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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-11-14

Prof. ]. M. Kimbrough has purchased
the Ashcraft farm of about 300 acres
south of town. 1t is fine piece of
property adm the professor is to be con-
graduated upon its acquisition.
Miss Mayme HoIlum visited the
home circle at Goodman the early part
of the week.
thank you for your shoe work.
Call and see me. w. l.. Cummeens.
Joe Shipp, of Zeiglerville, spent
Monday on our busy marts.
A. &. Rogers, of Ebenezer, trans
acted business in Lexington Monday.
H. X. Jordan, r. E. Totem and j.
w. Eakin, of Tolarville, were business
visitors to Lexington Monday.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
The Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESSc chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria and builds up the system A true tonic
and sure Appetizer. For adults and children, 60c.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-11-14

The supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the Holmes county circuit
court in the case of Mrs. Hassie Causey
VS.. /. {. R. r. Co. for the death of her
husband, the late ]. D. Causey, Jr.
Mrs. Causey was awarded 100000.
Mrs. C. c. Pahlen and little Lucille
left Wednesday on a visit to relatives
in st. Louis until January. They were
accompanied by their guests, Mrs.
Frank Miller and daughter, Virginia.
CO to r. & q. SontheImer's for
your Winters Nice Clothing; the
largest and best values ever of
feFed to the trade.
E. M. Hooke spent Sunday with
friends at Durant
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-11-14

A new grouping of the Presbyterian
churches in this vicinity has been eff
fected. Lexington, Durant and Tchu-
la will be served by one pastor. The
Lexington congregation will hold a
meeting next Sunday morning to issue
a call to Rev. Gillespie, and the Du-
rant and Tchula churches will also is
sue calls to him.
r. g. q. Sontheimer's for fine
Furniture and Household Fur
nishing Goods.
]. A. Rathell went to Upton Tues
day to repair saw mill.
Miss Belle Stigler and Rev. C.Cleve'
land Kiser left Monday for Columbia,
Miss, to attend the State Baptist con.
vention.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-11-14

To Prevent Blood Poisoning
apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR..
PoRTER'S ANTIsRPTIc HEALING or, d sur
gical dressing that relieves pain aud heals Al
the same time. Not iiniment. 2Sc. Soc. Sl00
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-11-14

To Cure Cold i'm One Day
Take LAXATIVE BRONO Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it falls 70 cure
~ IN. GROVES aisl-.ss.rc on each box. 26e.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1913-11-14
W. |. Mabry and Miss Edith Ford,

w. L. Mabry and Miss Edith Ford,
popular and prominent young people
of Goodman, were happily married
Sunday. A host of friends extend
heary congratulations
Miss Luke Rogers, ofsEbenezer, has
accepted the position of auxiliary clerk
in the Lexington postoffice.
Oak soIes sewed, $1.00; pegged,
SOC and 75c. Let me be your
shoemaker. w. l.. cummeens.
]. A. Stout wass over from Owens
Monday.
T. s. Lyon, of Oregon, visited Lex
ington Monday.
E. Ingold was up from Franklin
Wednesday.
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(rbeiter> aeitiert fiir Cure preiie!

ln9 Die iebc oerpriden Mill Sn 9efGmpfme ser SoG
len beben ben ggeiob beor Die Soai1
Notwithstanding moen ols e cine here
pebre ioglunnl oletbsnls" poer Snatsooisnus,
bel ale rbet o os Scbn or Die pnggemo oes Staotes bon
miro nabreo lie bt oen een ret gegrioeten
&oisus molen Sic goiten olio Dob Die So5iIen gnoi
olde llppien n mic tic ebt o olu bemmte aonlnonn Der
}llit I'M bobe be tie pcrpidn molen 9if aler
b1s bin no peber Sooin geben Die h ndt betimne Sor
tclgen gebib boben ber Ole I mo ei mie Die utntsgeu
hoft u,ioetu miro oie StaasgGpnt len
onocrn ole @orcgcn au r oos Netde Der o5iolnhc
gndalumgspic buten mo 0nnad Die Hutate elmer lntg Der
mirflen arGf @cdo betrteen ooer perper aber
o ouaenbliflir @uffou IN Den lloplsnts n Ger
So5osnls beitnmte Misunderstanding l oermrtlt
Ole @ennie oem gSege unle ore Der mtrd9o1t
de Gnpiflu,o br pdtaen Seomga, Der polilen Serr
dot o Eroleuras @ege st nterit ote &rott oe IN
Gnpidla @irtnt &aIenfanpf cine Hol lpleen
Henla ertennen; oelem er9ebns paB m lne Sor'
ellnon b S}f1 nld Mngetebrt Sober meroen 1he
Goreon ibcr bc 3ufut i monoen nit Der enp1dln9 oer
p0ido cbI oe G1bde gcpdbr Se9enlob oei
fihehen aouforen ser topten oler Irt oud Der gnardte
9os te 5noonert b So5iol,s bb Der norrte 8rlnolas
ho mr. be ron &rGfte mrfl porbnloenen geeua o u
funt benrn ouB Die Grfelntns oier aral I'M" een
Ginhlif il }utlmIt gcbcn fam.
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in ser 9lusfuhr onoerrr 6leilhlorten
lit pieueid)t niht minoer be5eldneno,
uber bod, perb1ltnismaBi8 ni6t 10
bebeutcno ipic Der BON rr116em
ISleiih. Ger @elamtfpert Der 6lciih-
l,no Wtilhnarenausflhr I'M lcsten
Sabre itelltc lid) allf etlpa $145, ,OOO,=
900, gegen $1S1, 100000 I'M Sabre
1908 mo $209,000,000 in Sabre
1906.
eln 9rotItofIen ipltroe 5lpar etlpos
mebr ullsgcfilhrt oils 1911, abcr ood)
beoeutcno ipcniger oils III BEN porber-
oebenoen ,Sabrcn. 1901 tonl oiele
slusfubr al,i eineu- @ert bon $21l.-
100000, 1907 ouf $215, ,OO0,0OO
1912 BLOB ouf $t65 100000. lleber-
hal,pt lit Die glusiubr idnlmtllher
lanoluirtidaftlihen gr5eugnilIe 5u=
riillQeQongen Sie biloete in1 leBten
Sabre mir As ppm 9ul0ert Der ge=
iunnllten 9lllsfllbr, 1907 frclllh pleI
mehr, 81 u. s., 1899 fam lie auf 66
D. s., 1886 aui 70 D. s., lmo 1880
oar uuf 81 y. $.
Nlmcrifu, oenaucr geiproden olc
0ercinigtcn Staoten BON NorDane=
rifa, lncroen ppn lIabr 5lt Sabr I'M
mer nlehr 5u cincm Staatenforper,
III Dem Die SSnbnItrle 5ltr @errIba1t
fonlnlt uno bon ben geerrtctell
9lQrurproouften imner ipeniger on
oas 9luslano ubgcbcn fanl. gel Dem
9eoilrfnis oes 8eltmnrftes mad,
9larurproouften lmO Ger INNER boil
fonlmener neroenoen Srganilation
Oes @rpBfapitals in oieiem Sanoe
,tllB, bel lpciterer NblhlieBunb Der
@rcn5en gegcn Die Ginfubr BON
9orarproonften ans oen 9tad)bar-
! itouten ourh bpbc ginillbr5olle, Die
9epoIfcrlma slmerifas INNER mebr
slm slusbeutllllgsobiett Der Seberr-
id,er bes 9ebenslnittelsmarftes ner'
ocn. Shlinm Itnno es idon 1912;
pcnn bie 3oIle ollf Sebensmittel nlhi
pollltGnoia fallen, miro es 1913 nod
id)linlnler ipcroen. Sie Demofrater
baben cine vHepiiion" Der 3olle per
Iprod)en. Sic habcn Die Maht i'll oel
Nfchrbeit Scr Staaten, i'm &ungreB
i'm Senate, elm nelnofratiiher Erdli
bent fonlnt nit Dem A. M1r5 an Oit
Spite ocs 2anoc5. 9ereits 5cigt lid
IN Sen 9lellberungen oemofratilhel
EartciFiibrer, IN ben Sarle9unger
ocmofrati1her 3citllneen, DaB ol'
0cmofraten an sic rHepilion oes Ia
riffs nad ultcn" nit icbr 9enllihtel
8efiiblen berurtrctcn, am llcb'tel
SEN HelS ipaihcn ipiiroen, ohne ibl
nuf Slt niaHen. Nur mellige @ofel
lino es nod, bis III @aIbingtun oiel
sSroge elltihicben lperoen mllb. Sol
III oen Sing scr Sebensnittellpllbe
rer cine 9reIhe geid]lagen nerber
nliiiien oie 3one ar,i Sebarfsartife
bes tQglihen 2ebensfallen; bc5DGl
oarf bel oen slrbeitern BON leet q
Scr Hni nid)t mebr perlhmlmen
gtieoer nit bcn Soften!
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s,tieDer init ben 3Dlen.

e(n1erifo bat ein .gl,tes MlrtldoTtsz
johr hinter iih. 9as lit Die 6relloenz
bptIhait, Die Dor elmer @ode lltbelno
nerfiinoet lpllroe, oic Ielther nlS en-
Nclpeis breitoetreten miro, lplc errolg-
reid slnerifa 9cleitet lno regtert
miro. 9ab oic boben ginnobnnenL ole
al,ten 8eihdfte Der aapitall1tclt Oft
tiert tpuroen bon Der &onillnftur oes
Heltmarftes 1912, oaoon miro ge=
id,,pieoen. SGte man Dies, luure Der
aun5e 9timm,s bcim Sellfel, nit Dem
iih oie 9olitifcr lulb Stoatenlellfer
oieics 2onoes, ouf 8rlnlo oes gltten
8irtidoitsiobres 1912, 5u betleioe1l
iuhen.
80 boffrlngsreid}, lpie Ole BIT
flmft 9lmerifus, bel Hlnfilbrilng oes
alltcn Sirtiduitsiabres 1912, III
ben biirgcrlihcn 3eitltngen 9eIhll-
bert miro, lit lie ober mtf teinen
Soil. yScr Die @crihtc III 1etull
Dllrhoebt, ser miro iehr bcoenflidle
GridDeinnngen finOen. 9lm be5eld)-
nen0Iten rno beadtenalperteNtei1 nj
5nciieloS Scr 9iiifgang i'll Der slus=
fuhr bon Nobrl,ngaItoficll, 0all5 be
Ionbcrs oes Sleiihes. gtah ocnt
Shlubberid)t ser itntilhen sIbtellung
bes Sanoelsonttes iibcr Dos &uiell=
Oeriabr 1912 rpuroen 5. y. lutr
$4,000 Stiid 9iinopicb arsgefiihrt,
9cacn 10000 i'm porbergebelloen
Sabre, 277,000 i'm Sabre 1908,
$4,000 i'm Sabre 1906 lmo gar
l599,0O0 I'M Sabre 1904. Ter Sert
belooter &inoerausfllhr BON 1912
belief lid allf rlmo $3,000,0OO, cine
red,t oiirftige 3ahl i'm &erglcit 81
oencn ser frilbcren Sabre; 1911
I$14,OOO,0O0, 1908 $24, 100000
l19O6 100000 lno 1904 Sal
100000. 0us mndt alio tllnerbalt
Is rSabrcn einel Riltgang Inn s pom
SunOert ocs @ertes. Ganlit hanei
ieoenfons auh ser sllfitieg III oel
| Hinopiebcinfllbr 5llIanmen, oie Dor
,I16,OOO Stiid i'm @erte bon S3t0,
1000 I'M Sabre 1904 alf 100000
Stii dim @crte BON $5,O00,000 ill
J lcbtcn Sabre itieg. gtad) Dem Serid)t'
ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit ilbrtgell:
, all6 Die Sicb5ld)t lnierer 6armel
. suriidaegongcn. 1907 lpurOe1 nod
, 72,5000,000 9tinouieb ge5lblt, inli
t am /. Sonlar 1912 funoen lid) blol
I5S,OOO,000. SO lit cs nlm cine Sut
liadc gelporoclt Bob Die Tereinlgte'
: Staaten ppm Wprpamcrifa i'm lcetel
+, Sabre mcbr 9tinScr cinfiibrtcn, oil
!, smr Nmsfnbr famcn.
II Ginen nidlt ntinoer beOeutenoeJ
!, s(bfon bat Die Sleiihallsflibr 5lt Der
Il 5eihncn, belonoers bie BON frl1dlel
. ,Sleiid,, ipoppn I'M lebten >SaDre III
' 5000, 900 Yfuno altaaerltbrt lulIl
oen, ipdbreno es Die friiberen Sabr
e beoe,,teno bobcr brad)ten: 1911 al
% I29,OOO,00O, 1908 ouf 1876, ,OO0,ool
|. 1905 uni 100000, 900 unto 1901 al
1854, 100000 Ifl,no. Der Nlldgan
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Gie gSiiriel iino geiallcn; ill
Qanlpf INN oaa all9cnleinc Mahl=
reht huben iid) Die Sosialilten In
aarns fiir bcn 8cneralltreit entld1ic
oen. slm erniteiten miro Der Gnt'
itlub Ger Sosialoentofraten Ill oen
arci;en oes itdhtiihen SilraertllntS
oepiiroigt; BORT berridt bereits blei-
d,cr Sd,reden. Sie eucrgilden Gor'
bercitlingeu sum @eneralltreif. Die
nllgemcine Segeiitcrlng Or Irbels
Ter im 9un5en 9anoe, lallen OH Dem
Grnit Der Sitllation nidt Slpelteln;
Elm oagclnciner Streif triiit aber III
erjter 9inic bos Itaotilde Silrger-
tum. Gie tSltrft bes llngarilheil
Siirgertltnls Dor hieler lebten @olle,
III ser oud) Ole i'ngariihe arbeiter-
Ihaft riht nit leihtcm Ser5cl'
lreift. lit MIR 5ll gerehtTertlgt.
9ic Grcigniiie oes uersangeneI
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Mtit Oem 6cucralitreif.

S,Sabres scigten 5ir 6enitge, od6, 10
mcit Die inucrc Serfaiiing III 6rcge
fonlmt, llngarIl I'M eliropanhen
Staatcngebiloe nod cine Sonoer-
itell,lna einninmt. @uhl bat ons
Gano icinc eeieBaebelloen 6attoren.
ieoph .peroeu bic 8elete elngebai
ten oeor lunganaen, ic nad]ocm Dies
sic robe @elpolt iiir gut befinoet.
SIN ltngariihen Reihstog tritt Der
Er1Iioent oie 8eiese nit 6iiBen ltno
miro bon Sen 8eIeBeebern beillbel..
SIN Sorn iiber oieien 3llItalo fcnert
Elm politild,er 8egner lcinc Otpros
luaffe auI oen boditen 6unftionar
oes Heibstages luno er miro III Of
ientlihcr 8erihtsperhallollmg rret'
gciproben. Die 3eitllngen Der Ir
Better belegen MiiniItcr uno Heihs-
taaspr1libcnten NIT Den Sttelr
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Nnton NnOlst, ~ Jd1re dlt, IN ote
9ruIt gef4oiIen; auBeroem CAB es Ell
ne ean5e 2lnsabl 2ei9toeripunbeter.
0ieies blutige HeIultat lit ni4t
Die 5olge ber gritiirmung elmer Srtz
I6aft our9 feinoli9e Sruppen, es
fam suItanOe BEL einem Il eberfa II
auf frtebli6e @rbetter, De-
nen feline anbere 6anolung gum 8orz
ipurm gema6t tperoen tann als oaB
iie es ais Stlaben bss almd9tigen
Stabltrultes ipagten, in oen Streit
gu treten. Gs mar am Sienstdg %.
als ii6 in Rantin, pa., ettpa 300
9lrbeiter Dor Der public 6an, no
eine WaHenberiammlung Der Streiz
tenoen ituttsefunoen bate, 5uIammenz
fanoen, um bort 81 elmer pbptograz
pbii9eu 9lufnabme 9lufItelIung gu
nebmen. um Die lie bon elmer 3eitung
eriu6t iparen. lin oieIelbe 3eit mar
idierten 80 0eputpzSteriffs unter
glnfiibrung oes 8urgeb MiQisan uno
oes poli5ei6efs Barnett bon Der
Orubtfubrit gum 6iigel, Der Saiptins
2lpe. gu. Nu6bem ous Bib oufge=
nommen, trenten ii9 bic Streifer unb
fpollten Iidb beim begeben, ais iie Die
YoHe bon 0eputp Sberiffs, Die in miz
litdriiher Srbnung mari6ierten, troz
fen. pl0Bli9 tra6ten S6iiiie, bic
iberfallenen 9lrbeiter Iebten Iit) Sur
Webr uno glrbeiterblut fdrbte ben
Sooen.
Wie unparteiiide 3eueen ertIdrten,
ipurbe Die gqn3e Shldhterei bon ben
nit 9lmts9elpalt dusgeriiiteten Rob
lingen bonn 3aun gebroaen. Bdbrenb
Iitb bic Streifer our6aus rubig uno
frieblih perbielten, feuerten bic Stroll
DIE pie lpabniinnig in bic Menge. Die
SSsniter Der 6duIer am 9dtptins
Square ipuroen 5erichofen, piele per
fonen in ZEN 9duIern pertpunoet. SFiir
cine @iertelituno I6phen ois S9er=
gen tpie tpabniinnig, Bis i4einbul
ibre Wfunition unb oomit audi ibl
Wtut eri40pft mar. Damn runnter
iie i'm GilmarI1 Suriid uno iparer
I'M gereihe Der Mauern oes StdH
fruits fi6er.
Gs gibt teinen 3tpeifel, ous 8lut
bao tpurDe anaerihtet in boiler lie
berlegung, es mar Elm po6lausgetlii
gelter lleberfaa auf Die Wrbeiter, oi
es ipa9en uls Stlnpen oes Stdbl
fruits nit einem Streit gegen Del
!, Stahel gu loden. 9pm g berif
8rub puroe 81 Dem 9orfaIl I o |
genhe GrtIGrung ab9ege
BEN: sd babe nur feds Oeputie
i'm Srte uno Die 8edmten, Die on Den
3uIummen1toB beteiligt iparen, i'm
, nid1t Die meinen. Die 2eute lpdrel
q II &c itellte elmer Octet
tin : q Qoenturunob be an 3 e
| ih I'm 9ienite bes Sta 3 |
truits. Mir purbe beri4tet, ba
in benz Sample 3S Spe5iulbeamt
enoaqiert paren. Meine 2eut
bef anben lid ni4t uf Ger
9laBe uno haben ni4t oa
9sringite NIT Ser 9 d lie 5 {
rel tun. Sd fam hierber. III
nit 9ureeB Milligan unb Den Beam
c ten Der Srubtfabrit 81 tonferters
{ uno sic Situation gu iiberblider
lSn meinem 9em il ben, 81
2eute 81 beruhi9en, pur .
:; orei Mals ouf mid 9sStel
I Wlit bieier 0aritslung Der Dffen
y li6sn 8eamtsn tit Der einlpdnofre
II Setpeis geliefert, oab Der Stabltru
: 2eute bGlt, Die beitimmt uno gelpi
r isnlos senug iino, osn strbeitsrn, Il
), rem S(ngebDrissn. Die 9eoOItsruns o.
/ StabltruititGbte sur Iber sa lai1s1
e ipenn Die 9lrbeiter nidt ptusnlo
Il Wertseues oes lie uusbeutenoenSru1
T Isin tppllen.
4 gDie riidii9tslos audi IonIt seg'
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@ie langc nod?

81 csobre alt, Elm gie9er, stpei S6iile
ms Ssin; Mite Milos. 6 SO o.
nate alt, in ba 8 linte . hr
sefaof5en; CHARLES 8enion, 49
Sabre alt, Ghub in ben Masen;
ssrau Sobn SeblanopiB. 25 Sabre
alt, arei ShiiHs in ben re4ten Mrm;
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Gin Softer lag am 8Ooen, oas rots
parme Slut fGr6te ben S4nee. Sotz
lid perlpunoet iparen: Strip Bed. 81
Sabre alt, slpei 9diiHe i'm aopt;
I'nnte 2eba, II Sabre alt,
in oen Masen seihoHen. Sdtper
perpunoet puroen: Niharo pariih,
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
Twin State Notes.

Brown, who has been with Newport
and Northampton and who has been
driven to cover by the tailenders, has
now been released by Northampton.
Allie MacRobbie, the manager Of
the North Adams, Mass. team, now de
funct, played right field for Green
field yesterday. He did not have d
fielding chance and did not get hit
although he is a good hitter. Allie was
expected to 80 to Northampton, but got
"a better bid from Greenfield
Crandall, Brown and Rudolph, three
Iof the North Adams players, reported
to Breck yesterday afternoon. Gran
dali is a pitcher and can play first or
second base. He is a hard hitter Ru.
dolph is an outfielder and Brown IS a
Williams college infelder who has beer
playing good ball for North Adams al
second base.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
VERMONT NEWS NOTES.

Oliver ". Davis, 20, a farmer vino
died in Morrisville recently. was the
inventor Of tile Davis swing churn
which won the first prize at the World s
fair.
The body Of Patrick Heating, 3i, vas
found just below the railroad tracks
in the outskirts Of Ludlow village sat
urday afternoon. His head was crushed
and his body mutilated. 1t is Suppos Il
that he was struck by a train ana
thrown over the embankment.
Clarence \. Wheaton. g.. vice preSi-
dent of the +. l.. Smith company and
for many years prominently identified
with quarrying operations in Barre. dies
suddenly from heart disease in that
city Saturday night. Fire broke ont
in the park about clock ana Mr.
Wheaton, thinking his son : house was
| endangered ran toward the scene. In
a short time he complained Of pains
in his side and then dropped 10 the
| ground, dying almost instantly. lie
leaves a wife and five children.
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dropped lower than the handle the
chances of missing the ball or fowling
are multiplied.
In the accompanying illustration
Knabe is shown holding a bat in the
effective style used by many of the
leading batters. Ty Cobb, Hans Wag-
ner and Napoleon Lajoie always swing
at the ball with the bat ON approx
mately a straight line. Experience has
taught them the wisdom of SO doing:
O4s.4.s.s 20. \ s.3@.C
by a fat, face down position of the
body
Its great advantage is the remarka-
Bile speed Of action. which allows abso-
lutely no check, making it probably
quite as fast a stroke for short dash
es as any known. Its worst fault is
that it is Il freak stroke, totally unfit
for distance work. 1t IS impossible to
hold it if the movements are fast, and
there is no speed in it when they are
retarded
The American style calls for n longer
reach in sprinting. decidedly longer in
distance swimming. The legs perform
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
WEST DUMMERSTON.

Miss Lima Wilson was a weekend
guest in Vernon.
II. r. Duling Of West Virginia stop
ped over night at Valley View farm
Miss Eva Swanson h. returned to
Orange Mass, after spending her yaca-
ton here.
Miss Marian Collins Of Woodstock.
this state is guest of Mr.. and Mrs
c. S. Wilson a week
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson ana Cas-
sius Wilson Of Greenfield and Leroy
Wilder and Howard Lang Of Brattie-
boro came Friday night 20 spend sun
day at Valley View farm. Sunday
night they all went on to the hill and
IIhad a pop corn roast by moonlight
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19

Boston yesterday and connected for a
double ana then a triple.
Chappelle, the high -pricedoutfielder OF
the White Sox, saved the game for
them yesterday by great running
catch on the last Red Sox at bat.
The Philadelphia team got an awful
lacing from the Cubs in the ninth yes
terday, a home run, two doubles and
six singles being made off Mayer.
McGraw wants Konetchv. the hard
hitting first baseman of the St. Louis
Cardinals He can have him if he
turns over Herzog, Wiltse, Merkle and
another player.
This will be the last week for the
purchase OF minor league players hy
the big league clubs. There viii be a
wild scramble for talent when the ma
Sept. -, for the filing of drafts.
Willis b, Richardson, a former
Brown football star, who at one time
was chosen All-American quarterback
by Walter Camp, died in Providence, r.
l., yesterday of pneumonia. lie was in
his 3Sth vcs:r. \ widow and two chill
dren survive
Howard prcw, the Springfield high
school colorcd Splinter, IS to enter
Brown university this fail. lie is work
ing as a porter on the Boston Albany
this summer TO earn money for his
college course. lie is married and >.
years of age. He IS ono Of the best
sPrinters in the country.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
Getting the Fever Again.
.(Barre Times

The Greenfield tNass.) Gazette re-
joices that the tow is supporting it,
team so well in the league with Brat
tleboro, Bellows Fails Northampton.
keene and Newport, ~ H., and points
to attendance of 900 as reasons for its
rejoicing. Time was IN the OLD North
crn league when an at. ,endance of 900
would have looked slim indeed at Inter
city park when Barre Montpelier had Il
team but title short OF major league
ealibre. The apparent sIecess of the
league in which Greenfield is now lead
ing rather stirs up the cupidity of
Barre and Montpelier enthusiasts once
more and it is possible then VIII he a
league next summer.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
CRIMP PLACED IN
WINNING STREAK
Turnstiles Pounded Mclaughlin and
Stole at VIII, Scoring Six Runs in
Opening Inning.
{ Especial to The Reformer. )

BELLOWS FALLS, August 19.-Bv
hitting Mclaughlin hard and stealing
bases on him at viii in the opening IN
ming here yesterday the Turnstiles
scored six runs before Patten went to
the mound, and easily defeated Green
field, who had gone for Is games with
out defeat, by score of to = Don
nelly contributed a spectacular catch
OF a long drive by Miller as the special
fielding feature, while clean steals of
home by Cawley and Donahue were the
classiest kind of base running.
Leonard, the first man up. was hit by
one of Mclaughlin S twisters. Martin
sacrificed, CawIey biffed to right ana
Leonard scored Conroy was hit Don
nelly singled past short and with
. Council at the plate every man stole
81 peg, Cawley scoring O'Connell
pasted out three Dagger to center and
two runs came across. Delaney went
hut, Crowther to Ridden Domaine
found Mclaughlin for another three
Dagger between right and center With
Harding at the bat Donahue pulled a
swell steal of home Manager Ryan
put in Patten and Harding flied to Mil
Ter.
Greenfield scored in the eighth Ma
loney was an easy out. Harding to
Leonard. Mayforth singled to left,
Patten struck out and Ryan slammed q
| homer into deep center, scoring MAY
| forth ahead of him. The hit looked
good for about three bags, but Ryan
| showed great speed and beat the throw
| to the plate. The score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
BATTING AND FIELDING AVERAGES

oteamsh low i'm
wecfo the
phenomenal and
Of
Bellows TO
II team
dropped 10 points Sullivan
is reckon
timely hitter has His
a in run
Dixie is beginning Sullivan
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19

Total bases, Bellows Falls, l. Green
field Z. Sacrifice hit, Martin. Stolen
bases, Cawley, Conroy. Donnellv, Dona-
hue. Three-base hits, o 'Connell, Dona-
hue. Home run, Ryan. Hits, off Nc
Laughlin, in 23 inning; off Patten, 1
in 1-3 innings. First base on balls,
off Harding 3. Left on bases, Bellows
Falls ,, Greenfield 3. Struck out, Mil
Ter, McRobbie ,, Maloney, Patten ?,
Aawley, Harding. Batter hit, Leon
ard; Ryan to Riddell. Passed ball,
Mayforth. Wild pitch, Harding. Time,
LAO. Umpire, Elwood.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
Sporting Notes.

Poor catching by Simon of the Pi-
rates helped the Giants to one easy win
yesterday.
The Athletics have been dropping
games with regularity lately. Are they
slipping?
Bescher of Cincinnati had two
chances at bat in the short game at
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
To Pass the Time.

Patron Ito very slow waiter)-Bring
me a steak, please. And you might
just send me a post card every now
and then while you're away, letting
me know how it is getting on.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-08-19
Bent on GETTING Money,

What excuse did the arrested cash
Ter give for being crooked" lie
claimed he was in strait.ned circual-
stances"