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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
RIG DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Next Thursday the 18th instant,
the Democrats Of the Third Con
gressional District will hold here
in New iberia. the first big rally
of the campaign; when ex-Sen-
ator Murphy j. Foster. his sue
cessor. Senator Joseph f. Rams
dell, Hon. John d.. Shatfer, Hon.
w. G.. Baker and other prominent
speakers will address the voters
on the issues which confront US
now. The familiarity of these
gentlemen with National prob
lens as well as conditions in our
section insures an interesting dis
cussion which will no doubt at
tract a large audience and dem
0nstrate to our friends the "Bull
Moosers' the futility of their eff
forts. With well founded argu-
ments based OH established prime
iples which govern the Demo-
cratic Party throughout the
length and breath of this coun-
try, the truth will be dissiminat-
ed by the speakers SO that all
may understand and vote intelli-
gently and. as Colonel Roosevelt
advises. 1.-The way they think. y
Upon this very intelligent thought
ia based our opinion of the sue
cess of the Democratic Party III
the Third for when we stop to
ccr slider the utterances OF the
PrOgressiveY leader who would
max, his party that of prohibi-
Ii ,, in Ohio. who would join for
cas- with the Democrats in Penn
syi, ania to defeat the Republi-
cans and. on the other hand, com
bine with the Republicans Of
Louisiana to defeat the Demo
Gratis. we must of necessity con-
clude that motives and not prime
iples actuate the adherents of the
Party, and by the election OF one
Of its disciples, we would send to
Congress one whose very party,
with its varied and conflicting
opinions, would prevent from at.
tanning any degree Of influence,
no matter how greatly endowed
its representative might be.
We have no fear however. as
Ia the outcome Of the approach
ing election. Some will un-
doubtedlv vote Tor Judge Martin,
hut their numbers do not suffice
to cause apprehension in the
ranks of the Democrats and the
meeting of Thursday next will.
as we said before. demonstrate
the futility of the efforts of the
"Bull Moosers" and crush what
ever spark Of hope entertained
by them.
4 ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
A BUSINESS BUILDER.

1t is the moving Of money thai
builds business. attracts friends,
secures success.
The man who stores up money
where it cannot work is a bust
ness crlmina.-and the world
knows it.
When the buckskin-bag is
buried in the cellar. there is a
.ertain amount Of powder being
wasted: because each dollar in
the country represents one dol
lars worth Of man-energy in
some form. Consequently when
money tightens and people refuse
10 spend, the energy which this
money controls is neutra)ized.
To make good times and to
keep good times, put pour money
IN circulation.
II you owe Brown, pay him.
Then he can pay Smith: Smith
can paw Jones; Jones can pay
me. and then l can pay you.
4 ten-dollar bill can pay a
good many debts in a day if it is
thrown out into the business cur
rent. but tie it to your dock, and
neither you nor anyone else de
rlves any beneft.-The Business
Builder.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

Children that are pale. sickly
and peevish, with dark rings un-
der the eyes. tickle appetite. and
who appear to get no norishment
from the food they eat are surely
suffering from worms. Give
them WHITES CREAM VERMI-
FuGE and note the wonderful inn
provement. They soon take on
flesh and are rosy. active and
cheerful. Price 25c per bottle.
Sold BY Estorge Drug Co.
(AdvestioenenG)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
BOY SCOUTS AT SCHOOL.

A Boy Scout loves to go I"
school because he knows an cdu
cation is the best preparation for
the game Of life. There IS m,'ch
fun to be gotten out of playing
this game and every study that
has hard and difficult problems Ill
it makes it all the more interest
ing. A Scout does not neglec.
his studies but aims at the mas
terry Of each subject. lie IS
Trustworthy and will never cheat
or take advantage of slurrlnx
over tasks.
The Scout Law is intended to
inculcate those IDEAS which
should umderlie the life OF each
boy. The aim is to get the boy TO
understand the value Of his honor.
to be trustworthy, loyal, hell ful'
friendly, courteous. kind. obed-
lent, cheerful. thrifty. brave.
clean and reverent. To-day we
teach more by example than pre-
cept, and each Scout is expected
to manifest the very best spirit
in avery undertaking in life. lie
should choose his companions
rightly, knowing that the life OF
his companions very largely
molds the life of the growing
boy.
The Bow Scout must have moral
courage. to face danger without
fear and to stand up for the
right in spite Of the coaxlngs OF
friends. or the ieers of enemies:
and. when he has been defeated
in any game. never to feel brok-
en-. but to be ready again for
another onslaught and possibl"
victory. As Scout he must be
clean in his life. lie cannot Use
tobacco in any form. nor can ne
. drink liquor or use profanity.
His ideal Is a lofty one and wor-
thy to be attained.
"Tho. the hike may be uphill.
Keep the trail with cheerful will.
Tired perhaps but who would
drop.
Half way up, o who would stop
When the goal is at the top?
So never. never give up.
filters never won a race.
just you keep the same old pace,
Tho you feel like dropping out,
You will win, yet never doubt,
1t is great to be a scout.
And never. never give up.
If at times you'd like to shirk,
Scouts all stand for honest work,
Can't have sunshine ev'ry day
Hikes aren't downhill all the way,
Don't you worry, just obey,
And never. never give up.
What. if everything goes wrong,
Keep up courage, just be strong,
What's the use Of being blueY
Don't let trihes conquer you,
Do the duty nearest. too,
And never, never give up
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
PROTECTION OF NON-GAME
BIRDS.

Closed seasons on game birds,
etc. issued by Conservation Com
mission of Louisiana.
The. Conservation Commission
is educating the people of Loulsi-
ana on the value of nOn-game
birds. how to tell game birds
from game birds, and how to hunt
game birds without violating the
law.
A good many hunters seem to
need education also III regard IL
hunting licenses. The parish IL
cense. costing 50 cents, is required
lv every hunter in his parish un-
less he hunts Onl y in his wari
and the State license, costing Y3,
if he hunts outside of his parish,
The market hunting license costs
$40. Buying the license, however,
is only part of the requirement
with the law. 1t must be remem-
bered that license does not give
the hunter the right to Kill game
except in strict accord with the
law. He must not kill any klnd
of game in it's close season, nor
kill over the limit nor Kill game
in any illegal manner.
The game laws divide the BIRDS
of the State into three classes as
follows:
GAME BIRDS-(Geese, brant,
ducks. grosbecs, rails, coots, gal
linules, snipe, wOOdcOck, sand
pipers. tatlers, cur,ews plovers,
wild turkey, quail, doves and red
winged blackbirds) Open season,
Nov. | to Feb. ID.
Red-winder black birds at any
time.
/. OUTLAWS Turkey buzzard,
black vulture, duck hawk, Coop
err hawk, sharp-shinned hank,
great horned owl, English spar
row. and crows and crow black
birds, or grackles, when destruc-
tive crops and kingtishers when
nesting in levees) No protection
may be killed at any time.
NON-GAMlE BIRDS (All birds
except those in the above two
lists No open season must not
be killed at any time.
A good many hunters seem to
be under the impression that
when the hunting season is open,
they do not have to be as careful
Us during the closed season on
game birds. From the above ex-
PLANTATION, however, it will be seen
that it is as much against the
law to kill "a non-game birds dur
ing the hunting season as at any
ether time. Under the law, the
bluebirds, mockingbird, robin,
meadowlark, flicker and all other
birds of the nOn-game class are as
safe from the hunter in Deem
Der as a quail in June.
I'm the same way, at the begin
ming of the deer or squirrel sea-
son, any kind of game bird is per-
fectly safe from the hunter who
obeys the law.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

Chronic rheumatism contracts
the muscles, distorts the joints
and undermines the strength. A
powerful pentrating and re.iev-
ing remedy will be found in
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT.
1t restores strength and supple
ness to the aching limbs. Price
25c. SOC and 800 per bottle.
Sold by Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
CATHOLIC FAIR FOR OCT.
18TH AND 18TH.

Arrangements for the two-day
Lawn Party and Fair to be held
October 18th and 18th for the
benefit Of the Catholic College
are complete and the entertain
ment promises to be one of the
most enjoyable ever given in New
iberia as a variety of amnsements,
to suit all tastes, appear on the
; programme. The Fair will open
Saturday afternoon at three
o'clock and light refreshments,
sandwiches, coffee, cake, ice
cream. lemonade and candy will
be sold at moderate prices. At
night the grounds and building
will be lit so that the affair may
be carried on after dark. At
3 80 the March and Drill by fifty
little girls will take place and at
four o'clock sharp, the Euchre
game will begin. The capable
committee in charge OF the Eu-
chre have left nothing undonc
towards its success. Nine beau
tiful prizes are to 'be given and
lemonade furnished the players.
At night a novel feature WI
a Halloween Party III some OF the
rooms of the building. There
will be fortune-telling, ghost
stories and all sorts Of wrtchcratt
going on. Our Confederate vet
Grams have also arranged unique
and comical entertainment Tor
-aturday night. On Sunday
morning after the High Mass the
Fair will open by meeting held
bv the Progressive Party, which
has promised some of the best
speakers. The speaking vii!
commence at ten o'clock from
the front gallery of the Colleg.
building. Dinner consisting or
gumbo, meats Of all kinds, jam
bulaya, potato salad, coffee and
cake. will be served from IL to z
and sandwiches, chicken salad,
gumbo, ice cream, coffee, cake
and candy will be sold through
out the day. There will be a
brass band on the grounds and
selections by the Mount Carmel
Orchestra. Last but not least,
a spirited base bal game between
the Knights of Columbus and
Woodmen Of the World, is looked
forward to with interest for Sun
day afternoon at the rear OF the
College grounds. Entrance to the
Fair for both days free, except
to the Euchre game and to the
base ball game which will be
twenty-five cents admission to
each. Admirers of children and
their performances, will be
pleased by the very attractive
Drill which is to be given at the
Catholic Fair on Saturday after
noon at $3.50. Over fifty little
girls have been trained by one
Of the Sisters of Mt. Carmel Con
vent, assisted by Misses Celeste
Dimitry and Bessie Gal'iand and
present a beautiful sight in their
graceful manoeuvers. 1t is Flag
Drill in our National colors and
one Of the attractive features IN
these days of war, will be the
singing by some Of the young
ladies. of the new topical song:
eve Stand for Peace while 9th
ers War"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

It is not tho man who sue
ceeds in making the most money
who can be called a sue cess-his
life may be a failure-but it is
the one Of whom it can be said
that he lived a useful and un-
selfish life. devoted as much to
the service Of others as OF him.
self.-Ruston Leader.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
THE MAGIC WASHING STICK

THE MAGIC WASHING STICK
81 cannot speak highly enough
in praise Of the Magic Washing
Stic... 1t saves half the labor in
washing. Makes the clothes
sweet. clean end white as snow
without the use Of rubboard, -
writes Mrs. r. M. Cardwell,
Forney, Texas. Sold by grocers
and druggists three Zoe sticks
for 25c or by mail from A. B.
Richards Medicine Co., Sherman,
Texas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

TIE MAGIC WASHING STICK.
"All glory to the Magic Wash
ing Stick-my clothes were as
white as snow," writes Mrs. Sal
lie Cummings, Marquee, Texas.
Not a soap nor a washing powder
hut peculiar article which
snakes dirty clothes clean and
beautiful without a bit or rub
Cling. Sold by grocers and drug
xists. three Zoe sticks for 25c or
nv mail from A. B. Richards
Medicine Co., Sherman, Texas.
(Advertisement)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
(Advertisemen t.)

The Shreveport Saddlery Com
pany has received several re-
quests by wire to bid on part OF a
contract calling for 10000 sets
Of artillery harness for the war
ing nations Of Europe, to be de-
livered in thirty, sixty and ninety
DAYS. Each set of this harness
costs from $3.50 to $200.-Ex.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
TONED UP WHOLE SYSTEM

TONED UP WHOLE SYSTEM.
"Chamberlain's Tablets have
done more for me than | ever
dared hope for" writes MIS-.
Esther Mae Baker, Spencerport,
n. Y. 81 used several bottles OF
these tablets few months ago.
They not only cured me of bilious
attacks, sick headaches and that
tired out feeling, but toned up
my whole system" For sale by
all dealers.
(Advertisement)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

The 10 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or CHILlS 4 FEVER:
Five or elk doses will break any case, and
II taken then - . tonic the Fever will not
return. II acts on the liver better than
Colonel end does not sripe or sicken. Csc
ADVERTISEMENT
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

In the chill season see that
your liver is active. Any de-
rangement in that organ opens
the door for malarial germs. An
occasional dose Of HERB1NE is
all that is nee essary to keep the
liver in sound working condition.
Price SOC. Sold by Estorge Drug
Co.
fAIv>v&sssYns 1t1
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic 10 equally valuable -
General Tonic because II contains the
well known tonic properties Of QUININE
and IRON. Il acts on the Liver, Drives
ont Malaria, Eufiches the Blood and
Duf1de up ths Whole System. 50 ceats.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
NEW BoIl

If Amite bpi 'ees
lend financial ,eMr.
a movement rid
the establishn.u'r aria
tory at this plsMr.
that a lnamotA prti
be erected and ~ ]
within the corps (
town. n.
The movemuG r.
enterprise Of time
started by twsrn {
Of Amite whm Dria
temporarily while
is evidence if,aocie
men that they fecl
operate in MRa
gentlemen thsl ds
lead in the inesl u
they are very 81
over the interS {
being manisula .
enterprise. A bds.
suitable fer tkMr.
box material lrri
extended to th,btist
if accepted, WHO,
ers to stock htvil7
value of the Aurs
If the popod;,va
ers of the pllf IA,
the promoter aye
factory less thileir
required to OuHM;.
machinery and 's.r
ming basis. nrs
This amount
subscribed With !,
weeks, and II y
factor y will b J.
fore Christina
the proposed E.int
one of the mel j, .
movement ssh: !
sible that The
the town will -
portunity to "a
box factory. :
twenty mereh., =. J. :
al & oooh III nee
| the enterri,s 81 =
| will have ben -
| the proposed mt ~
it is taken inta n
| the establishne M
this nature raMe' |
for employns''' z
| Der Of men basin
natural desifs ~ !
| business men nv
together an Mr.
Florida PARIS ally
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-10-10
METHODIST NEWS.

ADVERTISEMENT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
HAS BAD EFFECT ON
The AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAMS

the club. walter Johnson will be as
but the Washington team. when was
lose some OF Its Starch. Walter Johnson
5 osn:Sn. ~ % sss Req Ss Sol. as sp 70 ,s RANKIN ssrn
AGAINST wyckon. OF the Athletics. but
The Athletics will no doubt keep we'll
they were decidedly lucky to win a
same from my club at shive park. over
was the cause Of both defeats. I ment-
ion this with no disparity TO the worlds
Is due to team ,Sas ern come ' rom 0 be,
srs AZ Ray ksstinE and Jack warhop In
made a great difference In New FORKS
standing and proved a great moral In
fluence toward starting Connie Mack's
champions on the upward trend.
Boston's Red Son wilr arcrd every
one all the trouble he can handle and
should be especially troublesome when
Joe Wood II able to assume his share OF
the work. Unless Rankin Johnson Is a
nash In the pan. CarriEan should be able
to muster a most competent stan by the
round. The Hub outneld Is one OF the
greatest IN the game. With the young
shortstop.. Scott. an apparent phenom.
greatly by IN. absence OF Heine Wagner.
though not up to andar strength on
the frst base side.
more pleased than ever with my own
Yankee youngsters The way they came
back at Boston after suffering two
proves their spirit aad courage. rhey
are permeated with the hghting Instinct
MARX well what I tell you. They will
improve all the time.
tCopyright. 1914. by the Wheeler
Syndicate. Incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
NAVIN Is SOMEWHAT SUPERSTITIOUS
ABOUT PLAYERS BIRTHDAY FEATS

Frank J. Navln. owner o. the Detroit
TIGERS. has mad the suggestion made TO
him that whenever any % his players
uounCed in tho papers bon the city IN
which the i~enningttes are performing.
d I1h Tss.pn diigss ,,ssss p sgEse-uon - I'M
90 attention 90 the fact That George
Mulllu would that day celebrate his
hirtN-gCcuuu birthday rOrtly George.
now ~ith tho Indianapolis Fcds. proved
some cniebrafur. Tor De not only hlanked
the browns in runs. bot denied them
on the morning 81 April ~ LAST. =
Detroit paper carried a story that sam
crawford waa celebrating his thirty
.ogf'e n-,,'haa! w9sshs~s pointed out is
birthday anuitersarles was not IN the
habit ~ batting heavily and that his
utcrlre for the games he had PLAYED or
-AI sam. NOTING this fact. proceeded
60 bat st . COS clip against the Naps
Ing Dis birthday batting rvcrare from
Another American League outneidsr
who celebrated Die birthday ON the came
date ss Sam CavforT and iu n bent.
Jus manner vns George Edward LOWS
~ the hcd ror Unity Wa - wears
fhe occasion by dcuverinF The vaiiop
fHHf TiHrnd ou fhr records fhe uulv
rrn scored in the Boston rhladeirhis
'nSasty" Does II Toe.
An Hblc athlete who generally sees fo
No. fHHf hIa birthday PEI made a day col.
ElfNUraH fUf NIa team g. ghrfafg NH-
thsW.uu of fhr glHHfa Who would win
nu uHfu each year If Hugh chalmers
awarded one f0 the major LEAGUE pitcher
rrH aen ~ fhr rref control MHfffs
birthday D. August 4. and inrrcrtfuu ~
fhf records shows fhIf WIr aiN does
mot uaF Tor ri rest un hfa natal Hnni-
teralrr. but a. willing fn 90 In and
wurh Hn that day unless If Do aundav.
NHIN once NHH fH. cola Master COM
-nrtfd With Dame Defeat on BITE birth
day The year thIa happened waa 1919.
anu then lhrlatF fhc trnftF. acting ln
"a roller CarHritN fnr nj nowt1rded hrv-
man. could bot ruhdur fhr Cardinals
ana They procured one rIu on hIm
'wlrnIng runI after having rairrd
.etru Nruufera on the man MHfff bod
succeeded last wear Matt. pitched
rHrf uf H same on hIa birthday nrlfrsf
tnf NIurrbHH and held safe n tuu.rIu
lead heuufHthsl hlm If Arthur Frrumr
ou August ~ 1919 uhru N-afhaualu
W.. CELEBRATING Rte fhIrtr second birth.
iaf. Do met with defeat aa hrInre toiH
ON august ~. faff W vnr ~furtfuHfe
Tor NIr siN' tHHf Do waa NOT asked fs
wurk na the eianfa Jailed fa set = raa
~ Iut thHlwera ~ The rhIrIrs
.hr'FtN haf ON afternoon OF on August
1910 huf on kusrsf 90 1909 fs
SHUT ne Cubs out with four aafeffe~
and on August ~ 1901. he conquered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
W. & j. VS.. U. OF P.
Dual rrack Meet Nsrt Saturday
Athletes Of These schools PROM
Uses 20 ne Exciting.

r.Cclai Ui1ratrh Co be Intelligence.
WASHING FNN. May at Dr. reuer-
HNf conceded That Boz Tho auuHal dual
track meet nest saturday between
washington and Jefferson and tHs rfnf-
frraItN ~ I~lfshurrn. the old rivalry ex-
I'tinE between Che two institution will
crop ont. not eu much In or.f Hsmnn-
Nffnilnua sn much al lu determined cd.
Tors nF both teams fu show auurriurIft
Two hrHuDNfa 81 sport have been
passed au fIr Hs IS a d nnI Uitf Hrr
concerned with tno hDuorH tnua Far
resting With tNe local DnlfrrIlna T.uf.
and I sectional uffn. Un.EsfI.W wna
Hu even rumufuuuu with each fflm
winning ono rHme TrrUE Ia fIa rraf
fHs two Institutions into rarnI.f rrr ID
i.Ht|HUH Hre Chat tneIr dulI meet wUI
l' .DHrD.iN .eUnu1 Co. football II fnr Dob.
.iF emo enthusiasm in which They
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
HITLESS GAME
PsrfsrsburT rwiriers Did Not ALLOW
sistsrsvflis, Thsir Opponents.
Even n Scratch Hit.

special Dispatch 90 the tnteiigcncer.
FAHkERSECRG. W Va. May g.
The larkerehurg Independents opened
the local base hall season auspiclously
hF defeating the SiaferEFiile profrca-
SIGNALS p Go o. lhlmau and Hurd. the
local twiriers asa not allow the slight
est rrremhlauce or "a hlt and between
them struck out twelve men. Score.
-Isteravifie .... ooono0ooo=0 ID 1
iprkcfsturE ... oo1E00OUN-G y :
Ietcrruu and Nanamnn. Thfman.
Eurl and MiChuois
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
WHITE S0X
BREAK LOSING srREAK 1T rA"o
coon GAME FROM
TIE 1How"
Two rttehsrs ussd By Each rsan Ds-
fors setuemsnt Could be Reach
ed-Score 4 20 4

ST. LOUIS, May 3-rhe Chicago
White SoX broke their long losing
streak today, winning from the Browns
= to T. Carl Weiiman ritched good
ball for st Louis until the seventh
men he weakened. the visitors making
three rum before he was benched in
favor OF Baumgardner. score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-04
BASEBALL RECORD
FOR PAST WEEK
RAIN PLAYED Hovoc WITH n
uLEs IN BOTH MAJOR LEAouys.
Donoie-Hsaders viii ne Necessary in
Large Numbers During sum
msr-Interesnng Changes

INV YORK. May The backward
SPRING with It, attendant rains sxain
cut into the major league base ball
appreciabiy during the mast
week seven p-ostponemcnts being chafl
81 up IN the National and -four In IN.
American League.
Enough games we're played during ~.
week that closed yesterday. hovev.r 90
supply some surprising uuas,s 4, hot,
tho major urganizatioua and some canal.
- startling jumps toward the front All,
teams not expected 90 snow ID. -.ts.
ih"t nave dtaplayc ri In view sI ne
49," WI cd pittsburgh Doe me
ture ~ the Pirates OF tLo .nffr. -t.,r-
~ IN' -aneN tntt Wtr. HbI1 o. pfat AL
n" Hrs ~ dal period. bf tirtio II WHEN
ih 'lhihfu tntir tuHIfrnudlug Iafd af
The nrid. was not entirely unf.-t.. 49,
no continued IHH ni thr chicago tt.tr
Ngg gnl} "ng Esmc il ab
WI .infi. game. wcf. I.-.,ioDn.gnt.
That upset many calculations
1ngsrs Giving Up.
In ihe fnuurrr f.aEuc there were E..
~ n.l' No hl brtrHft
e. some. haf l...sH.d ysc, blt thc thi
DnA" whit .n. mot ufl f.rtIrr.t ft.t.
ios B.. 10. a.g'ss
snl draryi- 10 VI y To-.
,er risth position. ibe
against h..nE made a. ]st.ppits 80. l.,
'N. NIiHN NIuhI NI f.r ufafffu tfr..If
b. th'ir arrirr tone for h,En place tl
ifnf 'I't eltrl sud Ctlstnn aI Won.
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the Pirates and pitched the Giants into
second place.
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birthday In New York The cards then
VIII be In Gotham and 10 will be inter
esting Go see what they Dc TO him or
v hat he does 20 them.