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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1913-04-11

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Hartford Republican.
FRIDAY, APRIL II.
N. h. 4 E. Railroad Time Table
at Hartford, Ky.
l.. & N. time card effective Monday
Aug. 2lst.
No. 112 North Bound due 7:19 a. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. ia North Bound due lis p. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. lis South Bound due s:45 a. m.
daily except Sunday.
No. 113 South Bound due 46 p. m.
daily except Sunday.
II. L. MlSCHKE, Agt.
Who wants the bicycle?
Who wants the Shetland Pony?
Your opportunity - Rosenblatt's
Selling Out.
Help some girl or boy win the fine
Shetland Pony and outfit
Rev. Eli Wesley, route 8, was a
caller at this office Wednesday.
Plenty OF those good homemade
hog jowls at w. II. Moore & Sons.
have Hay for sale.
33tf r. b. MARTIN, Hartford. Ky.
Mrs. Mollie Taylor. city, was a
pleasant caller at this office yester-
day.
Mrs. Hooker Williams, who has
been quite sick, is not getting along
very well.
Or. W., E. Ellis, the produce mer7
chant. was in Centertown yesterday
on business.
Attorney q. NJ Woodward was in
Hopkinsville and Owensboro this
week on business.
Mr.. A. N. Smith, cashier Of the Nc
Henry Deposit Bank. transacted bus
iness in Hartford Tuesday.
Prof. w. r. Hedrick, who has been
sick with the humps, was able to re-
turn to school work Wednesday.
Just received-another barrel Of
Jumbo Pickles.
W. II. MOORE & SON.
A carload of Oats and Corn just
arrived. w. E. ELLIS,
35t4. Produce Man.
Selling out to quit business. AL
most giving goods away.
ROSENBLATT'S.
Copies OF The Republican will be
sent to all contestants in the Pony
Contest.
The prizes given in The Republic
cans contest are well worth work
ing for.
Fixtures and lease for sale. Sell
ing out to quit business.
ROSENBLATT'S
The hardest worker will surely be
rewarded handsomely in our Pony
Contest.
Selling out to quit business. We
are going away, but the goods must
20 first. ROsENBLATT'S.
ANY girl or boy in Ohio county
not over l6 years old may become a
candidate in our Pony Contest.
Farm For sale-A great bargain.
For particulars write C. T. Fowler
Elizabethtown. KY. Route 2. 36lt'
By a little work the Shetland
Pony, harness and buggy will belong
to some Ohio county girl or boy.
Miss Nora Wedding left Tuesday
for Livermore. where she will Visit
DR.. T. d. Renfrow and family for
q few days.
Mr.. John Odell. candidate for the
Republican nomination for schooi
Superintendent, was a caller at THIS
office Wednesday.
MIR. Ramey L. Duke, of The Re
publican. has moved from the D. T.
Bean residence to Ernest Woodwaro
property on Clay street.
Mr.. viii Gillespie and wife nave
moved into the Tweddell property on
Union street, which was vacated py
Mr.. VIII Hines and family.
Mr.. Garfield Barnard. the popular
section foreman for the l.. and NJ
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27
SiRotilde CrinntrnnO.
abraham GincOln's beriibntte @ebe amf
benz GGlahtfelh pom N~ettbsburs.


Die gebeutung Der @9In9t BON
@~ettpsburg NOR i1on oesbolb
fir ben NorDen cine genalti9e, neil
Der @iea bas eri9Itterte @~ertrausu
bes Bottles interchangeable, Das err
fonnte nan aud IofDrt unb Oesbalb
belt man nod i'm Iefben SABRE. am
10. Nobember 1863 auf benz bur9
bic rou6e 6anb bes R~riegsgottes nit
MenI9enblut rOtbsefdrbten G4la4tz
feb gu Gettysburg cine IN ihrer
@9li9t6eit erhebenbe Gebentfeier
ab.
Der Staot pennIblpnnien bate
nGmli4 elm Stiid bes @9Ia1tfelbes
als ELECTROMAGNETIC fir bic bafelbIt
gefolenen nnions1Olbaten oitsetauft,
un0 bic ginweibuna besfeIben IDlte
unter groBortigen 6eierIi4teiten Dor
fi9 geben. Gum 6~etrebner wurbe Der
beriibmte GeDner gbparb gberett
BON Bolton auserfeben, auberbem
prGibent QincOln unb fein Ga
binet eingelaben. Mls Der Sag an
braH, traf 2incoln mirtli9 bon
@aIbington Der elm. @berett belt
cine, in ieber 9inli9t eIdnaenDe
Rebe, Die beinube 3pei StunOen
lang bas Mubitorium feTelte. Mls
bas leBte isiner Worte DertIunseu.
Derlangte bas publitum itiirmii9
mad QincoIn. 9ieler erbob fi9. trat
auf Die Hebnerbu6ne, bDlte feline
Mugengldfer bsrbor unb lag nun nit
rubiger @timme, tpel9e inbsB boIb
Dor innerer grresung 5itterte, tpGh=
renb fem BON Sorgen bur@Fur@tes
8eIi9t leu4tete, feline beriihmt ge-
norbene Mnfpra9e.
IS 1T Oies cine Der tiirseften Mes
ben, tpel9e 2incoln ie gebolten, ALIEN
es 1T bic Hebe. mel9e unerbs
lid 1T unb bleiben trirb tpeeen Der
beiIigen 8eseiiterung, benz bOben
grnite, Der lie bur9nebt. Nls Der
leBte SOP unter EbrGnen, @9luH>
gen unO 8eifaQsrufen bertlungen
mar, Orebte iid 9incoIn gu gberstt.
ben er bier gum eriten Mnle geIeben
bate, I'm, ersriff feline 9anb unb
faste: sd wiinT9e SbneR Slid 5u
Sbrem eroBen grfolse beute.@ Bon
innerer 8eneguns iiberpGltigt anti
pOrtete gberett: nd, pr6Ebent nj.
gerne mO6te id meme sanoen buns
bert Seiten binseben, menil i'd Der
8erfaHer Sbrer 3tpansig 3eiIsn iein
F1nnte!"
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

grbtante: 30, i'd babe mein TeIas
ment Idnsit aufseIebtl"
Neffe: nNber tunrlm oenn. Iiebe
Eante2 Du Diff bod sOttIob nod 70
riftiel~
Gnnte; Gd, ipeibt gu. N0s MenDern
tbut einem 10 tpobl, tpena1 man Ii6 iber
bic Iicben VertuanOteu seSreert b0tl~
Washington Journal., 1913-12-27

Hungen 2 Subertuloie : patienten,
fruroen DorgeFiibrt, Die na9 Ausfaz
gen oes 9errn Or. SmmeImonn OBJ
i,ttio giloer bon 9eferuns uno
9eilun9 nah penigen Snjeftionen
8eigten. profeHor Sdleif. aIs
@birurg, Der praftifde @%rfn6rungen
in Der 6risomann'I9en 6eilmetbobs
IN 6iiae bot, ertldrte often, bob es
bon benz mobernen Stanopunft Der
ufonierDatiDen" Gbirurgie, olio Oers
ienigen, bic, Itatt gu fdneiben, in srs
iter Ginie 8u erBaften tra9tet,
bon unf9dBborem Wsrt6s Tel, cine
Maffe 6iefer Art eegen bic Subertu<
lofe in ibren 9irurgiI9sn 5ormen gu
erbaIten. 2uft not leait, fpru9 ii4
Der alinifer @ebeimratb Rrous,
trobbem er erfldrte, boB CT elm enbs
siiItiges rrtbeiI iiber bic in Ieinsr
Rlinit ~bebanbelten 51ne tpegen Der
Riir5e Der 3eit ni9t fGIen tOnne,
nit oaer Beltimmtbeit bohtn aus.
baB er 6 r aunIi9es unter Der
6riebmnnn'f9en BebonbIungs : Mez
tbobe gefeben babe, unb boB fdon
aus bieiem @runbe no9 Ieiner Nm
fift Der Mer5tepeIt bic pfIi9t OBJ
Iisge, obne lie be unb 6oB an
cine ernIte Priifung Der So9e gu
geben -.
Rir3er, apbOriitiider unb mebr
vobne 2iebe unb SOB" Oermas i'd
aud pom 2aienftanbpuntt. bon benz
aus ih bos SntereHe bes publitums
i'm Nuge babe, bic peTentlthen Nors
9dnge ienes DemonItrationsobenbs
ni9t tpieber3ugeben. 3iebe iH Das
Jacit, 10 fam i9 pobl Der Nnf9nu<
ung Ausbrud seben, baB bic gsrs
anfbaltung, bic bod unbeitreitbare
pofitiOe ReIultate aufpeiit, gum mtn>
beitsn Oen grfoIg ge6abt Bat, einsn
Mufi9mune in Der perf0nlt9en Be-
urt6eiIung bes tapferen RGmpfens
unD Stre6ens, bas Or. Jriebmonn
in Teiner Sa9e ge5eigt bat. i'm Slime
Der ObieftiDen @ere9tigteit bOrberei>
tet su baben. Die algemeine 3us
riidbaltung Der SADIE sessniiber,
foDeit tie fi9 in obiettibem &abmen
belt unb nod bGIt, borf uns eigents
It9 peOer nunOern nod DerOrieBen.
DieTe 3uridbaltuns baden ipobl bic
g%rfo6rungen nit benz Ro9fden gu.
bertuIin uno nit mnn9sn anberen
Seilungstbeorien, bic EMF Die
@terne Der 6offnung am SimmeI
Der 0eilfunF aufgingen, 9elebrt.
@enn nur Die rMabrbeit auf benz
M1arf9e" 1T. bos 1T Die 9auptIude!
3ufrieben pollen mir iein. penn lie
uns aud nur 8u Der begliidenbeu
GrtenntniB fiibrt. bob psntgitcns cine
2inberung Der groBen S9redeu unb
Geiben OieIer 9~oltsfsu9e uns be-
f9ieOen Iein ion. War es eiE Srrs
tbum, 10 miifen mir bic 9Offnuns
- al ben anOern legen.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

dium Monday eveainG. August II.
was born In the smoky City :5 years
ago. He is OF Irish parents. and his
bASt fighting weight is l:. pounds.
Beann iGan's height 10 8 feet 5 inchs~.
The PittsSurg boxer has been con-
nected with the game for nine year,.
and during that time has engaged Ia
more than 100 batties. He has me,
somc Of the best men In the banta a,
and featherweiEht diviaionsi and on
~ twic. has the verdict been given
against him. During his ring career
he has fought such men as Johnny
Coulon. Kid WILLIAMS. Johnny XII
banc. Mont At'ci. IIouiana. Earl Den
ming. lin Kcndrick and Jimmy
Walsh KIihanc nax the only boxer 10
defeat him.
Or Dcccsst,er IS. 1911. BsznnIGan
l'o,cd Chavez At Triaidad and
stopped the Colorado hoy In six
rounds. The Pi,,sburx fesiher~eiRht
IL considered ooc OF the bcsa boys ~
his weight In tho country. lie Is
clever ,~o-handed boxer. with = stiff
punch In either hand. He has shown
In previous bouts that he II game to
tn. core. While bosinx he 10 exceed.
i,sly aggressive and Is always willing
To mir matters.
10 Chavez. the Eastern feather
weight u meciin. one Of the iuost I'm
proved boxers of the year. when
Chavez met Brsnuiean in . former
con,ss, he knew but little Of the fin.
or points Of the game and vas easy
to fsini into an opening that would
pcrtnit a boxcr like Brannigan to
whip over = punch that bring home
the bacon.
Mas,crr will bc different Ia the
coming contest. for Chavez IL now
ono Of the shifticst little boxcrs Ia
the country. lie has overcome many
Of the defects 10 his former vork and
can feint. block snd deliver blows IN
\ clever manner. Tic showed In his
boa; with KID Peppers that he has =
terrific waiiop for = smaii man and
10 quite Ahifiy on his feet. In his
early bouts he became ratified when
against a clever man. bu, no~ II cx.
cesdinsiy cool durink = contest.
While BssnniGan will no doubt bc
the farori'c with local followers OF
boxing to land the verdict. he will
have no cinch. and IL would not "
sarpri,inE to hear that Chavez was
awarded the decIaion.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
IeB Sex Wa1iQP urcinS- S--haW
BEATS PRINTERS 10 INNING S,HA1FES1

ne Dssehcs we're pusheA furtbss
down the tAbosgan yesterday afteS-
nooa b. that invtsctbls a8Ussatiea
Of Red legs that have held fisse D1aoe
Jail season. II Was an easy victory for
lthe sox by . score of - - 3. BaFos
VAs bit hard aud 10 the last iaaiaS
was relieved BY J. Wilson. Who
famed two out OF three. The game
was fe atured BY the heavy hIttInS
Rossi. Neal asd Hsurin. RosA Git .
three base hit and home run. Neal =
home run and Haurin . homo run.
The sox got away With = lead OF
three runs and ciucbed the game BY
piiins up six In the NTH. In the ssv.
enth they snnesed three more before
Baron vas yanked. The Butchers In
their half of the seventh made . rai-
iy that threatened to even up the dis
aStcr. and before the dust had cleared
away six scores were hung up. Hsur-
In WAS hit freely In this Inning and a
couple Of bad errors contributed.
chseon. the Butchers backstoo.
laid down his mask aud mIt la the
fifth inniy after hc sustsined minor
Injuries from foul iips. FitnImmons
did the receiving for the rest Of th-
game. The Butchers rolled up nine
errors behind Baron. J. Wilson and
Fiszsimmons being the principal Of
f-ndsrs. The result Of the sans
which was finished In the dusk Of the
evening strengthens tho grip Of tho
Red Sox on first place and puts the
Butchers tied With the u. 4 w. team
Tor kecoad place. The scor~:
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
TRIAL n cAlQHITTI CASE.

san Francisco. Cal. August A.
The caminctti.DiEm ~hitc slave case
which has attracted wide atteMtion
bccsuse OF the Allegations that 20
liticai infiusacs had been employ ed
TO have the department Of justice at
Washington delay the prosecution.
will bc called for trial tomorrow be-
fore Judge William e. Van Fleet In
the United States district court.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
srANpupe CITY LEAGUE
soPRss .; coKEDALE 8

Bunched hits In the first and {
combination OF errors in the sixth
inniax permitted SOprIs to defeat IT.
old rival. CSkedske. yesterday BY the
score OF to 3. Extremely lur!d
fielding In that sixth inning gave
SopiiS i've. which was enough Poy-
phalla pitching good bali. Soptir
got ava, with a lead OF three In tho
first aud Cokedale got hack two In
the fourth Lochard was on the sla .
for Cokedale. The score:
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
HARRIS N sHApI AGAIN

Denver. Colo. Aug. a.-Fircman
Harris. the Trinidad heavyweight.
has been quietly training for somc
time and In now In the hest Of shape.
Tho biE fellow from the southern
part Of the state il anxious to get In
onc Of the bouts at the State Aihici-
ie club aud is willing to meet any
man the management can obtain 20
20 against him.
Harris does not expect to land J..
main event but is only after q chance
to show what he can do In the ring.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
BERwlND 8: coKEDALE BEARS .

Bcrwind defeated the Cokcdalc
Grizzlies yesterday in u well played
game By the score Of . to =. The VIC
tory was due to the remarkable pitch
Ing of Santamyer. who struck out fif-
teen and allowed but one scratch hit.
He was given perfect support and the
game was one OF the best seen on a
camp diamond this season. The bat
tciics for Bcrwind were Santamyer
and Stewart. for Cokedaic Wilson and
Dryden.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
BnANUehN N-enAvG
BOUT RWSES.
LIVELY INTEREST

Th~ seb.duied hattie between Ben.
ny cAavex and Patsy Bsanniean
vAioh will take place In Denver next
Monday night Is attracting more at
tsation thaa any fsssie eSest In ycarx.
IT, sposs wroters In commenting Oh
tbe fishs arr seeing In the Trinidad
boy likely champion OF the feather
WEIGHT ciss- Joekey Maynard said
ysslssAay In the Denver Times:
Bsnsy Charer and Patsy Branni-
gan. who are to meet In = ten round
ksus before the state Athletic club
AZ tie sto,kyards stadium Monday
svsaing. August II. viii 10th arrive
10 this city this Afternoon. Branni-
gas COMO froa Pitubare. Pa. where
he nor nakss his headquarters. while
CAavss will ses In fron Albuquerque.
N ~. where he defeated Battling
Chico Friday night
While Brannixsn holds \ verde,
ov~~ Chavez. he will find a much di'.
fcrcnt opponent from the boy h. me,
and STOPPED In SIX rounds st Trinidad
nearly two yesrs ago. Chavez has
Improved wonderfully since he faced
Bran niesn In the former bout and =
nov one nf the elcvcrc~s and hardest
hitting b,xers Of his weight In the
country. He has picked up q great
deai about the bosinE game during
the past year and IL = much better
ring seassal than when he las,
foaxhs the Patisburx lad.
The Trinidad boxer 10 quite ahifty
on his feet aud hits . stiff punch
with either hsnd lie blocks an op-
poncnt's punches In = clever manner
and has al fb. earmarks Of u comer.
There are nisuy Who have seen the
Mexican In action In hIs recent bouts
who are os the opinion that no is a
coming champion In his divison. He
appears TO b. the best boxer Of any
weight developed 10 Colorado during
the last ten years.
Brannisan b . veteran at the game
and knows about svcry trick that q.
fighter 10 likely 10 use during q bout.
He u = strong. game aud willing
mixer who carriss knockout punch.
Durinx his career In the ring lac hss
caEaged mons than 100 bouts and
lost Vut two dcciaions. Johnny Kill
hane. champion festhcrwslght Of the
world. holds both q these vcrdic,s
ovor the Pittsburx battier.
According to the dope on bo,oh
toxers. Il appears likely that the
coming bout will 90 the limit. am
Of tho opinion that tho contest will
be one Of tho sastsst ever staged In
this city and should b. a great bout
ffom spectators point of view. The
winner NJ this contest will know he
has had q battle and the decislou Ia
likely 10 be closs one. II would
not surprise mo ~ hear the contest >
draw.
In commenting on the fortbcom inx
mill. Abe Pollock said In the Denver
News:
Patsy Branniesn. the PittXbusg
feathcrwcight. who Ia 10 mcc, Benny
Chavez. the Trinidad Mexican. in /.
ten round bosit at the .tockyards sta
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
cAIKEDAR OF Rolrs.
MONDAY

MONDAY
T. OpeninG os Grand Circuit race
meeting at Kalamazoo. Mich.
Western handicap trap-shootinS
tournament opens At Omaha.
Northwestern championship ten.
mis- tournment opens n Lake Mime.
tonkA. MINI.
Michigan State championship ten
mis- tournament opens st Detroit.
soathwestern championship ten
mis- tournament opens st Dallas.
Pacific Northwest championship
tournament opens a raroma.
Bombsdier Wells ". Pot O'Kcefc.
20 rounds. at London. Eus.
TUESDAY
Annual reeatta Of Lake MichiEan
Yanhtiag Association opens At Nil.
Wsukec.
/. Great Western Circuit race meet
Ing opsas = Decatur. III.
Pacific Cess cirscuit race meet
ing opeas 1t Los Angeles.
Annual championship tournament
Of Ninnesota Golf Association opens
At Minneapolis.
Annual championship tournament
Of Wisconsin, Golf Association opens
at kcnosha.
Maine STATE chsmpionship tennis
torunament opens At Bar Harbor.
Bob Lee ~. Lester Johnson. 10
round. at Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY
Annual cruise Of tho New York
Yacht Club starts from New London.
Coma.
Pacific coast International track
asd field championships at Victoria.
n. e.
sevcn-day meeting Of Niagara Rae
iu9 Association opens at Fort Erie.
Ont.
THURSDAY
Astor Cup races Of the New York
Yacht Club. off Newport. n. I.
FRIDAY
Annual regatta Of National As.o-
citation Of Amateur Ossmcn opens
At Boston.
kiuGs Cup races Of tho .e~ York
Yacht Club. off Newport. 4. I.
Annual bench show Of Rhode Is
land Kennel Club opens At Newport.
r. L..
Gunboat Saith w. Jim Flynn. 10
rouad. At New York City.
Sailor Petroskcy ". Bob McAllcs-
ter. 20 rounds. At San Francisco.
Jack Dillon ". George Ashc. Ii
rounds. at winnopcs.
Patsy Kline VI. Tommy Buck. 10,
round, at Rockaway Beach. y. y.
SATURDAY
Annual regatta of National Asso-
citation Of Amateur Oarsmen at
Boston.
Automobile race meeting at tho
brighton Reach track. New York.
Annual automobile road race meet
At Santa Moaiea, Cal.
Annual championship Of Canadian
Amateur Swimming Association At
lln1iSnr
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

Totals ... AZ = &c IL q
Carney out; hit by ba,tcd bail
Score by !nnInSs-
Cck.dale 900 100 o %
sopris 80. J o o . . V--s
summary: Two base hit: Caskcy.
Three base hit: Bradley. catueg
Anderson.
Home runs: B.ichcr.
struck out: By I.ochard >. by Pos
rhalia J.
Rar-s on balls: OF LoohaTd /. of
Posphalic I.
Hit by pitched ball: ". Burns.
Time Of game: i:sa.
tmpirc-Nichols.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

BatteS5ss: Patterson. Cres,o and
cresto. Lujan; EgAn. Kirschner and
Chacon. Foster.
Summary: Two base hits: RossI.
LuJan. ESau.
Three base hits: Roksi. Nansker.
Foster.
Homo rua: Neal
Struck out: by Patterson G: by
Cresto 4: By Egan 10.
Double plays: Rossi to Mansker 10
Wade.
Hit By Pitched Balls: Neal :.
NanSksr.
Cmpire-Ross.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

A1ubUcS 0at NOT t0uchInx stcOhu.
Score BY isuihE-
X. 4 w. 0O< eO02 0 o Iii
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
NOT We'll ENOUGH TO WORK

10 those words ts hidden the iras-
cdy Of many . wage earning woman
who supports herself and Ia often
hsaping to support 4 family. on mea-
gre wages. Whether In office. far
tory. shop. store or kitchen. woman
should remember that there In one
tried and true remedy for the ills to
which all womou are prone. and that
Il Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. II creates the vitality
that makes work easy.
Printing that pleaseS-ihs kind
SuDplis1 eustoosrs Of 3hs Chronicle
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
eV-CCU-0O-V
= BASEBALL YESTERDAY Q
oe-3oe-o-0-1

National League.
Philadelphia 5; St Louis ,.
Chicago l2: Brooklyn 8.
Cincinnati S: Boston 5.
American League.
None scheduled.
Western League.
sioux City -: Denver G--l5.
Dcs oMines 10: Wichita 4.
Topeka al: st. Joseph 2-5.
Omaha 5--l5: Lincoln 1--10.
American Association.
Columbus 2; Toledo o.
Louisville q; Indianapolis G.
Minneapolis .: Milwaukee o.
ST. Paul Sc: Kansas City Is.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

summary: Two basr his: Loft
mark. Foster. q. Martin.
Three base hits: Rossi. Davis.
Home runs: Roasi. Hauria.
Passed balls: chscon :. Fitssim.
mons /.
Struck out: BY Haurin s: by Bar.
oe 3: BY Wilson :.
Bases ON balls: Oft Hsur,s :: Off
baron I.
Double plays: Lujsn 10 Roesi.
Wild Pitches: Haurin !.
Hit BY pitched balls: Davis. Neal.
Umpire: Ro.a.
The II. 4 ". team vas the victor
over the Printers in = ten innIua
await feat. With the score tied six
to six In the seventh inning. the
game dragged sions until the ieni!,
when the X. Z VS. piled up nine
runs on errors aud = fusilladc OF hits.
Some major league batting was done.
Nanskcr. who tied the score with a
three base hit In the seventh inning.
lost tho credit Of fine home run
dri.c In the ninth. lie circled tho
bases but vas called ou, for no,
touching second base. A wranglc re.
suited In which Umpire Ross thrca'.
euct 10 banish q couple of the Il. &
W. players or call tho game.
Th" Printers came back will,
three runs In the tenth. 10 this in
ming Neal slammed home ruu. Pat.
tcrSon. who started out on the slab
for Roblnson-wrisht. was relieved By
Crcs,o. who vas hit hard. Esan was
removed for the Printers in favor Of
ktrschner. The latter was on tho
mound when they blew up in the
tenth. The score;
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04
MORE THAN HER SHARE.

A Baltimore woman has aplicd for
her seventh divorce. Some people ara
never satisfied.--Washing Her
aid.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

Total. ..... 81 J .; . Z
McCielland bsttcd Dryden In yth.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

Batteries: Haufain aud Franeh:
Baron. Wilson and Chscon. ritxAu..
mons.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-04

In commentinx on the forfhcom in Z
mill. Abe Pollock said In the Denver
News:
Patsy Branniesn. the PittSbu sg
feathcrwcight. who is 10 meet Benny
Chavez. the Trinidad Mexican. in ).
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-09-23
PROLOGUE.

Here's a tale of the sea and
the treasure isle, of long hid
gems and bad mems guile, of
perils on land and wave well
met. spite storm and muftny's
awful threat.
The nav of q man with a maid
is told as they voyage the seas
IN quest of 9otd-fhe man SO
brop2 and the maid so far. Fer
her sake zoueht he will not dare.
From English fields to south
sea shore Their path they follow
white pillows roar, bur it leads
them safe TO Their goal at last,
with Their lore ana thctr treas
ure tightly ctosped.