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PjEHOM
! CC'dG I'amaatG G ST SuiCida

TORINO /. -L La cronaca registra
oggi il tragico epilogo di una unione
male assorcita.
Da tempo il meccanico Luigi Bat
tifondeur. di nazionalita francese,
addetto ALA fabbrica di automobile
Seat. era lamante di una giovane
certa Rosa Colombo.
Ma la geIosia aveva fnito col qua
stare i rapport fra due giovanni La
donna pare rimproyerasse all'uomo di
avere attire amanti.
Tuttayia Ia Colombo seguitava ad
ayere del conveoni nella modesto STAN
zetta abitata dal francese in via San
Nassimo 10 anche la notte scorsa
la passo' cola
Al mattino pare che un yiolento di-
verbio sia avyenuto fra due.
La donna avra minacciato di an
darsene per sempre, in un impeto
d'ira il Battifondeur, con due colpi di
rivoltella a bruciapelo, uccise la Co.
lOmbO
Poscia riyolse Parma contro Sc me-
desimo uccidendosi a sua volta.
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EMILIA
SdIta daIIautOmObiIe
G 81 SfFdCelld il CFanIO
EMILIA

COMACCHI. /. - Stamane verso
le move un automobile proveniente da
Coma, presso Ferrara,, sulla quale 81
troyavano il proprietario signor Giori
e il mediatOre Biotti Francesca di %
ami, ed altri amici, oltre 10 chauffeur
Antonio Della Gambia, giunta in To-
calita' Cavallara, a causa dell'improy-
viso scoppio di un pnematico della
ruota posteriore andava a cozzare con
tro 10 steccato che divide la Inca fer
roviaria dalla strada provinciale.
Lo chauffeur freno la macchina e
poi diede la contromarcia.
II Biotti ebbe rimpressione che la
automobile stesse per rovesciarsi mel
canale spaventato spicco' un saIto
ma purtroppo andava a battere con Ia
testa contro un paracarro sfracellan-
dcsi il cranio.
Lautomobile intanto percorse quail
che metro q zig-zag e rotolo' Ienta-
menJe mel fosso Iaterale della strada.
viaggiatori riportarono levi con
tusioni 10 chauffeur 81 e dato ALA
fuga
II poyero Biotti lascia mel dolore Ia
mogIie quattro bambini.
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AttraVerS0 Pltalia
In n9e'O g CiuqGe fgfili
neIIO scgpplO Dun ODiiiClO pifICO

FONTANAROSA, l. - Nell,
prime ore iii stamane Il Fontanar. 81.
prov di Avellino. ueIIa casetta de-
fobbricante di polveri priche c di
bombe Nicola Barrezzo. e ayvenuta
una esplosione spaventevole che ha
scosso Ie case e atterrita Ia popola-
zione del piccolo paese.
Appena uditosi 10 scoppio teTif-
cante, e state un accorrere iii tutta
la popolazione verso il punto donde
era venuto il fragore e 81 e yisto che
dalla porta di essa, veniyano fuori
colonne di fumo.
Tn audace due carabinieri, nono-
stante il fumo densissimo, penetra-
rono nelIa casetta dove Iaria era ire
spirabile. Tutto intorno era distru-
zione morte; mel buio 81 vedeva il
chiarore dele materie che bruciavano.
Diradatosi alquanto il fumo, uno
spettacolo yeramente raccapricciante
81 presento allo sguardo del tire: un
cadavere interamente carbanizzato era
disteso al suolo: quelIo del povero
BarrazzO.
In un altro canto della casa erano
il corpo ancora bruciante dl una don
na quelli del quattro fgliuoletti.
quasi morti.
La donna ragazzi respirayano
ancora: vennero sollevati con ogni
cura trasportati nella farmacia del
paese La DONNA stante lie sue condi-
zioni desperate, fu trasportata allo-
spedale del Pellegrini di Napoli.
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CAMPAEIA
lICCiS0 dalIa m0QIie BeI SOnDO

NAPOLL. 6. - Z state traspor-
tato NapoH, mortalmenre ferito. il
contadino Viaeenzo Paolino, G ami
~. da Bionero in Tultme, ferito da
cinque colpi di rivoltella ALA COLA
II diseraHato era state ferito in tai
mode dalla moglie, Anna Pierro,
mentre dormiva
lie ragioni del tragico fatto 81 deb
bono ncercare in un -diverbio per IA
gioni di famigiia
II povero Paolins e morto in Sc
quito allie ferite riportate
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SlCIlIA
KuOVO SinddCO

MESSINA, 2. - Teri allie 16 81 e
riunito il nuovo Consigio comuuale
per sentioe la relazione del Regio com
missaria Cay. Crispo Moncada per
eleggere il sindaco la Giunta
Del go consiglieri ne interyennero
81. Molta folla nellie tribune e neIlo
spazio riservato al pubblico.
Presiedevano il consigliere anziano
comm MARITIME
La relazione del Regio commissario
fu approvata fra eli applausi general
e il Martino, rendendosi interprete
del sentiment di eratitudine del Con
siglio della cittadinanza, lofingrazio'
/. ira yiye ovazioni
II cav Crispo pronuncio' commosse
parole di ringraZiamento, terninando
col grido di "yiva Nessina.,
Procedutosi ALA verifca dei poteri,
#fu eletto sindaco il cay. MARITIME con
46 yoti G Il schede blanche. \ consi-
gliere anziano venne eletto il cav Aiai'
care Nartinuzzi.
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Una pFGZiO5a VdIigia SCODp2FS2

MESSINA,2 -Da parecchio tempo
il principe di Faustino risiede nella
nosra citta ll'Hotel Regina, con la
mogHe e numeroso seguito di unghe-
resi-.
Ieri egIi ha notato, con sua grande
sorpresa, la seomparsa di una valigia
che teneva di soIito presso di Sc e di
cui non abbandonava mai la chiaye
Nella valigietta 81 troyavano olhe
500, 600 lire di titoli document i'm
portanti di famiglia
Fate numerose ricerche. non aven-
do rinyenuto nulla, il Principe fece
denunzia all 'autorita' giudiziaria che
sta indagando
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4 ENl
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I'll servirvi come la nostra.
Qualunque operazione che Vi puo
fare un altra Banca anche moi pos
siamo farla ugualmente forse me-
Clio. perche nostr fmpiegati sono
provetti e capacissimi in qualunque
affre bancario.
Noi paghiamo il per cento sui de
positi
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02
French Do Not Consider Any Developments Which
Have Taken Place Worthy Of Official
Mention in the Battle Reports
GERMAN REPORTS CLAIM FRENCH DEFEAT
Invaders Had Advantage Of Artillery Duel Until Allies Brought
Naval Guns Which Had Greater Range and Which They
Believe ar Forcing the Enemy Out of His For.
hfcaions--Both Sides Confident

BY Associaled Press
LONDON, October The battle Of Asne, nearing the end
of the third week. and will oulsp to time the great
Muden 10 and still decisive result
has been achieved by either side
The French official this afternoon
dcnsed thirty wotd given the
began.
records progress both the right and left Allied WINGS
gives absolutely details extent of between Inca
Military experts believe the advantage is with the Allies The
right facing the and fighting desperately to
the French left from encng and smashing their lSOme
front
Artillery has played the important part in the struggle
but the German right the lighter cavalry and infantry arc
doing the fighting with subbornnes and disregard OF
life that almost unbelievable
There have unprecedented artillery due between the
ose and the O and Ane rivers, which have
taken heavy toll from both Sides which followed by cavalry
and infantry charges, mostly ndecsive
With unlimited supply of this might continue indef
ney the disposal Of siafts, operation
must end.
The official says they have defeated the
French south OF Albert.
Tonrhs French report says progress has been made and in
dicang they have penetrated north of Albert Along extended
front with the exception o the wings nothing has happened that the
consider worthy Of The artillery duel
tnuou,y and probably neither side is able to advance
For time the Germans bad the better Of the artillery fight
with bigger guns but this situation said to be overcome
The French up additional guns including the naval
weapons which are said to ouronge Germans driving them out
orcaon Both sides have full confidence.
The bringing reinorcements and using their
almost imprcgnabe positions kilfully.
The Allies place their horcs the arrival of renforcements
and the hope Of finding weak spot the German line.
The German reports Antwerp forts have been lenced
Begians deny this and they stopped There
indications of large force the German side.
Austria a great battle impending before Cracow the
result which depend of the Russian
The Russians the north according to Peograd. have check
the advance and driven them back thirty miles
The Germans continue lombard Fort Ossowetz Opera
ons arc impcded by the marshy Of the country.
Austria immediate response ltalys demand for
explanation Of sowing the Adac Sea, promising to in
den nifty families Of fishermen who lost their lives, and adopt
measures to prevent the repetition Of such
outcry has arisen against the censorship is argued
the Germans have allowed and Dutch
denist 10 visit the
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NATIONALPRAYERD DAY FORPEACE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER l. 1914

tonal day paper M God fearing 10 gather
that md o and
cord gmenan dnston The pr M folo~s
nations the world h aiken agaio one another and WI"
bt q a''smer have not bee" able to
from the terrible sacrifice; and,
this things i,aeEe 'nd duty e counsel and 'u
of hurbhn lack
Of wisdom TO hese and
the wish and u people Of i United states IN
erndoouns ands ali fdendInes, he o.
tn United States America do deE
% and sph and do re-
Code y o worship there to
petitions Almighty The counsel Of setting straight the
things govern pity the hroes OF conflict
in candg vouehsa his chhd
heaag without which
wholesome fruit toll OF thought
the 10 that ignorance OF HI" holy
will sssndns - obedience places OF VISION
snd to thoughts and oUnsehh PURGE and make wise
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fF '.etIHIfH HH
MEXICO CRY. oct THE rrr
,ral rourranr. calico ur Dos trr
EaU ol Guadalupe met uis aitr,.
noon DuruuW was presiding oi,i-
,ar Twenty it l,norhs Juc tUsu
four state governors atJpried. The
general sentiment seems 900 ta'1r %.
adjournment until Ogi NH a"c
tenth when the present body may
meet the northern genera. Copit
care at Arus C1llDHtc.. With I7rat
pre- eat a- spectator.
Carraup read @ repor, giving %
account of hi. acts since Does as-uw..
tion of power
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BORDEAUX. France. Oct IA
graphic story oi the defeat of lii-
teen thousand Prussiau guards, pre-
coded .by the slaughter Of two thou
sand Oh the brigade OF Deaths mead
flussars. when they were within tNo
hundred Yard oi tho French guns
$500. related .r today ra't ii-
roude
The fight occurred September -'
n the department ol Narnc res
mont of French .raHI0."r" HH sac
r.iood 90 presor', fho main force of
tho executive movement.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

WASHINGTON. o. g.. O,t
Although government rr rnUc from
the custom f'II o.l about u.u" aud
% haIf million boo SorDmnor a.
compared 20 the same month ycHr
ago. treasury officials found som
comfort boo the reroat export n'
lram aud cotton aud informal r.tr.
niue receipt Nrrn also nearly SIS
millions over September of O. fn.r
ago.
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N |T-""T|TT-- IT."
WASHINGTON. % c. Oct
Unofficial reports reaching the aj.
ministration Officials tonight lrow
the ConstiWtioualists conveyed tnt
ther assurances that permanent
peace would soon be restored 800
Mexico throu D me designation oi
Fernando Calderon as provisional
president pending uu erection No
official word has heel received from
the peace conferences of Carrau7d
and villa. representative. ai Iacatt
cas-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

ATTACKS LESS ENERGETIC

AT BATTLE FRONT, October German attacks for the
last lwenly.four hours less energetic.
The Allies been able epuse them and follow them
more asy that exhaustion setting the
nysders owing fighting and weather conditions The
Allies are being fresh ry brought
Fighting been the beginning of the battle OF
arne which unprecedented military history and before this
the Germans had Tough, al the way from Liege.
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MEXICAN PEACE
PROSPECT BRIGHT
MEETING l. EIiNG NRIlANCED
FOR All. II.iNrEEESTED EARLY
1lil~ MONTH
MANY GEAERhLS GATHER
Carranla IN Ecpuri Gives Accouni
90 AZ Ills A tjuns Sinrc
scanning
Power


o. Associated rr..
AGrS. Cgl.eutos. UCi. dt-
finite agreement 80 cease asa troop
movement Immediately anc can fne
greatest number o.. constitutional
.t chief. possible bDr on Oct .
preparatory Go genera. conyeutieN
op Ogt lo. 500. alrceu to In trc
first conference of the Niila.ret
iaufa peace commissioner
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RUSSIANS CLAIM VICTORIES

LONDON October IA Petrograd dispatch to Reuters
n the Suwa district foed determined attempts
force passage the Neman between Oha and Dr
kenk on the south critics the Russians have broken
the According the German losses
have amounted twenty thousand"
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RESEMBLES BOER WAR

LONDON October IA Paris dispatch The Daily Tele
graph The fight proceeding the part of the Allies left
resembling that Of Paardenbes the South African
Nearly our thousand Germans the plight
ea Cronje who completely surrounded and being sheed"
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John Here Line.

fhiuuel out tle fair The chosins /
of machinery for this Tain couid not 4
have been cho.cu with better .tf,c, /
The display Was appealing aud smucl /
uu.guemt matter wIe distributed 1
direct to the farmers who have /
need for the articles snoUn
Windmill ri~piay
o. W HuG uu representing Flint /
a. VaiIur OF herdal.Nillo lr'iart /
had most attractive HhoR'ur up1u
the erourds iu ho form OF wind
mills. ua offered these slightly
senral Plains toHntr. oIu'uWer
I'm both the wooden and metal stats
There mill. were fully rlFgcl and
$50 splendldly poised as 0o demo0-
.trltc their power Go harness fnr
wind 20 the needs of the iarWei
and stockmau in the Panhandle and
Plains Country Mr. Hudson e.-
pressed himself as being O. stgunrh
supporter 1f Che fair cntorrriso ard /
declared that his interests nave been
forwarded hv reason of tho shOwirg
on the grounds
Washing Machines.
Power and hand wusninr W
chIuos were hovu in operation bu,a
of these receiving attention 40 thc
hands of III, thronr- passing abor'
me grounds
Samson Windmill.
The Stnycr manufac,ufnr COM
pauy bad % r"rv good display of thc
Samson windmill 90. well as som.
other machinery including silagc
cutter This company gave ont on
ample supply of litornture royorlnt
eveiy phase OF it. manufacture
Peoria Tractor.
With snap and speed that pro
claim 10 winner. the little pcOros
/ tractor attracted considerable atteu-
1 iiou li Is q moderately prilel lit.
/ tlc machine. With power sufficient
20 make a strong claim 20 thai man
who wants an efficient engine pt
reasonable cost.
steel Truss SiO.
The steel Truss Silo one male
OF stayes aud Impossible Tor u 90
fan apart was one ~ the features
IIu the machinery oit trnon oI tf"
/ fair This Is the product Of the
/ Amarillo Lumber Company and was
/ demonstrated with both large aId
mailer models This sIIo ds-Un
iol to have p popular ru with those
/ who ara partial to the wood tttr
/ silo hut have boon deferred 'r0w
iiu.alrr n for thr reason tl7i Do
I v7. Zoo danger of falling apart
Buli Tractor.
Powerful and oi compact build
the Bull Tractor was another of 'ho
Iattralute features ON tho grounds
. throughout tla opposition Ih.E
. little mon tor" n such o term mHr
boz used. worked overtime 500 go
sneak. rroclaim.ng ts own worits
Thpt H is good one uo ono NIo
investigated 10 closely could duWri
U,s"od. Monuments.
Demon .'IHtiu tine spirit OF prog
re... tho Osso0l Marble Nor.|
rlu,oG uron fHo grounds number
of .ur,.mpu. of ifa HurE TN| II
play claimed i.H share 90. anrr '...
aud tho name and 'HW' OF 'D's
manufacturer ,nrrcsponII' 'F
cgrred into itc various oouw.r.N'.
from which tHr visitors cam"
Grucud,ckc'> display.
with % finish Hrpu '.'
auf1moHII, display huu-, ui H D.
.Gr1a1dy,kc Gae s'rou. boz 'H, "'. '.
.I.. public throughout the Ia.r ."
building ua- 1. p'rI iu- ar0I..... .ru
and Loo pretty r1. 1n Interior
point %. to Great. much 'Fur'.
comment
Thp outline OF trr Hr.'orc wore
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uarhiney I,hiid'.

I'd. 'rfy CON n1nr Nff."ninn rr
olbIIIt of surna sing frreilenre gir-
irr .ffenu0r fo irH tHafe rI1ss r.
marH ae-t alth uh.cl fl0 pregr0
ri.a r-mrr has fndaf rom f1a
f.r-..f fa Goo eraiirtf piece OF ma-
shi~r-. n uar fH fHsre ard fhr
hsfrt Nrr rf. ono 0f uarfe' nopf
iafiiy
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tconiinuel on rass tEol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02
steel Truss sio.

The Steel Truss Silo. one made
OF stayes and Impossible Tor u 90
fan apart. was one ~ the features
u the machinery CAS- non oI tf"
fair This Is the product NJ the
Amarillo Lumber Company and was
demonstrated with both large aId
mailer models Thi siIO ds-ln.
ca to have popular ruu with those
who ara rartial 20 the wood ttto
slo hut have br.n deferred FROM
/ Boo .Ru9r n for tho reason Chat DO
v-. u d1urcr of falling Hu1ri
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

WUE0rr Brother MI iwrfII'"
81 Hirniaf 0f tanks inside ir ffrr
factory Theso popular sheet ur'a'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

With snap and -peed that pro
claim 10 winner the little peurol
/ tractor attracted considerable atteu-
1 tiou lt Is moderately prilel lit
/ tlc machine With power sufficient
10 make a strong claim 60 that man
who wants an efficient engine pt
reasonable cost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-02

Tho Anne. Portable silo q iHm.
Der COMPANY Ia# Hr irirre riIn- .I
exhibit on ths ground Ti .Ip
ar .nreH HHir devised end e'
rutet .sHemr rfars1t tha structure
r4rf .e remove lnd erected nH
another e.t, eth comparatively .t.
tle trouble. having .uffsref no Iu
bt reason oF fHe transfer THis '''1
i. fHe ONLY orc urrhnrr now nn f
The Washington times., 1914-01-08
RABID RUDOLPH SAYS

Tenpins are NJ
linsuists. They
do not understand
Body English
The Washington times., 1914-01-08
SCORES BETTERED
AS SERIES CLOSES
HALEY, Baum, Wright, and How
ser Increase Totals At
Eleventh Hour.

Several distinct surprises were in
troduced into the Dot" tournament at
the Palace alleys Wednesday night. all
of them coming. within six hours before
the close of the qualifying rounds.
Pop" HALEY, who had been leading
the matches by an advantage Of twelve
pins, increased that margin to twenty
two pins, thereby putting himself far
beyond the reach of his competitors.
Three other changes took place at
the eleventh hour. Baum going from
third to second place when he added
three pins to his high total for ten
games, at the same time displacing
Dunn for runneT-up position. Wright
added thirty-five pins to his string and
supplanted Jolliffe for fifth position
and Howser jumped up from seventh
TO sixth place when he increased mis-
total by twenty pins. Wright rolled
high game of the tourney, 163
Here is the record of the ten men
who qualified. and who will figure in
the finals which will be rolled off Sat
urday night:
The Washington times., 1914-01-08
POST DUCkPIN,
TONIGTT'S SCHEDULE.
Nt Game

LAST cIIGHT'S RESULTS
All Stars, so, 5ia, 51S; Ianmigans, -,
90, 80
NENT GAME
January -, Iig-Zsgs VS.. Yannigans.
The Washington times., 1914-01-08
FORTY-FVE GAMES
ON NEW SCHEDULE
Mt. Pleasant DuCkpin League
viii Roll on Mondays, Wed
neSdayS, and Fridays.

According to a schedule TlIst issued by
the newly organized Mt. Pleasant Duck
pin League, the rolling in that circuit
will continue until April =, there being
foTty-five games, ALI tod, Tor the six
teams to contest. Three games are to
be rolled each week until the above
date, at which time attractive awards
will be made TO teams and Individuals
making high game. sets, strikes. and
spares.
The teams roll Oh Mondays, We'd
nesdays. and Fridays. and all games
are to be rolled on the arcade alleys
Joseph r. Costinett Is president OF the
new league, and he is to be assisted in
conducting the affairs Cc the league by
N. Chaconas, vice president: ]. f.
Dodge, secretary: A. Rawlings, treas
urer: G. ]. Tucken. official scorer, and
a board of directors composed of the
following: O. W. Sears, Charles L.
Finney, G. Chaconas, and G. II. Van
Kirk.
Here is the complete schedule:
January O. Parks rs. Haryards: 7.
Belmonts VS.. Fairmonts; 9. Kenyons VS..
NewtOns: Il Belmonys vs.. Kenyons:
"A. Newtons VS.. Harvards: 16, Parks VS.
F'airmonts; 10, Farm onts VS.. Newtons;
z, Kenyons VS.. Harvards: 3, Parks VS.
Belmonts; &, BclmOnls VS.. Newtons;
2S, Parks VS.. KenyOns; 90, Fairmonts
VS.. HaTvards.
February =, Newtons VS.. Parks: A.
Kenyons vs. Fairmonts {, Harvards
VS.. Belmonts: 9. Parks vs. Harvards;
II. BelmontS vs.. FairmOnts: IL, Ken
yons VS.. Newtons; 16, Bclmonts VS..
Kenyons: is. Newtons vs. Harvards;
20, Parks VS.. Fairmonts: ., Fairmonts
VS.. NewtOns; %, KenyOns IS. IIarvards;
q, Parks VS.. Belmonts.
March 2 BemOntS We. Newtons; l.
Parks VS.. kenyOns: 6, I'airmonts W.
Harvards: 9. Newtons vs. Parks: II.
KenYons vs.. FIrmOnts; -. Harvards
VS.. BelmontS; Is, Parks " HarVards;
Is. Belmonts Us. Fairnonls: -. Ker-
yons VS.. NewtOns; o, Bemonts vs..
Kenyons; ., Ncwtons W. IIarvards;
q, Parks vs.. Fairnonts.
April ]. kenyons VS.. IIarvards; ?.
Parks vs. Belmonts; g. Bellnonts vs.
NeWtons: s. Parks vs. Konyons: 10,
Fairmonts vs.. Harvards. T. &ewtOns
vs. Parks: 10. Eenyons VS.. Fair1nonts:
IL HarVards vs.. BelmOnts
The Washington times., 1914-01-08
WHO'S WHO ON ALLEYS
EARL GOODMAN.

another duckp bowler seldom privilege
called his Christian that with his left hand
Lefty Goodman early bowling
services roller that he
belongs Palace
the Goodfellows the District
His bowling
for the s
Goodman shooting
spring ability recognized which
much business Of trying sign
him I'D which delivered
The Washington times., 1914-01-08

This means the country, not schaefer.
TONY BIDDLE. the PHILADEL-
PHIA CLUBMAN, POURED THE
CONTENTS OF HIS WINE CELLAR
INTO THE GUTTER. No BOWLER
WOULD DO HIS If HE WANTED
THE PIN BOY To FINISH OUT THE
GAME.
The baseball season in st. Louis opens
in October and closes around the six
teenth of April.
Mike Martin says the reason they call
it handban is because it makes your feet
sore.
Why not get up a solitaire tourna-
ment? The winner of each game TO play
himself for the individual champion
ship of the world.
At least every man would be satisfied