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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Gn nibuIot Brett.

Z. Geberien / Heritran0 / HuiuIfe bar
III 'sat Nfiteh % fol i%ra'lpttc Den
@pgb, huiS Ereit ban har pprct 32
aar. ! Den Inleonin9 gap 9ter.
itronoS N~errebSltnre iorleben Ell vi.
ifeoaieit for Sogncpreiten meo Sanii.
lie. Srbisreren iuugcrebe iom Gert
OF holbt Ell Gale. hpnri ban itcrft
iremhppebc Den S%en9iucnheo, @u1.
ben% Golf nGrcoc Tor bauoe Soane.
prciien % bans 6rle. So9neprelt
Teoerlen taftebc benGgct Tor al 600.
beo moo bom / DC mango Mar, Ter
bolbteS oaion Here Soler, % Soften
par belt ilienncm u~cllpffet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Sfulernc / S%anaeinno luffes. +,

Sougeluno me0ocleS Den 5te 6ebrll-
ar: Soug bar Sfoleitpret beiluttet
citer Senitilling ira Tropianterings-
roooet at luffc iamtlige Sfoler ira
imorgen al. airferne iaar bare boil
oes oppc Ell Sang ON llgen - Ssn-
Oagene og ollie Snltitutioncr o.
aorporotioner ~opiorores til at ppre
ipariomnte meo &llllene. Ser uole-
peres &ul finn til Tripatc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13

DR.. Siort. Gn SenpenoeIic, iom
Stortin9smGnb bar rettet til San.
oelsoepartementets Gbef ON of iege
Short bep9get til at blipe itaaen-
De iom 6iiferioireftsr, er unoertegnet
al 63 Stortingsmpno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Gu Srpnocr ialSt paa @eitironten

tSra 5ronobiem meooeles Den 20oe
6ebruar : SieIae Heooelelie til
"Gaaspolten" er ell mig 5rsnocr
PEG Hapu Slai Chit. Son al aisb-
nano Suit / Sronobiem ialot peo
S%citironten. San uopanoret iom uns
@ut I'll gmerifa % loo Jig Tor TO aar
iioen bperpe Ill Den fanabiife Scr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Gn incrfelia Srano.

Ool meooeles ben 6te Sebruar: SeIlc
9ooobpqaeri neobrpnote mat peo 4.
Sioen. Wan fan life tunfc Jig,
bpno 9lariagen til SIoeno Spfomit er,
o1 bette er iao megct merteligerc, iom
Def famine @nobbpggeri brGnbtc nco
ior ct 9lors Sib iioen UNDER lignenoe
SorholO. goabbpNgerict uor o%aiurc-
ret Den alnlinoelige @ranbfasie %
9tor0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Saacr Irnen Hruen? 9ibct Sllc

Icuilbt er BET ioor / Sicrnc, ifriues
Scr til StenfiGr-gIoOct "Suotreuoe.
Iogcn" - ioa lioet, iom oct life bar
upret / WanbS Minoc. S0iaa auoet
&ilot er oct forboIOSpiS inlaat ON.
&Gp er Der mlinore eno panlia al. 81
SGgerc, iom oriper Sa9t / Sartfis.
len, bar lfllot If &9pc. Sc pnoitoar,
at 2rncn tager &9pen. Som ct 81.
empel berpao meooeler nPunte Sfnt.
tere, at DC foriulgtc Ell Hpp, til en-
Urn fom og HOG alerne / MiffeI %
flgt afitco mc0 beil O..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
81 8ntter brnfnet. ,Sro Sprter

meooeleS ben .19oe fSebruor: @n
iergelig lllpffe bpnbte / G~itermiooag
paa Sllore Sopn. Ere Gutter / Ia.
aars 9loeren lob poa Sfsiter / oell
more Sapn poa Den tpnbe IS, ionl
brait unoer Dem. allie ire ialot /
&nnbet, men Den enc fom Jig op igier
og lob efter @jGlp. % sSolf fom til
itebe, if man peo Sofning Sag /
8uttcrne, men ollie SpIipniugaior.
log bite iig iorgippes. 9e to ONT
fonne par Iopenoe unge Gutter, Sen-
ner al aonmanOsrfaptein Greua %
Wtarineingenier Tasmusier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
SIR. 100000 til Mpriclifabet. I'll

at frcnlmc NnnoCts NrGn0IelsforIp-
ming nleO Soru har 2anObrugsOepar-
tementet itillet inbtil 100000 &roner
al @epilgningen til @rpnbieIsbiorog
til Get norife Wprielifabs Sispoii-
tion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Emfummet ueo @auocifnb.

Sromse meooeles Den 5tc Morts On
pngre Sitter. Ole Hllitnes ira Sem.
mes, gif Seroa9 paa Hppeiaet, men
penotc life tiIbaNe. Non blep otter.
ieet, % @ro0eren ionot BAN pna llle.
iieloet meo isnoerifilot &opeb. vi.
oebc par Ell bra Wanb, ion eitrrIa.
Der lig &ilitru % l. @prn / imaa
aaor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
I !Snsnphcns Sib. "a

i SusnDbens Sio. Ssnoag Den
Ire Sebrliar blcu Der / etpar ariiti.
aniaapiier operteret tiliolgs Ell Gil.
la paa 9Gffelaasbsioen. Wonoaa
fom Ger 60 6orcipsrsiler til oen I'll.
enoonlsmPaIer, iom oroueoe meO
Salaet. Gn al Siebbaberne 6etaltc
cioog poa iSorbnanb Grtrapropiiiolr
Tor at pore iiffer pau at iaa ajebet
iitnnO, % Sir2oag bar SaIget ipr.
Den. aieberen nar Ell Sorretning5.
mono. iom baubc inbloaeret iig i Ell
YigepGreIie pnn R~oroftrano, mems
bans Sliitru o. Sern bnpoe maottei
ieae Sualu / en- al Smaait9berne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
&pmmnnnlt Hpsiefipb.
9o6ill

aommlne bar / iibitc Serrcositpre.
msOc beillrttet at fisbe Gienoonmell
6cgmoen % Nln1cnningcrnc meo til.
bsrenbc Observation-Disclosures al
Sagferer II. DO. y. ScbisIberg Tor
10000 SIR, melbes ira 9obe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Sanoelens Sus / Stauanser. Stop.

anger &anoeIsioreuings Sinansfo-
mite ~begpnOer / De nGrmeIte Gage Ell
Snoiamling til Spfsrelic al ct mt
"SanoelenS Slts" / oenne 9p. lin.
oerbaanben er Der nllereoe tegnet Ser.
100, .00.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
st Talb ira 60 Wcters Spioe. !

ariItianainnO meOOeles Den 30je
Wturts: @n Nrbeioer peb 3apn Ho.
let iaIot iiprgaars neo / Slaat @ru.
Der / gpje ira 60 Wfetcra Ssioe %
oeoe itrar. San eiterlaOer Jig Sll-
itru og 1 Barn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Inmnifibct "3pnli" iplnt.

Bergen uleboeIes ben Ste Worta: 81
ter Sorlpbcnoc er Gampifibct "Sep.
Ii" iolgt al Sfibareber @eitial.Sar'
ien Tor ca. II Willioner aroner.
Sfiba cr pna 1000 Cons og bar /
lin Sio mcget omtalt / T~orbinoeIie
meb SonOsbanfclr, iom boube paata.
act Jig Sinancierinqen, men life mag
tebe set paa @rlno al DC &nnifelig.
bc0er, Den fom op l..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
st Nomo til Sipfulfcnc. 1Sro Stop

anger mcobeles ben 5tc Wart5: &c
Smpifibsielifaber iom oisponeres al
aoniul Sigpal 9ergeien, bar aiiat
ct Spnb pon 100000 SIR. til SoroeI
for DC Sisfolf, iom farer nleb Gel
ifabets Sfibe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
st YHilliunieIifab. lSro Sfien me

st WilliunieIifnb. Sra Sfien mco-
oelcs Den 16oe Tcbrunr: Ntttcma'
ioriteten / slftieielifabet aloiter9aar-
Den er opergoaet til Sugeuisr SOLE.
StibSreoer -. Soralbicn, @roaiercr
Sloi Hcb, Siaponcnt llitcrlIo, Sto'
Iebcitprer z. 2oricn. Gienoommer
omiatter ca. 5000 Maal, buora'
$500 NoaI Sfog. &iebeiummer
brcier liz ON pei Ell Willion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Wutprfabrifcn / Gplben brrnot

,Sra NOl0en me00elca 0en 12te tSe.
brltar: Wotoriabrifen / %oloen err
neObrpnOt. &proicr FOR fIcrc tilicn
3rouer er pOclaat. 6abrifen par as
iureret for ca. 10000 plus 10000
SillGg5policc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
SnnScfiurb %tUrlraocs.

o~eiiorb meboeles Sen ste Warts: 9p.
itpret bar pao WpOc iaiten meo II
Stemmer moo IA befllittct at iege
Gepartcnlenteta g%lpprobotion pao
Spbppelic al Sanoefipros Gl. %
Ginium!aoS &oncesiion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
@ppper ! HpmsbnG. We0icint

NDppfr TD1Ile0nI. W9e0lttlaI0l.
refteren bar faaet Telegram ira 81.
itriftslagen / Slio Homsbal ON, at
Der er paapiit ct Silf9loe al garne.
TOPPER hos en- Sanbelsbetient / Ssn-
ore S~ierniuno. alle panlige 5oriie-
tigbeosregler er iogttaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
@n iielocn NeaipenhcS. Grc

bal meboeles Den 24oe Sebruar
Sielge "~sseitlanbife Sio." fan man
/ Stollbo ben ste Marta ieirc Ell enc.
I%taaenoe 9egtpenheO. ibct ire Yor
bar 8ulobrpllup, ollie piet al Yropit
9crgb / Ipbpoag airfe ste Warts
1867, nemlie aaptcin Ole RiIien,
y Iar, o. Suitrlt Teoerine, 10;
Sfibsbp9meiter antO Nilien, 70, %
&litrlt Singer, 80, iomt @rbbr. Ole
@obricIien, -, cg Suitril Suiannc,
"A Mar. Se or oIIc / iilIo ~aonbeIig
og lcgentlig Bigger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13

Sturt SfDsinla. Combines / 2)tre
Genoalen - ~omiattenoe bl. a. mel.
lem 3 % 5000 Maol Sfo9 - er al
Grit Sollm iolgt til auptein Sls.
aas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Sra lloroe.

Batter 8apc. Sfibsre0er lhp.
bar itiGnfet 10000 aro.
ller til Norif ScIiab til S~fibbruones
&eoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
TiIfere aiennem ,Sieu. IRA ariiti

meo0eles oen 16Oe I%yebruar:
Gre Mano fiifebe ieaar paa Sien /
SolIfogfilen peo Sobernes. allie falbt
igjennem. en- 70.aarig Wano oruf-
ne0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Silienas / 43 Iar. 8ou Scllei

@amlebiem Oebe forleoen Ell gammel
Sn9rib @rifien. Sun blcp lam,
Oa bun bar 81 gnr og bar ~ie1erc lig-
get tiliengS / AZ Nar. Illigepel bar
bun peo goot Wtoo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13
Gn peliuripnt Spao.

al Acknowledgements / HomeoaI bar
sipet iom Tciultat, at 9pgoen bar
10,150 Meteriapne SEQ, iortplIer
"Somar Stiftstio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-13

Gil en- mn gmtsifule for miotrc Ne-
Oenes bar forifiellige Serrcbcr I'll.
iammen bepilget Nnl9gsiummen
10000 Str. Gen pil antaeelig bIt
opfert paa Niie.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
new MIRACLE WORKER
IN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fred Mitchell Has Built Up Strong
Cub Aggregation.

Fred Mitchell surely Is the new mir
acle worker and the remarkable show
ing Of the Cubs Is due entirely to his
leadership. With practically nothing
to start with, Mitchell in few weeks
has built up team which Is tearing
the league apart and which cleaned Up
both the Dodgers and Braves four
straight on alien fields.
Mitchell has the old Giant favorites.
Fred Merkle and Larry Doyle, who n
year ago had slowed up too much 70
suit McGraw, going like a house on
fire. Under his direction Rollle Zeider
Is hitting for the first time In his ca.
reer. Out of several castoffs aud al
legged bad actors Fred has built one Of
the finest pitching STATS in baseball
Mitchell has three pitchers who when
In form are among the stars Of base
ball-Jim Vaughn Phil Douglas and
Tom Seaton. Vaughn, a sulky, indif-
ferent player while with New York, q
player who had often broken training,
evidently changed bis ways since leay.
Ing the American league. He has been
u success ever since starting with Chi
cago three years ago. This spring be
Is going better than at any time in his
career.
Douglas, pitcher of the Bugs Rny
mond type. has the ability of an Alex
ander, but until this year no big league
manager had been found who could
take care Of him. 1t did not take long
for the fiery Henog and Douglas to
come to the parting Of the ways IN
Cincinnati, and after trying it for some
months the good natured R0bby Of
Brooklyn was forced to pass up Doug
las as incurable He drifted on to
Chicago, where Tinker farmed him
to the minors, He was recalled by
Mitchell, and now Douglas is one OF
the pitching top liners of bis league
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
DEMAREE a GIANT JlNx.

Steamer Al Demaree recently won
his eleventh game from the Giants
since he WAS released by McGraw to
the PhiIlies in 1915. AL seems to have
grudge against his old mates. When.
ever he gets chance to face them
his curve ball hooks with lust A little
more splteIulness than usual. and his
noater does a few more contortjons
netween the rubber and the catcher's
init IN his last game on the Eastern
trip of the Cubs Denarec had the sat
istactton Of trimming McGIaw's boys
to | and he did Il with real pleas.
ure lie wasn't at all chubby" about
It
u Is said that Demaree objected TO
Foing 70 the phillies when McGrpw
made The trade for Hans Lobeu in
winch Al was included. He wanted 10
stick In the city Of bright lights, and
ne claimed he had shown McGraw
enough class as a pitcher to be on
ltled to a steady berth When no
was traded he wanted revenge and he
mas certainly been getting it in huge
gobs
the trade which sent Demarec to
inc cobs for Jimmy Lavender was
perhaps one Of the best things that
could have happened to him. He was
not satisfied IN Philadelphia, accord
Ing 10 some Of the boys who claim to
be In on the know.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

ALA, Johnson Ayers.
Games Today.
Chicago at Washington
Detroit Of Boston.
Cleveland at New York.
81 Louis at Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

when woman becomes a mother, when
woman passes through the changes of
middle life, are the three periods of life
when health and strength are most needed
to withstand the pain and distress often
caused by severe organic disturbances.
AT these critical times women are best
fortified by the Use of DR.. Piercc's Favorite
Prescription, an old remedy Of proved
worth that keeps the entire female system
perfectly regulated and in excellent con-
dltion
Mothers. if your daughters are weak,
lack ambition, are troubled with head
aches, lassitude and are pale and sickly,
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what they need to surely bring the bloom
Of health to their cheeks and make them
strong and healthy.
For all diseases peculiar to women,
DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is q
powerful restorative. During the last
40 years it has banished from the lives
of tens of thousands of women the pain,
worry, misery and distress caused BY
irregularities and diseases Of feminine
Character.
DR.. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets are tho
original little Liver Pills. Tiny, sugar.
coated. anti-hi'iors granulcY-t.c -.:.2l!cct
and t. c.-.-t ~ take.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
BOXING BILL GIVEN
BOOST; NEEDS26
VOTES FOR PASSAGE
SENATOR HULL OPPOSES LAW
TO LEGALlzE SPoRT-BoHlNG
ADVOCATES BELIEVE MEASURE
WILL BE PASSED BY HOUSE.

Springfield Illinois, June 6, 1917
Especially The senate committee oh
license and miscellany report favor
ably on the boxing bill yesterday
which mas already been passed by
the house. Ii will be up for a second
reading today. The vote of the com
mittee, fayorably, WAS 6 to >. The
bill came to the committee precisely
as it was passed two weeks ago by
the house
Senator Hull suggested that he
might offer amendments similar to
those which he presented in the sen
ate two years ago These would have
placed all athletic sports to which an
admission is charged under the con
troll of the state athletic commission
which the pending bill proposes to
constitute.
Hull Amendments Sidctracked.
Senator German asked Senator Hull
to withhold such amendments and to
permit the bill to so out strictly on
its merits. to which The Hyde Pafk
senator consented.
There was no outspoken opposition
in the committee to the bill and the
directors who had indicated that they
desired to be heard were not present,
although opportunity had been grant
ed while the committee hearings had
been postponed from time to time
Senator German explained the pur-
pose of the bill He said that it t.
founded on the principle Of furnishing
clean and honest craftsmanship for
those who tend to the boxing angle
of manly athletics. He went over
the bill section by section, showing
where the faults that have been attrib-
uted to the New York and other
statutes have been cleared up in the
Illinois bill, which, he said. is the
fairest and cleanest law that could
be framed.
The bill was recommended for pas.
sage by this vote.
Ayes Carroll, Roos, Daley, Ettel.
son. Denvir, and Gorman--6.
Nays Wood, Atwood, Baldwin.
Hull and Jewell Is.
Senator Wood, chairman Of the com.
mittee, who stoutly opposed the box.
Ing bill as member Of the house two
years ago and who is as strongly op.
posed to this bill, gave the friends
OF the measure every opportunity
that was proper under the legislative
procedure and reported In the bill at
the afternoon session Of the senate.
Twcnty-aix Voles Needed.
To pass the bill will REQUIRED tween.
ty-slx votes. That II Is to be tight
squeeze Is claimed by opponents of
the bill and conceded by It's frion,g.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
+***+**++*****++* I
: WOULD BE SoUTHPAW 4!
: BUT FOR ACCIDENT !

!. pitcher FLANAGAN,
+ husky recruit, who is trying
: for place with tue Detroit {
!. Americans. would have been a
!: southpaw Il he had not met with
: an accident. When he was =
s youngSter ne tried TO ride br0n-
+ cho. The animal objected, and 9
= Flanagan took an impromptu
: course in aviation and fractured Z
Z his left arm. While recovering
) from the injury he learned 10
: throw with his right arm and
+ has had marked success ever
: since.
L Z. L L L - Z. = 2, = =. &, 4. i. - 4 =
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
SPORTS
SCOOP
.**4+4444.*+4+s..-+++**++*+..+

Tonight the big home talent movie
will be screened. This morning IN
the presence Of the board Of censor
ship and the thespians the movie was
shown at the Crescent. Tire fans and
fsncttcs Will not ne disappointed
Several scenes are shown close up"
on the favoriteS Dinny Richardson
Skip Weese. George Hclfirich ara
Miss Vera Ham. One Of the pathetic
scenes is oinny climbing down from
the engine cab 70 help Engineer
Weese oil Up their 'zpeed boat
Strange to relate Toby DooIan docs
not carry his cane IN any part Of tho
movie. The marriage ceremony, in
which Tom Mack otiieiates, is Yer.
coed Skip is seen looking rather
uneasy and wondering if he really is
getting married,
The meeting Of the directors por
trays the leading railway magnates--
Or, Petit, Jim Dougherty, Art Col. T.
we'll, Dave Cairns, President Oscar
Haeberle, Carl Metger and others.
Jas. J. Hill was not in attendance at
the gathering.
The fire scene is excelient--it looks
like really fire. cause all OF the in.
surance agents in the city can be
"lamped' hurrying towards the drec.
ton Of the blaze.
The duel between Jim 5heehan and
George HeIffrich is quite good but
Chief Zurich steps in, shoots George
in the wrist and then the young vii.
air is lodged behind the prison bars.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06


The Pirates miss foiius Wagner,
there's no doubt about .that But
Wagners do not last forever. and 1t
was ZIP to Jimmy Callahan to find
somebody to fill the ponderous shoes
OF the flying Dutchman" when he re-
tired from the spotlight. So Jimmy
got Chuck Ward from the Coast
League, and Chuck Is doing admirably
wen az shortstop
AS a fielder Ward ia a fash and he
has good arm but he Is a youngster
and he viii have to wear OF the rough
edges before he can be classed with
the "whz" shortstoppers Of the big
leagues. Surrounding Ward "Cal"
has Gordon of youngsters on the In
field Bigbee, Baird and Bunny Brief
are all young fellows, and until they
get the knack Of playing together
they viii lack the iirmness that IL
needed for the first line Of defense on
bigleasue club
.-----.------------..----
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
SPIKE KELLY SCORES
K. 0. IN FIFTH ROUND

Aurora. Ill, June 6. Spike Kelly.
Of Chicago, knoe'.cd out Joe koska, OF
Pittsburgh, in the fifth round Of Il
scheduled ten round 80 Monday. The
heh' was even for The first four
rounds IN the lifth Kelly ripped over
a rleht cross that put The eastern 10y
to sleep Kelly meets Mike ODowd
ana Kid Graves in the next two shows.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
GIANT FANS PICK
NJ GRAW TO WIN
NATIONAL PENNANT
GOTHAM FANS ARE CONFIDENT
THAT NATIONAL LEAGUE BUNT.
ING WILL ADORN POLO
GROUNDS WHEN LEAGUE RACE
ENDS.
By GENE BYRNES

New York. June 6.--After the Giants
finish their present Western road trip
the bugs who backed them to win the
National League pennant will either
have their feelings soothed Or will
have visions of their dough slipping
away
Many, many baseball bugs in the
1 biz leagues plankel down big rolls at
even money on the Giants chances as
4 the.bell rang up the curtain April H.
! After the way McGraws boys stepped
along last Fall the rabid bug thought
there would be nothing to 1t but
repetition of that wonderful though
belated winning streak of 1916 So
down went the currency of the Giants,
and the fan who backed them sat back
to watch them take commanding
lead by the LIST of July,
While the LIST of July is still some
ways OFF. the Giants have so far been
unable to set the brilliant pace that
was expected of them. Their showing
against the Western teams in the
first intersectional series in the East
was big disappointment. and the
bugs who had figured them sure
thing off the reel began to feel I'M
easy
The Phillies, coming to life just az
The Western invasion started set
themselves up as dangerous pennant
contenders. The Dodgers, after a wa
rering start, began to show signs of
coming OF life. and did as well as the
Giants against the teams from the
West The Boston Braves alone failed
to overcome the opposition. But the
fln could not see why the Giants were
not making the pace instead of the
Cubs and Philies.
John McGraw and his players alone
have remained stalwart and confident
They are not concedng anything to
National League team. east or west.
McGraw says that with hot weather
here tostay his pitchers are going to
perform like they did last fall. and
he predicts that his club will hit its
true stride at the bat The fact that
the Giants have shown signs OF losing
confidence In games that go into extra
Innings. and that the injury of
Charley Herzog and the unaccount-
able poor playing Of Outdelder Davey
Robertson seem to Indicate that the
lineup must be intact in order for
the Giants toplay the brand Of ball
that is expected of them. has so far
filled to shake the Little Napoleon"
The fact that McGraw depends on
hot weather 10 bring his veteran
pitchers into full bloom, and inject
ginger into both batting and field.
ing of tho team. sthe answer. a
Now, with the weather beginning to
settle down to the real baseball
lrand, and the lighting spirit still up
ermost in the Giants, the fan who
has his roll bet on them is watching
like hawk And the showing they
make In the West Is going to have
decided effect on his spirits
The old gag about highly touted
club never winning pennant cannot
! applied to the Giants just yet, al.
though II might be we'll TO remember,
Unless the arrival Of July finds them
out there kicking the waddin out Of
tho opposition.
fNNA .+---------------------
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

Ii is an interesting fact that the mule
is not mentioned in the Bible until the
time of David, just AT the time when
the Israelites were becoming well ac-
quainted with horses The Hebrew
word in Genesis xxxvi, ~, translated
as mules in the authorized version, Is
believed 10 have been hlunder and
that the term should have been as the
Vulgate has it, warm springs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Batteries; McCarty, Schupp, Smith
Clarke, HUM, Schneider. Mitchell.
At St. Louis.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
WELL : KNOWN ILLINOIS
WOMAN SPEAKS.
A BOON TO WOMANKIND.

Carbondale, I'LL consider DR.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

We don't care who knows what we
buy, but II does look as II the grocery.
man would have too much sense TO
speak ID loud voice when he repeats
your order for 10 cents worth.
Callan in Fort Worth stur-Tclcgram.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

The opposing team down with few
hits his teammates seem to have
batting slump.
after the first game Of the scnson,
when he was hit freely. he took
brace and now Is regarded as one OF
Donoyan's best pitchers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06
BREAKS" AGAINST CAL DWELL
When He Wins He Has to Pitch Best
Brand OF Ball.

Ray Caldwell OF the Yanks invnri-
ably loses a game because OF hard
luck. When he is effective and let's
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

- - =" " y
Prescription a great
boon To woman
kind for female
weakness and con-
stipation, also for
inflammation OF the
bladder and organs,
for which | have
beengreatly benefit
cd. Mis-. l.. W.
MILLER, sos Pecan
St, Carbonate, III.
When Il girl be-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-06

IAN, Snyder, Meadows.
Games Today.
Philadelphia at Chicago,
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.