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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-26
MURDER TRIAL ENDS
WITHOUT A VERDICT.

The Jury in the Case of Miss Craw-
ford Could Not Agree.
Associated rresa Special
New Orleans, La, March 16.-~l
The sensational triai 81 AMAZE
ttsrmwford. whc wAM MrrAignsd On
lthe alleged chArg1 ~ murderanK h~f
!, sister, Eliz, came TO an emo thi
morning, resulting In mistrial
! lThe jury stood nine to three for tn
facaufttal or the woman
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-26
CONDITION OF GIRL
rs STILL SERIOUS.

Miss Logan Unable to Make State
ment Regarding Shooting
Associated Press Special.
Stephenville, Texas. March 26.---
Miss Mildred Logan, the young wo7
man who was shot by Mrs. Reyn-
olds, is still in a very serious condi-
ton and is unable to make state
ment as to the cause of the trouble.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-03-26
Orozco at Jiminez.
Associated Press Special.

Jiminez, Mexico, March Be-
General Orozco is personally in coDl-
mand Of the rebel forces here this
afternoon.
Long range skirmisning began
about eleven O'Clock this morning
and at this hour appearances are
that another general battle is about
to develop.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

Richie eaScd the enemy along with
two hits. but two of the blows hap
pened in one inning. His pals accorded
Lew airtight support and with the team
intact and free from aches and pains
the result was never in doubt.
For quite a spell Jeff Tesreau was the
whole thing in the moist line. He
seemed about to repeat his success of
last week. For a matter of FIVE rounds
JEFF bore this aspect. In the sixth the
Cubs spilled the contents of jeff s hop
per. They kicked him for three runs
in four knocks and wild pitch, and
thereafter the said Jeff was as useful
as high diver who had mislaid his
tank.
Two of these tallies were scored be-
fore hand was out, Tinker and Iim-
norman wbacked single and double
and Tom Leach pushed the runs home
with a single past Jeff s starboard leg.
JEFF was in more or less OF fix. A
play that went wrong at second base,
Followed by Evers's safe bunt, filled
the corners, jeff then got two men out
Leach scored the third run while Sheck-
ard was at bat Tesreau endured an
other round. Schultz led in the seventh
with double but nothing came of it,
Otey Crandall, the well known truck
horse, took Tesreau's place TO give his
famous specially of clearing away the
remains, but the Cubs. nicked Otcy for
one marker IN the eighth. jeff and
Otey yielded total of ten hits for the
entertainment of those present.
Frank Chance presented Richie with
another brand new 500 bill, and the
crowd tried to find Richie TO lionize
him, but the comedian had suddenly
disappeared.
FIRST INNING-New York-Snodgrass
walked. but was caught stealing second
Archer to Tinker. Doyle flew out 10
Safer. Becker singled 10 center and
Murray filed to Leach.
For Cnicago-Sheckard grounded TO
Snodgrass. Schultz famed Devore got
Tinkers ny. No runs. No hits.
SECOND IENING-Devore was safe on
Zimmerman wide throw TO first. Lea ch
was under Herzog's fly. Meyers was out.
Zimmerman to Safer. Fletcher flied to
Schultz. No runs, no hits. one error.
walked but was caught stealing Safer
vas passed. but Evers flied to Murray No
runs. no hits.
THIRD TNNING-Tesrea singled TO
left snodgrass flied TO Leach. DOYLE
forced Tesreau. Evers 10 Tinker. Doyle
caught stealing. Archer to Evers No
runs, one hit no errors.
Archer singled TO center Richie struck
out. Sheclsard also struck out. Schultz
famed. No runs. one. bit.
FOURTH INNING-Becker flied to
Leach; Richie and Safer retired Murray.
Deyore was out Evers to Safer. No runs.
no hits.
Tinker struck out Zimmerman walked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

Leach singled to right; SAFER flied to
Becker; zimmerman going to third after
Snodgrass. No runs one hit.
FIFTH INNING-Evers got Herzog' g
ily. Zimmerman and Safer disposed OF
Meyers. Fletcher singled past thinner
lined to Zimmerman No runs, two hits
Archer was out. Doyle TO snodgrass;
Richie out, Doyle to Snodgrass SheclSard
doubled Into right field crowd Murray
was under Schulte's long fly. No runs,
one hit
SIXTH INNING-Doyle out. Evers to
Safer Becker doubled to right. On Muir
third and nailed Murray at first. No
runs. one hit
Tinker singled to right. Zimmerman n
doubled to left. sending Tinker to third.
Leach singled TO center. scoring Tinker
and Zimmerman. Sair grounded to Her
zog who threw wild to catch Leach at sec
ond, Both runners were safe. Evers beat
third and Safer TO second. Archer fouIed
TO Ilerzog, Richie fouled to Meyers. Lea ch
scored on passed ball, SaIer going TO
third and Evers TO second. Sheckard
SEVENTH INNING-Devore fouled to
Tinker Herzog singled to enter Meyers
flied to Schultz. Fletcher forced Herzog.
Schultz doubled down the first base line.
In an attempt to sacrifice. Tinker popped
70 Tesreau. Zimmerman struck out.
Leach flied 10 Becker. No runs, one hit.
EIGHTH 1NNING-Crandall repla ced
Tesreau for New York Safer singled past
Doyle Crendsll and Snodgrass disposed
OF Evers. Archer singled to left. scoring
Ssier Richie popped to Doyle. Sheckard
was out, Herzog to Snodgrass. One run.
two hits.
Mccormick batting FOR Tesreau, flied
TO Sheckard. snodgrass popped to Tink-
er, DOYLE singled past Evers. Becker
Dnyla E,ycrS Ia n
one hit
NINTH INNTNG-Leach was under
Murray's fly. Devore was safe at first
when Safer dropped Tinkers throw. Her
zogs hit forced Devore Tinker to Evers.
and was doubled at first. No runs. no
hits. one error.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
STARTLER, At Z TO |,
WINNER At BUTTE
Lady Tendi, at 9 to 1, Cap
tures Final Race on Yes
terday's Card.
BY International News Service.

BUTTE. Aug 2l.-Starter. closing at
IL to l. and Lady Tepdi, at to 1. were
both well PLAYED by the talent today and
won easily. Summary.
First race. nvc furlongs-Auto Girl 10 1
tCavanaugh), won: pecency, 10 (Taplin). soc"
ond: Robert Mitchell 10 / tMcDovclD. third
Time OF rs. Or. Neufer. 10 Mo. Queen Ruth
Abort Jones. Lady Mint. Vimur, Menden and
CARMEL alao
Second race. four and half tuTlongs-Okonito
to . (Ormos). won. Mollio Richards. II 70 10
tMclntyrcl. second: Green Cloth. 16 to 20. Bo-
lsnd). third. Time :S5 ls5 Nifty, Forge. Mca-
s!c md Senior Llorepte elso ran
Third race. hve furonFs-Ormar Lad, 10 /
Cwarrenl. won; Tillinshast. 10 fBuxton), sec
ond. Shooting Spray 70 (McCloSkoy), third
Time 100 As. saltiBrade. Salvage. Odd Rose
Florence Kripp. Folk. The Fad and Yo Solo also
Fourth race one milo md twenty ysrdS-
Startler. IL TO l tBurton) won, Engravsr IL 10
10 CWarren). second lack LarHon TO iShrin
err. third. Time. 1ac. Hilt Jones. Acumcn
and Goro also
Fifth race. ave and half turlouSs-Frank c.
Hogan, 10 tCavnnnugh) won; Charles Goctz
o TO I? (Anderson). second Mary Emily. TO |
(Taplin), third. Timo. 100. Tube Rose, No
Sixth raco. nvo and half furlouss-IAdy Ten
di. 10 ID. Boiand). won: or6a Smile. 10 I
fWarren). second Passenger. 13 10 tBuXton,
third Time. 1:0s. La CsEadora. Nandaderu. Tim
Judge and Lotitia also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
BADEN AGAIN WINS
FEATURE AT SALEM
BY international News Service.

SALEM. n r.. Aug 2l.-Five races
We're run off at the second day OF the
grand circuit racing at Rockingham park
this afternoon, the feature OF which was
the $4,000 stake for 2:10 trotters.
There were but six starters in this race
but the six were a classy half dozen,
among which were Baden the leading
money winner OF the wear: Esther W.
Cheney and Dorsb Medium. Baden won
In straight heats.
In the free-for- all trot Billy Burke
holder OF the seasons trotting record,
easily won. with Anvil OF the Geers stable
second. For the 2-year-old division OF
the horsebreeders' futurty five youngsters
were named, Lord Allen was never forced
The PIG pace and 2;14 trot complet t ed
the programme The track. while the
footing was loose. was In far better con-
dition than on the opening day and IL
was estimated that 20 600 We're present
when racing started.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
American Association

Al Kansas City: First same R. H. F.
Indianapolis 20 IS
Kansas City ....0 o. II Z
Batteries-Luk aud Mckee; Rhoadcs md
0 oConnor. Umpires-FerEuson and Handiboo
Second game R. II E.
% ! o o O-5 1
Kansas City 80 0 - II q
Batteries-Merz. Taylor and Mckee; SchlitEer
and James. Umpircs-Handibos and Ferguson.
Al Minneapolis: First game r. II r.
Toledo .........o 40 2
Minneapolis Il o o IS IL !
Batteries-w JAmes and Land. Patterson and
Owens Umplres-Chi1l and Irwin.
Second game n. II r.
Toledo ........o q o n o-l : {
Minneapolis "a o - IN l
Bntterlcs-Iames and Walsh and Land Lieb-
hardt and owenn Umpires-ChiD and Irwin.
Al st. Poul-- II. n F..
Columbus ....1 . 6 . o--l6 "a 4
ST. Paul ........0 q o l. 2
Ratteres-Pnckard. Bruck and S1urphy and
Smith Leroy and Marshall. UmpIres-Hayes and
Anderson.
At Milwaukee r. " T.
Louisville 30 o-t n
Milwaukee 30 q q - II
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Ludwig; Nicholson and
Block Umpircs-Connony and Spade.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Alf G0ullet, Incognit0, Wins a
Swimming Race at the Lagoon

I've seen that guy somewhere" said
one Of the amateurs hackers
or course after that IL was only a
minute or two until Goullet was identi-
fed as the bicycle champion.
The stakeholder promptly disqualified
him on the ground OF his being a pro-
fessional His hackers protested that he
was professional bicycle rider: but not
a professional swimmer,
We'll II he amt a professional swim
mer he ought 10 be- drawled the stake
holder, ANY guy TINT can swim like
that can beat lot OF f1sh I've seen NV
advice 10 him is TO turn professional and
Dow's a good time to declare him one"
For a while Il looked az II GoulIst's
friends would lose the money they had
wasared. but the bets were finally drawn
down.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

~ URING the ann teur swimming
races at the Lagoon yesterday All
Goullet, the champion bicycle
- rider was an Interested spectator.
After the pupils OF the gym had
finished their contests number Of
matches not on the programme were
made Willie Bowlcs and Murray Cor
don artfuly inveigled a pretty good anna
teur swimmer and his friends into an
argument which ended In Goullet being
matched to swim 100 yards against the
amateur.
The Australian crawl stroke was
revelation to the local swimmers. Goul-
let won by almost twenty yards. lie
rather overdid tho matter, out Goullet is
accustomed TO doing his best whenever
he starts. II he had won by FIVE yards
the result might have been more proft-
able to his friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

Summary; Stolen bases-Van Basse'
Murray Strip. Spencer. Perrine. Sacr
fee hits-Spencer. Bassey- Sacrint
aies-Tonin, Changnon, Bassry. Tws
base hits-Stripp. Jensen. Perkins. We1
sler. Three-base hit-Carman. Doub
plays-Wessler to Schimpff TO Van. Pei
rine 10 Oriet 10 Carman Left on bases
Ogden 6. Missoula ;. Hits-Off Stor
10 in innings. off Erickson in ! II
ming Struck out--By Stone t. by Ian
Ioch a. Bases on balls-Off Stone 2, o.
Zamloch 2, off Erickson ]. Passed balls
Roberts. Strip. Time OF game houI
and . minutes Umpire-Frary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
zAMLOCH HANGS up
OWE MORE VICTOR
Game Made Interesting
Expulsion of Both Manager
by Umpire Frary.

MISSOULA. Mont. Aug 2l-Missou
defeated Ogden today. II to 8, In a on
sided contest that was nevertheless n
Of fight Managers BlankenshIp and n
Closkey were banished from the field
Umpire F'rary. Stone pitched a 20
game until the seventh. when three &
rors filled the bases before a man W
out Singles by Oriet, Carman and Tob
then scored -four runs Erickson W
touched for five hits and gave one ba
on balls in the last innings. during whi
the Highlanders scored three times. Ear
ioch was effective throughout.
The eScOre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
GREAT FALLS

Summary: Two base hit-Stovall.
Three-bas hits Whaling, kafora, Sacrl-
flee hits-Dell, Whaling, Mlsse, Sacri
flee fly-Ma thes Stolen bases-Murphy,
Bases on balls-Off Dell; q. Hildebrandt,
!. Struck out-By Dell, 8; by Hlldcb-
randi. 4 Wild pitch1Dell, Double play
bases-Butte, s, Great Falls. s. Time OF
game-1:50. Umpire-WriGht.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
CHAMP P|ONSH|P RACE
OF BOSTON CHECKED
Jackson Registers Four Hits
and Four Runs in as
Many Bats.

BOSTON. Aug. 21.-Cleveland batted
out an easy victory over the league lead .
ers. Neither O'Brien nor Hall. who sue
ceeded him, was effective, Boston's er-
rors helped to make several Cleveland
runs. Cleveland scored three runs off
O'Brien In the first on a pass. doubles
by Lajole and Olsen, Johnsons single
and Carrigan's error. In the second, with
Hall pitching. Peckinpaugh singled Ryan
was hit and three men scored when Hop
pet let Jackson's hit go through his legs
Jackson got four hits and four runs in
four times at bat.
BOSTON-CLEyEI,ND
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Reagan Begins Training.

Johns In Salt Lake September (. !s in and
Will begin roal training Eennedys place on
St0te street today. lie will start work az 3
o'clock this afternoon and Invites tho public 20
watch him work. Reagan Ia looking hno after
weeks hike in the mountains and says that
he has fully recovered from tho Injury 20 his
hand sustained in his recent nsht with ChsIky
Germninc al Price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Giants Shut Out
By Cub Comedian
By Charles Dryden

B nternato ona
0HICAGo Aug 21In the pictures with
illustrated song hivery music Comedian Lew Richie
~ Joke of the the Giants He
them their farewell appearance here and late tonight
the prde of Broadway beat it the Pitts
burg leading the fleet by of four and oneaf
games Coming here from feed of soft
Giants not well prepared for the rough handed by
the Cubs comedian the slab.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
HELENA

Summary: Stolen bsses-Fortier, Da
Wis Pendleton, 9, Killilay, Morse, Sacrl-
tice hjts-Davis, Dressan Two-base hits
-Peudleton. Abbott, Morgan. Menges ..
Qulgley 2, Kelly 2. Three base hits
Fortler Bauer. Home run-Dayis BH ses
on batls-Off Powers, Is; off Morgan, 2,
Struck out-By Powers 8; by Morgan. B,
Hit bv pitched ball-By Powers, Dressan.
Passed ball-Thompson, Time, hours.
Umpire-FTary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Superbas Beat Pirates,
Iptarpa Hawai- Nou,, Cx-,,oa

PITTSBURG, Aug. 21.-Brooklyn made
II Two out or three by defeating the
Pirates. l 10 O. this afternoon la one OF
the fastest games OF the season, lasting
one hour and twenty minutes. Fucker
was at his best and that meant a VIC
tory or the Superbas Adams, who twirled
Tor the Pirates. also pitched a good game
the visitors getting eight hits. three of
them coming in the third inning and the
Brooklyns scoring them only on a long
fly 10 deep center.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
H|LDEbRANDT BEATS
STOvALL'S BIG STAR
Weiser Dell Is Wild and Reeds
SouthpaW Takes Battle
Easily.

GREAT FALLS. Aug 21.-Weiser Dell
was Wild today and lost the game for
Butte in the fourth inning when q SIN
gle, one error and a base on balls filled
the sacks Dell walked another man,
forcing in run and then pitched wild
one. which let in TWO more. One more
run being scored on a single. HIldebrandt
was effective all the way, The score.
RT-TTE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
NEW YORK.

Zimmerman, Schultz. Becker Hits-Off
Tesreau. In innings; Crandal In ] In
ming. Sacrifice hit-Saier Double plays
Zimmerman TO Safer; Tinker TO Evers
10 Saier Left on bases-Chicago. 9; New
York 6. Bases on bals-Tesreau, 3;
Richie. |. Struck ont-Tesreau. 6. Passed
balls-Meyers, Time hour 40 minutes
Umpires-klem and Orth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Bennett Wants Fight

Freddie Bennett. 'entherveIEht from Fhiia-
dciphis. is in Salt Like and II eager 10 hook
up with ans or tho youngsters of hfs size in the
country. He weighs % pounds. For nformn-
tion Jack Fisher NJ the fremont hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
SALT LAKE FATTENS
AVERAGE OFF POWERS
Helena TWirler Issues Thir-
teen Passes, League Record
for Wildness.

HELENA, Aug 21.-Powers was wild
as March hare today, and established
a new league record by issuing thirteen
passes, five OF which were converted into
runs. Morgan was hit freely, but was
given sensational support In the pinches.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

Errors-Zedor. weaver. Peters. MCMILLAN.
Summary; Two-base hits-Weaver, Chase.
Three base hits-Cnldwell. Double plays-Cald-
wclI TO Mcmillan 10 Chase. Stolen bsscs-Mc-
MILAN, Caldwell. Hils-On Benz. Z In In
nings. Bascs on bnlls-OR Peters 1 Struck
out-By Caldwell &; by Benz 3: by Peters. l.
Sacrifice bits-Mat,ick. Lord. Chaoe. Daniels
Time OF game-1a6. Umpires-Dineen and
o Brien.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
" estern League

AT Des MolDes-Des Moncs. /. Denver, I.
A. Omsha-omaha. s: Wichita, o.
Az Lincon--Llncoln. o. Sioux City. 0.
AZ Topcka-Topcka. 3. 81. Joseph. 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

ErrorS-Hoopcr. BALL. Speaker, Ensle. Carrigsn.
Summary: Two-baso hts-Lajole Olsen Gard
nor Ryan. Threc-base hit-carrgan Double
plays-Olsen. Lajoe TO Johnson. Stolen bases
Speaker. Hlts-oG oBrien in ! Inning.
Bases haIls-OG o'Bron. /; on BIaud,ng. 4
Struck out-By Hall. (; By BIanding 4. sacri-
Ace ht-Blnudins. Hit by pfecher-Hal, Ryan.
Umpirc-O Loushliu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Bv IntcrnatIonal News Service

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.-The Nation
ais, back in their stride. won today from
the Tigers. to !, in the first game of
the series Bob Groom was effective
in the pinches and but for his own error
would have had a shutout.
wAsHINGToN-DETRoIT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

Erron-Groom. Lake Kochcr.
Summary: TEo-base hits-Gandil. Groom.
Thrco base hit-cobb. Double plny-Morgan to
Henry. Stolen bnse5-Moellor. 5, Hits-oh Lake.
In z innngs: on Works. 1 In ] inning Sac
rhce nies-Cruwford. shanks. Time OF game
1850 Umpircs-Egon and Evans.
No Game at Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia-St Louis game in the
American league was postponed yesterday
because Of wet grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
DRooKLYN-PITrsBURG

Brooklyn ...-...-......0 o q o n nj
PittSbnrE .............0 o n q m
ErTors-Mensor, Warner
Summary T~o-5sss hi'-Norihen. Three .ba,n
hit-WegncF. Bases balir-On Ruckor a. on
Warner, / Struck out-By Rueker. g. by Adams
r.,,-,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
Bv International News Service.

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-The Yankees
opened a new series with the White Sox
today by taking an easy victory, 6 TO I.
Caldwell outpitched Benz at every stage
and he also had the advantage of su
perior support
CHICAGo-NEw YORK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22

Continued On following page.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-22
BosToN-cLEvELaND.

Cleveland ....,,.......3 % 10
The evening world., 1912-01-06
"A Len, Enqaqement.

the glrI, and ask her n she Is willing
10 wait, say two years.
The evening world., 1912-01-06
Naming It..

IT M portly luliceman mt ont a ptuuous
hand. Tile effect wa instantaneous. The
streaming traffic ceased Ia stream, and a.,
pedestrians Toured confidently across the road.
II vas Ney pleasant, Thought the lolieeuAin.
who was new b. nj. job. With one single ittlr
iuser lac could bold up an entip street, and hr
smllel with CONSCIOUS pride as he realiLcd h.,
greatness.
But suddenly he became aware Of a gaze fxsi
cl1uusly ulnn him. The snsr was the diver
n = mere iourNh,cler . shaiby. rasgsd tetl,,
Wip had no Ilght Ia stare at ANYTHING but hs
own ill-kempt r-fletion, The hobbs stool hs
scrutiny for a While. rheu lie ,ruwn,d and asked
sharply:
Nov. then, what are You staring at
Tie cahby shook his head as he rriiiei:
"wen Ia ten You the truth, guE'nor. ! vas
lust irving 10 ave II a naIne .'-AnswrfA
The evening world., 1912-01-06
B etty i n c e n t
to Lovers
Letter, to Retty vincont. received At The Evsnirg World Once NJ TO
Zach Gay VIII ~ III cred IL he following days paper.
The Leap Year Girl.

HIS Is leap year, and already am sure some girls
are considering seriously that stupid old Joke about
their rlglt TO propose.
do hone that every one who reads this column Will
realize that the idea of the i,m!nin" proposal is a Joke. and
can never be anything else among rght-minded people.
There il a lttc old uuatlain which defines better than
can the limits q woman must observe toward the man
she loves
when let yol see care.
Meet your eyes and touch your hand.
have made you understand
Al a woman may or dare"
. ,,t cara n a man Nul, has nm, IL
The evening world., 1912-01-06
Sweet Child!

I WARMER wac mouling Do. bow in
Fl i-.lut.. = .4all lltAnittN, he siil
! - driven Ia drink n | continue - he
.uI,murI ON Lght cir tm-iannal |criltugr rs an
rauI Ad ss,l,iYls world. I'll older day when
vas out IA the Uark. tryiug 20 get cool. AT
down ~ nN uu an inviting bench-wluch had.
.lAcG, h,cu rctnty painted. .Ater a bit | tired
10 rt up sgiin. la' my inst efforts were not
xouy suclSss.L. a tin! Little gil regarded ny
The evening world., 1912-01-06

IN D. writes; There Is a hoy !
like very much. but another boy . con.
The evening world., 1912-01-06
Somewhat Unfortunate.

NTHthE are M imt' IN my NE when
| have iet that fate IA ind,-i irpnicil, .
said the man WIN We. seldom troubled
hy his dell,
"Ip ,ou refer 10 ans slrcia' o%Clispu ~ IN
luirsi un, Of Id, oldssi cpli'urs.
zone II them came last wtoh, nhen "a. IN
Chlrag'. all the cirttful DICTATOR. lad 4
money rider for So arI H., uulN rTfs.n who
could ideutliy me wa q msu - Nh1m !
owed $50 Co. Youth. Companion
The evening world., 1912-01-06

tinually trying to make trouble hetwce'
him and me. What sinai | dor
The best plan would be- for you az
you friend TO resolve 20 have no furth'
acquaintance with the trouble-mak0i
Then you won't have to listen 10 hi'
tales.
GO. l." writes II invited . bps 10 ac-
company me In u party AMI he has not
returned my invitation Jy inviting me
" Sl.u!d | expect aim to do go
Yes, ne ought to reply his social o3-
l!gatl-Hs.
"A F. wtit.s Il am engaged 10
marry a man fifteen Years Older than
myself. and my friends toll me I am
very foolish, What do you think"'
A marriage usually has a better
.caSass SsS kaSp.asss SAAS both persons
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to prison FOR a serious crime. DO YOU
think | ought to forget him."
! do not think that marriage with him
would bring 0 happiness.
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struggle with goat interest Tor . fcs moments.
thtu ,Ir stt..sd iu.ttb forward ',iive me your
hand. ml'ttr' N' sliI, I'm uelp ,uu to get M.
why, M, l,ir chill. YOU have not strength enough
I" hclp a nan a, BIZ a. ! an laughed. Oh.
'ts, | have responded Tire LITTLE girl. I've pulled
apa up man, a time when Joe vas d1inktr than
yoiI are loung's Magazine.
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90 =
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affection for you there is nothing o can do bt smnca ami await his move
before YOU begin IT,