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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Tigers Will Give Mackmen
Best They Have Hereafter
Pitching of NJ yer s
Throws Scare Into
Jungaleers

The Tigers will take 40 more
chances with Connie Nack's Athlet-
les. or course {, is 70; likely ,ha-
the Mackmen ~ili ge' any more
such pitching as elmer Myers turn.
ed out. but it vas plenty TO scare the
Jungaleers. Today several pitchers
kill b. warmed up-weatheE per
hitting game-and the bss' o.
the lot will be used with instruc
lions 10 work hard. Probably Il vii
he James. 5gt uuouc or Cunningham
also are eligible Bush. Majors or
Shsahar vii start for Philadelphia
unless Mack goes 20 experimenting
More hitting is expected from the
new batting order. which sends COBB
% third place and drops Burns Just
back % Vssch and In front ~ Hell.
man. l. didn, amour; 20 much yes
terday. but Myers had a lot or M
bail and the game vas hardly fair
test
Mack introduced lineup some.
That different from ma, on hls lds-
trip. and s, looked stronger He has
made AT outfelder 81 pick, who
tended The left garden in nice shape
McElTee, The young coileg,an, didn ?
make any oiunders al third Haley
Who caught. did some bad throwing.
and tha, was life-saver for TIE
Tigers
The game started after everybody
had taken A look A. Gov Hughes
II seems that The governor overlook
ed little WITT IN his handshakirg.
and the younEster objected 50 he
made his pr-seEce known 81 hitting
Coveleskie'r arst pitch FOR home
run over Cobh's head.
There 49, 10 more scoring n
Covsy until he seventh. when
Iajo.a, McInnts ncElvee and P'rs
punched four singles before any orc
was out The first tao were rsa.
Srnacks. and La.o!e tailed TNr-
With tte bases 'ull. Coyeles lds s1o2
"A some resl pitching Fe famed
Haley and Myers both strong ba'
'ers. and made witt p0p gD 20
Cobb
Tn" Tigers scored IN .he secoaf
and sixth and those 7e7s aa1l'
the only scoring chances thew co.
Bases on balls FOR Burns and Hell
man, lucky single ;.r Tog.g ana
no Wild heavez ny Haler brought
q Burns and Hei'mu IN 'Er a.xth.
Bush h"a' OFT AS -erlf 1gla
V'sch go' m by farrr- &. Ha. who
had vailed. and stole and Burns
brought home both --~rs-7 by re-
sounding single f- .tss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
PRINTERS FROM
DETROIT TO GET
IN ACTION TODAY

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug S-Two
gaines 'or NE Garry Hermann eap
ar scheduled for the printer. tour
ney here today s. Paul and Gin
CiuraU 7rs scheduled - play -
The game that was stopped ~ rain
yesterday. and Detroit Ill. MAX" he
debut With the - Louis type-sling.
srs champions last year. as roemeu
Chicago. Pittsburgh New York and
cleveland have qualified FOR the sec
end rr.1t
~..a.-t VII turl 'or Detroit II
- Michigan metropolis wins, i's
,..s 2.. have 90 40 Eight back into
taa -aud round and a heavy bur.
den VIII be placed on it's crack
lI'rIs finger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
RAPIDS DRAWS
BIG GOLF MEET

CHICAGO. Aug Announce.
ment OF the program ~ 'ho annual
championship tournament OF the
Women's Western Golf association.
10 BE- held az Grand Rapids. Mich
Aug ~ 10 25, was made here today
The qualifying round Nili De- held
Aug. 81. with the first match round
on the following day. Seminuals
viii be played Aug "a. and finals
the following day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Special Guards to Keep
the Sharks
Away

BOSTON. Aug. S.-with an escort
81 shark lighters, armed 10 the
teeth. leading the way. Charles
10th, OF Boston, and Henry sullt
van. OF Lowell. two OF the greatest
exponents Of endurance swimming
IN America will engage Aug. Is in a
lo-mile ocean match race, from
Nantasket TO Provincetcwn. across
Massachusetts, i,ay. starting At
. p, m.
Owing TO the deadly work OF the
naan-csters this season has all but
stopped swimming In the open
along the Atlantic shores. the
suArtls will be equipped for emer
gencies. Thcy viii have search
nnhss to play on the swimmers
'ohss~gAcst the night and they viii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
STAR RUNNER
= LOST TO U. OF NJ.
Al Robinson WEEDS and Will
Not Return to
School

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Aug. g.
Michigan university is to lose Al
Robinson, the great Splinter and
athlete. who gave such broad prom
lac last year here Robinson fell
down In his studies and left school.
but expected 20 return this fall
Now the whole thing IL spoiled be
cause Al WAS married. II became
known here this week. TO Miss Vir.
ginia Look. OF Detroit. daughter OF
merchant IN the auto city. Tho
marriage took place May 81, this
year. Robinson was said 10 be the
only man capable OF measuring up
to Ted Meridlth's marks In tho quar-
ter and half-mile eevnts. He 10 now
a playground Instructor in Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
ANOTHER SISLER
FOUND IN BUSHES

WHEELING. w Va. Aug s.
S'sbolI. an iuael''r ~ the wheel
ius Central league club f. a.r1
forth doomed 20 boz a pitcher
Is no escape The o'aer day aH
took ne slab IN An emergency and
yesterday p. t.-.el Is rptu. uo-ruu
game against NgsRsEon S.rbold
also has played tho oG'heid. and
seems 20 oc another George Sister
person.
e. riGht--T im~S job Dept.-Nnin 1870.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
TWO FAVORED
IN BIKE RACE
Either CrevinstOn or Perry EX.
pected TO Win Motorcycle
Crown Sunday

WITH 80 many good ri-ers IN the
field s- At the present time the win.
nvr OF The National l0on.ilc motor
cycle champ oR-h.p this year -
hard 10 pick, bat two rider, stand
uut lary, rar Others in seasons &c.
cumpu,hwrn's who Will have 20
be- h.up II som, other star lands
tar b.1 g. 4 Vi honor
Ray Grey stor, who 0,oke the
wcg.ls record cor the century dis
lance ht Columbus earlier in the
season. md hob Perry. who has
been rd,ns strong this season, and
Who .anpyoa the Mich gan state
champ hip a; the distance, are
I, IN, two riders feared by others
who wall take part IN the race.
Then there s ilenn Stokes, who
was prevented from winning IN"
F, Michigan Svcepstakts cui! because
OF forced stop FOR oil. lie Ii due
20 make a strong bid These three
riders an have been follow .ns The
middle western interstate circuit
this season. competing ~ 10th Of
the u-,l.rgs meets here
The east IS liable 90 sprins win
nor go Us ar.rir-, with such riders
a Wt-eGaur AT. pireau and others
STAR. Nac viii make the riders
mentioned 20 some Tut IL Is a
good .st 10 Naga- that these three
r.i.rs vii bn mp among he leaders
In mex, Slntay's race al the State
F.!- track. which promises 20 he
the season real 'notortike thriller
wiz sn excel 'l,nA neld OF starters.
ENTREES FOR 'le -7Ce opened Monday
,rs vii .-g-, FRIDAY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
WHITE SOX GET
OUTFIELD STAR

SEATTLE. Aug. s.--Brick Eldred,
center fielder for The local North.
west League club. has been sold to
The White SuX. Il was announced
today Eldred leads the league in
batting He will report at the close
OF the season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
JOE RIVERS MAY
TRY COMEBACK

CHICAGO trg Joe Rivers.
L"s Angelo l.srf0eight, was ex-
pocfeh beg. from Kansas City today
TO confer Ffh Manager Bob Laga
regarding offers of several bouts
with eastern fighters
Among some ~ he offers LAga
says he has received arc:
Johnny Dundee az Boston; Johnny
OLesry a. buffalo. Harry Pierce
al Brooklyn and Johnny Grifnth At
Akron. Ohio.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Those Athletic Lassies

~ l2YEAROID A
"A U A
old girl has
Lucille only
averaged Sunday
taken to ST. Louis the Grand
shooting ciassic-a this
success OF very young girls athletics The
o than t. The west has girl tennis player who
in
performers who compete with o
The hand that
the he world ~ ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
GRAND CIRCUIT
us RAINED OUT

PITTSBURGH. PA, AUG s.--The
Grand Circuit ran into It's nrst post.
ponement Monday. when heavy
rains made the track river OF
mud Efforts Sill De made TO start
the program this afternoon. but the
outlook vas none too promising this
morning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
4O-Nlile Ocean Swimming
Race Planned This Month

carry steel nets. harpoons. rife,
and revolver With which 20 attack
any pruwler
The race IL the lonyest ever ar.
ranged IN the United States. Tho
swimmers will De aided by favor.
Ing current during he Early ST. 20
but rood share NJ work Will have
70 be done A. right angles 10 The
tide
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
What Nay Happen
In Scores Today
Watching the
Scoreboard
YFsrrnnAY,s HERO,

bFSTIsNDh1 HENo'
Hsn- Iob~rt. Iobert went TO
bst ~ the nfth inning ~ the
Gisnt-Cub gnms RH n Dir~h hitter
and ntcLed the ouiy Jimmy Law
-nd~- for two bsww~v Witch
sent three rms Including the
winning one, across the psn.
Toney held the Po.ton braves 20
two hits hat hts fellow Pedt~Rs xRv~
him the poorest Of soppcrt. lie lost.
TIE Athletics lost their 18Th
straight game.
n would have been home run
With any Other ootreid~r hut speak
~. he RIM hack q mile. Ismp~d half
n. h,xh a.d pniied down Pipp's swat.
Ch~t Thomas md Jimmy Anstin
were ind~hnItsIy s-sp~ nded for their
is,promptn rough-nud-i umbie stage
on the 81. IouIs ball lot the ether
day.
The Senators slipped into seventh
place when tsey lost TO the nrowp-.
rho AtsIeti~- are oniy 'hIrty md one
half games further down
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08

ABOR in boxing
viii be at stake with the woh conteners in
each division battling
champion Of the world win defend his title from
nariey
Gsorse CLANCY VIII go is rounds with the
complete the holidays
will
the
''''N~-s O'1'
not likely that either championship change hands Welsh
showed he old
whites chance win based slowed M and
10 nat should be
encounters should
each contender
Icng can get the old walop dope IN
i'm noodle -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Ro.lna chanp KiII.d In Eranee.

MILWAUKEE,. Aug 2 Tom Nc
Cormick, former wtlteru eight boz
ing champion ~ Great britain, was
Killed In action at the French front
las, month. according TO information
received here today frOu London.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
oetrol, eesu Jaeksor.

Detroit cricksteers has once more
defeated the Jackson team. or mat
ever II In they call cricket avgrn.
cation. Tho Detroit margin was y
wickets and runs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Killed by Pitched PAN.

JAMAICA, r. l., Aug Martin
Meyer. who MAS struck on he head
by pitched ball IN a game here
Saturday, died yesterday from the
effects Of the blow
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
morning

Snyder and IaNo"un meet today
IN The Glass c three-cushion billiard
rant beat Cham herla.n Monday, nv
count OF 80 20 II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08


Il the herebef He do
he
and hitting better LaoR
look than he in
will
surprising IL Athletics
defeats
Phade
should the Athletics succeed losing their this afternoon
1o0D The old
segeon None
from
April IL to July -a
q home and complained that they
garden Of
Very carefully has been explained
squirting because they have Davenport
tits fact that Ia 40 bed of Yaaks
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Totals
pIIII.AnEIPIIIA

TVtaI hASt 7--IlftroIt ;, FhITNI"I phIA
rs, stolen bases Burns. He'll
man Twu-hase htt-EIsiey Three
base hit--Lhjoie. Home run-Witt
Double play-W Laio'e and Nc
limits Lett on bases g.
philadelphia Firs, base on balls
on Myers tVitt. BURNS. Heilman
Cobb - struck out Ry Coveleskis
3 Haley. Myers walsh by Myers
s tCChh H~ilman. C-veiaskle Wit
Veaahl Time 10 vmpires Evans
and O'Lcughlin. Attendanee--t7st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
I'D Have Fined Thomas If He Had
Not Fought Austin" Says Lannin

CHICAGO Aug Third asenan Jimmy Austin OF the st ous
Red
indefinitely suspended Louis sunday
Office 81 The american league
Thomss receives the approval
~ owner James lrI.u It
He'd Thpmas rcaiato and night
back, re hayr fined h.n of
started b. lie visited
Ban Jon7sons Office and suspension
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Fans Want No Side Shows

when they looked hin
and BALI Navin neid YESTERDAY Ihey
to and wanted what they wanted
OF the mass meetings ias,
the limit they Wou1
yelled Hughes Just loudly as they d for the game
the attention that 81 the
when Witt racing home after
having ball pitched Cooos head for circuit de
yesterday Coveeske pitching very good
the went along under
himself such
disconcertng nfei
did
OF sku jogging The surprise OF
worked three
like pitcher than he has since the early
weeks Of he
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08
Nlakmen Make Pennant Unhappy Before Octo

III the outstanding
At Overwhelming the
was batting orser
to andse 10 hfth pace
recent
the hiuess
DO him good
his present bert
d and Ty viii have pnH
well with Cooo
do
him Bush soon were
VII 'n'h'e 'e
sojournng the sscrinnia posnloh
nu,xIed OF his
mint hts nfed No eu can loss
q be improved
despite
winning the size The upstate town can supper
hAP IS one
should hs~s rousing interest IL the sport
II Gotch hurt and cant Wrest Joe
and kews queer. lay OF rght now
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-08

srefully has u been explained that the Brownies
cause they have Davenport 10 fall back on.
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SmIann.

Sie nnler IrbeitsminiIter Mif-
Jon Dem Observation-Disclosures
Natton BON Seem gorf niitgeteilt bnt,
bat ous giniuanoerungsbureai1 ent-
idieoer, 6aB amerifanilde 9iireer,
Die inter eiller beionoeren gioesfor-
mel, IN Der iie ibre 3%ueeborigfeit
81 nnierer Repltblif nidJt aufae6en,
III zines Der 9eere Der friegfiibren.
ben Wtadte eir1treten, ibres anlerifa.
ridden 8iirgerre9tes ooourd1 niEt
perloren geben. Die Gntideiouno
ut nift unlogiI6 nno ltinrmt alid)
init Dem 9raud, iopol 1T ttnIerm ais
aud anoern @d1tbern therein. Nad)
Der Observation-Disclosures unleres
Y%raiioenten. tpie er iie tpenigltens
gegen Die Sreunbe ser oeutIden Ser
hinoeteu in 4n~tperonmg gebradt
baben mil, ipiirne Iie oaeroinas nid;t
5nlaiiig fem. 4rbeitsminiIter 9gil-
ION erflart iibrieeits IN Dem Bricf,
er piiroe es aerile feben, tpenlt Gle
8iiltisfeit Der gntfdeibitn9 beg Gin.
ipanoerungshireaus ourd, eineit
gSeftcaieD feitgeite1t tper6e.
Nus Der Office oes 8innell.
itcuer Solicitors 8l Ct. 9aal,
Wainn., iinb cine @elSinlnme pptt
600 bis 5000 Dollars ufo .&ebenuc
Clamps" i'm @erte BON ciner MiL-
lion Collars geitobIen tporoen. Die
0iebe oraneen nadts in Sic Office
uno ipreneten bas Sd)abaepolbe olf.
Sic itabIen MIR Clamps. sic Der.
fault meroen fonnen.
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1:s Beutige 2ase.

Seine Geranoerutgen! 9a4r II
baben oie &uiien Der
&irdbof mieoer raumen miif1en.
Cont 1T nod alles onsiel6e in So
~Il8iell, on Der 8ufomila=@ ren5e mo
an Ser Dina. 4uh i'm Meiten, iii
sStalien uno BET Den 9aronneGen III
.nidts @idtiges paliiert. Ger Inter
ieebootitreit 5tpiiden ben Scr. 5toa-
ten nno Deutldlano miro ieBt mol
beigelegt meroen. 9eutidlato Dat
~meitgebettbe 8erii6erungen gegebelt.
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6reie Yrefe fit seras: sonnabeno 8. Sannar 1915.

lie mill aud 5ueleid init ibr eine
9efreiung Der geiammten iSlamiti@
lhen @elt berbeifiibren. Gin @eoa1fz
fe BON ltngebel1erli6er @roBe. Sic
8olfer oes Sslams BON rniiilo6er,
eligliider1 italienii1er ntlb f~ror3oli=
ider Serrihaft freigernadt, inter Ser
G~orberrldnft einer fortgeidrittenen
ltno forti6rittli6 geitnnten Giirfei
3u eilrem mdbtieen 8unoe 5nlam=
r~lengefaBt nno einer fultl1reuen G1lt-
midlung elltgegeneefiibrt, ipie man
lie nod Dem itallnerarregenoen 8ei=
lpiel Der Siirfei mol fir moolid 6al~
ten ml1B. Cine 8bantaiie, ober eiltc
B6untaiie, Die bonn Dirfli6grreihtent
ausgebt u1l0 IN ibn imnerbin eillen
itt6eren 8ooen bat.
8as ales lpater fonlnlel1 mag,
od5 fam mani borldltfig nidt aus
oenfen. OF ii6 oieieS isfamitiIde
@eltrei6, oas aus ben beterogelliten
8eftanoteilen 5uiammengeiebt iein
piiroe, iid pirflid in unier Gplterl
einfitgen merbe, fpie mir Gel4te llt-
ter Dem gitl0rud oes groBen @rfal=
9eS nit Der Giirfei gertle a~nnebmefl,
n1uB oabingelteut Iein. S~orldufig
Ill Die Soee ia nod rein p"bantaitild.
a(ber es ldeint ni6t ~ltnmoglidl 6al
lie our6fithrbQr lit. ll10 lire Gurdl=
iiibrnng miirbe ms ~alieroingS uor
Den 6einoen Der 8olferfreibeit Mr,
be peridaffen, lpiiroe oie 33ultdnie
in Der @elt auf notiirlidere @rltlro=
laeen 8nriidfiibren.
SD iage nidt, oaB eill ioIdber &ie-
ienplan onr6gefibrt tpernef1 foIl,
cab Die ~flbrenoen @eiiter i'm beab=
ltftigen. Sd nenne i'm ausoriidli6
pbantaitiid uno id fibre i'm t1nr ols
Elm 8eiipiel fir Die Spiele Ser 9bon-
taiie ON Die audi auf oertider geite
.getrieben ueroerl. Mber mas farm in
ofeler 3eit Der umgeitaltung uro
Neltbiloalng nod u,rnl0alid erldei-
nen2 @en1l Die @egner 9eutihlonos
re toabrhpisige S6ee failen fonflten,
Elm madtiges Rei6 elm &ultnrlano
.eriten &anees pie 9eutidlano, auf.
teilen 5lt tuoaerl Elm Soft Don elmer.
Sebensfraf ipie lie oas oeutide 8oIr
lelist, 81 Dienernsunb e~rgebenen lin
tertdnen ,an6erer minOerfpertioer
Bolfer MAIDEN 81 monen, tpornm loH=
te es oieiem mdhtigen 8oIfe ulio
leilen fiarfeu Gerbiinoeten unmOa-
lid iein, aroere5 8olfer aus ibrerl
abhanaigfeit 5u befreien uno file me
ter elmer itarfen Serrldaft gleider
nno Dor al(em gleider
aeltgion 5i bereinigen2
@~orlaufig aneroines nod Bban.
taite nno tpeln id aufridtie lein
ion, i6 tpiinide alid1 oaB es gbor-
tafie bIeibt. gs bieBe, oieien aampf
big ing unenolide perlaneern uii6
31ele ~binein5ieben, Die ut1s bon Den
ilripriinelihen e~ntfernen miiroen. SD
iDiinides Dob mir unier 3iel auf ar
oere 8eiie errei6eny obne oaB mir
irs III lolde tpeltumfaiienoe 9lalie
eln8ulalien brau6en. Mber pern Die
les grrei6en nidt anoers moglid iii,
ais onrb Die geripirfli6ung iencr
acknowledgment 8lane, Damn miro
es ben 9eiitider uno ibret @erbiin-
oeten audi eeIingerL tie in @irfIid-
feit um5nieben. @orl6nfig aler-
otngs tpollen mir uns all oas 8ort
oes aaiiers balten: n@ir limo 8lna
5rieoen bereit, tpenn man ms per-
ninftige 8eoinguteen bietet, oie oeil
tatiatliden gerbaItniiien elrtIpre-
den
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g. q. e q. 3.

Nntunft -
SO. l. Bon Souiton, Baeo unb Corpus
ebrsfti ..........7:06 nadnt.
No. Soon Soufton unb Aiiitenorto1
....a....... $3.50 borat.
3o. 5-gon goafrtm unb aiffeuorten
go. 42-gon aerrpiae $50 poyn..
$50. 44-@on aerrbine. hur 9onrs
tags .6:45 aberos
yfo. 146-gon &errbiIe, tGgIid misae<
nomnen Sonntaes 1886 aberlbs
abfn6rt-
go. 2-Mad Soufon, @aco uno Corpus
egr1ttt .9:10 bprnt.
No. 4-Nad 9ouiton unb 8iiftenorten
...........!.... 1920 abenoS
No. 6-Na9 goafrrm unb &~iiftenorten.
2:10 f1adlm.
SO. 41-Nah 8errbiIe, MIR am Goytt@
tags .......... 500 moraeis5
SO. 43-Iad 3errbiIe. .4:35 abenbg
nor1men Sonrtnes ....7:05 BORN.
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sic Mooern Originating GhouI",
504 @orben Ctr. San 4ntouio. Eeras.
SuI6nei6eu, Nnbrobiereu uno Gdben
0eIebrt. Sdriilerinnen MAIDEN lire eiees
nen alei6er. pdbreno iie Iernen. Sier
tpirb 9eittih n~eiproden.
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g. S. G g. a. eomptlinie.)

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30. s-s6nensna, bon Sci giio 80. '..'..
1900 borni.
SO. e-Guniet grpreb. bon Meip Ors
leans. ........ 1856 ndd]it
$40. 10-Sunfet grpreb. bon Gan Srane
cisco .......... $50 naGnI.
Gbfa6rfA
80. l01-@uniet ainaiteo, nod San
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30 1o21snniet aimiteb. mad @etD Orr
leans 400 bornr.
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100 BORN.
SO. s-S9neu5ng mad @eip 0rleans. .
11:30 BORN.
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cisco $3.50 nadr.
go. 10-5nniet grpreB, mad Netp ORE
leans. .............11:0 100 nadts
gtetprta Siptf un.
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Wietorins Guero ......7:20 nadm
Gbfabrt-
Mn. s02-Ma9 guero, gietoria. Bort
S0baca. 3onfton ......7:66 BORN
-. R., &. & 2.
mad slorben-abfahrt
go. 4-Sofal .......-T:80 noriiI,
SO. S-Seras gpe5ial $50 n,org.
go. 10-aatb Qirniteb 49,. 10000 mnra.
go. 26-9ntb SIber ......9:30 naHm.
SO. 22-Ra6 5ouiton. 1890 abenos
Mnfnnft -
go. 25-aatb Slper .....7:t5 bonn.
$40. 9-aofb aimiteb ....7:15 nadm.
go. 7-.Seras Gpecial" $50 abenbs
$50. 21-gon Souiton 100 moraens
santa Sc rs. &. q. q. SepOt).
So. 7Egom 4orben 1000 bprr.
$40. t-@om Norben. ....S:25 obenSs
Nbfabrt-
80. 6-Na6 benz @orben. 1855 naGm.
$50. 2-g1ad Dem 9oroen. .9:15 bonn.
g. 81, II. e g. IS. & g. q. 9epot.I
Gntutft =
30. 2-@on Corpus gbrifti dllo Garri8o
t6prin9s. s4:o6 nndni.
Ro. 4-@on Corpus gbriiti 700 BORN.
@bfabrt -
go. 1-wa6 Corpus ghrifti nn6 garri8c
Gprinos $500. 1920 BORN.
30. s~No6 CORPUS gtrift $3.50 abenbs
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pounds from first year paintings to
little less than 20 pounds for subse
quent years. The average price o.
thylnol for number of years prior tc
the European war was about 81 4
pound.
The cost Of producing the thymo
VIII depend 20 a great measure upon
whether the borseinlnt is grown in
connection with other oll-yieldina
plants for which a dlstilling appara
tlis Is maintained Unless this II
done. II is said, Il is not probable
that the profits VIII be sufficient tc
warrant anyone engaging IN The in
dustry. Excluding such items as lhnd
rent. taxes depreciation, upkeep and
interest on fhe distilling plant II ~
estimated that thymol can be pro
luced At an approximate cost n s23
per acre the first year. and $40 per
acre thereafter. These figures include
the growing Of the plants. fertiliza
non, cultivation, harvesting and dIH
tilling. A plantation o. hursmnini
win not have 10 be replanted offener
than once IN five years az The most.
and by returning The distilled herb
TO the soil, n material reduction IN
cost OF fertilization Gun be made after
the FIRST year.
Fuller Information In regard 10
methods of cultivation. harvesting
and distllling are contained in Bul.
lctln 3T2 which has already been men.
toned