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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
IRISH SETTER CLUB
OFFERS TWO PRIZES

Montgomery. August Especial
The Irish Settlers club of America
with headquarters in New York city
has Informed John H. Wallace, Jr.,
state game and fish commissioner. that
the club viii offer two prizes in the
annual events of the Southern Field
Trials club at Letohatchie. during the
week beginning December S. The let
ter was written by r. w. Creuzbauer,
secretary of the association.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
HOLT CLAIMS TITLE

Tuscaloosa. August Especial
The Holt team defeate the fast team
from Aliceville by the score of to 2
The A1iceville team played fast ball
at the latter part of the game, making
two runs in the ninth. The Holt team
claims the amateur championship of the
state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Nick Cullop Stars

Boston, August 1.-Cleveland defeat
ed Boston today to 2. 1t was "Elks"
day and the guests brought band
with them. The visitors batted Leon
ard out OF the box in the third. Err
rors by Gardner and Manager Carri-
gan were indirectly responsible for
three of the visitors runs. Cullop al
lowed but three local players to reach
first base after the third inning. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
CRACKERS DIVIDE
WITH LOWLY VOLS

Atlanta. August ATLANTA and Nash
Vile divided a double header here today,
the locals winning the first to l in a
pitchers battle, and Nashville the second,
3 to ?, by hitting two Atlanta pitchers at
opportune times in the early innings. The
second game was called at the end of the
sixth on account of darkness. Scores:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
American Association

At Toledo: Toledo 4. indianapolis g.
At Louisville: Louisville 4, Columbus
3 02 innings).
AT Minneapolis; Minneapolis !, Milwau-
kee 2.
At st. Paul: st. Paul II, Kansas City 4.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Summary: Two base hit, Hooper.
Hits, Leonard 4 in 8 innings, Moseley
in g. Sacrifice fly, Turner Sacrifice
hits, Olson, Cullop. Stolen bases, Tur-
ner, Graney. Double play Turner to
Lajoie to Olson. Bases on balls. Cul-
lop 3, Leonard 4, Moseley 3. Struck
out, Cullop 3. Moseley 5. Time, 2:14
Umpires, OLoughlin and Sheridan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
Browns Take Series

Philadelphia. August 1.-St Louis won
its second successive game from Phila-
delphia today, to 3. by batting rally
In the sixth innings. Play was stopped ut
the end of the seventh owing to darkness
In the sixth the visitors scored four runs.
Mitchell was effective, except in the fourth
inning. Score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
PUBLIC AUCTION

THE CITY of BIRMINGHAM WILL
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
CITY HALL, AUGUST o, 1913, AT 10
O'CLOCK A. VI. A LOT OF OLD b.
CYCLES, TRUNKS. PISTOLS, SUIT
CASES, BRASS. LEAD PIPE, WIRE
CABLES. LIGHT FIXTURES, SHOES,
CLOTHING, ETC. PRACTICALLY ALL
OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES BEING
PROPERTY RECOVERED by THE
POLICE DEPARTMENT.. WHICH HAS
REMAINED UNCALLED FOR.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

NOdIItU III SINIII IHIIIIIBi udI hIItaS'I
Summary: Two base hit, Welchonce.
Three base hft. Callahan. Double play,
Long, unasslsted. Innings pitched.
Thompson none out in first, 3 hits, 2
runs; Clark 5 with hits, 3 runs Struck
out, Clark .. Love / Fleharty l. Bases
on balls, Clark 4, Fleharty /. Sacrifice
hits. Daley, Dunn. Stolen bases. Perry.
Holman, Lindsay. Wild pitch, Love- Hit
by pitched ball. Flehart (Bisland). Time,
% Umpires Stockdale and KERN.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
Dove Hunters Come
Into Their Own
Montgomery.

Montgomery. August 1.-(special)
Dove hunters came into their own in Ala
bama yesterday. The annual dove sea-
son opened with the break of day and
early in the morning hunters were af1eld
with their guns anxious to get the first
shots at the game.
Reports to the state department of game
and fish are that doves are plentiful this
year and that the game laws have done
much to protect doves from pot hunters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Summary: Two base hits Balenti,
Pratt Schang, Strunk. Hits, Hamilton. /
In inning Mitchell. in innings; Shaw
key, l, none out in first Bender, 8 in in
nings. Sacrifice hits. Balenti, Mitchell.
Stolen bases, Shotten Williams 2, Brief,
Collins. Base on balls, Hamilton /, Ben
der 2. Hit by pitcher, Bender (Brief).
Struck out, Mitchell /. Bender 4. Time,
LAO. Umpires Evans and Hildebrand.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
ERRORS GIVE CAVET
AN EASY VICTORY

Montgomery, August 1.--Costly err
rors cost Montgomery today's game 6
to g. Cavet and Brown pitched good
ball but Mobile players gave better
sunnort Score.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
REJUVENATED PELS
DOWN THE TURTLES

Memphis, August 1-Liebhardt was un
steady in the critical stages of today's
game and New Orleans defeated Mem
phis. to 1. Score
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Sumnary: Home nun, HendryX. Sac
rifice hits, Baerwad, Brenton. Stolen
bases Love. Clancy, Stevenson 3 Double
plays Irwin, Williams to Kraft. Base
on balls. Leibhardt 8. Brenton 3 Struck
out, Leibhardt 3. Brenton 4. Hit by pitch
er Smell. Time. 2:05. Umpires, Breiten-
stein and Hart
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

summary. Two base hts, BaumaTl
Morgan. Three base hit, Lake. Hits.
Groom in 13 innings, Gallia 4 in 2-3
innings. Harper 1 in innings. Sacrifice
hit. Crawford. Stolen bases, Veach, Noel
Ter, Milan 2. Double plays Foster to
Gandil; Morgan to Mcbride. Base on
balls, Lake l, Groom 3, Harper l. Struck
out Lake 3, Groom 3, Harper 4. Time.
2:l0. Umpires, Connolly and Ferguson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE

Southern railway train No. 10 for Column
bus. Miss. will, on and after August 3,
leave Birmingham at p. m. instead of
4O5 p. m. JAMES FREEMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Two-base hit, Wares. Stolen bases,
Wares O. Sacrifice hits, Starr, Robert
son, Jantzen Double plays, Wares to
Snedecor; Knaupp, Wares to Snedecor.
Hits, Brown 10, with runs in in
nings Struck out, Cavet 6, Brown l..
Base on balls, Cavet 3. Wild pitch.
Cavet Passed balls, Schmidt. Left on
bases, Mobile a, Montgomery 6. Time
2 hours. Umpires, Fifeld and Rudder-
ham,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
National Twirlers Unsteady

Washington August 1-Detroit batted
Groom hard in one inning today and with
Lake pitching air tight ball the result
was never in doubt, Detroit winning 9 to
g. Washington used three pitchers, but
only Harper, recruit was effective. He
allowed only one hit in the four innings
he was on the mound, struck out four
and gave one base on balls Score:
Detroit Ar r r. O. A. f.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Suits Filed

At Cleveland Cleveland T. ST. Louis g.
At Chicago: Chicago 5, Pittsburg 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Summary: Two base hit. Daley Three
base hit. Agler. Sacrifice hits, Agler,
Lindsay. Stolen bases, Smith -Agler.
Wild pitch, Moore l. Struck out. Moore
., Price s. Bass on balls, Moore 3, Price
g. Time, $50. Umpires, Kering and
Stockdale,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

--IfIl iUT SPdIhs III iIIItII'
Score by innings.
Mobile .........0 900 020 1905
Montgomery ... 100 100 1908
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02
SCHEDULE OF PLAY
IN THREE LEAGUES
Many Games of Baseball
and Tennis Will Be
Played

The schedules of today's games in the
following Birmingham leagues are given.
The schedule shows that a number of
amateur contests will be fought.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Totals ...... 81 2 6 27 13
+Batted for Leonard in third
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

Totals ............ 27 3 Z 2
fBatted for Bender in seventh.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-08-02

tCaIIed end seventh, darkness.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
NnoriioQe.

3erdi eritpinen baIu firioittoa
muutaman ianan nuoriqe, Tiud oIen
itIetin pield unori. !Sarpoin ndtpp
nuorilta firioitufIia tdsid Iebbes5d,
min aiatteIin life tirioittaa ionfun
ianan.
81! fuinfa bausfa on 10 nuorena
ontautua Jeeiufien ienraaiaffi. no.
nj ebfd teistd nuorista aiatteIee: Isl.
bdn minun MT pieId tarmitie rune.
ia SeeiuSta feuraomaan, Iiud MIND.
ban olen pield nuori, terne ia iIoi
men ia mindbdn plen paSta eldmdn
fepdimesId. Sos MT altaiiin See
iusta ieurota, Min idiimatbdn 5iuoin
faiffi nuoruuben iIot ia bufpit Ipr.
iddn. Gbtiibdn tuota i%ittenfin Fun
wanbafi tulee ia ct endd iatia fuI.
tea nuorten buwipaifoisia, IiIoin.
ban masta on iuuri ie ioneIias al.
fa rutpeta mirunfin SeeIusta ieu.
raamaan."
Wutta fuuIe, rafaS nupri pstdmd.
nj! mddrin find aiatteIet ia nddrin
find fdptdt fauiin nuoruuteIi aian
fuIfiesIofi maan tansFoiiisia, teotte.
reisia ia muisia bupeisia. @iatteIe
rofas nnori pstdmdni, los SumoIa
lasfififin fnat iuuri MT muorend
iautimuoteele, ia fuoIeman fpImd
cap tempaif finut pois. Sos ct npt
usfoiiifoan SeeiufIeen, min mibinfd
81 misIddn turmaa, ei mis-.
Tddn aqua, iianfaiffinen fabotus
81, omista rafas pstdmd
10 nuorena Seefus ifiomafiefi, ala
Sdnen futiumustaan, ala am
no 6dnen hirbaon foIfuttaa ipbd.
.eTi omeIla. ella tdndpditpdnd
6dn tpield foIfuttao, ipaon ct ttebd,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
Ttkeva bevonar.
(2irjoitti Subani @utio.)

Grddnd pprpiIend toIpipdipdnd
oil minulla a%Iioita toimitettatpana,
ioiben puofii oil patio matfustaa
parin peninfuormon etdiippbesfd
oIemaan naopuripitdiddn. Wuita
fufaan Ell fiuoin tabtonut antaa mi'
MULE fpptibemoista, fiud be fanoi.
ipat; rtufapo upt tdmm5iieen IL
maon!" TanusteItuani turboan iuu'
rem fpIdn meIfein iofaiiesia iopesia,
muistin pibboin ettd Wifu 6eIiten,
iofa oiui oiman oman oiuntoni Id.
beiippoesId, oil beImifuun marffi'
noiIto tuonut ~iiieaenid bewoien. pa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

2anialaiIemme mr. Gmil 2unbt,
M~sbtabuIa !6arborista, Sbiosta ia
miss Mnna Suria, Oulailista Suo'
mesta mibittiin tristiqiIeen amioIiit'
toon Msbtabula Sorborisia, Sbios'
ia miime bubtituun 30 y.
Spnt. la fost.
&anfalaiI femme 2ustaa ia Watbil-
ba Malon p,ifd WdinD BRANDON,
ipnt. SairportisIa. 3. hubtit. 10 r.
eastettiin faman FUN 81 y.
2anialaiIemme Otto ia Glni Cams
minpddu poiea Sulo Wtitael, ipnt.
Gonneautisfa, Ohio maalisf. 81 p.
fastettiin bubtif. % p.
q. Wiettinen.
% Dot IT,, MsbtabuIa, 9arbor, 3.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

iosfo 6dn buomenna endd foItut,
taafaan. 81, omista iuuri MT tdud
betfead !6dnet omafieii ia tpeIiefieTi.
Tpt on iuurt lie otolinen oifa ia aus
tumben pdifpd. Siuoin iaat tuntea
fitd iuloista tuofi ua, iofa 9dnestd
tuotfuu ia tuntea ftd onnea, iofa
fiitd !euraa fuin paaan Seeiutien
oma. Saat iloiten naan Iauleaa
fiitos' ia pIistpswirttd tapetune 2a.
%ritIalIe. 81 endd tarmitie pslidtd fuo.
lemaa, naan iaat fuolemon tuIesia
itomielin ummistaa IiImdii tdue
maailmaue ia mennd miettdmddn
ibanaa ia iidisti femdttd SumaIan
Iuofie taipaoIeen. Sieud Ell enddn
mprsfpt paubao, eifd maaiIma endd
estd raubaa.
WieId ferran ianon teilIe raffaat
nuoret pstdmdni! fuuIfaa futIua!
2iirubtafaa iuomaan fiitd Idbteestd,
iofa fuobuu iianfoiffiieen eIdmddn.
&c Idbbe on wapobtaiamme &ris
tus !Serra. WieId fpipn, muistaifo
fitd betfed, iouoin teit Iupoutien pp.
fpd usfouiiena 9erroqe SeeIufIeue2
SIetfo pitdnpt ~IupaufieF2 Sos Ell,
Min fddnnp plan pabalta tieltdfi ia
fdp omistomaan usfoua Seeius
omofiefi! Siuoin on rouba rinnas.
iaf, pimepben fabIeet pois poistas
mat ipbdmmestdf, mailman meren
mprSfpt fdpndt fiuoin tppeneefF ia
|itten iaat iIoiten tpaan I~auleIa.
go nuorena on bauSfa
SeeIusta ieurota
ga tieud pifeaua
Saipaaieen matfustaa."
Sopetan f~irioitufIeni Iiud toino'
mufieIa, ettd muffin nuoret f%irioit.
|aiIimat tdbdn Iebteen uieammin.
Nditd piirtdd pfi nuori, muiia ar.
nosta outuas fiiarenne,
g.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

Ipddn, f~atioeu miuua ipptppaiiem.
min.
Wlutta pmotitiesId. Fun 10 aIfoi pais
nd. bdmdrtdd = Gimme ldbteneet
totoa aamu0a pdipdn maliettua =
Iaamutti meiodt erds ialtapatifasIa
tuIfema mics, iola oil iansea ras.
fas fantamus. !6dn pppIi MT iaa.
oa fantamustaan r~steen, Iamala III
meteQen, ettd MIND aSielen reen pc.
rdsid naitfa ie oil Than tpbidnd.
rSmituista fpud", mpDnIin mind.
vWtutta tue beponen on Min panba
ia bnono ettei lie iafIa metdd, tusfin.
pa tpbidd reteddn."
Wties naurabti ia ianoi ettd: tat
taa a~iaiasIa ola miea, mutta eli he.
moiesla." Often pppIi ban foetteef.
Il minua istumaan reteen ia ettd ans
taiTin bdnen foittaa oiaa.
rWutta mitenfds tie mdfiIin - Eat.
iofaa fuinfa ie itfeetin", %ianoin mie.
belle, iiud iuuri iiuoin fotioi bemo.
men taafieen, muobattaen pitfdn 10.
non fppnelfarpaloita, iuuri tuin COS
mistaen mitd oil tulosio.
3iufan mditeltpd, ietuin fuitenfin
refeen ia annoin miebeue obiofIet
Samasia n1fi bGn aipan tienpbest
ia pistdmdn iotatin eliin lumen alta,
9ltfid oil ban tempois5ut FIND olleer
pittdn mitIan f6teenId. Gen buoma
Il rustoftn plan, la ennenfuin tnefir
buomaIinfaan, oil mics tantamutii
neen reesId nieresIdnt ia rusto toti
iesia menon toubusIa. Iumi pilpe
nj pDliii rusfon ioloisia, FUN Ie iuof
iusIa pritti eteenpdiu, iaatuaan tuor
tuostafin Iinallutien ruosfosta pit
fin laiboia ~tplfidnId.
Se oil iulmaa ipbdmeiDntd
Suntoani niilti Fun nGin mitenfi
beponen iiind iuosiesfaanfin itfi
mutta en- iaanut enddn ohiaffia to
faiIin e%nnenfuin nasta periud. Sdp
tpp tinnustaa, ettd malta fpud iou
tut, mutto lie fotie ioQa ruuna filter
periud minuun fatioi, tunfeutui I'D
pi luiben ia ptimien", futen iano
taan. So f~itoesIani bdnet marba
minnosta nurtasIa olenaan renfaa
Ieen. iifi Ie oifein ddneenid, itfi. ma
litti ia muobatti fppneleitd. 81 iiti
iurfeutta! Sli fuin oliIi ouut tirioi
tettuna Ianai: yWanbursfas armab
taa iubt9onia, mutta iumaIattoma,
ipbdn on f~aufana m%inusta", ianoI
Serra.
So fun MIND iitd tapmtteIin, niil
tunfin miten lie toto olemutleltaoi
tpapii, iefd ettd ie oil mdrfdnd tui,
nosta nitettu. Wdbdud oil ettei
mindfin itfenpt. Soitfo oifeastao,
fppneI 10 fiboIi iilmddni. iamant
Fun ipbdmeni pobiasta tuniin pobae
mieltd tuon bemoieu tdbben. 8ui
olin ldbeud oIemasta ialosta ottanri
beinid ia fauroia ruunoue, iefd petit
tdnpt bppin bdnen mGriIemdn run
miinia, min IattoIi pasta itten itfe
mdstd. Gen Fiaan Ioisti bdnen fu,i
Iafoista fiImistddn maStaani fiitol
liiuuben ia tpptpmdiidpben lime.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
Olkaa riippu-
national!

Hankkikaa itsellenne maatila!
Erityinen tarious maalle aikoville.
100 eekerin suuruinen maatila en-
nenkuulumattomalla huokealla him
MALTA myytavana Saxon, Wisconsi-
nissa, joka on noin IL malta Iron
woodista ia kolme vartti MALTA Sa-
xonista. Kannotonta kliirinkia 60
eekkeria, suuri uusi navetta, kama
huoneet, asuinrakennus ia kaikin
puolin taydessa asuinkunnossa, sic
vi puro juoksee kartanon sivu. Hin
noista ynna ehdoista voitte kaantya
luokseni jos haluatte lahempia tie
toja.
Minulla on my0s viella jalella
ioitakin f0rttia metsa seka metsa.
t0nta maata Van Buskirkissa, jot-
bka tulen myomaan erityisen hal
valla.
Casper Harper,
Puhelin no. 357. tai 653 Mcleod ave,
/. Ironwood, Mich.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
.Soamoista QristutIen,

Saamoista 2~ristutIen,
&c tie fpie meiodt taimaaIeen,
Waan Ie tie oil tusfien.
Niin Opt uuoen laulun,
Gen uuoen ormobon, =.
Ulir faispaon ioutot lnnloo,
Sieu eeeid &aritian.
Sdn fantoi ipunit foiftien,
0aan ie tie oil tustien."
autuas nelienne &ristuf'eSIa
90. 9irni.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08

.&dp prttitarbasta polfu,
Wie @oI9aiaae,
Se on 6ensen uiitottama,
Gen iofa astle,
@e tie nie meib6t tainaoIeen,
Daan Re tie oil tuSfien.
Sita iietd 9erra SeeIus
Sn fdpnpt ormosiaan;
Weitd ibmisturiia iddlien,
6dn fulti f%uoIemaan,
Se tie fpie meibdt taipaaIeen,
gDaan le tie oil tusfien.
81, usfo ristin armo,
cd furio fpntinen:
9aat Iiuoin Iobbutufien
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-08
@icb.
So. 9irpi.
Eoufof Fun, 1913

Eoufofuu, 1918
@iettdesidni t$nd ~pdipdnd Seiuf'
fen taipaaIeen astumiien muistoa,
tunnen feboitutIen ldbesipd taos
teitd tutut ia tuntemattomat meliet ia
fsfot SerrasIa moniua rattan ben
termeiIiad.
GifD ole ibanaa aiateua ettd Selus
ashai pIDs nalmistamaan nellie IL
iaa, {iben Iuureen fauniiieen iidn
maaban iuoua ~plbddud9 Soin ie
tuntui opetuSlapIista itdndlid iddod
raftaasta Mestarista, mutta Sdn
antoi BELLE lobouttapan lauI een.
6dn Ianoi: ,@n iatd mind teitd or
moitIi, maan olen faneIonne ioto
pdipd mailman loppuun asst" Siis
falliS lupaue, eli metddn ole orpoia
IiuG meiudfir on tdmd Jana Wtes
tart ia YItd, iota Ell itdnd bpltdd.
SeIus OH tebnpt fanIamme luian lii
tom phbistdesiddn meiodt itleenfd
omaha tpereuddn fasteen peIosia
meben fauttu. Sdn on MT fans am
me usfcn fautta tdIitettdpdud to-
tpaqa. Wteiodn neutrality-suspicious. on
mnDs taipaaein. Sielumme pprfii
plDs taimaaieen, iobon Seius meni.
Siiben fauniiieen 2aanoun moaban
iobon Sumolan lopIet padIepat iidt
Iesti oIemaan. Sdmd olo tddud Sc
barin moioisia tuntuu min rastaol
to, fiud Ipnti alma finiao ia moipaa
ia faifisfa a5ustaa. &aunisfin faitfi
fiitd min oubon muooon iaa. W(ut
ia ferran Ipnnin fableet f~atteafpat
ia ruumis iefd fielu firfastettuina
pbbtstetddn, find pl5snouIemiien
ibanana aamuna. Doi Iitten Iitd rie.
mua FUN Iaamme fatIeua Seiusto
) pIfddmme fasmoista fasmoibin 10
termebtdd iitd fdttd iofa Min tur'
pauiiesti talutti boriunoa lasta.
Npt on muuttunut usfo ndfemi'
iefii ia toino fatielemiiefi.
&en Iienetfin, etbdn taboo tdtd
Wtestorin malmistamaa iiioa plDn'
t%oiIoa. Sta maStaan tariottu armo,
manbursfous ia autuus. Siad Sd
men tdpbeuiippbestddn me olemme
iaoneet fatffi ia armosta.
Sdn iiunaii ten toinaaieen astumi'
ieIlaan, iosIa Sdu MT istuu Sidn
oifiaIa puoleIa. 6dn antaa epan'
feIiumin Iaornaaiain fuuIuttaa, ettd
y2aiffi opot fpolmiina". Sdn istuu
Ma oboitaa fumes faifiue luobuiae
on tdtd palmistettua autuutta iuliS'
tetttf\ ia fotae ie on felpannut, pdd'
Iemat FIFTEEN omistamaan ien aristuf'
fen patmistaman fiian ia nautti'
maan iidiSsd aituutta iloa ia raul
baa. So Sfdn tahto on ie, ettd iotai'
men usfoifi Yoian pddae ia iaiii
iianfaiftiIen eldmG;n, mutta iofa ei
usfo poian pddue Min SumaIan
niba ppipp bdnen pdGudnid ia bd'
men ct pibd eldmdtd ndfemdn.
Wutta Fun tdmdn labioitehSn antnu'
ben usfoaa omistaa, bdneua\ on lilo,
rauba ia iianfaittii ZEN eldman tetpo.
6dn Iaa main Oamibin fans5a IG,u'
lad. n6erra or p%aimeneni, Ell minus
ia mitddn puutu, !6dn faitIee mi.
nua piberidiieqd niituua ia mie mi.
nut mirmoittamain metten tpfD."
So Fun pddien fotiin Min Sdn on
r~pppbfipd faiffi fppneIeet fiImistd.
nj, ia eli fuoIemata pibd fiuen ole.
man, Ell itfua, ei parfua, eifd fipua,
iud ne entiiet meniipdt pois"
Sisfonne 6errasia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-24

5-Then one small elf. with red hot toes.
Jumps up asrride the fat mans nose,
And draws it out both thick and wide
And paints it black on either side,
And makes his mouth both deep and big,
Until he really is pig.
In facr, the clever little elf
Has made him look his real self.
Of course. they chase him to the street.
And three tired women get his seat.
Then men, ashamed. began TO rise,
And much to Mr. Twee's surprise,
Refused to sit while women stood.
Which proved Twee Decides system good!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-24

4-One man, they note, bursts on their sight.
And E1ustles women left and right
Hurting the weaker from their feet
Until at last he finds seat
So like hog that Twee is benz
On melting OUT some punishment
With magic words none understand
He summons then fairy band
Of gnomeS and elves that none can see
Excepr for Dolly, Dick and Twee.
They pinch the man, they jam his feet.
They burn his hair with fairy heat,
Until he squirms and writhes in pain
For reasons which he can't explain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-24

Twee Decide lays dollar down 7
And asks for tickers-" Three. uptown"
They wait moment for their change,
But as they stand beneath his range
The man within the booth prerends
He cannot see Twee or his friends;
But when Twee asks, he gives shout
''Y on got your change! Now, all get Quit
I" If that's the case says Mr.. Twee,
''I'II punish his dishonesty"
And with wave of hand and head
He turned the dollar into lead.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-09-24

And now, to Mr.. Twee's distress.
Appears a scene of selfishness.
For here's crowd of grown-up men
Who fight like cattle in a pen
To board the first car they can find.
Though here's another just behind.
All get inside. some get seat
While others trample on their feet.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-04-11

Past hills that wore the green OF
~ May:
The dogwood starred the shad-
owy copse:
The light breeze rocked the pine tree tops.
Far Of We nav the village spires
And 'huttering smoke Of household droo.
But here Of voice or tool no sound
Fell on the cloistered hush profound.
Sudden / drew my bride rein,
Dim, shining out from moss and STAN
And half by brier and we'd concealed.
I saw . rough stone cross that bsrs,
Some heaxt had ached. some house ~
known
The desoIate hunger for IT. own
when followed out this narrow gravA.
They laid. whom owe had died 70 save.
But could not, one whose name had essa
10 her own people Josephine"
A ruined chimney and the bloom
OF q pale purple lilac plume
Close by, and this small woyside cfoeo
Tcad ali. the tale Of love and loss.
while near and far the frangrant day
Has rolden xlimmering with Nay.
Margaret SanGstee.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-04-11
THE LOOK.

THE LOOK.
T ,OOK up and not down. There is never
~ a crown
In the dust and debris Of the street.
The God who doth love us hath hung high
above us
The crown that makes glory complete.
EACE the east, not the west. You are
not at your best
With o eyes set on stars sinking low,
each rising stars ray. with its prom
Use Of day,
Will kindle your heart to q glow.
Alexander Blackburn.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-04-11
At 4 DOOR.

~ b'6 ~S~
THOUGHT myself indeed secure.
So fast the door. 90 arm b lock-;
But. 10, he toddling comes to lure
apparent ear with timorous knock.
Nv heart were stone could I Withstand
The sweetness Of my baby's plea,
That timorous, baby knocking and.
please let me In: It's only me-"
threw aside the unfinished book
Regardless Of its tempting charm4
And. opening wide the door. I took
Ny laughing darling In my arms.
Who knows but in eternity
/, like the truant child. shall wait,
7 The glories of a life to be. al,
Beyond the Heavenly Fathers gateS
{ Ard will that Heavenly Father heed !,
The truant's s~upplicating cry
! Aosat the outer door I plead.
"'Tis I. o Father. only II"
Eugene T1o66
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-04-11
Geme In Verse
OLD FMoRIrEs.
WINTER NIGHT.

WINTER NIGHT.
C1LENT and full Of stars. the awful
-. Is looking down on slumber.
~ There IL not
The breathing Of q solitary breeze
Cpon the cheek Of winter. It IN still
As when the shapeless attributes of earth
Slept in the night Of chaos. and the wings
OF q most heavy darkness hung upon
The uniformed solitude. The trees stand W
without the show Of motion, and the stars
And the uprising of the holy moon
Make visible the silvering of frost
Among their naked boughs. Even the tall
Around their trunks is flashing. the
spears
OF fairy multitudes. The snowy tops
OF all the hills are quivering with gems
The jewelry Of winter.
have gazed
Upon the things around me until all
The grossness Of reality is gone
And I can feed my fancy with the thought
OF q most glorious vision. l can cas-
The veil of earth aside and send my gaze
Into the land Of fairy and look through
Groves of unearthly beauty. I can see
The golden pillars and the fretted roof
OF wizard palaces. the grottoes where
ClIAh SpIlSS Va Suc uISSCu "OAAU-
The winged n mysterious messengers
From the far land Of s~pirits-shake their
plumes
And white wings in the moonlight. ] can
tread 3,
The jeweled pathway, where a magic
= wand
Hath changed the unseemly pebble to q
gem
The gray sand into gold.
There cannot be
A vision lcvelier in the flowery time
OF the revealing spring nor in the SUI
And glory Of the summer. It Is as
The blissful paradise of Yemen's sons
The fowery gardens of enchanted Gul.
John Greenleaf Whittier.