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Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
USEFUL TESTED RECEIPTS

Dear Social Corner Sisters: These
recipes may be new to some of you:
Baked Rabbit with Okra: Cut rab-
bit in pieces. suitable for serving, drop
into cold sailed water, let stand half
an hour, then drain, dredge with -four,
brown in hot bacon fat and place in
a casserole dish. Peel and chop one
onion. cook to a golden brown in the
remaining fat, adding another tea
spoon if necessary, then add table
spoons of flour, and when blended di-
lutte with two cups of water and stir
to a smooth sauce. Season with one
and one-half teaspoons salt and one
quarter teaspoon pepper, pour it over
the meat, add two teaspoons diced
cooked bacon, one cup tomato and
two cups sliced okra, cover closely and
bake in a moderate oven until tender.
English Ginger Appies-PeeI, core
and slice into cold water s pounds of
apples. Drain off the water add four
ounces of whole ginger, pounds of
sugar and one coffee cup Of water. Let
stand forty eight hours. Stir three
times Put into kettle add four
pounds more of sugar and boil until
! transparent, which should be in a half
or three quarters of an hour.
DeIavan cake-Chop fine six large
! ilSS iilu Oiie cup OIL SSeQeU GldSIDS.
| Pour over this one cup of hot water
! in which one teaspoon of soda has
| been dissolved. While cooling cream
one-half cup of butter and one cup of
sugar add one whole egg and the
yolks Of two more, one teaspoon each
of cinnamon, Glove, vanilla and lemon.
Add fruit then one and one-half cups
slted flower. This keeps soft and
moist long time.
Old Fashioned MoIasses Sauce-Put
one cup of white sugar, one cup or mo-
! lasses, one cup of water in spider or
frying pan. When it boils thisken
with -four and water beten smooth.
Put in a bowl two teaspoons of vim
egar, nutmeg, a generous piece of but
ter and. strain the hot sauce into the
mixture The hot sauce cooks them
enough. Try this on hot rice and see
how nice it is.
Cinnamon Buns-Scald one cup of
milk, add one tablespoon of butter, one
of lard, one-half cup of sugar: let it
cool; add one-quarter yeast cake dis
solved in one-quarter cup water, one
egg, pinch salt, flour to make a batter.
Let rise over night. Add sufficient
flour to make dough, roll in the
morning. Let it rise until double its
bulk, and roll into a large thin sheet,
and spread with butter; onehalf cup
graduated sugar, one tablespoon of
cinnamon, one cup of currants. roll
and cut; fill pans closely. Let stand
until very light, and bake in a quick
oven 80 minutes.
SARAH
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
SOCIAL CORNER POEMS
1t Doesn't Cost a Cent.

1t DOESN'T cost a single cent
To pass pretty compliment;
In happy, smiling, gracious way,
A CHEEKY, pleasant word to say
It doesn't cost cent to take
Things as they come; to gently make
Out the wise Creators plan,
The very, very best we can.
1t doesn't cost a cent to bring
Two lovely hearts, sorrowing;
A bit of comfort; to shut out,
Just for a moment, gloom and doubt.
1t doesn't cost a cent to clasp
a neighbours hand in friendly grasp;
To bid him feel by one warm press,
The sympathy one can't confess.
It doesn't cost cent my friend,
An absent brother to defend;
The stepping stone to Heaven above,
Are little deeds of love.
Sent in by JIM
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11

ward A. Bishop, who also gave a his
tory of the church, which is now 76
Years old. Re7ort Of the Every Mem
Der Canvass by Orrin Naples, the
budget was 1850 and over $500 was
raised June lG, 1918. Report of the
Y. P. S. c. C. by the secretary, Alice
A, Bishop consisted Of au original
poem of all the meetings of the past
year, was read by Miss Bishop and
was very interesting. Report of Sun
day School by Mrs. H1ttie Naples
Report of Junior Sunday School by
Avery Miner. Cradle Roll. Mrs. ia
beg Lathrop. Missionary Society,
Maude G. Lathrop. Treasurer report,
i. JUdson Miner Report OF the
years work by the pastor, Charles
w. Hanna. The reports were all
listened to with much interest. Roll
Cali and singing and the benediction
ended the days program.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11

sociability. IS
Despite the storm, which started
early in the morning, q goodly number
were present, about thirty in all, in
Guiding several visitors arf7.i
I heard one visitor say she wished
they had a Social Corner in her home
town, so l am sure she had cool
time.
A fine dinner was placed upon the
long table by Axalee and ner assist
ants, and every one did justice to all
the good things.
After dinner we were treated to an
entertainment, consisting Of dialogue
and readings,
Some of the Sisters who could not
be with US fog the day came for thu
afterlAon.
I wish to thank: Interested Reader
| for the pretty calendar sent to me.
With very best wishes 10 each and
all for a happy and prosperous New
Year. -r-- 1'"t - -@''4
~, -y,r e WI1TWYCK.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
CHAT FROM GRACE.

Dear Social Cornerites: Wish you
All Happy New Year, Rather late.
but better late than rever"
Interested Reader: I thank you for
the lovely calendar. Tho subject just
suited me.
How YOU mthers mus. r2ioice thai
the boys are home again: or if Sot
viii soon be. The anxiety is over
any way. Many a home is saddened
by their loved one making the suprem
sacrifice; but what a country to
serve. Don't you love the Good OLE
L. S. A.
/ wish you could see the flock OF
birds that are about my window TIL 0
do not seem to mind me wien I open
the door
I had the pleasure Of attending siy
Of The Social Corner gatherings last
year. No need to say how much they
were enjoyed Those who cave ever
attended one knows.
Should love to see letters from the
old writer's.
GRACE.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
A LITTLE TIP.

Dear Editor and Sisters: After a
long absence I come again to join the
circle? Though 1 have been silent, I
have read the letters.
Did you Sisters know that era ted
peach, apple or banana added to the
white of one egg and the mixture stiff
ny beaten makes an excellent substi-
cute for whipped cream and can
scarcely be tell from the genuine?
Interested Reader-Accept thanks
for the very pretty calendar you sent.
I appreciate It.
Papa's Boy-Whats the matter?
Seems to me I have missed you. How
are the babies? Have you discovered
my name yet.
Wild Cherry-Why don't you write
ottener?
Ready-When are you coming to sit
on my w0odboX? It's placed in a
good warm corner.
Whatever has become OF Keturah
New Year wishes to all.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
ROLL OF HONOR
Sons of Social Corner Writers

Walter r. Moran, of Norwich.
Richard c. Moran, of Norwich.
Eugene Campbell of Willimantic.
Conn.
Allen Williams Hovey sterry, of
Union. Conn.
Earl L. Sparks, of Norwich.
Arthur T. Knowles, of Wethersfield,
Conn.
Floyd Mitchell. of Central Village.
Conn.
Willard A. Madisy of Lebanon.
William Howard Gordon, Subma-
rine service, u. s. N.
Myron J. Rinsiand, of Norwich.
Royce F. Mccall of Leonard Bridge
Calvin H. Mccall of Leonard Bridge
Walter Robinson, of New Haven.
Floyd c. Knowles, Camp Devens.
Milton Perry Pendeton, Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
Samuel L. Mitchell, Manchester,
+. II.
Frank E. Medbury, of Canterbury.
Frederick H. Race, Jr., North Frank
lin.
Herbert r. Hoffman, North Franklin.
Clifford Botham, Mansfield Depot.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11

Cast on stitches.
First Row-Knit 8. narrow. over,
narrow, over, knit |, over, knit !.
Second Row-knit l, purl /, knit /,
rurl l. knit l, purl l. knit 1.
Third Row-Knit 2, marrow, over,
narrow, over, knit 3. over knit /.
Fourth Row-knit /. purl /, knit 8,
pUrl l, knit /. purl l, knit g.
Fifth Row-Knit /, narrow, over.
narrow, over, knit 5, over, knit l,
(There are now II ON the medley
Sixth Row-Knit /, purl, knit 5, purl
l, knit l, purl l, knit 2.
Seventh RCw-Knit s, over, narrow.
over, narrow. knit l. narrow. ever,
narrow III on needle).
Eighth Row-Knit /, purl 1, knit 3,
purl /, knit /. purl 1. knit 8.
Ninth Row-Knit 4, over. narrow.
over, knit together. over, narrow.
Tenth Row-Knit l. purl /, knit /,
purl l. knit l. purl /. knit 4.
Eleventh Rcw-Knit 5, over, knit
together, over, narrow.
Twelfth Row--Knit /, purl I. knit
I, purl /, knit 8.
PERrCrA
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
A FEW TEMPTING SALADS

Dear Social Corner Sisters: The fol &.
lowing are Il few tempting and econ
omical party salads:
Date Salad: This calls for a bunch OF
celery, q package of dates. walnut
meats, two Grapefruits. Carefully re-
move the pulp from the grapefruit,
remove the pits from lie oates ana
cut III quarters, and cItT the celery
as for chicken salad Have crisp
lettuce leaves arranged on the plates.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
GREETINGS

Dear Social Corner Sisters. + thank
the Editor for sending ME a yellow
slip. It came to me as a great sur
Erise, and 1 was real glad to get it.
I like The Corner very much and
think it real nice; that one can write;
for it gives us chance to learn mere.
wish the Editor and all the dear
Social Corner Sisters. a Happy New
Year. 1t is rather late to wish it, but
better late than never
BLUE BABY.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
GREETINGS FROM DELIGHT.

Dear Social Corner Sisters: I wish
you all Happy New Year. I regret
it was such a bad day January /. II
/ had been AS brave as Aunt Mary
should have attended the meeting.
Interested Reader: Thank you foy
the attractive calendar. Was much
pleased to receive it, as ii is the first
enc l he'd this year.
Eugenia: Was glad % hear from
YOU. 1 thank You for tho rctty card.
Bob White: Have you deserted TIL
Corner? Hope you will De able to at
tend the next meeting.
DELIGHT.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11

boiling water, and use an old brush
Tor soaking purposes, but keep some
thing over the woodwork to protect it
from the solution. If the vanished
paper only covers Il dado mix up some
flour paste and apply it not. Let it
remain an hour and the paper will
then scrape off easily.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
CLUB NO. rs JANUARY MEETING,

Dear Social Corner Sisters: The
first meeting OF the new year of Club
No. l, January 8th. 1918. held at
W. c. T. L. hall W-iiiman.ic, came
to a close after several hours of real
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11
INQUIRIES AND ANSWERS,

ETA BARBER-Thanks for very
pretty New Years card.
BLANCHE-There was no mistake
made.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
SALDRA LA DELEGATION De
ANUNCIANTES

Hoy por la manana saldrd con des-
tino a Nueva Orleans. deteniendose
en- Houston. donde seran hu6spedes
el sabado del Club de Anunciantes
de aquella ciudad, Ia delegation de
San Antonio a Ia Convention de to-
COS los Clubs de Anunciantes que Sc
reunira en- aquel puerto entire los
diaS y al 25. Ell mismo sabado en- Ia
noche los Clubs de San Antonio Y de
Houston saldran para Nueva Orleans,
yendo los delegados de San Antonio,
cncabezados por Macklyn .Arbuckle,
Y Ia fOrman veinticinco miembros que
fuaron los que pudieron reunirse has
T. Ia fecha de Ia salida. Las ~sesiones
d Ia Convention daran principle e.
domingo v~eintiuno, a cuyo dia los
Ministries de todos los cultos ALA
e~xistentes, han llamado Eel domingo
de los anunciantes." Estos mismoS
anunciantes, de TODD ell pals. inciu-
yendo los de San Antonio, ocupardr
los pIlpitos de los Temples de Nue.
va Orleans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
LOCALES BREVES
POR Ell TEATRO NACIONAL ,

La Empresa de este Coliseo ha con-
tratado para que actuen durante una
corta temporada que Sc abrira ell dla
is del mes actual, ]alternando con
el Cinemat6grafo que forma Ia
principal diversion que en- la actua-
hdad tiene la citada Empresa, a los
Hermanos L~anderos, Q~uienes forman
IN cuarteto de variedades, al deer
de los concentrates de la prensa de
otras ciudades americans, que pu-
dimos yer, bastante acceptable. Su
specialized son los arreglos de pie
zas que para clio Sc p~restan, q po-
nerlas al alcance del personal del
cuadro, las que interpreter de name
ra appropriate, ademas de IN buen
numero de juguetes comicos y otras
classes de presentaciones escenicas. Sc
espera Ia llegada del Cuarteto Lam
deros para anunciar IN forma la
temporada que haran en- el Naclo-
nal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
UNA CAMPANA EFlCAZ

Muy dura ha sido Ia campana de
Ia Policia relacionada con el trafico
Y 81 Recommendation para verificar-
10 dentro de los limites de Ia ciudad.
Y a tai grade que llcgan q trescien-
tos el numcro de chauffeures arres-
tados durante los meses de Julio J
Agosto. La miSma policia, es decir.
cl E~scuadr6n ~cncargado de este ser
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
FUNCION DE BENEFICIO EN- Ell
TEATRO NACIONAL


Dedlcada a arol'rafSe ona para
socorrer a los pooreS de Ia Kepuoica
de Mexico que 10 hecesl'eh' Sc 'eri-
iicara en- e! Ie"'fo NacioIaL una
'iuhc'oh DE drama y ell
l" que toIhar"" p%I'G "'~H'eioS@s Sc
norlIaS Jo'eneS oe ID ro!o"i" n'cN'-
cana {" "a" II -" que %
oesC!"a ~ que !" IVlI'i1" lU.'o'y'I
p~roou~c"' & i,ooie ) c'''U g IIa','@u'
Sc mace esPecia'''e'I'G " -oS NieH''a
nos no uuu"L'oS que i'' esI"e1 "o' NC
los o~'E""i]"oo'eS ~ 'ei"" C"'0t"-
ooS por el eNIIo. \ co".""%e'U" ia
mos eI programme ue ID IieSIa' l. De-
iecclon Musical. pEo1esoFeS huano '
Oa!deron.-lI DoS P"1aoraS aIus'I"S'
por el senior Alfonso 9egura'-i"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
EN- FAVOR DE NUESTRAS FIE5.
TAS PATRIAS

Miranda por una reciprocidad de
simpatia entire ~ciudadanos meXicanos
Y a~mericanos, al tratarse de las cC!e-
braciones de los dias n~aciona.es de
cada pals, de las que participan los
m~exicanos refugiados aqui, tanto CO.
mo los americanos que residen en-
Mexico. cl senior Guillermo 7. Hall,
al ercabczar I'm Comite que Sc diri-
clio a las A~utoridades de la ciudad,
pidicndo que Sc conceda a los meXi-
canos alderman los frentes de u ca
sas en- conmemoraci6n de Ia indie
~pendencia de su pals, hacienda him
capie en- que estos miSmos meXicanoS,
aSi como otros extranjeroS de los
que viven en- Estados Unidos, hacen
suyas las celebraciones de los dias
que significan algc nacional para es-
te pals Y que en- justa correspondents
cha seria de accederse 4 10 que ai>EH
pedian los ~meXicanos. Como tene-
mos dicho con anterioridad, las fes-
tividades de Ia conmemoraci0n de
nuestra Independence Nacional ten
dram verificativo en- 81 Parque San
Pedro ' daran principle el dia trecc
q las ocho de la noche, terminandC
q dta i. e senior Hall es parte inte-
granite del Comit5 Organization de las
festividadcS Y 81 actividad en- el de-
Sempcno de su c0mctido. nos Gemues-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
For vagos

Fueron Ilevados q Ia Central dc
Policia tres m~uchachoI amcricanos
de edad, entire los dicciseis y los die
ciete amos, acus:dos de no ocurarso
en- NADIA de provecho y 81 dc andaT
por esas GALES causando quizd pcrJul
clos. Al hacer Ia consignaci6I res
pcctiva, sc to,rS en- cucnta Ia cdad
de cada uno, 20: 10 cual do: fuc"on
a las autoridadcc que iuzCan I los
mayores Y cl otro a Ia Cortc juvcnil.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
ESTAN MUY ADELANTADOS LOS
TRABAJOS

Por information que hace aIgunas
semanas nos proporcion0 ell senior
Luchesse, Empresario y dueno del
Teatro Nacional, la cual pasamos a
nuestros l~ectores, dijimos que habia
comenzado Ia construction de un
nuevo, salon para Cinemat6grafo, que
la misma Empresa trataba de abrir
en- la Gale de Sur Laredo, para que
la colonia mcXicana que por ALA vi
We, tenga Immediate un centre dc d.
versi6nes. Deseando conocer por
nostros mismos ell estado de
adelanto que guarda la citada
obra, la visitamos aver en- Ia mana
ma Y podemos decir que la encon-
tramos muy avanzada y que los ira
bajos continuan activandose, pues sc
desea que la Inauguration Sc verlfl-
que ell dia primero de Octubre. Aca-
ba de recibirse el gran ventilador
para ell salon. cue es de marca Ty-
phone V que va a ser instalado des-
de luego. La capacidad del Salon Sc
ri de quinientas personals aproXima-
damente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
REGlSTRO CIVIL
NACIMEENTOS

Una nina dc Mateo Garcia ' de la
sonora Josefa 0. dc Garcia, en- la
Gale de Cotton Wood 315.
Una nina de Nicolas de los Santos
de Ia sonora Ana c. dc los Santos,
en- Ia Gale de San Jose 106.
Una nina de Rogcho CARA y de Ia
Sra. Genoveva Y. de Cara, en- Ia
Gale de Grenet 215.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
De POLlCIA
Por ~insultos

Acusados de usar en- Ia via publica
IN lcnguaje POGO conveniente para
ser dido por los transeuntes, fueron
enviados a la carcel tres individuos,
un mexicano ' dos americanos, res
pccto de quienes Sc hizo la consigna-
ci6n a las au~toridades que deben
conoccr del case. para penarlo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
DE EAGLE PASS

P~rocedcntes de la ciudad de Eagle
Pass. Texas. llegaron aver a San
Antonio, de paso para Austin, Texas,
los senores Francisco Demene Y Mar
tin Perez, agricultores espanoles AM
Dos radicados por muchos amos en- cl
Estado de Coahuila.
Despues de n breve estancia en-
la capital del Estado de Texas, re-
g~resaran a los lugares de su resi-
dencia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
soo,o2ss R}4s:no14
PARA LAREDO

Despues de aIgunos dias de estan-
cha en- San Antonio, regreso a La
redo. Texas, lugar de su Residential,
ell senior D. Fidel Gonzalez, conner
ciante mexicano establecido en- Ia d.
cha poblacion f~ronteriza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
ETAJEROS

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad, pro-
cedante de Laredo, Texas. ell conner
ciante meXicano Don Jose Maria Ca
vazos, Quien permanecera en- San An
tonic hasta el domingo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
CROCKETT & DOLLAR
AUTO LIVERY.
TelefoRos: Crockett 996, 99T,
999 Y 1920.

Ell UNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros q prop6sito Y q precios ra-
zonableo, especiales para Bnutizos,
Matrimonios Y Fune-ales. Wales cor
tos 90 cts. Hora $500. Precios es.
peciales para fuera de In ciudsd.
Servicio rapido dia = noche.
Leon 4. Martinez, Gerente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12

De New Orleans ACADIA de llegar a
esta ciudad, en- Ia que permanecera
algunos dias, ell senior D. lldefonso
.Saldana, Teniente Coronel del eX-
eiercito federal mexicano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
SANTORAL

ViGrncS Septiembre Eel Dull
&c Nombrc dc Maria, Santos Mace
donio y Leoncio Martires y Silvino
cbispo Confesor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12

IRAN T~ENPOEAD.t De VAUDEVILLE
DIARIAMEETE: Matinnees, 4 las $50.
Nochc: u las $50
DOMINGOS. Nochc. > funciones. a las i
= a las ..
~TELEFoNOS CROCKETT &c -.
r. Roy Barnes y Bessie Crawford CD
a Package Of Smiles.
TRIO WERNER & AMoRoS.
Loves Follics''.
Adams & Griffith. en
The Music Lesson
CHILDREN OF CONFUCIUS".
TomanGo pa-tc Miss.
DONG FoNG CUE = HARRY HAW.
Alice-SHELDON & DAlLEY-Luc:Ic
Exquisitas cancicnes acompanadas con rIant
Mor,imc--MAC RAE & CLEGG-Gertrude
The Intrudc! and The Queen O: the Wheel
THOS.--PATRICoL.A & MEyER-RUBY
EN-
The Girl and the Dancing Fool.
Ia PROHIMA SEMhNA.
REPRESENTATIONS De STETE GRANDE:
iCTOS De VAUDEVILLE.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
Sc PUBLiCARA UN PERiODiCO
CARRANCISTA EN- Ell
PASO, TEXAS

rsi.oru,-c rs1-.s-r ner7 Ia PRENsA.
Ell PASO. Texas, Septiembre IL
EI Consul Andres Garcia n&unci6 hoy
quo muy en- bre2e comcnzara a l'ubli-
carse cn esta ciudad un pcri6dico
carrancista-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12

Gerardo Reyes con Paulina Olguin.
Nelson Dennis con Emma Gomez.
Benjamin H. Nichols con Trinidad
Jarfgy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-12

TAI Los suscriptores, al zanzibar de resldencIa, deben dar1o
tanto Ia nueva como Ia antigua drei6n, a fin de poder anotar e. canbl
en- nuestros Ebros.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-19
Art Gum,m Says:
Them Lawyers HAS Got Henry
Ford Talking In Circles"

Dear Editor
Well Ed. ] see where one or ou,
hotels will not have no more towels
pretty soon but only a machine and all
a person will have to do 10 dry of
your face will be to put II over by tho
machine and get a section OF warm
ap which will do the business without
no trouble " you will believe the fells
which Invented the machine.
Now Ed. do not want 10 knock or
nothing or get myself In the way OF
proEreas but II man thinks anything
OF your face he will be careful how he
puts II over by a machine to grt II dry
ana run q risk OF having your map
scrambled and not being recognised by
none OF your folks without a introduc-
tion. At that Ed I suppose this ma :
chine Is pretty well protected and a per-
son could mebbe get close TO II without
losing no more than a couple eyebrows
or mobbe n ear.
Well Ed. sec where them lawyers
has got Henry Ford talking In a circle
and before they are done no will ebbe
% mixed up worse than ever and deny
he was papa 10 bunch Of fllvysrs. II
Ia tough at that I'd. for q man 10 10
upon the stand and have q cross exam.
ana more than ono bird would NOT know
his own name by the time them
lawyers got through with you.
Changing the subject Ed. our Indians
did not allow than Saints 10 sneak up
any yesterday and when Holland seen
that Dolans bunch was liable TO bca /
Joplin he give his men the word or
something and they went out and de-
feated 900 city and are still In first
place by about a eighth Of n inch. That
II to close foe comfort I'd. and I hope
we SN ourselves a bigger margin on
account Of me hating 10 look oyer tho
gone and let loose Of first place.
ART QUINN.
(F. r RN