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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Easily influenced.

you don't mean to tell me that you
find inspiration in a moving picture
theater?"
Indeed | do" said the t~ireless pa
tron. When | see so much splendor
and magnificence supported by the
humble jitney, the presence of three
or four of those coins in my pocket
makes me feel like a millionaire"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Stacked Alfalfa.

Alfalfa cannot be kept profitable in
the stack without climatic conditions.
The loss of good hay eve when pro-
tected by some cheaper material, such
as straw used for a top, is more than
enough to pay the expense of housing.
Some other crop had best be left out
in order that the alfalfa may have
NOW room.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
How to Win Her Heart.

We know a boy who knows girls. all
right.
He's only six years old, but he OBJ
serves things. We heard his mother
calling him down for rudeness at play,
the other day, and our eavesdropping
was rewarded with this:
Billie" called the mother, 81 want
you to quit teasing that little girl!
Aren't you ashamed of yourself?"
We'll. l got to tease somebody,
an"
You've got to tease somebody?
That's a fine idea, l must say! And
so"
Yes, n she want to be leased. If
I quit, she'll go play with some other
little boy."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

half-grown. Immediately
ing a fly, the insect eats
through the shells Of Il
seeds, and then through
pods. Large portions Of tn
followed out in this mar
they are still green and 81
The infested seeds which
tain the living larvae Of
may be recognized by their
shape and usually by the d
color. Some Of the infest
however, retain their natul
but they always lack the 6
pearance Of normal seeds.
The extent to which alfalfa
damaged by the fly is not 6
apparent, owing to the minut
the insect and because its de-
work is accomplished wit
growing seeds. Pasture the fl
possible to save the next Gre
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Raise tho Best Stock,

The breeder who begins in earnest
and determines to raise the best stock
for the herds that will be started in
the next few years will have a great
opportunity. Live stock raising is sure
to have more attention than 1t has in
the past and those who prepare for 1t
will get the greatest benefits.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

VSok-tt 10 wv TtStiS t'S IVY "
a Ridge 800 Feet Above Canon City,
Colo.
bandry. Other statistics also show
that only about one.third Of the total
population is rural.
Therefore, it is clear that under
federal aid about two-thirds of the
national fund would be contributed by
city residents while all of it would
be spent for improvement of rural
roads.
1T should be remarked in this con-
nection," lays the report, that al
though the burden of national partic.
ipation in highway improvement
would fall most heavily upon city resi-
dents, yet inhabitants of cities have
been among the most active advocates
of federal participation in highway
construction and maintenance. While
the merchant, the manufacturer, the
professional man, and the wage earn
er Of the city are only indirectly in
terested, they appreciate the value Of
good roads to the community and rec
ognize the Indirect benefit they will
enjoy"
The report, printed as house docu-
ment 1910, contains the most extern
sive collection of data on good roads
ever gathered in n volume. Any
person desiring a copy should write
to his senator or congressman.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Hay Ideas.

81 have been promised a job in the
forest service" said the politician.
"Wha are your duties to be-"
81 don't know much about the propo-
sition. l have been told that | may
be sent out to inspect government pre-.
serves"
For what purpose?"
ITO see if they comply with the
pure-food laws, | suppose"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

way at the pail, which makes her the
ideal farmers cow.
4. When a small boy my father
gave m a Shorthorn heifer COW, and
as a result l have been breeding
Shorthorns for t~hirty-two years, dur
ing which time I have owned regis
tered cattle Of other breeds, but have
never found any good reaso for dis
carding the Shorthorns, but IN the
contrary have discarded the others
and replaced them with Shorthorns.
s. The Shorthorn is not approached
by any other breed for combined beef
and dairy purposes, and as in the
past will continue to outnumber all Of
the beef breed.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
RULE FIXING tim
OF CREAM tt
Colorado Stations Find
sibIe to Do Work Acc
Iy During Rush HoI

(By r. M'CANN. Color
Station,
All those delivering
stations and those OPP
stations will be intere
ruling whereby all ere
are to be made the d
delivery Of the cream
1t has been found ;
sible to do the acur;
required to make
rush hours of busin
this reason, namel.
farmer of correct t.
operators time to ,
this ruling has beer
method a check W
at the time OF each
exception of the fir
waiting will be nee
Of the farmer or d;
Several adjoinini
similar law in eff
and are well pleas
obtained. 1t has
all concerned, an
backed by dairy
men alike.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

Miss Tango-Been away?
Miss Bunny-Yes, over to Philadel.
phia to see my aunt.
oh. indeed"
Yes, she told me all about the old
time dances-the money musk and
the Virginia reel. She's living in the
past.
Gee! You don't call that living!"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
365-Day Road Club Maxims.

Waste no time wishing. Work
brings quicker results.
Many bad roads are only good road
material wrongly arranged.
We must live with the dirt road. SO
make it as good as possible.
In many localities the big, fat dol
lar that goes into the collectors Office
in the fall looks like thirty cents"
when met on the road next spring.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Her Regret.

Shelf I'd rejected you would you
have given me up?
He-Not much! I'd have kept right
on trying to win you If you'd turned
me down a hundred times.
She-Ah, what a lot of fun | missed.
Boston Evening Transcript.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Up With the Weeds!

Pull up the weeds! Now is the time
of the year that unless weeds are
pulled Up the seed will be carried by
the WINS into the many beautiful gar.
dens Of the city.-Marion Chronicle.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
A Germ Crank.

The Author describing his play
And then the villain is made to bite
the dust.
The Lady-How very insanitary!
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

The wise dairyman will keep his
best COWS, and not let the buyer tempt
him even with a good price. The bet
ter the cows the better the profits.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
A Suuuestion,

Mrs. Scrapp-Ive talked to you till
I'm worn to a fragile.
Scrapp--Why not shut up for re-
pairs?
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
RIVE Hou Pasture.

Winter rye seeded in the spring
makes fine hog pasture, for 1t stools
out quickly and makes q heavy, fine
growth.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
| His Usual Share.

Penelte-At a banquet In New
York a hrge ostrich is going to be
served. Don't you wish you were 60
ing to 81 present?
Percivl-I should say not.
Why's
"Beca,,e I always get the neck"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
ConoeniaI.

They e to be we'll mated"
They are. They both studied bridge
whist from the same authority.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
I'm In the Air

"How an he sue for that aviation
accident
why ot?'-
How an aviation case can one
find groud for SUITE"
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

ures. Perhaps some farmers do not
pay enough attention to the beauties
about them. Certainly there are great
differences in farmsteads.
On other farms the front of the
house is the first thing seen from the
road, and it is set about by trees in
such a way as to frame a complete
picture Of 1t. Shrubs and trees are
placed so as to leave desirable views
as n looks from the porch. All
blend with lawn and surroundings
into n harmonious living picture.
Barns and stock lots. chickens and
vegetable garden are grouped back Of
the house. To each side of the house,
flanking the road, are pastures or
meadows Of alfalfa or small grain.
The distant view is unobstructed. The
family enjoys, and to that extent owns,
all 1t a see. There is more inspira-
ton in a view of distant fields, woods
and homesteads than in the contem-
plation of nearby pigpens and COW.
lots.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Watch the Rees.

Keep a close watch on the colonies
and feed the destitute till the honey
CROP Is available.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

Being happy is often a matter Of not
having anything to make your other.
wise.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Apply BUSH

Apply ous"
The very siren
ness Is its weaH
so generally !
have come to b
be made at IL
Quoted. Milk
chain made up
final result Is
than the wea
the profits.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Milk Producing Ration.

Surrounding conditions have much
to do with the milk producing value
OF any ration.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

Cater'to Market Demands.
So far as is possible, cater to the
demands of the market and you will
get better prices.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

An income tax e an outgo
check.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

You don't need bank references in
order to borrow trouble.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
Stop Production.


Production must cease when the
transportation costs eat up the profits.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

lite rambler dorothy PerkIns)
a colonial doorway. The ram.
) with their fragrant clusters OF
e, yellow, or crimson blossoms
among the most popular roses.
need no protection during the
,r.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

It'll he gets bald headed. but If the
tizehs themselves do not take hold
nd push the town will forever stick
1 the mud. OF what use is it for the
ocal paper to suggest improvements
md new enterprises If the suggestions
are never acted upon? One man can
not boom a town. It requires the
concerted action of the citizens. When
one mar shoulders a town and at.
tempts to carry it there are always
a lot Of cranky kickers ready to jump
on top of the load.-Valley Times.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12
A ~community's Job.

little use for the local editor
to his lungs and sprain his
trying to boom a town when
zens all stand around with
.nds in their pockets and in
ly wait for something to turn
the capitalists or business
not put their shoulders to the
nd do a little boosting it is
or the editor to try and boom
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1915-08-12

80 HELPS
FARMERS MAKE M UGLY
Beautiful Scenes Are All Too Ere.
ouentIy Spoiled by Lack Of
Building Plans.

To reach the home of a prosperous
.rmer in a corn belt community one
uses back from the road between
rnfields for so rods. The approach
the house is through the cowlot
e woodpile is also there, near the
mt gate. From the parlor window
: looks out over the hoglot toward
barn. To get a view of grassland.
IS and real scenery one must go
the kitchen door, which opens to.
d the rolling pasture and the wood
ond. But even there one must
yer the array of chicken coops
by the house.
this house had been near the road
>uld have overlooked a wide ex.
9 of beautiful prairie-fanked
8, says the Breeders Gazette.
her home in that section is beau.
Y placed about 100 yards back
the highway on a broad knoll
,oking a 60-acre sparsely tim.
hill pasture lying across the
But unappreciative of the glori.
atural view, the builder of that
tead put the horsebarn to the
I'd the cowbarn to the right Of
,use and both nearer the road
ne house.
are told by landscape garden.
It 1t is well to have the view
lie home framed in, but old
are not good picture framing
!. Trees and shrubs are bet.
lere is an evident lack Of plan
e for most Of these ugly farm
ads. Location and natural
are sometimes very attrac-
the effect is spoiled by poor
mont of hrildfpoc ap5 apo1oo-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-06
In Sapan fodlt es lueiter.

Sofio, 5. Sunni. - 8ic Sppolt'
tion betreibt ibrc gcqcn oas Cabinet
geridtcte Gontpnane meter llno bot
bcutc I'M Observation-Disclosures cine
Rciolution cin8ebradt Ole oent .DtlB'
truuen gegcn &iscomte annItafe Olt.
ru ocn WtiniItcr oes Snncrn, Mus
orud giebt.
GS miro 0ic glnihuloigunq crbo'
ben, ooB Nicomtc Suru, obglei6 cs
ieinc Eflidt mar, oororf 81 Ieben
0oB oic Moblen in ebrlider ltno I'M.
parteiliher @eiie geiilbrt rpuroen
iclbIt bon eincm Ganbioaten filr Die
Utitglie6ihaft ocs Sdlties ein Sc
ihcnf BON 1000 Den ($500) BEL Der
WGr5nabl in cbrloier g8eiie enlpfan,
gen bobc. Sic @rllnolage fir oleie
9(nflagc finoct lid III elmer bonn Wta.
nuger Der conierpotipcn Eartei gegeh
8iscomte Sura onbangig selnuhtet
politiihen alage. 0ie Sade ioll an
Wontng CUR geiprehung fonnlen.
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&altimore's befer 9anen.
Mz,z,MrMzM/ MMv MIN
Sopar0- unS cSesngtor -Strabe.
Der SUM- T0I0entilbrr- DfrkQut.

Sine 6ipicGOc e0nteit enen %0rotb OOn n'd tgens
SGdenHdn Ole Spmmera5ett cnjnle9en biet a
bel Oic &anfc Die Iram mcldc uf me nlce So
cndcr i'm Sommer ucren geen, mirO idnel bere n aus
bien pcielen Greiien &prtbei jn 5eben.
Ger &crtau dlct lotmtlder elm tlr NorlCr Io9le Io @
&n0cr 0ie neicn oaDon ipejic gctalt uo ot Gr1pore
inO of cinbalb, luO mond)nal oaQr mcbr.
50c, 15c. Snmen= SaihentHd1cr, 23c.
uiuucueS ncnitcn 9norn
POO. Boz. Snmen= SnidJentTdDer, 11c,
iuucuc
25c TamcnsS nidentld)er, he
IN to "H %
t2hc. Samen1S nId)entMder, Sc.
nit
~ 10r. 7amen. SaidentidJer, &c.
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Zoe. Samens Sadenud)er, 7c.
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25t 5Oc liGnuer SaiheHtnd)er, 11C
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t21ac. MGuner Saidlentnder, 1Oc.
Bon frn Gualti nj
t0c WiGnner SadentHder, 6c
Gfnanc Gunitnt
9inOer SaidIentMd)er, DC.
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QIn bic Iamen.
IrauenitimmredJt fir GGnemarf.

SruHeHIIlHtllltull Ihr Su"eh'uil'
aopen + az ~ itber Sonooh
5. Suni. - GoS oGniide 9orlament
puIIirte bepte, om Sabrestug Der
llnter5eihnung Der erIten GonItitlt'
tion 6urb 6rieorih oen Siebten in
1919, cinitimmig Die Contribution
mclhe Ocn 6rouen Oos Stimmredt
einrdunt rmO 6os Spe3iol' '8oblpris
DilcQiltm Ger reihcren &laiicn ob'
ihofft. Ser &0nig unter5cidnete
Die Contribution bcutc gtadnllttog.
Cine groBe 3o6l 6roren ans al
len StGnoen mori6irtc noh ocm Eo'
luIt ltno Oonftc &0nig Gbriltian. 81
ne 9eputotion BON 6rouen begab lih
uuh nod Dem Turlumcnt nno oanfte
Scr Tcgicrln9 fir Die Ginrolrmln9
0eS Stintnlre6ts.
Ger aGni0 gab belltc 2lbcno eltcn
Gmpiang iilr Ole WtitglieOer nC5 Eor'
loucntS.
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Gllgros
in bic Siefe
3ebu britiide SbtHe
torpebirt.
9sener 3eppelinsSeinH an
ser Siiite Gnalanb's.

mpiteri6ic @eiic sur Ibreiie ouf-
gcforOcrt. = Sic Gampfer 0gna
NtoD", oStortbbron", o9orace,
oGconomp", nSunnet Seoo"I
,&atblecn, nGpening Star",
oGortcs" unO nGbene5er" uno
oos 5egelitiff o@eorge nno
MorD" perientt.
Qonoor, .. SUM-. - Ger 9ams
pier .Gno Iop" bon Beterbeoo, ser
i5iiherOompfer nSturtbbran" nno
oo5 SegeIitiif Y8eorge rno georp"
luurocn pon oeutihen llnterieebooten
ori oen Ieere3gruno geianot. 3ie
geiublmgcu oIler brei Shifie tpilr'
0en acrCttct.
Ser 5iiberOompier oSittle Bon"
trai nit ocn 9eiaslmgen Der Slider"
Gampfer ySorace" mo uGcononp""
luel6e pon oelttiben llnterieebooten
perlentt puroen in 2oweltoif elm.
Gin oeutibeS llntcrieeboot belt Die
orei genannten Siiher.IampIer nm
lettcn Gonneritog in Der Noroiee on
mo CAB oen Monnihoiten oes $50
race" llno rgconomu" iiinf Winuteu
;3eit, I'M iid on goro oeS n2ittle
9op" 3u beoeben. Nahoem 2etteres
geihebelt luor, luuroen Die beioen
@ootc ourd 9ombcu perientt
,Sunnet Seao" torpeoirt.
&citG, Shottlono, 5. Snni. -
Ser Compiler ,Slnnet Seao" iuuroc
0eitern torpeoirt. Ger W'annidoft
mltrOe beioblen, Die 9iettlingsboote 81
beiteigen. Sic IanOete 5u gerpit.
Sod bret IN bic Siefe.
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,$uni. - 9rei iueitere britiife Sd)ifs
fe ,puroen ourd llnterieeboote Der.
icnft. Sic 6iiherOonlpier uaotb-
lccn" bon Yeterbeao, imO DGoening
Stor" uno rGortes" bon glberoeet
murocu 9eitern III Den @rlno &C.
bobrt. 9ic Neiotunoen ullrOen bier
gelauoet.
Gas 8ebnte 0pfer Ser
ll.9 cote.
oon 5. Suni. = Ser 81.
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itern in ser gtorbiee ourb @eihiis.
feuer zines oeutihen llntereebooteS
gum Sinfen gebradlt nu6oem iih
ole 9eiobung in Die Hettungsboote
be9e6en botte. Sic 9emannllng beS
Gompiers luur0e bellte 5u Sertpid
gelanoet.
Gnglnn0 uteoernn aus
Ser 2uft ongegrtften.
2onoon, 5. 2Suni - 6einolidc
2uitihifIe lporfcn geltern slbeno
9onlben olti oie Dit ltno SiiooIts
aiite bon gngluno. 8enig Shaoer
iuuroen angerihtet, aud erlhienert
Die Gerlllite oil Wenidenleben 9erina
&c 81 iein
Sic Bomber lpur0en auf perftte.
ocnc FlGte gemorien ipelhe nod
nidt befomt gegeben puroen Gie'e
Io6ridt lit in einer beute erlallenen
offi5iellen 9cfonntnlahung eittbol'
ten.
Ger nStor" iagt: D9eim leete1
3eppelin.9lngriff iuuroe oen 3eitun'
gen perboten, sic ein5elnen Fl1te,
lpelhe beilttt puroen, ooer ben anse.
rid,teten Sdooen 5ll publi5iren Sic
natiirIide 6olge mar, baB piele ge.
riihte in llntlauI geiest purbe1,
nel6e mir gliidliderlpeiie als unbe.
griinoet be3eidnen fonnen.
Gie Siherbeit oeS 2anoes lit In
eritcr Siuic in 9etraht Slt 5ieben,
uno e. miro BON ben 9eboroen aIs
n6tbig crohtet. oaB nift anaegeben
miro, oui peld]e Srte 9lngriIie I'm.
ternommen pliroen uno iuelher
S6a0en angeriftet iuuroe.
IS iii iebr 5iiirieoenItellerb, Dob
beridtet lueroen fam, bab beute
Worgen in 2onbon alh nift ein
Sdaoen pon Ganif berrihte. Wiil.
Iioner pom 2onoonern borteu iiber.
hoilpt rihts bon Dem geiut. Wcnn
Tanif Ser 3tucd oes lleberialles mar,
10 lpar berielbe ein uoIliser 5ebl.
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0Q!blQbrli0tt l1Qumungs-Dt -DtrkQnt.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
BY ED. CALLOW.

HOTEL GALi.ENA. Feeladelf. Pa.
wireless Macaroni TO The Star newsa-
papeJ.--l tai you boys. som wan is
jinksa for da Washeenton teama
theenk it is lodge Pewsa 1, is uppa
to me for maka lullaby; da teama no
can maka da hit; dees is baycause IT
is wat you Gala da not weather teama.
cause da bows shaka weeth da chill.
Ny frand. Georgia Mack Bride. tai me
it is impossible to connecta weeth da
foula ball. 1t geeva d. red-head
Charla Horse to da pincha hit. We
lose-a Two gam baycause It is too
Othra two gam is-a postapone bay
cause il look like rain nsxta week
Dees il Jaka Da Stall gam Car-again
use TO resta his pitch. Before we
at Hotal Da Bean in honor of his
frand. lodge Pewsa. ] tai you it maka
me feeia good baycause deesa boys
bury da hatch. ] have decide to sand
banan. Wat You theenka? sat ar
rest in Bosta. In Bosta evrabod use
nice perfume weech is name after Joe
Wood, da greata pitch. Da Cheese po-
lice tai me garleek is-a no perfume
i have to lemonade gsr,sek 1 from da
40 mocha deesgusta weeth Bosta We
decide 10 coma to Fesladelf. Fsela-
deif is greata place Tor ltalian
man. 7 stoppa weeth my frand. Bald,
ds reech undratake. He run Hotel Gal
lena NY frand. Grillo. he stopps at
Hote, Majestic, he no like Italian spa
ahett', wan thousand Italian barb
Coma 10 da train to meet da Nasheen-
ion teama. Dey max vera poiita re-
quest for clarks Da Grif to permitts
nv cousin, Gallia, to trim Mackaletic
teama. Da Italian peepla no iika Gonna
Da Goldfish Dsy detcsta MIN, bay
cause he no use Peenga Da Bode IN
Mace of Franka Da Bake Da erest
italian spitta ball spaehett kaIla ia
Macks in nrst gam. Bsrtassiis Galiia
nave curva ball so wide It 60 hall way
baytweeu homa plate an hrsta base
Dees is Gala da balk by Chilla Da
sauce an Tomato Conley
cam nunbe two is use to brack IN
new glove for Joe EnEia. ia pitch II
/. also use to introduced Rootss Da
Hopp. de knuckla ball pitch. Boosia Ia
Hoop villa be use to play SUNDAY gam
in place OF Harry da Harp. Today we
dropps ds gam baycause Lspps IS use
for pincha da hit. Edda Fosi, Ehieka
Ia Gand an da spaghetti pitch feela
80 bad for Gonna Da Fish deN naka
da error ball deesa hall is Eooda Tor
not to d. washeenton teams. Good
idsa i, 10 calI Grin clarke IA BIN
ness Will max 1t bicycolodEs for hitta
da ball.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-09
VIRGINIA WINS AND LOSES.
Tennis Players Defeat St. Johns Col
lepe, But Bow to Middies.

Special Dispatch to Ine star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May S.-Fhe tennis
players of University of Virginia won
from the racqueters of ST. Johns Col
leEe, but lost to the Midshipmen in a
double header here today. The match
with the ST. Johns boys took place in
the morning. The teams split i'll the
singles, each team working two strings,
but the Virginians romped away with
both of the doubles. The match was a
spirited one all the way through. But
the Virginians met their masters when
they faced the Midshipmen. the latter
taking three out of four singles and
both Of the doubles. The summary:
VIRGINIA VS.. ST. JoHNs.
So. SIS: Fell. ST: JOINS defeated Potts
81 So: BielssIi. ST. Johns. defeated Mat
Doubles hickey and Potts. Virginia. defeated
Fell and Wplch ST. Johns. 90. ct. 6--'
Morton and Matthews. Virginia. defeated Bic
laski and Downs. St. Johns, Il 4. 3-b 6.
NAVY VS.. VIRGINIA.
snEies-Randoiph Nay s defeated Mo't% a.
featsd Potts, Virginia. 90. 60; Wauers
Navy, defeated Rixey, Virgins, IS. s-4, SIS:
Matthews. Virgins. defe'ted Haeberie Naval
neabie.-H..bsrls and Randolph. Naval
Academy. defeated Msttbews and Rixey, rir
xnis- 8-4. 50: Waters and Godfrey. Nsvy,
defeated Morton and Potts. virginia. 6-S. %