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Folly Of Self Importance.

1t is sheer folly for any worker to be
carried away with the idea of self i'm
portance. Good men and great men die
and their places are filed 10y others
who seem to do quite as well. II is
true that all employers dread changes
unless forced upon them-they dread
The period Of probation when taking
on new workers. So good workers are
reasonably safe, and the employers
who appreciate them are reasonably
sure Of a continuance of satisfaction.
EXCHANGE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
THE EVENING BANNER
BENNINGTON VERMONT
Tuesday, July II, 1917.
ARLINGTON


Leslie Jones spent Sunday in Rut-
land
Arthur Cullinan has returned to Uti-
ca, N. Y.
Eli Lathrop has returned to sche-
nectady.
Miss Leony Vault spent Sunday in
Rutland
Mrs. C. d. Gilchrist was in North
Adams recently.
]. L. Burdett of New York spent
Sunday at his home here.
St James Guild met with Mrs. E. C.
woodwork last Friday.
Mrs. Ellen Bundy of Troy is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dora Phillips.
The Misses MacAuley opened their
tea room Wednesday, the 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. George Coolidge of
Bennington visited his mother recent
Il.
Mrs. Mary Adams of Bennington
was at o. L. Adams one day last
week.
Miss Antoniette MacAuley of New
York is spending month at her
home.
Mrs. Clarence Gilchrist is entertain.
ing Mr.. Gilchrist's sister and husband
from Pennsylvania.
Rev and Mrs. w. H. Bamford OF
Manchester, called on Rev. and Mrs
Gibson last week.
| Charles Z. Garfield and friend OF
Pleasantville, ~ Y, are at the Can
field farm for the summer.
Mrs. A. E. Loyeland, Essex, Ontario
is visiting her brother o. E. Adams
and neice, Mrs. II. d. La Bait
| Miss Jessie o. Hanley and Miss Sar
all n. Cleghorn of Manchester callet
on friends in town the past week.
Miss Ellen b. Garfield of ithaca, n
Y, is spending the summer with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. N. Garfield
Mr. Williams of South Shaftsbur,
has accepted position as superinter
dent at the Refrigerator compan
plant.
G Mrs. lone Phillips and Mrs Ellie
/. Bundy spent Monday with their siste
Mrs. Alta Batchelder in Mancheste
Cente.
Mr. and Mrs o. A. Adams, Morrt
$ Snyder and brother and Mr.. Reynold
$ of Granville, n. Y, spent Sunday ;
Il o. r. Adams
. Miss Frances Killion. who has bee
- visiting in New York. has returne
home and her sister Miss Margar'
. Killion came with her to spend Il
+! summer vacation
]. Mrs. +. n. Garfield has returnC
from visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jof
Curtis in Pleasantyille and was accOI
panied by her granddaughter, Nil
Il Ellen Curtis.
J. Sunday night Albany party of fiji
y. met with on accident while driving Z
i, automobile out Ct the Garfield birds
/, north of the village. The chauffer
was the only one seriously injure
= suffering a broken shoulder and hi
He was taken at once TO the hOspit
-" in Albany.
" Representative from the social {
> ganiZation of St James church met
II the rectory Monday evening, July Q
1t and formed a society to be known
u the parish council Rev. V. h. Gibst
ID was made chairman and Miss Graz
r Buck SECRETARY. Plans were made
ID carry on the church work in a mo
le united manner The meeting vi
y. very helpful and similar gathering
will be held every month.
The Wednesday evening service
st. James church last week took Il
form Of a patriotic service at viii,
" a beautiful flag given by the people
: the parish was dedicated The b,
I, Scouts assisted in the service, entC
~ ing the church bearing the flag Al
w. presenting II at the altar, where it W
" dedicated. The scouts then salut
y the colors and recited the allegian
III | 10. ha Co.
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kneeliin Horses.

In ancient times, before tho invention
of sthTups and luxurious saddles,
horses were taught to kneel to permit
their riders to mount. \ beautiful
Greek vase in one Of the museums in
Pctrograd shows a war horse of many
centuries ago knceling low before an
amazon The riders in those days
mounted from the or side in contra
diction TO the modern usage Plutarct
tells how In the first century Of this
era certain errcminate Roman riders
found even the horse block of too little
assistance and had their horses trained
to l,neel to them.
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How to Tell the German Flag.

The flag of Germany used in every
place except on battleship is composed
Of three broad stripes, red, white and
black, which run the fun length Of the
flag No other mark distinguishes 1t.
The flag used on German battleship
is white with two black stripes the
length and width OF the flag, making a
large cross and three small black, white
and red stripes and small cross In the
upper left hand corner--Cedar Rapids
Gazette.
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Japan's New Naval Base.

Japan's purchase from Portugal Of
the little island Of Macao, at the mouth
of the Canton river, near Hongkong,
has given Japan strong naval base.
such as Gibraltar gives TO Great Brit
ain ana Hclgoland gives to Germany.
IL can be used to menace any Euro
pcan power that tries 10 thwart tho
ambitions OF Japan In China.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
Garden Paths.

Have all garden paths with some
plants Of fragrance growing alongside
In some gardens OF larger size special
fragrant pathways are built where they
appear to pass through thickets redo
lent with pleasant odors. But every
path may easily have enough fragrance
to keep the mind unconsciously in the
garden spirit.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
Worry In Sickness.

i When an animal is sick II does 1:
y not worry about it nor about b
y the outcome. Its mental attitude !;
y does not hinder natures healing y
y processes. II goes into the sun y
y shine, takes the rest cure and i
y stops eating and RECEIVERS. But i
y n we have rheumatism In one y
+ joint we expect other joints TO be- !
= come affected We worry about y
+ II. II Is. OF course, we'll estab- y
J. lished that the right mental attl- y
y tude assists IN cure. and Il is y
\ equally important 10 understand y
4 that the wrong mental attitude b
= binders health restoration, Rea- ,
+ son. imagination and will power =
!. are big factors in the restoration y
! and maintenance OF health. Ev- b
i cry one should know the laws y
! of suggestion and apply them IA i
b relation TO health Discover what 4
b habits ~ living exercise, breath. y
\ ing, diet. mental habits especial. i
! ly-arc conducive TO health. live i
l. hyglenlcally aud expect health. J.
l. happiness and success. The right i
; mental attitude is vitality lmpor. i
Z tant. y
: =
b / y J. J. y = \ y + ! J. J. !. \ / y 3
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17

Many women allow their faces to be-
come tense and set and then wonder
why lines develop. Relax the muscles,
cultivate pleasant expression and re-
member that lips which curve upward
and smile are much more attractive
than the drooping sort.-Pittsburgh
Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
SAXON SIX ENDURANCE
To Be Demonstrated by 30o-Mile Run
over Vermont Roads Tomorrow


Endurance qualities of the Saxon
Six will be demonstrated tomorrow by
Saxon dealers throughout the country
Cars from the different agencies will
be sent out tomorrow on 300-mile runs
TO obtain records Of Saxon efficiency
under all conditions.
The cars will contain newspaper
observer and other passengers who
will verify the reports of expense oper
alton and check the consumption of
gasoline.
The Bennington Saxon will leave
bennington at 5 o'clock tomorrow
morning and will traverse a route
which will include Rutland, Burlng
ton, Montpelier, White River Junction
Bellows Falls and Brattleboro, arriv
ing at the latter point at s o'clock il
the evening"
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REMEMBER BOYS MAKE MEN i

!. When you see . ragged urchin :,
, Standing wistfsy In the street, 1
. With torn hat and kneeless trou- !,
!. sers. {,
Z Dirty face and bare. red feet, Z:
: Pass not by the child unheedlng !;
+ Smile upon him. Mark me. when Z.
I. He's grown he'll not forget II, .
+ For, remember. boys make men.
!. When the buoyant youthful spirits I.
Z Overflow I'm boyish freak, !
!. Chide your child in gentle accents; /.
I Do not in your anger speak. .
+ You must SOW in youthful bosoms 4
4 Seeds Of tender mercies; then /.
Z Plants viii grow and bear good l.
Z frultage, .
4. When the erring boys are men. !
3 Let US try to add some pleasures !
I. To tho lie OF every boy, .
i For each child needs tender interest .
+ In its sorrows and its joy. .
I. Call your boys home by your bright .
I. ness. .
Z They'll avoid a gloomy den .
+ And seek for comfort elsewhere. .
!. And, remember, boys make men. 4
1. Unidentified. .
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g The probable cause OF oliver 9
= spots" is chronic arrangement or .
q sluggishncss OF the liver. Their {
& presence indicates the necessity 8
9 for improving the condition Of
. the alimentary system in gen 4
8 eral and this can usually he done
. best by a diet OF buttermilk or {
. apples or grapes for some weeks.
. Such diet must he adopted 4
Q gradually. never suddenly. One
= meal should be changed at {
8 time. and in returning to the nor 4;
9 mai diet the same precaution s
g should be taken. II Is impossible
= to give precise instructions for !
9 any case without having the nee
. esSary Information about the pa 1
. tleut. and It Is best to consult {
9 physician.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17

Papa. when you are diplomat you
try TO make the other fellow believe
everything you say, don't you?"
Not exactly, my son. You try to
make him believe just the opposite Of
what he thinks you really intend to
say, and even then you are lying to
him Life.
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An Emergency.

"Therc's something wrong with this
emergency Kit / bought OF you ycster-
day. said the woman.
whats wrong with it," asked tho
clerk.
"Why, my husband looked In It for a
nail TO use In place Of Il suspcndcr but.
ton, and he couldn't find one.'--lon.
kers Statesman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
A Possible Derivation.

Words are terribly funny things,
aren't theyi' said Mrs. Jones, "rake
the word gargle-how ON eeEth do you
suppose they ever got thatg'
VERY simple, my dear" said Mr..
Jones. Just look at yourself In the
glass some time when You gargle and
then look at a gargoyle and you'll
see. Exchange.
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Devoted 10 DUTY.

"Are you ever coming to bed?" he
called out.
II don't know" she replied II prom.
ised Mrs Jones that I'd keep track Of
her husband while she is away, aud
I'm going TO know what time he comes
home If have to stay up all night"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
How lie Pleased Them.

"rhc paper states that you pleased n
biz audience at the banquet last
night"
"Thc paper is wrong. | did not APP
pear"
I'm. guess the paper is right"
Louisville Couricr-Joumal.
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Not Identical.

Thine is money" remarked the pro-
verblalist.
And yet the man with millions Is
the one who seldom seems TO have Ave
minutes TO spare, Washington Star
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
Appropriate.

"Why do you wear that costume? II
looks like half mourning"
We'll, every evening when you come
home from the office you complain of
being half dead"
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CAUGHT BY Cupid.

II hear your brother went on n fish
ing trip with a fashionable party to
Florda."
ayes. told him he was making Il
mistake to go on such fishing trip
"IIow SOP
"IIc got hooked Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
Mint.

Mint occurs only in Matthew xAll,
26. and Luke II, AZ, as one of those
herbs the 1.-THE Of which the Jews were
scrupulousS exact in paying. The horse
mint is common in Syria.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17
Lonrtheninn the Life of a Chain.

BY twisting a hemp rope in and out
OF the links of q chain that runs over
pulley not only is the noise suppress
cd, but the life of the chain is length
ened 20 per cent
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A Cent \ Day.

If man saves cent each day he
viii not need to risk the loss OF a
friend at the end of the year by trying
to borrow 4 dolar.-New York Globe.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-07-17

SAY, waiter. this plate must he
cracked. The table is wet"
NO, sir; there's leeli In the soup"
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PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
NaeDoweu Club.
.eBs0n for Mafeh "a.

Lesson for March 80.
Roll cail--Current musical han
peninga
Subject Conductors end orches.
tras Of America.
Questions
/ Who Yves founder of modern
art OF conducting?
2. What famous conductors were
his pupils?
3. Before baton was introduced
how were orchestras conducted?
4. What are the requirements of
a conductor?
&, sketch the history OF New
YORK Philharmonic Namo some Of
is famous conductors.
9 What is derivation of word
philharmonie2
Z How is New York Philharmonic
Governed and maintained?
s. Give a brief history of New
York symphony Orchestra and Dam
rosch family.
Q. Give some interesting poluts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

the service sEashes OF her Pacific
coast opponent. She drives hard
herself but she was unable to meet
her own style VI play The defeat
should be one thing TO teach her
that others can play the driving kind
OF tennis equally as well as she. It
prabably will point cut to her the
wisdom OF learning 10 combat that
kind OF tennis.
The performances Of Miss Bjurs-
tedt IN the past have shown that she
learns quickly to meet any kind Of
tennis. I1er next meeting with Mrs,
Bnndy. II ever there Is enc. should
be productive of some great strategy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24

In triangular shape, so they can tit
easily into corners. these baskets en-
amelled in tints to carry out the per-
yading color scheme OF the room are
preferable in convenience and sanl-
tation to even the most artistic laan-
dry bags in guest rooms, the nur-
sery and all he'd chambers. Huge
basket jardineres Of bronze toned
Chinese bamboo for the ported palm
or captive rubber plant are stun
ming enough to be in great demand
even outside Brooklyn
Then there are the light and
handy trays of basket weave. plain
lor decorated. with a stencil or bright
color which am sure ought to
come under the basket head but at
least the basket for the feline net
comes in the basket category. Il Is
.of course enamelled and of just the
right shade TO enhance sweet pussvis
complexion when she basks in her
basket.
So sweeping the eye over all has
kets Of the present moment. be thew
market, sewing, scrap, laundry or
cat, it is plain, or rather fancy IA
be- seen that all basketry has it's
touch of coquetry.
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NuRsI[DI not
|senlG[D ~ DEFEAT
III III e. HAMILTON

TINTED Press staff Correspondent i
NEW YORK, March "a The az
fe4t * Nil Moala BIurstedt ~ AIRS
Nay sutten Ranssy Il c,ae thing that
shcnld ada. II anything ran. to the
play az tAe marvellous Norwegian
Nqnan tennis crack, Mrs Bundy's
styIe Ok play has held her over ev-
~ other American woman for some
years she has beaten the best other
countries have produced. and she
Ind ones before forced Miss Hinrs-
tedt ID bow 10 her prowess,
The drivsnE, smashing style ii
play that Mrs. Bundy always has
comhined with an uncanny ability
10 nj the wee. wee spots Of the
courts made II an uncertain match
for fhe Norwegian woman before
she went west 10 play the former
American and English woman cham
picn
afass B3urssedt was helpless before
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
MAN AND WIFE SUICIDE
LEAVE NOTE SHOWING PACT

ELGIN, H.. March IA William
Erickson and his wife, Eva. ended
their lives in suicide pact here
yesterday. Mrs. Erickson, who was
about 40 years old. came to the
asylum for the insane as a patient
d few months ago. Yesterday her
husband came from Chicago to visit
her. In the woman's hand was found
this note. II wish to die with my
husband. God forgive US.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
TIGERS WIN
IN ELEVEN INNINGS
COME FROM BE.
HIND To REAT JaKEY
ATS PANTHERS.

FORT WORTH. Texas. March a.
lit took Ilughis Jennings Tunga-
leers eleven innings To tame the
Painters yesterday afternoon. to
6. The Texas leaguers took com
handing lead early In the fray and
held their advantage until near the
close. when the big boys pulled to-
gefher and grabbed the contest.
The errors were plentiful on both
sides. with the Tigers having shade
the best Of it in this respect.
Each club used three pitchers,
Simms for the Painters was effee-
tive for six innings and when he left
the game the count stood 6 to 3 for
the hnmelings. The Tigers tied the
score on BEDFORD. who remained in
two innings, and then pulled thru
with a victory in the first half oi
the eleventh, when two errors and
misiudged fly BAH behind Apple
gate spilled the beans.
Dyer. pinch hitting for Jones IN
1.-THE seventh inning, hit the ball over
| the left field fence for Detroit.
Six double plays were reeled of
by the two teams which played 9
diversity Of the national pastime-
good, bad and Indifferent.
Williams, for Fort Worth, had .
perfect record at bat with three sin
giles in as many trips to the plate
Score:
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concerning Boston Symphony or
chestra How is it rated?
10 When and where was Theo-
TO-" Thomas orchestra organized
Who is its present conductor?
IA. When was Cincinnati SYM
phoDy Orchestra organized? What
famous Texan its conductor for
many years. Name present conduc-
TOR
~, Name present conductors of
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, and San
Francisco orchestras.
IL What orchestra presents the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-24
= MARGARET MiSONsS
. FASHION LETTER.
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! BY MARC ARET MASON.
written for the United Press


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With basket on her dimpled arm
Priscilla goes to sew;
| would / were that thing Of reeds
That sways there to and fro,
So might hang upon her arm
And with Priscilla go
NEW WORK Narel, % s.Don't
MT al, VOW eqas 1, ana basket,,
sae,rs ennarflnans adaae in these
aagsn,b;tan, and amsrsa sneratiap
davs when We never think Of uniting
onr aqg any nlace mn in me safe
Even fin. rhe croesps who owns
full aa2an The hit of advice Is San.
arf1,,.v ri. ,eba would spar dream,
~ nntttng ali of ANYTHING in ono
hasEet Win s,eb . faecinatine. aud
hawi1dar;ne aasorfnenf Of howiteb-
inp baskets ta make a collection OF
THO aavs arc most when mo word
eael,at con,nra8 nm before Tho minds
a,a no,,,;aa ss.a 4hoea ah1a.e hale
hr.ba, affairs NTH . hant wood
handle tbat Invariably Ieff sn,infers
/, ,.onr no1,. ar sorearr,
Nowadavs M l,dv mas 10 market
- h,,. har a.oal,1, an;o, =, 5a+ato
v,,t roe5 ar u,;,,ov, ,gova,, eopfec.
+;o, vivid win hand na;,fed mimi
,,,a das;sn ao,a hy tba p,,seia,
neasant q, tia Guatemala Indians
~ il che has an,an 1aanings To-
rara lass o,nata no,orings !, art;e4,c
bnt more so,,har tonsd chinese has
,,ot - sno,.aa nanboo nav aano,,a
sro, ber arm
cba aarr,ss sba, sou,,nc j., ror~a
rbfnasa h.srst 80 s,ondar cIosa
.ro,,on s,,l;t h,nhoo hr;ob, Win hob-
A.t. ,,.,;- aoie,aa baaa, ava . c,bi,
.sa ,.ssa, ~ all, ana ,.ilt Her Unit.
-. ohe convex. !, a hsslat hag ~
.aff;. ~ ap,aat yrass Meet ,nyo,o
..o,,,s e,;,,a darn Ear tho oaorahln
sar,;rg haspets NJ ti,ted mr. giIaed
a.;ntar mad ~ ei,ts of r,inhop b,a
IA ornata ..ith sr,its ard fowers
- oo,toa st,,sfos en-, or +osso1s ona
haads from chinatown
r. ~ 1870 tha hoo,,at haa,tis,1
-.,a .nnr1a ena,,ow haa,.a,n -
~ ,ono5 ,-easa a,d oo1or vao,,a -,
he Ney,can indians hold in artiefie
.,ro,, .ba .o1a ~ or,,oas ana no
t,ar a,a ,,,hy ~ r,,,a.s fa,a,;to
sr,i, The smolad hauhoo baskets
also make st,,nning f,,,it bolaere
EvonisiteIv naste, ttnted baskets
yoven ano Owed Al Inc association
,or tho Mind come IN ocarv concaiv.
.hla decorative shane and are lovely
gf,,aa vim artificial f,ovors ~
,ivbtan nm anv corner unstairs
aowrstairs ar n NV ,aav,s obatoha,
manv have Tin containers fitted in
s;aa for raa1 hanaes ~ aoodnnss
blooms
FIat round ohlorp md aouare
box hike abskets stencilled IN riot
nut and futnrjstic design and color
maka ideal catehaIls for bankia
neekties gloves and even honbons
sapdw,ch haakefs az natural col.
ored osier ar smoked hambao are
aIways attractive either with or with
on, fitted plate Of CAV hued neas-
ant chinaware in their shallow en-
braee
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works of Russian composers
sively? Who is It's conduci''1
IA. Tell something Of S0a'4
his famous band.
Program
Largo FROM New World syagl
.....
March slave" OPP, Tscnalp'
Victrola.
4 Love Thee Ed11a
Miss Annie sawyer
La Tileuse .s.'''.'''..
Miss Katherine Cole
MRS. T. H. CHEATHAh. :.
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Bailey battad for Simms IN sixth.
Mulkey batted for BEDFORD In
eighth
Dyer batted for Jones in seventh
Detroit $3.50 III 900 100 02-s
Fort Worth Z. 500 030 600 0O--e
Errors Stow 3. Adams, Young
Harper 2, Burns, Elise. Innings
pitched-simms 6, Redford 9.
Flanagan 5. Jones /. Hits--off
simms 6, off BEDFORD 4. off Flana-
gan9. off Jones 1. Home run
Dyer Three-base hits Kircher
Two-base hits-Crawford, Burns
Thompson. Struck out-By Flana-
gan 4. by Jones i, by simms 4 by
Apologize 2. Bases on balls--Off
Simms 2, off Redford1. off Apple
gate ., off Flanagan 2. Off Jones
j. off Couch g Sacrifice hit
Kircher. Stolen bases-Stow 2.
Ellison. Young. Yelle. Bush. veach,
Williams. Double plays-Burns to
stow TO Adams; stow to kircher to
Adams; stow TO Kircher; Bush to
urus: Yeile TO urns 10 ush; Couch
to Bush to Burns. Time of game
2 hours and Is minutes. Umpire
Myers.
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Mr. g L. Adkissan.
Wa%ahachie. Texas,

WaXahachie. TeXas Aa'e" 80
Mr. q, l.. Adkissan
Wa%ahache. Texas,
Dear sr;-la Re-Acoident Insurance Policy W.
Ia November 1916 Il policy with me ,ongh yca
eleah Accident Insurance company Of Chicaeo dollar per
oilee ut WAxahaehe This policy cost me on aav Of ea
month premium, payable before the HtR' W.
month"; or twelve dollars per year.
On or about December the fifth. 1916 Wha which was
tho street had accident. from the elects b American
confined 30 home t4) months The wv dollars On
bloil time ago sent me their check LOT W. nney fss
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