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New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
DEMAND FOR WAR
 STOCKS ON MARKET
Bethlehem Steel Gains Twelve
 Points of High Record

New York, Aug. A., Wall Street 1o:3o a. m.-After a mixed opening today the stock market developed a sudden accession of strength with keen demand for steel and oil shares, coppers and various other industrials. Trading again ran largely to the war stocks. and Bethlehem Steel outdid it's previous rapid advance. It open ed at 27Ss- as compared with yes terday's close of 26S, and on the next sale jumped to 286. It then advanc- ed to 2S7, an over night rise of ls
 points and a gain of 12 points over its previous high record. California
 Petroleum was marked up 34 and
 Crucible Steel 3. United States
 Steel rose 1 Is to 69 Is, the best
 figure of the year. Railway Steel Springs Mexican Petroleum, Amer ican Locomotive, Tennessee Copper.
 Smelting, American Car and Foundry | and Allis-Chalmers rose l to points Close-Further encouraging advices 1 from the steel and copper trade accen' tuated the late rise in these stocks but | the movement in other shares was list | less. The closing was strong.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
City Hens

The Colonial Quintette will hold , rehearsal this evening, at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edwards, 349 Chest nut street.
 Mayor Quigley stated today that the band concert scheduled for Walnut Hill park this evening had been post poned.
 The Relief Corps lawn party which was to, have been held this afternoon at the home of Miss Margaret Sei-a bert on Arch street was indefinitely postponed.
 Martin Broff has been granted per mission to remodel a dwelling at 26s Kelsey street at a cost of $500. Sam Naples has been granted permission to erect a one-family brick dwelling on Hillcrest avenue at a cost of $2,400.
 The rainfall in the past twenty four hours according to. the guage at Shuttle Meadow was 27s inches '
 The Mems Society of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet tomorrow night.
 The 1:10 train this afternoon from the east was half an hour late owing to weather conditions. Attorney Emil !. Danberg met wit T a painful accident this morning. In attempting to close the office safe, he damned his index finger of his left hand, badly crushing the nail. l John l.. Middleton and Stanley Roz- l ansky have passed the physical exam nations required by the safety board and are now full fledged members of the police and fire departments re I spectively.
 A daughter was born Sunday to MT. i and Mrs. Theodore L. Monier Of
 Robbins avenue, Maple Hill.
 Througa, typographical error il was stated in last nights paper thai the total deposits in the postal saw
 ings bank in this city was $11,S80
 It should have read $71,SSO.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

Prince with the members of the com mission in order to join in confer ences to promote order in Haiti. Ad- miral Caperton notified Secretary Daniels that such action has been talk
 en- An earlier dispatch from the ad-
 niral to the navy department showed
 that the American forces of marines and bluejackets is proceeding vigor- ously with the work of disarming the natives, but while the Haitian soldiers are, turning in arms to the naval au- /thorities, many arms are being secret ly retained. There can be read be-
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
STRIKE POSTPONE
pawtuclset Machinists VIII N
 Out UntI Tomorrow.

Pawtucket, R. l., Aug. strike of $50 machinists eFnp] the plant of the Potter and 4 company, wich it has been an| would go into effect at noon to| not be called until tomorrow men voted last night to walk less their demands for increaec and shorter hours were grante|
 w. Wallace Potter, vice p of the company, said today action would be taken on "A ployes' demands until the retu1 father from France.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
RUSSIANS REMOVING BANKS.

Riga. Aug. 4, via Petrograd, and London, 4:15 p. m.-In obedience to orders for the removal of government institutions, the state bank already has been transforferred from Riga to Tula, south of Moscow. The other banks are being removed and the ed ueationaI institutions are being main ly transferred to Dorpat, 157 miles northeast of Riga.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
GERMANS REBUILD LoUVAIN.

Amsterdam, Aug. 4.-The Prussian minister of the interior has just com pleted a visit of inspection to Louvain in connection with the German gov ernment's scheme for reconstructing the city as modern German town. A scheme for the rebuilding has been prepared by a German architect, and the government plans to spend about $7,500,000 on the initial stages of the scheme.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
RH. l, 5. JOHNSON
 Is ID OFFICIATE
Funeral of Dr. Elmer |. Styles to
 Be, Held Tomorrow Afternoon

Rev. Lyman s. Johnson, a warm friend of the late Dr. Elmer l.. Styles. will officiate at the funeral of the aged doctor from his late home at 19 Court street tomorrow after nocp at o'clock. Interment will 5e in Fairview cemetery and other old time friends of the deceased will act as pail bearers.
 pr. Styles sudden death yesterday afternoon under such sensational cir cunstances, being stricken with a fa- Atal attack of heart trouble while 1e was driving his automobile along Newington road, has caused much sadHess among his many friends. pr. Styles is spoken of in the highest terms and Miss Elsie M. Osbourne, agent of the New Britain Charity or ganization. told today of many Of his kind acts in. bringing rays of sunshine into the homes of destitute families i'm this city. A few weeks ago Miss Osbourne let it become known that there are many poor fam flies in this city who never get a chance to get out in the open and enjoy themselves and pr. Styles was the first, and only citizen thus far, who came forward voluntarially and offered to help. He offered his auto- mobile at any time and on many oc- casions he took the family in poor homes for a days outing. He would take them for an auto ride and then to his Newington farm where he would feed them sum ptuously and giv6 them food to take home. By his many kind acts in this respect Dr. Styles had endeared himself to many about the city.
 Dr. Styles was born in Wolcott, Vt. on May 13. 1S47 and for the past thirty three years had been one of New Britain's most prominent physi- clans. For a number of years he re- sider in Putnam where he was a post master of Putnam lodge, A. r. & A. M. He was one of ten children and besides his own immediate fam fly he leaves the following brothers and sisters:
 Mrs. Amelia Rowell of Montpelier, Vt, William B. Styles of Glovers- vile, Vt, James L. of Boston, Mass, pr! Charles w of Somerville, Mass, Dr. Myran F. of Westborough, Mass, and Mark F. Styles of Boston.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

Acting vigorously on his instruc- tions from Washington to restore ur-' der in Haiti, Rear Admiral Caperton has sent special commission from Port au Prince to Cape Haitien, 169 miles distant, to bring about the dis banding of the revolutionary forces in the northern part of the republic. This commission will request Gen eral Bobo, leader of the revolutionary forces, and General Blot, leader of the forces of the defunct Guillaume government, to return to Port au
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
JAPANESE CABINET TO RETIRE

2 Tokio, Japan, Aug. 4.--he members of the cabinet headed by Premier Okuma will adhere to their intention to resign. according to the best in- formed opinion on Tolio. Takaai ' Kate, the min isteE is Of foreign affairs, especially is determined to retire.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
TRAIN COLLISION AT QUINCY.

Quincy. Mass, Aug. 4.-In rear end collision at the Atlantic station on the New Haven railroad today, three persons were cut by flying glass and several others shaken up. The train was bound for Boston.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
,Josephine Groezielzi.

Josephine Groezieki, an infant child living at 16O Washington street died last night at midnight. The fun eras will be held tomorrow and inter n1ent will be in Sacred Heart ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
Mary Hennessy.

Mary, the two months and twenty four days old daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hennessy of IT Tre- meat street, died last night. The funeral was held this afternon at 4 o'clock and interment was in new Catholic cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
wANT COTTON coNTRAr

Manchester, Eng, Aug. 1, G.; ---The city council of Manchee meeting today passed a resoiu| manding that the British goy> declare cotton contraband.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
Joseph Fischel.

The funeral of Joseph, the four months old son of MT. and Mrs. Jo- sepK Fischel of 49 Cherry street, was held from st. Peters church this morning. Interment was in new Catholic cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
BAR GERMAN DIAMONDS.
British Government Takes Steps to Stop Import of Gems Into England

London. Aug. 4.The British gov eThment has taken steps to stop the Import of German diamonds into Eng land. Henceforth all diamonds inn ported into the country. must carry with them certificate showing their origin.
 1t recently became known that sew eral thousand dollars worth of dia- no1ids cut by German Workmen in Idar and Hanau were finding their way every week into the London mar kft at Hatton Garden They come oy way of sweden, Denmark, NoEWay and Holland. 7---.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

Mrs. Seaman of Bassett street is en- tertaining several friends from Brook lyn, N. Y.
 Miss Mimic Sherman and Miss Hel- en English are sojourning at Short Beach.
 Sister M. Aveline and Sister Mar garet Mary of St. Anne's convent, the formers sisters, Mrs J. H. Riley and Miss Helen Riley, of Fremont street.
 Dr. Fred Lapham, interne at the New Britain hospital, left today for a visit to his home in Pittsburg, Pa.
 Mrs. John Bunny of New York was the guest of Mrs. George E. Bun- ny of Trinity street yesterday.
 Miss Marguerite Connelley of Wash ington street is spending a two weeks vacation at the shore.
 Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, stenographer in Judge MeskilPs office is spending two weeks vacation at the shore.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

New York Stock Exchange quota tions furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by F. w. Eddy, National Bank building:
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

Miss Minnie Sherman and Miss Hel- en English are sojourning at Short Beach,.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04
Personal

Mrs. Seaman of Bassett street is en- tertaining several friends from Brook lyn, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-04

The patterns are all new and there are dozens of different styles to choose from.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03
VRCNBIIL NOTES.

7. +. Stewart went to Dallas last
Saturday on business.
Frank Porch spent last Sunday
with his brothers here
J. NJ. Davis attended quarterly
meeting at Alma last Saturday.
E. T. Ledbetter and wife Visited
friends at Garrett last Sunday.
G. T. Brcedlove is attending coun-
ty court as juror this week.
Mrs. John Bullock spent last
Monday with relatives IN Ferris.
l.. NJ Graham, one of the old
neighhors of Ferris, spent last Mon
day evening talking about the pres
ent war.
Mrs j. D. Bran is visiting her
parents in WaXahachie this week.
Grandma Tate and daughter
Miss Sammie. who have been visiting
friends and relatives here, returned
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03
"Pull, Johnny. Pull!"

All, what relief. No more tired
feet; no more burning feet: no more
swollen, bad smelling, Sweaty feet.
No more soreness in corns, cal
louses, bunions.
No matter what ails your feet or
what under the sun you've tried
without getting relief, just use
"TIZ.' ''TIZ'' is the only remedy
that draws out all the poisonous eX-
udations which puff up the feet,
"TIZ' cures your foot trouble so
you'Il never limp or draw up your
face in pain. Your shoes Won t
seem tight and your feet will new
or, never hurt or get sore and swol-
len. Think of it, no more foot mis-
cry, no more agony from corns,
callouses or bunions.
Get a % cent box at any drug
store or department store and get
instant relief. Wear smaller shoes
Just once try "TlZ.' Get whole
years foot comfort for only %
cents. Think of it, Curlns Two
Drug Stores. adv
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03
An ORDINANCE.

Defining the fire limits and pro
yidiug for matters concerning III"
construction, alteration, repair "
removal of buildings, structures an"
aDnurtenances thereto, erected or 10
he erected in the city OF NaXahach'e'
Texas. and providing a pehal'S io'
= violation of the same.
Re il ordained by the city couH-
ell of The city of WaNahachie' lex
as: ,4,;., or
Article |. That the fire limits o,
tho civ of WaXahachie shall be, ana
The same are hereby de'lhea an"
aesignatcd as follows, and the Sa."
boundaries shall hereafter constitute
the fire limits in and OF the Guy
namely: a,;,, of
Beginning at the intersection "
the east line Of College street WIN
the center of the track OF the man
line of the NJ, X. x T. KY 20
thanee in a northerly direction Win
tha east line of College street TO us
intersection with the south me %
Madison street; thence III an eas'
orlv direction with the south me
~ Madison street to its intersection
,uith tho east line of Jackson street
thence in a northerly direction WIN
tha cast line of Jackson to its inter-
section with the center or the lracn
ne tho main line of the II. i. =
nv Co: thence in westerly W
ian with the center OF the track "
tho main line OF the Ii. a. L. " NY
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03
Saturday night and Sunday.

Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Herrin is on the sick list this
week.
The singing at this place was re-
ported good Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Northcutt and daughter,
Ruth. spent the day with Mrs. Har-
monds sunday
The young folks enjoyed a party
and musical at Mrs. ], P. Roohin-
sons Saturday night
Misses Alice and Margie Northcutt
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mrs. Bell Martin.
Fay Northcutt spent the day With
Octaven Vines Sunday, and Octaeen
spent the night with her Sunday
night
Harvey Smith left Saturday for
north and west Texas, where he will
work with the harvesters a few
months
Roy Vines spent a few days last
week with homefolks at this place
He returned to his home in Ennis
Friday night
The farmers are progressing nice
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03

to their home in Waco last Thurs
day.
W S. Johnson and Joe Allen Tate
were passengers to Dallas yester-
day.
G. NJ. Barnett and J NJ Davis had
business in the county seat yester-
day.
Mrs. L, W. Davis is attending
tGe bedside of her sister, Mrs. Pot
ter. Of Ferris.
Mrs Ruby Kincaid and her son,
Lee, visited Mrs. J. NJ Davis last
Friday evening,
MIR. Cocker left last Saturday night
for Richmond, Va, to attend the
Confederate reunion.
Burnie Bailey, Earl Bullock and
Horace Whitley left Sunday night
for Kansas harvest fields.
Frank Ward and wife attended
the singing of the sacred harps al
Garrett last Sunday. He reports
that he heard some good singing.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03
AZ ORDINANCE.

Regulating the installation Of
electrical wires and apparatus ana
devices within the city OF WaXa-
bachfe. Texas, providing penalties Tor
violations thereof and providing for
the appointment of a city electrlcal
inspector
BE il ordained by the city council
of the city of WaXahachie, Texas:
Article / All electrical wlrins,
material and devices used in connec-
tion with electrical work, installed
within the corporate limits OF the
.cty of Waxahachie, shall be installed
in strict accordance with the rules
and requirements of the National
BOARD of Fire Underwriters for Elec-
trical Wiring and Apparatus. as they
are now established; and such other
rules and regulations as may be
adopted by the city council.
Article 2. A city electrical IN
euector shall be elected by the city
council whose duty shall be to issue
nermits for electric wiring and in
etallation. to inspect all such wiring
and installation and to report all
violations OF this ordinance to the
city council. The first election here
under shall be held at the first regu-
lar or called meeting OF the city
council after this ordinance shall
take effect and all elections there
fter shall be held at the first regular
n,aet;ng of the new city council after
tho annual election of city officers.
Said city electrical inspector shall
hold his office until his successor
Qualities, but may be. sooner re-
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moved at the discretion OF the cry
council
Article 3. No individuals partner
snip or corporation Sha!I enter UI-
IN the erection. construction, alter
anon or change OF any electrical m
'iaiiallUn, work or WIRING III the
'ljE Of NaNah"ehie 0nnl proper aN-
pHcatith has been made 10 ana an
'foFed by the city electrical inspect
or and permit therefor ISSUED Tor
"hHh lee OF one per cent OF thHI
,o)aj cost of the installation OF Snrh
WORK ShaIl be charged, provided nc
! &c ~hau Z" less imam ten cents. ffo-
Fld"d. however, that no permits orr
drp1cdtIohs Tor me same VIII ne re-
4uifed Tor the installation OF W1re
/" operate electric bells, gaS-l&ht-I
lhs apparatus, mousse ahhahc'a'of5.I
burglar alarms, telephone, telegraph.
dIatrlcl messenger. "a'cl CLOCK, III"
alarm, or o'hef similar Instruments.
AF'itte +. Any person par "ei
mp or cofpofa'iph' beIoit PEI OF HI
INK any OIL the eItctficai WORK EN-
rave" Hrfrih' Shalt execute anu l'-"
| WIN the Guy secretary, 2o'u ana
90l'I'Itht Oohd' having thereon /" .
Or more SurtueS approved VN the
mayor ana pa|abie 70 III" Guy O.
| W "Adha'H!e, III Inc sum o. Die
h"HS@ha - '"".""l 'olI"F"' comet
lIohed LOT the 1allhlHI performance
u an WORN entered upon OF contract
go ior' IN alf'rl accoToaHce ana com
ma .'e Win the TERMS requirements
All" PROVISIONS OF inns ofdlnalIcr an"
$u'h iHtore ordinances o. the city OF
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03

track OF the main limo or tIo or =,
/. {. l;y. CO.. which is $ 22t..
| W rom the southeast corner Of
| mock NO. "A T. \. city Of Nayl-
| "d'Iii". thence in SOufhp,,Iv d.:
| non 10 lie northwest corner o.
! n'""N Nc. 3 which is on The south
.i"' ~ Water street thence i'm a
'~,.iIl direction with the south line
ID water street to its INTERSECTION
| HI'H III" west line OF lo; So ; iu
| ',''h 40 - Thence in q suuthprlv
Az "elI@h with the vest line Of lot
/ 80. D 'h block No. 10 tine iute.-
/ '''oH o' tn" north line Of Franklin
i rect and the west line of Iot \.
! iH D.prh No. I, thence in an east
| "rI} direction with the north line Of
raHhjID street 70 its intersection
| Iih IN" west line Of Elm street.
! ,.'Itr" in At Soulherly direction with
! l"' west lin" OF Elm street to the
| southeast corner Of block No. 81
| oHf1h4Hg in the same course to its
! intersection With the center of tn"
,t''N Oh lhe main line OF the NJ.
| ~ O.. taehre IN south
J ~ ION with the center Of
.
! Nv l'7' oi the mann I'm" Of the
| w. N. Ky. TO-, to place Of BE-
N'"'i''iN
Article :. No buildings shall BE-
''' 'T3, buIIl placed, moved, reUair-
S" "f hereafter built upon if al
."'|. erected. III violation of the
~ '''s''"' ""Feoi,
9e''oh The exterior walls OF
'1'rf o0'''iH& hereafter construct
't yea VII nm the IRE m
a ~, .''', . DT O"L.t o. oF'rh. stone or
'"'''," "7'lpie IHaterlaI Of NOT
la. ..tl, ,,'s|, r., th'ne' III thirNoe.s
or ali ,,,,t- ,.,'.,,f,-.., ''-5-
and -,.,,..,.,.t.. ,,.;tI.i
i.,n "''!''I' "t iiIe NUNS
''''i ~ i'dd' Oh metal. STATE, NE.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03


hachie nv % NaNa-
Section T. No h,,y, ..l,..,, .,.n
unattended nn ,.r, ,'"" Ne Ie''
furaIy fastened ''.''' "'''"Sa 81"
caot;.. ,c
orata con ~, ~. o.. no person shall OPP
h,nIa . ~ "''N'''P l 10 operate any We
~ r ,,i'e Ho'H person Is in state
' VI '"t ,,''' ron or is IN other re-
-. iut@ t'"'le o. properly and safe
,''''''t'
Section II. All vehicles gtoD-
ping on the public square, sham
,I'"H IN 10 l'ie curb and as near
thereto as possible. and on all OH.
rf streets within the 10 mile neea
ordinance, shall stand parallel Mil.
'he tUfo ana as near thereto Il.
possible and shall be headed in nc
same direction of the trafFc a., ~,
side Of the street
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,,<,<CE.
4 o"''' calculating traFe'
.,Fa3G1e ,a streets Of the
Ind Oh and promulgat-
gs~5a ,1 and providing
: LlIr ,ti,,,rs thereof.
h Dr ''p'3 ~. the CITY coun
fGt3'nT,U,. ..,.norbie. Texas:
h t', o2T,rrLE [.
aN ,,,,, nj an persons
ii be the wa, .,r having in
u o3rTa'', ,T.ir control or.
b G9a'I ,.,on the street.
ADJ 'rHln,' ,f,orhir 10 oh
dH O, " e." the foIlowin"
ID ao1i ~
d fesiii'''o''' .n ,,,o, rc
vehicles 7ii''' ~, ,...,,.,,.
afe cf the ''' , ''',
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03

BHsterS on the hands. burns.
scalds, old sores, lame back and
rheumatism are all subject to the
great healing and penetrating pow
er of BALLARD's SNOW LINZ
MENT. II is a marvellous pain re-
lief Price BIC. soc aud S1.oo per
bottle. Sold by Curlins Two Drug
stores. adv
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LONE CEDAR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Will Conner and fami- |
ly visited Mr.. and Mrs W. o. Vines
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-03

Any person violating any OF the
provisions of this ordinance shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanof ana
upon conviction shall be fined in amy
sum no, less than Five tS5.ool Dol
lars nor more than one (Sloo.o"'
Evening journal., 1915-09-01
in hearing distance Of US.

THAT SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE.
Boarde-You under false
neighbor?
Boarde-why you I
ite ike a
Farmer-Ana GOshl eating off tho
coba
Evening journal., 1915-09-01

He danced around and pranced around
Full ten feet from the base,
To make the pitcher think he was
For second bout TO chase.
Red Kelly threw the bali to first.
But Jim dived for the sack.
They couldn't catch him of the base
For he always got back.
O'Brien now was at the bat
He could hit anything.
And at the first ball tossed across.
He took a little bing.
Away the festive spheroid flew;
Away went husky Vic
You would have thought the way he
ran,
He ran from the old Nick.
And right ahead went Jimmie Gray.
A-stirring up the dust.
Just like a motorcycle,
or a well-developed gust.
And when the ball at last was found,
Jimmie was nursing third.
While Vic was safe on second
A-roosting like a bird.
with two men on and no one out.
No one could ask for more.
The Pohonk rooters saw chance
For several guys 10 score.
OF course. there was an argument,
Arose just at this time.
There always is in crisises,
In every land and cline.
Evening journal., 1915-09-01
Expectations More
Than Fulfilled
ucILLE. carefully brought up

a UCILLE. carefully brought up
IL little girl Of FIVE years. returned
from her first party in glee. !
was a good girl. mamma she an
uounced. "and talked nice al the
time"
did YOU remember to say some
thing pleasant to Mrs. Appleby just
Before leaving?" her mother asked.
"Oh, yes. I did" was the enthusi-
astic reply u smiled and said. Il
enjoyed myself very much, Mrs. Ap-
pleeate. { had lots more to eat than
I spected."
Evening journal., 1915-09-01

And so It seemed for Kelly bold.
Had soon cooled down a bit,
And boldly threatened not TO give,
PohonlS another hit.
The Pohonk gang was wild with gleei
All eyes were on Herb White.
The PohonlS ladies clapped their
hands
It was a lovely sight.
And Herbert made a vicious swing,
And landed on the ball
He sent It up so high that Il
Could not be seen at all.
Jim Gray dashed wildly for the plate.
O'Brien made for third.
The slabviile crowd quite gloomy
grew
Tho Pohonk rooters cheered.
And then Runt Biggs in center held.
A-rubbering In the air,
Espied the BAH a-coming down
And after It did tear.