvo shromaz-
duje Sc Pulji, jez jest hlavnim
pffstavem Rakousko- Uherska. --
Toto faktum, jakoz j ODE resigna-
ce v ministcrstvu vojenstvi jsou
prfznaky nebezpe6ne stuace. o
esignaci dosud nebylo podano
zadnt yysv6tleni. Jenom SC povi-
da, Se ~ to stale 2 osobnlch pfi-
Gin, ale Y dobG, jakou jest doba
pfftomna, ncni pochyby, ze res
Signace obou vojenskych hodno-
stafi ma dalekosahIy vyznam po-
liticky. Rakousko- Uhersko mimo
to obstarava 81 phjtku $4,000, 900
n to jest skutecnost opraydu po-
bufujicf.
Turecko oznamilo jm6na svych
zastupcd ma londynskem jedndni
o mir. Jsou TO tito: Selih Bey,
ministr namofnictva. Rechod Pa
IA, ministr zem6d6lstyi a Osman
Nizmai Pasa, vyslanec Y Meme
cku. Plnomocnici odjedou do Lon
dyna We stfedu.
Die zprdv \ Cetyne nasledkem
odmitnuti yelitele peynosti Sku.
tari, kter$ nechce uznati pfimtri,
vdlc6nt opeface byly Anoyu zaha-
jeny Turci utrptli porazku u
Tarabosc.
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zadn6 obtizc q zdroye1 mdzete sdG-
lit, jak jste sc ohfdIa u BauSd ma
yeselcc.
-- John Krejca uz zaeal Ease
zimni sezonu. SdGlava df1yf Y le-
sc q ze d6lA pf1trz, to syedGf, ze
Y Ncwfiled mali co pAlit. Nemusi
81 nechat zajft 10 nehty.
-- Josef Kocourek, Hoshect, N.
Y, ydAyal dceru Mary ia dobrou
farmu. Pfejeme novomanzeldrn
mnoho zdaru Il panu Kocourkovi,
ably byl brzy dGdeGkem! Wopat.
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ZPRAvY z DETROIT, MICH.

~ Frank Iimmel, bydlfcf Il.
sic 135 Julia ul., prodal svdj dim
a koupiI 81 lot na Waterman Ave.
Gislo G4S, Pfejcme mu mnoho
zdaru
- Pan Petr Pence, bydlici {.
1ll2 Military ave, prodal svhj
majetek a koupiI velky dun a lot,
ktery jest veImi krasny pfi domu,
UIice jest ptkna; Gislo 67 Cicotte
Str.
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$43322

Jak znamo jiz ctenafdm nasich
listd, Y Londyn6 jedna Sc o pod.
mmkdch mfru mezi Tureckcm
a vft6znymi Balkanskymi Slova.
ny. Nenocnice vsak dosud jsou
pIny muzn, kteri byli rantni bo-
il "a vlast "A svobodu syych ujaf-
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NOVINKY z NIOBRARY, NEB.,
A OKOLf.

-- LctoSnfho r0ku farmAfi mo.
hi pohodlnG slayiti posviceni, ne
bot nell vetsinou kornu jN vylou-
panou a sklizen jest vytecnA, bo-
hata. Ted Jim bude zapotfebi 81
objednat dobre hospodafskG listy,
jako jest Venkov Il Pokrok H.
padp, kterych Sc pobavi poucf.
Pfihlaste Se u jednatele Jana No
la, a on Van poslouM. Pfali-li by
ste 81 kalendafe, tedy Sc pfihlaste
II me. Kazdy, kdo ony casopisy
odbfraI, doznava, ze jsou vybornG
a Ease je pfedplaci. PoslednG Sc
pfedplatila PAM Marie Tychova,
stara a yazena to osadnice, ktera
prod6lala veskerG syizele tram
poty osadnicke V zaGatclch. Nyni
jest ma odpocinku. Byly j nabf-
zeny vselijake listy, ale pfece dala
pfednost Pokroku Zapadu. Dale
Sc pfedplatila Rdzena TichA, vel
mi vzorna to dfvka a pfiGinliva,
tax ze y nj bude dobra hospodyne,
re kter6 bude NIT jeji nastavajicf
manzel radost. Pan Ludvik Ger
ny sc tel pfedplatil ma Pokrok i
Venkov. Pan Cerny jest dobrym
malifem pokoju, jest dobrym rez-
barem, barvi lakuje ma vSechny
NONE zpisoby nabytek, die nej-
lepsiho ykusu. Kdo by jej potfe-
boyal necht sc ma neho obrati /;
pracuje "a mirnou cenu.
- PoslednG jsem Sc zmfnil p.
Jos. Stejskalovi, ze zafizuje pekar-
nu. VeSker6 pripravy jsou skon-
Geny a pekar dobry ma miste a
jiz Sc pekou rohliGky, buchticky,
kolaGe, paje, kejky, chleb Gerny j
billy, kachny, husy a ma go 81 po-
mystic. Jen sc ma neho obratte
a zkuste a jist6 pfijdete Ease.
- Pan Frantisek Holan prona-
jmul spolkovou sin zai'izujc do
nj strojc "A od pFvniho prosince
zaGnc ukazovati pohybliyG obraz-
ky. Doufdm, ze dobfe pochodi,
nebot zdc omen podnik neotevrel
nikdo pred tim. Tedy pfijdte
vSichni!
- Pan Joseph lIoleGek, oh,
chouik ~ Sparta, nyni ma odpo-
cinku \ Niobrare, zahdjil sbirku
pro ydIdici Slovany Balkdnsk6,
ktefi boiuii IA syobodu proti 1ur-
kun Die pfehledu jeho listing
jest vidtti, kdo mh prayt slovan.
skt Srdee, We ktertm So jestt udr.
lela liska, kdo uczapomind na
starou ylast a poskytnc pomoci Y
poStaveni, jakem Sc nultzaji nasi
state6ni Sloyane a ioiich rodiuy,
poyiddm Sc, ~ pan Motatek
81, nesfaslnou nahodou Sc utopil
Jak Sc nesttsli stale, ladn} ucyi.
liyl We mtst6 Nerdel, a ma lpatet-
nj ccslt uahodou spadnul do tnnt,
Ne ktrrd utonul. Pan Mota9ek
hyl velmi starf tlnytk TAX le 81
ucmohl sim pomoei Vyslovuii u.
pfimnou soustrast jeho yileuym
synAm drcti
Fan trantisck retcra pred
platil pfatel1m 10 Czech Pokrok
rak So jim zaydt5ll, lest to IA
rrk y5ru p3kpt l. Nuy5m Roku,
pontyadl So muoho dosVi e. zlri
siyh unNn.
Ahyrh sg tminil ttt g visited.
eirh volth Nsephyept ttsic,lrk
iesl iii uim ralol Sc miuiu,
tonte d ukWnieh Nrlkou V3tsi.
uau hyl Nulra nas asy@lagut ka.
iutsAf pan lfautlstk t,fuRer Jsst
Ntla b iyha rfArr a pfi1plpl
hNlo pafholeua a uhtane hkAtah.
a. !, ptsi hy slouttl dale thva
llieen5 irsl pfo IeghN Is ), dave
ien airipi uktvsnlah Afa,lpFb
Nt,l, uekelik terha TsntnErats
tsm mAme ~, County plsfk pan
llAf'a IAN Nlaslalk seFif pan
- 4 Na.aa#sM "A
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Paul Paf1zek ek.,.....,,,. 80
Frank KaIal .,..,.n,t so
Ant. DejmH .,.....,... 80
Jos. PracnA ,,.,.,,,,. ~
Frank Klimes ...,...,, .D
John Barta .....,.,..., %
Frank Cizck .......,. so
Gngor Cipow so
Geo. Hurtis. ..u.,.,,,.. 20
Jos. Czerycnka ........ ,25
Otto Sifinck. ....., .25
james Panoyec ......., .25
John Lesh, Perry, Okla, 100
Fr. Soudek, Irving, Kans" LOO
Mrs. Frances Prokop, Gre
CORY, So. Dak.....,., 80
John Ullman, Severy, Kans LOO
Margaret Ullman, Seyery,
Kansas. ....,...... 100
Vac. Krcjti, MarpcI, Ncbr 100
Fr. Vejtasa, Fairdale, N. y. 200
Olga Mat6jka, Lincoln, Neb. L50
p j. W. Herzan, Omaha. 800
CAstku tuto obdrzel od W. o. W.
IN praporky sjezdovG u. G. B. J. a
jelikoz jest vybor rozpusten a We
uroynano. Sc souhIasem elent W.
boru onoho, daruje obnoS tomu-
to slechetn6mu 1celi.
Albert Hoydon, Fairfield,
Nebr"... .........,,. 100
Chas. Steiger, Hamilton
City, Cal. ...........,. 200
Jos. Husak, Bruno, Nebr", so
Amt. Cuhel, Bruno, Nebr,, so
Jos. j. Sabata, Bruno, Ncbr. so
Frank Koza, Bruno, Nebr. so
Iaslano dne 10. pros. 1912. ,$5666
Dive odeslano. $376.56
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Iaslano dne 10. pros. 1912 .$56.6G
Dive odeslano. $376.56
5G.GG
Celkem zaslano. .... $433.22
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-07

ebalried there. II the remains are In
tered there the plaintiffs win be
put to he expense Of removal Of the
same to the Lafayette cemetery.
Unless the defend ant %; restrained,
the PLAINTIFFS aver they viii suffer
irreparable damage and injury and
will suffer Wo unded feelings and
grief in not causing said remains to
be Inferred according to the !: wishes
CT their father. "a. 81 e ssss
A temp rary injunc tdon q asked
ths.. defendant fbe restrained from
.burying the deceased In the Blndgett
cemetery or from interfering with
plaintiffs in hurying their fathers
re- sins in Lafayette cemetery.
The injunction was granted and
the children expected the remains to
be 'hLrie. In the Lafaye tte cemetary.
BIT when he deceased sman's brother
Clint Cheamore, heard Of the pro
ceelings and found that the intunc-
tton did not include him, he pro
ceeded to take charge OF the funeral
ln... he'd the body inferred n the
,Blshgett cemetery. while the other
children were waiting TOR the re-
mains at Lafayette. 2 d.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-07
THE ] J LOCAL !, ], J. news ! OF /
DELAWARE COUNTY.
Fl. FROM our dJIl| REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS
COLE sDURe.
Valentine day next.

Valentine day next. i 585s
II. Mr.. and Mrs.. Harley Barnhart
have returned to their home nsarr
Webster City from q pleasant visit OF
three weeks in town and vic Unity
5A3 bran new baby girl IS reported
a. the Fred o'Neaf home born Janu-
airy 20. May she live to te q Joy
and comfort to her parents.
The Clionian will meet at the PIT
sonage on Wednesday evening.
s Messrs. II. w. KLAUS, Geo. =.
Pot is, H. J. kaufman. F Crimes.
]. NJ. Platte and J. !. Bolsinger
made 4 trip to Dubuque last week in
the interest OF the railroad project
now pending. They had q conference
with some Of the solid business men
Of the City; all 81 whom favor
ed the prof and gave esery 5eyE.
d.ncs 81 responding with financial
aid. NE matter war referred Ia the
coplmercial club with power to g act s.
This, streak OF food fortune makes s
"a tFss
the railroad seem sure thing.
Miss Mildred bush Isl 4, AT home l,a:
from visiting relatives at Victor and -.
Cedar Rapids. Y, IN; nj .:5
on Tuesday o. slast week at y tie t',e
:brlde,e home occurred the eye
oei Mrs. John Cole and Ell Living
sto,1
Hush was transac 1ns =. y,
ness siii=sissouq e the 1i1ss g sn
week, .
Mrs Edith Hammond VINO - nag =
= been visiting lit at her parental noue
near Marion, North Dakota, resu 1 y
e. ed Sat Saturday She reports 70 IS S
grees feleW zero where she was s,
sitinK: What fi % you 9s kn0w e '' aDao y.
tha that N
Quarterly meeting services y s. - s vs.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-07
o,N.ElpA.

!. Mr. and Mrs. John Rreckon Y Of
tEarlvdlle were guests. at the Joshua
Breckon home the first Of the week
Mr. and Mrs. Charles TIP and son
from near Des Moines called at the
Henry Miller home Monday. I,
81 MIS-. D; Az Layhey and children
returned home Tuesd1y from ZIP.
worth. where they have been visiting
relatives the past two weeks.
MI. Knox and daughter Belle Of
Coggon visited at the s.: T. Knox
home Friday and Saturday.
IA party OF young people from here
enjoyed a sleigh ride to Greeley on
Tuesday evening, where they were
entertained at the home Of Rev. and
Airs. Kerna nan. , ss q :l5sssS::
Nr. Smith q. Edgewood visited ct
the home OF Nj, j nks Tuesday.
Nj. and Mrs. Glen Maxfield re-
turned to their home at Mersh ~ own
Friday. 4: !. ;;,5s., 4; al 3.s
~ = 49, ~. = = 3 ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-07

The UNDERMINED viii seA ct pub
lie suction on the A. y. Hersey farm.
~ 1-2 maleG west of Manchester On e.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1912-02-07
PUBLIC n i. Sal j Z

Having made : Division Of my
farm and finding an over.totked. I
viii offer for sa1e At public ID suction
on my place IA NILE nut east q
Delaware on
svsdnssdayt February 2t.st f2asss,
Sale to commence at 10 M. the
following property: ,sss
Horses q head. 1}s6lack mere
colt. coming years Old 4 weight
500 y bay elding. coming s. years old,
weight 900; black seidinEs. com
ing and IS years old weight 1900
each; cksnares u sysk - sol and
hey mare Is years Z: Cd: bay Z mare,