davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14
Borrowed Jingles.

To one bre akfast table add
boiled coffee, scorched steak, q
dull day and q wife in dirty
negligee, and a fine, full sized
quarrel will be ready in 20 min
utes after the bell trings.
When, as an outsider, you are
forced into the distressing posi-
ton of confidante of both hus-
band and wife, place two hatpins
through your chapeau, your arms
In your coat and beat it.
If you are looking old, unat-
tractive, and generally at your
worst, get a shampoo. a facial
massage, bushels of fresh air
and smile at something funny.
You will have a better chance to
face the world and its music.
If married life seems fiat, and
all interest in things has evapo-
rated, add a few conecnial
friends, some healthful pastime
and, if necessary, change the
furniture. Stir the whole into a
fresh atmosphere of determine
ton and see what happens.
( Take five yards of lace, onehalf
yard of tulle; drape it over a
pretty figure and add Il dash of
violet perfume, plenty OF music
and moonlight. After fifteen
minutes subsection to the mod
ern jollying, an engagement with
the first man in sight will result
To make man thoroughly
satisfied with his own wealth of
information, know a little less
than he. Ask him now and the n
for information, and open your
eyes wide with delighted sur
prise when he has finished his
lecture. Increase in chest expan-
sion six inches.
( For Il steady invitation to dine
out or to occupy a seat at the
opera, there is required pretty
face, with d lovely gown. Never
mind about knowledge of the
modern languages or of any
great culture. Men are not look
ing for these assets. Beauty of
soul, mind, are very great treas
ures, but somehow they are not
the kind Of beauty that man
pays to show off.
The police often get those who
help themselves.
Love doesn't laugh AT the smith
who repairs automobiles.
Too often after q man has done
his duty it refuses to stay done.
The man who is too lazy to
work is always seeking a public
! office.
Some men would rather steal
poor living than earn a good
one.
| It's a pity that courtship isn't
a training school for trials that
come after.
A bachelor says pin money is
so called because wives stick
their husbands for it.
Marrying a man to reform him
is a good deal like trying to
make an omelette out Of bad
egg.
A boy has to explain to his
mother why he was out so late
and a man has to do the same
thing to his wife.
When man gets sick he does
MT want to take any medicine;
when a woman gets sick she
wants to take about seventeen
kinds at once.
Being good is an adventure far
more violent and daring than
sailing around the world.
Men always talk about the
most important things to total
strangers. 1t is because in the
total stranger we perceive man
himself; the image Of God is not
disguised by resemblance to an
uncle or doubts of the wisdom
of a mustache.
How facts obscure truth.
All sensible women think all
studious men mad. For the mat
ter of that. all women of any
kind think all men of any kind
mad. - The Club of Queer
| l.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14

cd too their sections of the con
ference. Rev. j. Stuart French,
of Nashville, will speak at Cen
tenary church, Chattanooga, on
March 10th. Numerous other
prominent speakers have been
secured for the campaign during
the present month and during
April.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14
Are You Constipated2

If SO, get a box of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, take them regularly and
your trouble will quickly disappear.
They will stimulat the liver, improve
your digestion and get rid of all the
poisions from your system. They will
surely get you we'll again. 25c at j.
e. Jackson's, Tazewell, Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted with
the prompt relief afforded by applying
Chamberlan's Imminent. Not one case
of rheumatism in ten requires any in
ternal treatment whatever. This lini-
ment is for sale by all druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14
Farm For Sale

$50 acres; about ESQ acres in cul
tivation; 100 acres of first and second
river bottom, and 80 acres creek
bottom. Estin a.ed to be 300. 600
feet of good understandable timber on
farm. Good improvements. This farm
is easy worth the price SIS, 600. 90.
Bacon & Kollock,
Loudon, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14

Chnmbcr!ain's Cough Remedy has
won its great reputA atom md extensive
sale by its remarkable cures of cough
colds ana Group. 1t can he depended
upon. Thy it. Sold by MI druggists.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications. Us they canno,
,each the discussed portion OF tho ear.
ana that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by nm innamed cond-
,hian Tube. When this tube is infinmed
you have ru.nbling sound or imperfect
bearing. and when It Is entirely closed.
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube, restored to its normal condition,
aearlng VIII BIO destroyed forever: nine
,nses out OF ton are caused by Catnrrli,
which is nothing but nm inflamed condl-
ZION OF the mucous surfaces.
- we Will gvo Ono Hundred Dollars for any case Of
pcafneHs Caused by that bo by
Halls Catarrh euro. Bond for circulars. free.
g.J. CHENEY, d Co, Toledo, Ohio.
Bold by DrugRists. Toe.
Tsko Halle Family Piils for constipation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1913-03-14
No Liquor Advertisements
Roanoke Evening World)

Roanoke Evening WORLDLY
"You will never see another
urclean OF dangerous advertise
ment in the American.
"On Saturday this newspaper
published an announcement that
there would never be another
whiskey advertisement in these
columns.
"It was forced to take this po-
sition to escape from the incon-
gruity of opposing. the whiskey
traffic in its editorial columns
while increasing the whiskey
sale by means of its advertising
columns.
1.-The rule against whiskey adj
vertisements applies to all the
compounds that under the name
of remedies are simply more or
less disguised alcoholic concoc-
lions.
"In short, to the extent of its
power, the American will keep
its columns clean of anything
that is dangerous to the health
of its readers or is detrimental
to public morals. j."
Thus the New York American,
one of the great dailies owned
and operated by William Ran
dolph Hearst, announces its di
vorce frAas, The liquor traffic. IL
& s : 9 '
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
@erfannmssmdbie

80 NErEIeA
8n nid]tsmiroige @pbbs8in, Ole
ieoe gerlenollrg geiitiger @etratrffe
nod Grobibitionsltaaten per5ietet, lit
IN beben 9alaiern oes Ro11grelies NIT
ibetraAtliiders Stinmpen1nebrbem CUR
gelarbgt. Inter ben obtpal-
te1t6ensumit1tben ulf Elm 9eto oes
Hraliissenten Colt m.r dkper gu red-
men. Die eiin5ige Soffn1lng Der
Yrnher oenm ooiieie eperben 6urd)
Sos @eieksbeiomoerg dtper geiddfttliid)
geilt1oiigt Iiegt in Der geridtliden
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6es Iegislati.
ben Mnebsperte. 1m tbatfddlid,
deim 6ieie Soffnalng auf geiu1roer
GrlrtoIage gu ruben. Tenn ods Sc
let lpiSeripridt sem Situae lli,b henl
lgsii,d,itoben Der Bu1Sesperfailu1g lin
.iere 8eufnlipng eespdbrIeiitet &an6els-
frei6eh snifdyen Ben ginaelltaatsn.
Menn ser aonarsSS eie dreibeit fha
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
9ael),,1t 4er'i,ta fiir
8uifen 11,,6 Grfdltunaenx

|benors nler Nustpnri tpeg i'll, bebeutet In
grDbes unbeil. Nadbem ber MusipiIrfs
rtdltig beieitigt lit tpirb Der Suiten bon
ielbit aufb0ren.
.Gep0bnlid bd,lgt Elm puiteu bot, ei,erns
re15enoen Ynltnno oeS 2uftr05rentopfeg7
[ober Der 2uftr6bren at, Ill 6enen }id
tpenig ODER fem Mustpnrf befin6et.
gns .yroblem, iold eine,l Gutter az
hlle1l, 1T Elm 1pertg beridieben. 5paarS
IN bie1eI Sduen foQte Yerunn aenou1ss
men iperoen;; autpeiIen lit 8es aber md,
nptbtpenbig, bdb Iotale 8ebanoIung 6aa1l5
fptl1l1t. s
Mber III irge11o einem Sale lit Berura
notbtpenbig. SSbbr braudt ni1t auf3llz4
b0rel1, mir 3n f1reiben. Rauft Berlna
|fofort unb beginl1t 0amit, es al nebneu.
SIR t0nnt BON biieiem 9uiten eber be-
freit peroen, CLAUDE id, 6enn auf irgeub
cine nnbere @eife.
Sontet !SSbr ninfden, mid 3l foninl<
tleren gu irgerb einer 3eit, fpGbrenb sSbr
Neruna nebmt, 10 ftebt es gnd bolfta11z
Dig. fret, an mid 3n f6reiben. Cure
Briefe tperben itrift fonf1ben3ieu aehalten.
uno SIR tperoet prompte Inttport erbals
ten.
SSd mill guren @niten itiIen. SD mill
ibm itillen, bepor er tpirtlth beainnt. sd!
mill i'm itilen, bebor er cine @eIegens
9elt bat, eltren 2nngen 3m f1nben, elm.
SS4aoen, bon benz SIR bie1ei1t nidt ge~
De1lt iperoet tpd6remo gurer adn3en 3eS
bens8ett: SSa, i6 tbue es. Slut sSbr
gl1ren Sbeil, ib tperbe ben meinigen
ltbun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

ld5ranfen oler irgen0pie nregelln"
Mil, 10 mtB er bafur quite @rii1toe
gelte.tS mafen, er mllb Dor ane11
eitle @efaGroung Ses @eneinnpo5!!s
nad)ueiiell. Sn 0em pprliege1loen.
Jalle alber banoelt es iib leoiglib lin
~qefricSig,tm ei,per Experimentation
lsfrulle. Musorudlih enti1ieoen fat
iiter0ies 5us 8unoesobergeridt, Bag
Co.'S &edt OUR @i1rfnbr elmer @anrc
aus 0em Muslaibe nllb Seret1 @erian=
Dung nad ie0em gtante ser Union
pglm &ldfiiiidtnabme a1f oeiien Son-
seugeiebe in Iih fdlieBt. @loubt ser
aongmb ii6 apirflih oas @edt Der.
ntsmbmen 5u 0iiirfen, Sen einbeimi=
fden 8ral,ern, 8renner1t u. @in5ern
etnas gu berbietem Dos er Scr aus
ldlSiid}en aonfnrrets geitatten mlb?s
gs giibtt 1tod &ii6ter- aud in @oibt
ington! Mogli6erlpeile Ieiiten @ebb
ntpo @enoiiet init ibrem Madapeff TO-
gar lpelur aald iebr tpi6er @iIen
Ser @etrdadfe=SSrbuftrie eine1t ridt
81 acknowledgement 1ien1t. IS gibt int
9aliee iebr biele 2eute, sic fir ole
mogliden 3nangsgeiebe itifnu1en, 10
lo1ge iie mdf oetn Dnld at fiibIerp
lbaben. Gas @ebb'ide @eek miro
oieien 2ellten# Sic M1gen offnen. Det111
lie miiiBter itb bei ser ftreugen Dl1rd)-
fiibrurg ser 8eitmnrunger ielbit oen
&e1rllB uerbieten, Gen fie ibre1 Mit=
J5iirgern oerlager mollen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
Trieori6 @ilbeIm Sc:
Der, .
Gem nniterblid)en Sdnser pun u9rei.
sebulinoen," gum Snbilanms-
jabre.
(P. 5. g., 8. 9. 81

Seit 1861 mar @eber 2anotags=
9(bgeororeter Ses @ablfreiies 8arS
blprg-@orter uno geborte Ser Gent
trumspartei atr. OILS &e6rer trat CT
5r'ar ME he lorpoers beroor, ieood err
fitlIte er leine parlomentoriif,en
Nflidten G0ddt e%epilierbaft, 10 oaB
er lid Sos polite 8ertralten leireS
@o6lfreiles iiderte. Inter groben
gbrenbe5eugungen 6urfte er 1856
iein iilter,es Sltbiildum als Mbgeor6=
meter 6egeben. Ser Mbgeor0nete 6ufz
fer BON Ser gentrlinrspartei Belt 6ei
oieier @elegenbeit an oen ebrpiiroigen
SSabilor etne Mnipund9e, morin er bei-
len @er6ienite nls Mbgeononeter riff
merro, Gen Dibter erbebt, inoem er
fagt: vMitte im ser id1rfiten Site oes
parlamentariiden 5tueites eridou NIT
einem Male bein berrlides 2ieb Don
9rei3ebnlineen. u9ieles 2ieo, Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20
@pdgeiang 6es edte,1 at1D tpabren
alrlturfompfes, ourb tpeGben aerei1rt
t1iidfxtt i. iiehh1. Ser Whnitp[ In : 8riinz

s@od,gelo1tg 6es edten a1r0 mabren
&lrlturfompffes, ourb meGd,en @erei1tIt
nidt 10 iebr Ser .Mpoltel in ser 8riin=
TIE" aIs sic milbe Seine 6eS 4reu=
5es i'm Mlrrrbe frommer 8eneoiiffttii1rer-
m6ijndfe Dos @ei0entum I'm erer 8ater
imerlid Miiberlpu1poen fat, erf1ang tnie
eiilpe glorreide @ropbetie bon benz
Musgange attderes gerneinian1en Sin,
gems gegen aen Mrb0ram eines nene1
S&seeissserltums Mit in Die Canoe 1T
0ein ber3erbefeltser Sang ge0rungen
l1n6 but NIT oen ibm ~folgenben ITb6-
nett 2iecerr cine l11geabnt ma6ietroe,
lbegeiiterte Ml1fnabme im Sen breitelten
s56idten lttieres &oItes, ia melt Mber
Sic @nen5et ltriereg 9anoes binults
gefllnserr. Sic 8eitgenoifen preiien
'oen Didder, ioer mdibren6 ieines MunL
nesalters ont uNmboB" idmerer Nr-
felt geitan6en n1r6 eriit om Mbenbe fet-
rus 9ebens sen in ibnr Id}Iua1purernoen
u88n1bertpab" Ser 3oelie NIT eipem
5dyloge 81, boiler 8liitenprabt ertpef
tie. @ir aler, Sic 6id nit freuoisem
tStol5e ben l1mirgen mtrre1t, lebe1
iurrb perebren in Sem gottbegna6etet
9idfer Dor allem Den eolen, bodber.
5igen, ielbltloi lem Mann. sen trel1en,
urapunoelbanen Sreuuo uno Srof=
tiomsgenofien Mud Ser grobe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

+Glolso Bubble Serbioe So. un1 6ie ct.
0ater 8oqper 60. an eriter
sSteQe berDorgeboben 1per6en. ct.
.Glola1 lit CUR gsgenpdrtigen ,3eit be-
fannt fir ieine @aiertroft : W0g-
%lidpfeiten, un0 sic 1relle Mnsltattung
i'll 8erbinSung NIT ibre11 nel,e1, 0pe-
rntionS-@inridtungen lit cine iold5e,
Die MIR BON DenigenRldben brer@r6=
be in Sen 8ereinigten 5tnaten uber-
troffen mer6en fam. Sic Berpou=
~1tanSigung ibrer neuen &raftlirie
|brin9t ieds alrsmartige Stationen in
9etrieb 1uno iie tbat elm tpuuoerponeg
@ebiet eroffnet nidt Bios fir sic COM
panD io1i6ern fir Ole 5tnot 81. @louo,.
.it1Gem 6aol1rh oie @inridtu11g fir
5abrifunlagel1 intrerbnb elmer fnroen
'Gttfernlatg bon bieler Staot errlDi;g-
|iibt mliroe, bene11 leidt ser Strom
a1lf cine itdere 8etie 5ugefiibrt per-
cen tatn. Die .&roftlime 1T nber
nift allein Ole &e~rbeiierung bic mdbt
reno bes Sabres perbolI1t1,roigt muir
&c. 8iaibreno oes Sabres 1912 bat
Die Hublic Serpiee So. 1pl10 Ole ct.
|Glouo 8aierfraft : @eeaidnft oar
Gnmm I'M 48 SOL in elmer @eie err
Ib0itbt, Sic fubitnntionen III l11 .bnourtb
Elm @erf perridtet, bas ibrem u,1o
|ieopeoem 8eourfniiie entipriM u11o
al1f mmler sic 3uiiderln1g gibt, oaB
|iie NIT ser beiten 3nfrieoerbeit uller,
Ole ibrer 8eourf1iife barren, btenen
fonn. Ser &anal u~nterbulb Ger 81
leiton M'iible lit breiter inns tiefer ge-
madt, gteine umo ionitige @inoerniHe
mltrcen heieitigt un6 fir cine err
|miinidte Blutb oes @nifers apl1rcbe
Gorge getragen, 10 Dab 0ieielbe INN
so 8ro5ent geboben 1pltroe. Die %
M!eilen peite 5ransmiiiions 29inie
mh &idmo110 l1tto ct. Soiepb lit Der
DO ilttdnoiigt, moourd ieds mlstpdrti=
'gen Statipnen namIib @aite 3arff,
cen 5teinbruh Dntriff, &odpne,
.Golo Sprim, ct. Soiem uno Miidbt
mo,tb Sic eIeftrHhe &ruft 5uganglib
gemadt lit, lt1o oieien ~betreffenoen
Nldben lit Die 3litderung 0urh ITO
G0lts g%egebenSoB lie ME in8e5lg auf
8eleudtu1w m10 geiddftliden Sc
.bral,d MIR oiie geringite &loge gu fiib
nen baben meroen. 9ieie ge,nnnten
Srte baben sic mooerlite Musitatttu11g
In Re5ug auf eleftriide Eransfors1m-
ton, Sic lid ,1ur enoenterr 6Bt, NIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

gi!m ser grtaltung senommen NTH, 10
ipiro benz @uiten gan3 nnb gar borge-
beugt.
Sd, ig meme, tpas id fage. Sc beuat
e111erl 9nlten ppr. Gin 5niten lit Elm
Abmiihben, fatarrbaliide Mlstpurfe in ben
Y%lftr0bren tpegan6rtngen. @s tpirben
#feine fatarrbalH@en Mustpiirfe in Ben
I2nftrobren pprfommen, tpenr Berunn
#beim Belgium elmer grfdltnng genomme1
ipiiroe, oaber tpiroe es audi fei1en @mz
item geben.
Nadoem 9uiten eingetreten tpiro 8ez
rllna. i'm geraoe 10 RAID itillen, nie er
geitiut lperSen iou. Sen @uiten 3u itiuen,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

Gen6ufteur g. 8 Miler, NorfoH,
Naebr.,@0er an goneiteeI Debiiiott Der.
is. Sc. 50 Mp. So. empfiebH Sober
R~ierenpiden urub pgt: Sd babe So
lep Nfferenpil1en nit ebr 5nfrieoen-
.|iteuenoen Rela1ltatm g~e1tor1l1er1 lr1o
[imorIiiire Mren @ebrolth fiiiir irger1o
Sen1arrD tpeld)er nit acknowledgements
Ebebaftet lit. sic iro galt5 redhtt1
|MpIhtor Irug So. 60 Mln8eig
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-02-20

E's
sgsS
sS
= .sg..Dser.sar.
Ten en- gebort 8u benz test,
mos 90 s1pealerer 88eit, mas lett atu11geam
geolddtet poroen llno oa5al er.
fdietr .oieie hriftlid natiorlle Did,
]tl11pg1 gerooes u gutter Belt; ffurs53 naldb)
||'oett 1llr oie so.eattld'e1sssfatbolttet idtpe.
rem 9ngensoes 41iltl1rfat1pftes erlfton
jole1es Sleo v0es ed}fett Y. naDrett Rlils
tatrtuinptes ltt1b dtloerte DE etpige1l
lal lI 'Dfbretr Nebren 0es Gbrl1te1rtllt11g
ilatpo 1el1oe !Deplbrt119erbe Wdllltotr. Wflt
Steoyt lprede1f PIE St1I1r1e1t aus Wda-
Arla-seand,n r,aNe oeutlde 4ritf nor
lounge mot n1epr ~ Der trelpoige1r 90
9e t enc lold'e fa%rbe1tretd9e, olfttrtld9e
n1ao 9a115 ltapld11tg oeafflde Sllte be-
grl'ge11 81 .our1e'l, nlpo. mas nod er=
frei'and1er rlf, o'e1e Bla1te IT an oe11
pom sturn ger SerfolgaW 70 bart
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fDolt5ps1aaas mfge9at1ge11;; pp :, g y1a1
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lug hun 81 ngpe15elnal1'oeh :.
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por ban1em Sapfen ourd} pe11 goer)e=
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hriitIichensTrnnfe1 nef1n1hft. uber nod
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3e1tgetlt TT 81 1eDr allf Das Wea1erteUe
sp synsV ga y $780, STsr e9 ,aIa;H
nm el,sfa - ser m,;bter NH SieSar,
iiseomo,ar Ms5srfon oeitoeiSto rom
nidttg hoh. uno heiIiq III, ais Sas
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City Auditorium.

wednesday-New York Philhar-
ya1oraic orchestra, Rudolph GAM, plan
ssf. soleiat, Josef Stransky, condGc-
tot.
Academy
Monday--"Officer 666.'
Biiou.
All weck-~"The Thief"
Colonial.
Vaudeville and moving pictures
Empire.
"a Knight For a Day"
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Al the Colonial.
A strain OF Scotch Seems TO be per-
colating through the various amuse-
ynents now being offered in this city.
For instance, the stellar feature Of
the new bill TO open at the Colonial
tomorrow will be provided by the Five
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-03-09
Western Critics
Size Up Eastern
Teams In Reverse

NEW YORK, March AS usual.
Western baseball critics, who haven't
had a pennant winner or world s
championship team in their part of
the land since 1919, when the Cubs
finished first only to be crushed by
the Athletics in the big series, are
trying to figure the Giants and Red
Sox sure losers this year. This is
the way one. wild and. w9oIly scribe
attempts to show why Mceraw's men
will not finish on top next fall, even
as winners of another National league
flag
Last season McGraw won the flag
with the Giants because he got a fly
ing start. While his team finished
staggering. the players had enough
left to pass under the wire first. Last
year McGraw was one Of the early
birds at training quarters. lie worked
his players hard. They were in fine
shape when the season opened, but
did not the strenuous work in the
spring training camp tell on them to-
ward the end of the season?
This year the Giants are again tho
first to start spring practice. They
have been at Marlin Springs more
than a week and already they have "a
big start as 10 condition on all the
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President Wilson S
Cup Will Not Lack
For Defenders

BOSTON, March Eight new
boats and three old ones constitute
the nucleus of the Yankee fleet from
which will be selected the American
trio 10 defend the President Wilson
cup against the third German sender
yacht invasion next summer. Several
Of the new boats are already under
construction, while others are about
TO be laid down. Additions are
looked for from New York, Cleve-
land, Chicago and New orleans. The
fleet in the trial races which will be
held off Marbiehead on the week of
August 18th is expected TO number
fourteen or fifteen sail. The. owners
and designers of the new boats so far
contemplated are as follows:
l. Charles F. Adams. I'd (Purdon).
2. George l.. Batchelder (Boardman)
3. Joshua Crane and c. II. w. Fos-
ter (Boardman).
4. Charles p. Curtis (Burgess).
5, F. NJ Hoyt (Gardner).
6. John l. Saltonstall (Boardman).
7. Galen l.. Stone {Herreshon).
s. Charles A. Wood (Mower)
The old boats, with their owners
and designers are:
Badger. G. II. w. Foster tBoardman)
Gina IL, Guy Lowell tMower)
Ellen H., II. Nj. Sears (Burgess).
International racing of sender
yachts which are small sail boats of
German origin. built under certain
special restrictions regarding dimen-
sions, sail area, weight and cost be-
teams OF three American and three
German boats. The President Roose-
Welt cup was the chief incentive, and
was won by The American yacht Vim,
owned by l.. T. Park. of New York.
The following year three Ameri-
can boats paid a return visit to kiel
and met defeat in the contest for
the Emperor William cup. The Amer
leans stopped off in Spain on their
way home, and had considerable sue
cess in eae marine contests there,
The Germans met defeat off Mar
blehead for a second time in 1909,
when the President Taft cup was the
first prize. A year later the Spaniards
We're also Vanquished in their first
sender visit TO American waters. The
Yankee yachtsmen made the score
8 to l in the fourth series with the
Germans which was sailed at Kiel in
1911.
Since the > merican yatchsmen en-
tered the sender yacht class nearly
sixty of these small boats have been
built in this country, a large ma
1ority of them in Eastern waters.
Every year has seen additions to the
fleet, with designers getting closer
and closer IN their models, as the
types have been tried out. until this
year it is generally recognized that
the ideal beat is one Of a distinctly
scow design, fairly broad and fiat and
with draught of about feet &
inches.
This sort of design was embodied
in Ellen L., which was sailed with
much success in 1909 and 1910, and
was the forerunner of Ellen H.. which
won the quincy cup in a decisive
manner last summer, Bibelot, design
ed in 1910 by Herreshoff for Harry
Payne Whitney and r. w. Emmons.
and which won the Emperor Wilhelm
cup at Iiel in 1911. was an Ellen
type of boat. The sender boat which
I Burgess this year is designing for
I Charles p. Curtis is expected to be