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Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

Vera Cruz. Oct, 25.-The eeurtmar- tial of Gen, Felix DiaB began at [ o'clock this afternoon and will end to- morrow merning with the execution of Seneres Lima and Migoni, two ol his officers. IL is probable also that General Diaz will be shot at the same time
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26
GA TARRH
Breathe Booths HYOMEIiand Refreshing R elief Will Come in Three Minutes.

Australian Eucalyptus is a non-irri- tating, germ destroying liquid that is largely used by Catarrh and Thro4. Specialists and by physicians Of the modern school
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26
LOYALTY TO PRESIDENT TAFT

One Keynote in Housing Republican Ray-Norwich Hears Judge Studey, Republican Candidate for Governor and Gen. King, Candidate For Congressman Figures For Norwich Manufacturers and Workers-Nebraska 
 Attorney General Makes Ringing Address National Issues.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

Don't forget the runmage and home made food sale at 142 Main street to- day. the former rooms of the Halle club, for the advancement of the pro- gressive party--adv-
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

The marriage of Edna Lolyd, dangh- ter of Mrs William Jordan of Groton, and Joseph M Mitchell of New York, took place at the home of the bride, Wednesday evening, at o'clock, Rev. G. R. Atha performing the ceremony.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

Mrs. Parker, state organizer of the progressive party, was in Norwich from 10.30 to HAS Friday, on her way from Hartford to New London, and had a conference with Norwich women leaders in the movement.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

The commercial values of Connecti- cut granites are given in a new gov ernment bulletin by classes and quar- ries. The total value of the products in 1908 was $592, 904. The stones range from coarse to very fine in texture and there is great variety in color shade and mineral contrast.
Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-26

Which of these men, Taft or Roese- Velt. has given you the square deas, continued the speaker, as he eonclud
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0ie6esb ente er[anat.

Die Saden, tpeffe Gmninq
Maft ans Dem 2ooen BON Ssobn
GorbD, t15 noroI. t6. StroBe nut
.t7lit einbr1lf oeitoblen tp4troen,
.iino ourh MittbeilnHg zines Der
tIuaenoIi6en 0debe, @itbert Ooiar,
zines Omaha Sungen, nieoer er-
langt moroerl. Der guride iagtt
osm 9eteftib RaIonep, NO Die Ga.
den beritedt ndren. Sie beiouoef
ildl in einem 6auie nube 10. Ctr.
un0 Capitol ape.
IS ifen1t cine gauge 8anoe iu-
genolider garbrefer 5l lein, Iduter
Burden i'm 4lter bon II bis 2o
Sabren, nelde Die ~fortaeieBten
Gie6itn9le attsiibren. 8erbaftet
lrlroen 5ranf 8ihoroion, II Sabre
alt, uno Nat6at aeIIep. 9ieie Bur
ifen Iteben aud in grroott, Den
ginbrud 1T 5lotnu's Su1peIicrlaoen
1usgefiihrt 81 bdben. 4qe Sungen
lino bon Omaha.
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9cntidlcr 3amen.g crrin.

0as grrangemeutsfomite 0es
Teitidlen 9amctls Sereins bat aiti
zen gSeibnndtstag cine aroBe 5cirr
i'm 0eiitiden Sauie acplant. 9as
6eit uimmt piinft $3.50 Rahnittogs
ieineu Antauq Der Gintritt be.
iIdat fir Nitalieoer 25e, fiir Nidt.
mtgIieoer 50t. SeOer @ait erbGlt
Gin @eifenf, porausgeiebt, err en-
ideint nidt nnd Z llbr 4bcnos.
0irigent Hecie mo iein por3iialider
Sinoerd)or fperoen bel Dem Bro.
gramm mihuirfen lno sic 3uh0re-
nit Dem @ortrag bon 8eibnofts.
unO 0eutiden goIfslie6ern e%rireucn,
iiberbaitpt lit Oos auigeiteate Bro
gramm porjiiglid.
gtodlitebeno bringen mir Oas Bro.
aroinm: ainoerd)or inter Qeitlmg
oes Serrn IF. n. Steele; gortrag,
giold @orner; Goruet Solo, 2ouis
Sped)t; gortrag. Srie0a Ieeia. &c.
lang. GGiie Steele; 9ortrog, Sttilie
aiuoer; Bionoiolo, Sortenie Sect;
gortrng. artbur Son; Bioiin Solo,
gpron @rrnopaIo; gortrag, @lo0ps
Zen: Gornet Solo, Conrad Soreu.
fen; 9ortrng, 81tb. Sutder; @e.
lang Gll6f HlmoBr; gortrag,
@laOps alitfer.
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Seineu @erlebunaen erleaen.

8cter SdmiB, Der am IeBten
9onneritag an Der "a. lnO 2eupm-
iuort6 Strabe bon eitem StraBen.
bobnuagen irberfohren mo idlper
perleet muroe, lit baute ieinen Ser
lsBunger erlegen. Ger 8eritorbenc
bate EN- 4lter bon "A Sabren er-
reift unS mar lett 80 Sobren in
Omaha anidiiig. SIM iiioli6en
Staottbeil mar er dagemein befanut /;
er friitete ieiu 2eben nit Sauiiren
hon moGenen 4rtifeln. 6riiber, gu
Seb5eiten oe5 often 6errn q. 6.
5eitner, funqirte er ols 4gent Ser
omaha 3ribiine. 0a5 Stidial bat
iShmib reft itieimiitterlih behdn,
0elt. Gem feline 5rau erblinoete
un0 befinOet iid gegenpdrtig i'm
Gouutp Soipital.
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@itteImdbigc bis cute aiibc
$4. 50-5.50.
@~erpobuIid)e bis mittrfm1bige.
SO. 25-4.50.
StodcrS unO Seekers, ltarf.
@ite bis bette So. 40-S.00.
RitteImdBige bis bette $5.75-
GAO.
@cipobnIif,e bis mitteIm6bige.
$5.00-5.75.
Stod Seiiers $4.50-6.25.
G6lber 10000.
guIen $4.5-6.00.
Sdpeine- 3nfubr $500; Worft
ieit bis DC bober. 0urdidmittspreis
$7tO-725; bofiier greis 1875.
Sdaie-3uhlbr 2300; Marft 10
bis 10 cts. bober.
Nutteritoie, cute bis bette $4.25
-4.50.
8ioocr, quito bis bette $4.65-
500.
SdbrLinge S..
2Gmmer $7.65-S.00.
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boI6 fam MIR Gin befdbieter mi
eeidulter Damn Elm iolhes ami
b%efleiOen. .
Gem innleu Serrn Sulills Set.
ner, Dem taIentpolen Sobue oel
Srau Bertha @ebidmam lit 0it
groBe ebre 5utbeil geporOen, 5irui
Si3efonlul Der Ser. Snnten IN
@armeu, Hbeinpropin3, 8egiermgs
be5irf 9iiiitIoorf, elmer Der beoelr
tenoiten Snouitrieltd0te GeutidD
LAMBS, ernannt 81 fuer0en. Sn ei.
mem BON iu1enolidem StoIje ourd,
nebtcn grieie bat or ieiner Miltter
Sic ernennuug mitletbeilt. Gin
Srief 0es amerifaniihen aouiuls
Charles Sooper IN Carlsbad 5eigt,
neIh ausg53eidneten GiuOrud Ser
5eitner auf i'm geuadt BAT. Aui
ieine G%mpfeblung an Den nuierifani.
ifen aoniiil in 8armeu, @err1l
Eager, erfoIate Die grnennimg 0eS
@errn 51itner. ...
gei ieinem iugmOliHen after bon
% Sabren lit SEER 5einter Der
jiinaite Sicefoniul Der Ser. StauteH.
Cine ihonere @ei6nadtsireuOc
fonnte 5rnu @eBidulauu nift be
reitet per0en, ols ourd oieien Brief
hires 6errn Sobne5. Sober, Der
nit 6errn 5eitner in 9eriibrrnq
qetommen, milB in ibm einen gel,
Jig mgetp0bnlid oeroulagten JIM
gen Rain erfanut baben. gr bat
eite groBe 3utuuit Dor iif. Die
Gaglife Gn1oba 3ribiine miinift
inn fir ieinen ierneren 2ebensIauf
aas groBtp Slid.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Cmnha eanbluehr.gerrin.

Bir alidbrIidy 10 bat and beilel
eer Sinaba Son0ipehr. 9erein eiuI
grobe 5eier am @eibnadtstage IN
Der @aibington Sale geplnnt Oh
6citlidlfcit niutmt nm 6 llbr aben0s
ibren aniana. Zen 8orbereihmqer
sufolge miro iih oas Sci
Vorganaern in c~benbiirtiaer @eiiC
icinen G%orgdnacrn in e~benbiirtiacl
@eiie nnidlieben. Die nit ocr
@eibnadltsieier berblmOene ain0er.
beiheeruna miro oos Serj Ser aIci.
men c%rireuen. oenn III oieiem Eumft,
III oiif Die @iinife Der Sinner in
we~itgebenoer @ciie Giidiidlt acnom.
men luoroen. Ter eintritt bctrdgi
% Gents Die Rerion. ain0cr ln,
Ter IA Sobren iino fret.
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SnS.Gmnho.

@16reno Der Sta0trdt6siibunq am
Weontag 4ben0 oetirte Manor Sector
Die IN Der oorigen SiBrng poiiirte
&eiehition, Den StaotcIerf nit Der
8ergebrng zines a~ontraftes fitr oen
8au elmer StoOtgorage 0llttomobil
IdHppen) Ill betraIen. als 8riin0e
fir iein 8eto iiibrt Der Manor an.
ooB Der Mnpor iopobl ais Der Glerf
Eel einem aontrafte betbeiligt iein
ioa, baB feruer feine 8oriebung
fiir Sei5anlnge gemadt mt0 Die Gld.
ne uno Spe5ififdtionen ourh oen
Staotrath nidlt 9~utgebeiBen tuuroen.
Dos geto 0es Nfnpor9 pitroe auf
redt erbaltett.
9ie Blame fir Anitrid un0 Rencs
pirung oeS Gatbbauies un0 Ses @e.
i1ngniiies muroen gitqebeiBen uno
ST ,046 fiir Den ,3pef bepiQigt
Der aontraft ip1iroe a~asntuiien uno
@yiQoalp iibertrogeit. Die arbei.
ten ioaen in 80 8ogen iertiggeitelt
neroen.
GOnar0 @ennie, 26t4 81 StraBe
mobnbaft puroe ain Sonntng
abeno itn S35 beranbt, pelhes
Cello CT gebor9t hatte. I'M cine
8fleqerin iiir ieiuc frame 5rnu
~. beioracn. 6reunOe fauoen Den
Niaim bapuBtlos III cilier @niie
lieqeu. Gene 5aifen fparen Inn
gefebrt. Mon hatte ion III elmer
@irtbfhaft betaubt uuo beraubt. Die
4Solijei mill Die I61ter fenneFi.
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Vfripnalnptiifu.

@err Sofob &niid bat miicrnbIG
Beibn0dJtsieit. Gle @idt III ibul
in Die @IieOer aefabreu nno e.
muB 01s 9cit bitten. Bon cinenI
iiner biefiaen 6reun0c lit or mil
cinem @clhenf beoadt iporoen, od,
nit CT bos sStiI 5eit in cd)tcr Ger
manempeiie ieiern lam. Sir min.
ideu baIoigc gcHsrims.
Serr 5rco 9cbn, felt oen Ieetcn
10 Sabren Snipsttor Der bieiigcn
SounB Sieeeuidniten, bat Den DienIi
nlittirt un6 miro iif am 10. "a.
miar na6 San Diego, Gal.. beacben,
nm BORT feiucl ouiiernOen 8obufit
mfgidlaaen. Scrr gebm lit einpr
Der 1~lieitcn gniieolcr Smaba's, &C.
b6rie Dor etlpa 90 Snbren Dem
StaOtratbc an mo beiitt bier nieIl
5renOe.
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Warffberihf.

SiiosO 4noha, q. DECEMBER.
2inopieb-3ufubr 1000; Mtarfi
Tart bis t0c bober.
@llte bis bette $7.75-t0.00.
gutc bis bette $8.00-975.
NittelmaBige Els quite 800
500.
@~eU6brtife bis mitteImdbise
$6.00-7.00.
aii9e uno Sellers, itarf bis t0t
6oher.
@rtte Biz bette 9eifcr8 S5.75-
100.
Suite bis bette aiibe $3.50
$50.
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Ct. 1piephs @rrein.

Ole 8eibnadltsieier Oes ct. So.
icpbs @erein fin6et am SpIpefter.
abenO in Dem 8oiement Der Stride
itntt. Gin ihones Grogramnl
foElmt our auffiibring uno oGG
ainoer iper6en NIT @eitenfcu be.
oodt nerhen.
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$airdlide Gadri6trn.|


Tas bobc @eibnadtsieit miro in
Der CT. Wnrin 9iagodIenn Stride
lSlep. Batter y. SiHue) in ieierlih'
tier @eiie beaanarn mcrocn. %,
@ottcSoicniie iinOcn mn 9 llbr. s
llbr mo 1890 llbr Roraens iiaii.
SIM Sauptacitcsoicnit mn 1890
llbr miro Der peritdrfte airhendor
Bret. z. n. Reeie's iiir oas gSeib'
nadltsieit tompcnirte berrlidle Weiic
SlbiIate Gomino~ nit Grheiterbe.
aIriung sur AuiiiIhuna brinacn.
6remoe Der @emriHOc lino piHfom-
men.
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Gfaot mi $4,000.

5rnn gtilOreo 6abens bat i'm
1iitriftgeriht gegel Sngodro nlo
hilbert Sibbericn cine alage aui
$4,000 nngeltrengt. Sic muroe
ON 9. ,uili BON Dem Alitonobil Der
g'crflagtcn efe 81. uao Gbiengo
GtraBe iibcrfabren uno perIeBt. Gas
automObil ioa gcIesaplorig ihueIl
caIabrln ieiu.
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@urbcrcitmnaen fir bie 9afetpoif

Die Heucn Negulationen fir oell
8adctpoitoienit in Cmaba merOeti
III eiitigcu 1ngcn befonnt acinodJt
meroerl. 4u /. sSoitiiar Diro Der
0ienIt bsgiflnen. Tie S~iperinten.
0entcn after Observation-Disclosures lpur.
Ger in 8aFbtnaton in oaen gin5el.
heiten oes 9ienltes inltruirt.
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ben. iuorin mir brionorrs Ods aus
gcBeidnetc Grheiier Der lllmcr 20.
mile Ionic eiuiae 0ioIiH SoIos BON
Rcbert SeHni bsrborbcben modltcn.
ane Gcuii6cu iiuo bcr8lih eiHgc'
la0en.
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grsionInl Saline ssitnsr.

gicefonlnI Der Ger. Stnoteu III
fein UNDERGRADUATES Anit. Die Sn.
tereiien oeo 0nnocIs oieieS groBerI
Sauocs ioaen ourd Die Noniiilate
I'M auslaHOe gctpnbri meroau. 0cS-
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9eutife 8iitoflide RetboSiften.
Stride. Gde Der #. mo 2ineolr
SetraBe, .friiber GenteritrnBe.
Sonntna-S dule ieOen Sonntaa
Rorgen 10 llhr.
Breoigt g~pttesoienit ii ubr gor.
mittngs.
abenos Sugeuobuft0. geriommlln1
Inn Z llbr.
@ibeI unO getitur6c s l1hr Mitt.
nod 4beno.
5rauens MiiHonSnerein ieoen er.
item 0onneritag I'M N0uat h33 llbr
Iadmittag.
gu amtsbanolnngen in Oeutiher
lmo engliifer Sprofe ieoerseit be.
reit q. s. Sniier, Foitor.
8obnrng: 1925 FiM. II. Ctr. ;
Eelepbou 1886.
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Die f~ciuItcu Glciidpoorcn.
@iirTie, 1pItrrs bel Sermon Hae.
eeIe, 9ieiier Jleiidmarft, 22o8 iiiO.
Iidle is. 5trdBc. Eel. Douglas
0snAertass izi6e Side.
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9euti6e o5reie Gnangeiiife Sir.
DIE, 22o3 iioI. II. StroBe.
@ottesoienit un0 8eibnabtsbe.
trnftmlg Sonntng Rorgen 1917
llhr.
Die @eihna6tsfeier Der @emein.
Sc ut0 5abbotb Sfnle am abenf
DOR &eibnoften INN 712 llhr, miro
non Dem Superintendent uno Sch.
rem Der g. q. geIeitet per6en.
$. q. 6. grudert.
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nIanaf M1oderL Inn Der aiihe
pprsl5trben alno fir ~nilgsnteinc
R1s0rncit iii elmer flcinen anlrri-
1d,rn Camille. @iitrr Sobn.
3fenjeu erlpilnidt. 5ron Gteb
1880 YarE MiIs Ape. 1el
I165 1854. G24s26
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Emaha WeirciSe. Marft.

Omaha, q. 8e5ember.
$orter &e15er-
gsr. 3, S2H-S4Hc
9r. 8, S2-S312c.
Nr. 4, 77-S012c.
SriibiabrS @ei3eu-
Gr. 3, St12-S2c.
@eiBes aorn-
Rr. 8, 42A-42hc.
Rr. A, 41-42Ae.
Color aorn-
Rr. 8, 42-42Ac,
G,cI6es Sort
Scr. 3, 4tb-2c.
SIR. A., 40h|i1As
Sort
ar. 3, 4tA-4tac.
Rr. A, 40-41c.
aOrn feirtes GraOes 38A-39H
@eiBer Sofer-
Rr, 9, 32A-92hc.
Stan0aro Safer 1926.
Nr. 3, 31h-32c.
Rr. A, 31-3thc.
Mnl59eritc 52-63c.
6~ltttergerite Rr. /, 40-45c.
Roggen-
ar. ., 5SK-59t.
Gr. 3, 57k-5She.
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Erodcnreiniaen uno 5drben
oEer grt mad neliiter tpihenidnit-
Iiaer Retbooe iino in alien Bran.
den BEL Der S9oeoind Co., 407
iiiol. Is. StraBe, Omaha. 8bone:
Douglas 1921.
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Cine Der intereHonteen amerifnnerinnen lit SRI. Sclcne @oI0,
mede i'd nmt rr Ourdl ~gednftidcn ltnternebnnn0s1eHf, fonorn
aud crd ibren 8obtbohgeitslinn ausge5eifnct bat. Sic lit 45
sabre aft imO miro 0~enlnddt on 45iabrigen Gipnbofnbenmten I. s.
|GbeparD heratbeu. Die grdut DcriIat iibr 80 9finionen Golnrs.
|lr grdulgoIu bat pcL iueulgcr.
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a Anirnh,a Nirdlt.

in Der II. Soicpb's Stride be,
ainnt am &eihnahtstage Inn 3 lin
Worgens Die Gbriimette. 9ei Die.
Ter @rIcacnbeit miro Der aird)enhor
cine nele 5eiimeii1 nndl Dem arcgo.
rduiid)rn Stile iingen. 0dnad fol.
gen 5ipci Stine Nlcien um 9odlnI.
Tar mo 5lpei am Seitenaltar. lin
s llbr lit 5riihmeiie. mtlder 8pei
Stile Meiieu fclaeu. lin 1890
llhr lit lieutenant mo GrcOigt. lin
Q llbr Rndanittags iii Gesper.
Sim He~uiabrstoqc iiroet Die @eIb'
nadtsieier Der ainOsr itatt; nit
Frojeiiiou 0urd Die Stride mo Der
6iuie1uuna Der aiuOcr.
9eutidc GpanaeIiih . Hltberiife
ct. @ouls Stride, edo 2S. mo
Barter Strabe.
BotteSoienite nm 10 llbr.
abenogottesoienit in enqliiher
Spradle leDet Spnittn1 nm IAo.
0eufid. enaliide @emeiuOeifule.
8eib ma d is gottes0ien tie.
ainOergottesOienit in Oeutider
uno eugIiidler Sprahe nit Gbriits
b%eideerung am q Ge].. Abenos
nm 12S llbr. Glide Rllmmern
6es 8rosramms fnO: o on irobIi.
SinoerIein fommet-S.
Gannenbnlml-Gs lit elm Sos emit
ipuanaeu - Stiae gtoft, beiIige.
@emeiu0eihule. Conn
tagsidnle uno Der 8eniidte Gbor.
iUerOen 5uiammetuDirFen bel oieier.
6eier.
am %. 0e3embpr lit 9ormittng&
I'm 10 llbr 5eitgottcsoienit. -
4beu6s Inn 7:45 iii @ottesOienit in
cngliider Sprahe Am 8ueiteu
6eiertag lit 4benos INN 7:45 oelrt'
ider 5eitgottesoienit.
6. Z. Stto, &aItor.
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Stride ser Gpangeliden Sc
meinidait ode is. uno Cumming
StraBe.
MittpodL Den %. 9sember, 8or.
mittng I'M 1890 llbr: @eibnadts.
pre0igt.
abelos Inn 7:30 ltbr:: Gbriit-
totm mo Sonntogsidul : 8ro.
grdnnt.
SeOermart lit ber5lid) eingelaOcn
8cb. s. GItertag.
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Ct. sSObannes Gpanseliifje
Bemeinoe.

Der MorgengotteSoienit be9innt
Inn 1890 llbr nit eirpr @eib.
nodtspreoiqt. abenos Z llbr finoet
Gle 6eier Der Sonntagsidalle itott,
nobel ser ain0erf)or 8eibnadtsIie-
Der iingen miro.
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@eibnadts @otfcsoisrit in ser
oeutid]er biidofliden Metbooiiien.
firhe, Ode fl. mo Center StraBe,
Inn 1adf nDr Moracns.
Aberi0s I'M 1913 llbr 8eibnnd)ts
ieit Der SonntaasidnIe. Gin reid.
boltiges iutsreiiontrs Hrogramnl
,Uiro ylrsslsshlhQllagsaehrotlt luer:
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Critic Scntidjc cpang.- lntberiide
Stride,

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07

Batteries: Steele. Geyer and Bliss
CLANCY. Richie, Archer aud Need
ham.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07
MARTY BERGENs AERoPLANE SKIER

~ YIAT the drive
but
days OF the 1898 season would that Marty Bergen this
n the Nsr
tonal Bergen onso the
his a
BENNETT catcher OF the
nineties
make
come M
OriI.es
was ,as General Impression
tho the
Orioles
national
parallels
half Innings stopped by the shadows OF
night
changed
the homs probably
o
behind Marylana
stasd
aectfy
and W the hero OF this struggle
vas Baltimore this OF the
laughed Bergen pay
bis tho swing
OF he the feetng leather
victory promise the
the
ally
The
the drive that happened will
there Tor there Is no one who can dsprove IT,
helped the Hub
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07
g. 'e,sS P0RfIN f 'SSEHMN z
.LEA6UERS WILL
PLAY SHOP TEAM
Fast Game Expected at City
Ball Park This Aft
ernOOn

Amarillo Leaguers will meet and
attempt to defeat the Santa Fe team
In the City baseball park this after
noon az 3 o'clock. This game prom
ises TO mark distinct departure Of
the season for the reason that there
has been a close pruning process. and
a selection OF the best materials from
every piece OF material offered
This game will be called promptly.
and will show no slackness as to tone
and push There will be a close coup
ling OF the plays. and attention given
to worth-whileness In every detail.
The lineup will be somewhat differ
ent TO that shown at any previous
game the bird scoring that Is the
one that shows high number of runs
will be cut out.
Those who like a classy game oil
ball are especially invited 20 be pres
ent Under the new management
with ". j. Buntyn in charge, a mum
Der of attractive little changes have
been installed. and the pleasure OF
the spectators is primarily consider
ed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07
START or CHARLEY 0'LEARY
Wac Messenger Boy Of II When Hs
Broke Into Fast Company
Now With Indianapolis.

The release by Detroit OF Charley
OTeary. who goes to indianapolis. re-
calls an Interesting story OF his entry
Into professional baseball. From
messenger bows Uniform ~ that a.
major league club al IN one ate
noon WA the ginning change ss
made
OLeary lad played ball around th'
lots In Chicago al hiS lie and had a.
tlnguished himself a. tia star oil ,le
Mandel Bros nine One afternoon ia
1000 he WIS sent out - the WY
S1x park when the South Side ,gam
was new In Chicago :. happened thc
shor,stop. Shpstrt had been g. 3re1
and tho club 80 not p.lfite' "itn .
capable man - AK. b place TIE
SOx really we're IN q 'snet1'e 8tr1i.
and hardly knot how hsy e1. "a t'
in their lln,ep ua'l sIuotal so
knew OLeary splel him aaa SD.
There Is a kid WHO can play !,
IL, "a: give him a chance"
- y marhgec asked )tcary 81 -
though, he could a' tas nil a3t e.
who was willing - 'eke = ch1a-a
almost sny'.ns -cpliei jhat tie 81
was made % order COR him See
dug up a uniform Tor The boz. o.
but seventeen. aaI az doaed hs Irs
senger's toys
He made gool FROM tho irm1 ~
might have nnisipd ne seaa,I 49,.
the Sox Il he hadn't sustained b. '
arm "a a result stopping pp. -,
"Rubs" Wadds'rs F.ll ones WITH 81
person
OTeary ve1r ~ Dies Noia's Of 81
Western leagie no next season o."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07
BIC CROWDS ATTEND
CARNIVAL At PlA|MV|EW

special 20 Daily News.
Plainv'ew, Tex, July 6.-About
$50 people attended the races at
Plainview yesterday.
The 2O-mile auto race on the new
two-mile track for purse OF s75,
was won by Ollie Tubbs driving
10 Buick"
On the shorter track, the first
race, a pace or trot, y mile for a
purse Of $50. was won by Joe the
Guesses." Clara Malone second
"Darkey" third and Buck Snort.
fourth.
The second race, IA mile dash for
purse of s25. was captured by
Green.
The SIS mile dash for purse OF
s25, was won by Sergeant,
Reeves" second and "shappard'
third.
The l-2 mile dash for a purse OF
s25, was won by Norfleet's entry
Reeves" second and Sheppard
third.
The five-horse relay race for a
purse OF $50, was won by Reeves
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07

The better the roads the surer the
market.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07
CASS TARvER
REACHES CITY
Texas White Hope Talks
on Flynn-JohnsOn
"FiascO"

Cass Taryer, the Texas white hope,
reached Amarillo from Las Vegas
yesterday, accompanied by his man
ager, DR.. Platt, trainer, Frank Mayo.
and staff of assistants. The big boy
is looking fine. and shows remarkable
condition. He has been In the hands
OF capable trainers for the past ten
months, aud from now on, will be
under the watchful eye of Frank
Mayo, one OF the most careful and
scientific trainers in America.
Questioned as to his opinion OF the
big fight at Las Vegas, Tarver said:
II was disappointed at the very
poor showing made by Flynn. | do
not thinks that Flynn landed over
three blows during the nine rounds
that reached home, and they were in
effective"
Continuing, Taryer stated: After
the fight was over. Johnson, in pass
ing from the arena, invited my man
ager and myself
ager, DR.. Plat. and myself TO call at
has camp. which We did We re-
NAMED with Johnson something like
an hour. During our visit Johnson
examined me carefully and critically.
compared measurements and treated
our party with extreme courtesy. in
fact the champion is a much better
entertainer than my party had reason
to expect.
Before our party left the cham
pion's camp Johnson said: Tarver.
am going TO give you chance. Get
yourself in condition, fight some OF
the lesser lights. then we will decide
on a date. am getting along where
| must consider some other cham
pion. You are a real mantle best
| ever looked at. and above all, from
Texas, my old home. | had rather
lose, IL | have to lose. to you than &c
any other man in the world. as Texas
good old Texas, Lone Star State, Ii
also Jack Johnson's old home"
Tarver appeared on the streetI
during yesterday afternoon, accom-
panied by his manager, trainer anC
+. NJ. Dean. who introduced thu
young giant to hundreds OF loca
fans. Crowds followed Tarver abou
town.
The white Hope" stated that Am
arillo had everything required 4
make complete and perfect city eX
cept a pair OF number IL athleti
shoes, which fact was discovered b.
the party on a shopping tour 70
these articles
Tarver will appear with his train
ers at the Grand Opera House Mon
day night. Prospects are for a pack
ed house. The entertainment vii
consist OF physical culture. calesthen
les and a six round training bout be
tween Tarver and his trainer. Fran
Mayo. Should any OF the local heav
boys desire To go one or two friendl
rounds with the big boy they will b
accommodated before the trainin
bout.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07

played with thar club for several
years. going % Detroit In 1904
The White Sox Won the pennant the
year OIeary pas With them and his
tne playing was responsible in a large
manner for this success Comiskey s
reason FOR letting DIP go the next
season vas that be had an idea ~
ypungsfer would be- a better ball
p aver II given a chance 70 gain some
minor league experience
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-07-07

Batteries Bender. Coombs. Pen
mock and Lapp. Cicotte. Hall. Beiien,
and Carrigan