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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01

Cesi ucte Sc presne angllcine zlep-
ste svoje postavenf. Mott pomocf ci-
zinci zdokonalili zhalost angliciny. DO
bra anglicina zarucuje lepsf infsto.
Studu1te Sc mnou. Ucebna otevrena
pd $3.50 do $3.50 vecer. - 3O1 Clarence
Bldg, 612 Euclid Ave. Dykes Albright.
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lo-li slunce vysoko a naopak.
Dopoledne trvalo TAX dlouho,

lO"l1 SlulCC Vy0OhO q AnOp0h.
Dopoledne trvalo TAX dlouho,
dokud Sc stin zkracoval, odpo-
ledne pax pocalo, jakmile stin
vzrdstal. Pastyri uzivali We vol
mem poll svych holi, ktere zastr
kovali co mono svisle do pd-
dy, a deelku stinu odmerovali
nohama, zjist'ujice tim cas-.
Mnohem vyssiho stupne by
ly jiz "slunecni hodiny," vyna
lezene die udaju dejepiscu ko-
lem roku 648 pr. Kr. cd Baby
lonanG, ktere v ruznych ty-
pech Sc zachovaly az ma nase
dny.
Tento meric casu predpokla
da jiz jakesi vedomosti astro-
nomicke, a doba, do nlz spada,-
ukazuje znacny pokrok kultur
nj. We staroveku neznamenalo
vlastnictvi hodin techto mic
vzneseneho, a proto NELL boha
ci tax zvane hodinove behou-
ny, totiz osoby, ktere Jim kaz
dou hodinu oznamily hodin
nalezajicich Sc ma verejnem
miste.
We velkych mestech byli v
XIV. a XVI. stoleti astronomo7
We, jichz hlavnim zamestna-'
nim bylo konstruovati slunecni
hodiny ma domovni stity, slou-
py atd. V tom ohledu vynikl
We stredni Europe hlavne No
rimberk a Ausburg.
Co slunecni hodiny pro den,
to znamenaji "mesicnl hodiny
podobne zarlzene pro mic; o.
vsem, re Sc jich uzivalo mno-
hem meme.
V XVII. stoleti Sc pocali Ia
byvati vyrobou kapesnlch slu-
necnich hodin, ktere mimo kom
| pas obsahovaly tez stupnovy
oblouk pro zaneseni zemepis-
nc sirky pro orientaci.
Ma ujmu slunecnim holman
vubec arci bylo, re ukazovaly
cas- pouze phi peknem pocasl a
vypovidaly sluzbu bylo-li tro-
chu posmourno. Nastupcem
jejich Sc staly "hodiny vodnl,
ktere tuto vadu nemajl. Nej-
jednodussi jejich typ sestaval
4 nadoby, Il jejihoz spodku W.
tekala voda, a niz Sc hladina
iudrzovala stalym pritokem ma
stejne vysi. Nasledkem toho Wy
tekalo "a stejny cas- stejnt
mnozstvi vody, takze Sc mohlt
z objemu vytekle tekutiny sou
dit ma cas-.
Zajimave Jsou vodni hodin,
opatrene soukolim, jez darova
: Harun al Rasid +. 799 Karll
e Velikemu. Ma miste cislic byl(
ma ciselniku IL malych otvo
y Ri. po uplynuti urcite hodin!
0 yypadlo z prislusneho otvorl
:. tolik kouli ma meddeny talii'
!, koiik bylo hodin, cimz byl tel
i 20 pocet slysitelny. Pc IL hod
e mach prosli cifernlk diva aut'
, naticti rytiri, kterl opet uza'
u rely vsechny otvory; kdyz 81
C pax koule .vlozily opet ma sv'
y mista, hra Sc opakovala. Row
k nez neclm zvlastnim byly vod
e nj hodiny, jez navrhl inzeny
3 a filosof Leonardo da Vino
u (1452-1519) a naval je ny
, draulickym budickem. Tent
y. davny predek nasich uzitei
j. nych budlcku pozustaval
X tom, ze urcitc mnczstvi vod
Is zvcdlo. misku a TIM zarovc
IA plistroj, ktcry byl We spojel
10 5 luzkem, prlstroJ pax pozvet
ii nohy spiclho, ktery -- Jak v.
n nalezce pravi - Sc vzbudl
iv vrati Sc k svemu zamestnan
&c Vodni hodiny byly poca
Ell KEN XVII. stoleti Evrope
e nolnem uzlvani jsou jess
u rozsireny V Cine. Pres JeJlc
It. zrejme vyhody proti hodina
st slunecnim nasty Sc u vodnlt
a. hodln mnohe vady, jako l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
Hodiny kyvadlove We smy-

HOulny kyv0QlOve We Smy-
slu a provedeni dnesnim MALE
zame teprve v dobach pozdej-
sich. Dlouho trvalo, nezli dn-
mysl lidsky prisel ma tn myslen
ku, volny a stale sc otacejici
chod kolecek ozublm do sebe
zasahujicich rfditi (regulova-
ti) anebo vlastne je udrzovati
{ k pomalemu q oam6fenemu
taceni zvlastnim zpIsobem a
mechanismem, ktery dnes zna-
me pod jmenem "chod'' hodin.
Jisto jest, De We staroveku ne
nalezame hodin koleckovych v
pravem slova smyslu, ac ma pri
klad hodiny vodni mnohdy do
sti slozitou soustavu kolecek
mivaly a zaroven, setkavame
Sc Sc stroll S ozubenymi koly.
Vynalez hodin koleckovych pri
pisuji mnozi archidiakonovi
Pacifikovi We Verone; JIM pax
jmenujl Gerberta (papez Silve
str H. jemuz pripisuje Sc ne
jen vynalez hodin koleckovych
ale i bic.ho stroje, ktery cele
hodiny ma zvonu odbijel. V XII.
stoleti zhotovil Vilem, opat
klastera hirsavskeho v Nemec-
ku hodiny, ktere die zachova-
neho popisu nemohly byti ami
slunecnimi ami vodnimi; bez-
pochyby byly to uncle hodiny
astronomicke, ktere naznaco-
valy beh slunce (domnely) il
nych teles nebeskych. Vynalez
biciho stroje, spojeneho ostat
nim istrojim koleckovylh ho-
din, mozno tez XII. stoleti hle
dati. Hodiny takove byly O.
vsem velmi vzacne a nalezame
| je nejdfive' " klasterich, to
jen v majetnejSich. Hodiny ty
$ pocatku neodbijely kazdou
nybrz jen urcitou hodinu, ma
zpusob nynejsich budicku. We
stoleti XIII. nachazime u spiso
vatclu jiz cetnejsi zminky no
dinach koleckovych. Nejzna-
menitejsi te daby jsou hodiny,
ktere sultan egyptsky r. 1882
postal nemeckemu cisari Bedfi
chu II. Jsou llceny jako mocha
nismus obdivuhodny, ktery pc
moci kolecek hnanych zavazi.
mi ul5azoval obeh slunce, me
sice a planet pohyb hvezd,
Tez zverokruh yl va Mich or
nacen a hodiny denni a Moons
, pfcsne oznacovany.- Cena tohe
stroje byla udavana ma 5000
dukatu, suma tehdaz ohromna
, V tonne stolety setkavame sc
liz $ hodinami koleckovymi
, ktere i hodiny odbijely, ma We
, zIch nekterych NEST italskych
a We stoleti XIV. bylo kolecke
, vych hodin jiz sire uzivano. Z
i te dolby Sc zvlaste uvadeji vel
Ike vezni hodiny ma namesti Ga
4 Capitano Padove a hodiny
i ktere vevoda burgundsky Filil
0 Smelly r. 1882 po dobyti Cour
v tai do Dijonu dal prenesti. W
e 5trasburku postaveny prvnl t:
i kove hodiny T.. 1870. Ukazov;
: ly tez obeh siunce, pohyb me
! s.ce a ostatnich planet. Mad {
+ selnikem nalezal Sc Obraz ma
Il riansky, pred MIN vzdy v pol'
= dne objevily Sc sochy til kralu
% ktere, ucinivSe hlubokou pokl
: nu, opet zmizcly. Ma to zako
v krhal kohout, navajo krldly. S
Y strojcm hodinovym spojen by
II hraci' stroi cymbalovy. Jest t
ii uepochybne .jeden u neJstat
IL Sich ~ ncjkrasneiS.ch orlojU
" mezi nimiz ma dobrOu pOVes
a tez znamy prazsky orloj ia st
Il. romeatskG radnici.
t. Stare lctopisy uv;.di dale, q
V r. l4OO zhotoveny byly pro 5
te baldwin vez v Norimbercce h
n diny vahadlove, kterc pry
m vyrabely jiz kole r. 1000. L
III to nebyly vSak po zpdsobu n;
la sich veznich hodin; byly to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01

0QplJeI 0d Jedn0hO uueru az
do ctyriadvaceti see die zpd
sobu italskGho, pri zapadu slun
I ce jednu az do druheho dne pri
zapadu slunce ctyriadvacet.
Roku 1880 narizeno obecni ra
dou We Vratislavi, by tamnejsi
hodiny odbijely tez pdle, "a
roven zavedeno tam odbijeni
cd jedne do dvanacti. Ku kon
ci XIV. stoletf vyskytuji Sc jiz j
v obecnem zivote u jednotlivcd
velmi uncle sestrojene hodiny.
Zatmeni mesice dne 8. 1nora
1888 jest prvni, jehoz doba a
trvani podle hodinoveho stro-
je byla zaznamenana. Tyho de
Brahe mel dvoje hodiny k po-
zorovanim astronomickym; je-
dny mely jen tri kola, 2 nichz
nejvetsi melo l yard v prime
ru a 1900 zubI, druhe sprav-
nejSi, zhotovil ma zpdsob hodin
vodnich, pri cemz uzil rtuti.
Chronologickym postupem
pricha:3ime k dalezitemu W.
nalezu perovych hodin. Hybna
sila, dosud zavazim vyvozova
ma, nahrazena zde ocelovou
vzpruhou, perem cimz prispelo
Sc zaroven k vynalezeni hodin
kapesnich. NejtezSi prekazkou
pri tom bylo, re veskere SOU
castky stroje, kolecka, pastor
ky, zvlaste cepy atd., musily
byti hotoveny v rozmerech nej
menslch, hlavne cepy, ably Sc
dosahlo maleho trent v ldz-
kach. To byl ukol nemaly ma
tehdejSi mechaniku, kdy vse
spocivalo ma spracovani doved
ne ruky odbornikovy. Jak Sc
prace tato zdokonalovala, o
tom Sc zpravy nezachovaly.
Prvni kapesni hodinky mely
! tez jen rucicku hodinovou bez
minutove, ktera byla upevnena
ma kolecku, jez "a "a nebo Ia
IL hodin jeden obeh ucinila,
4 az posleze pridano stridne ko-
lc pro rucicku minutovou.
Kdo vynalezy tyto ucinil, ne
nj rovnez znamo. Mnozi meli
Lzaka Habrechta, hodinafe
strasburskeho, "a vynalezce no
din kapesnich; vsak ten zhoto
vii prvni sve hodiny L. 1920,
: kdezto pred nim jiz roku 1900
!. n3rimbersky hodinar Petr He
le, jinak Henlein, znam byl svy
mi vyrobky kapesnich hodinek,
ktere pro svoji zevni formu ma
: zyvany byly "zive norimber-
ske vejcce." ltalsky basnik G.
, Visconte slozil sonet, z nehoz
vysvlta, re v XIV. stolcti zna-
, my byly jiz hodiny perove, &C
nclzc urcite tvrditi, minili Sc tn
hodinky kapesni. Sir Pecket,
: lekarnlk v Londyne, mel die
zpravy Jana Poppa male hodi
, ny perove, y. jcjichz cifcrni-
ku byl nap;s, re zhotoveny by
ly V Praze roku 1925 mistrem
Jakubem Zechem. v Norimber
&C byli mimo P. Hela jeste do
vedni hodinaii Ondrej Henein
: a Kaspar Verne. Tento znam
/ byl stroll, ktere zasazoval dc
: velkych, tehdy obllbenych ro
hovych knoflikn. Naramky ns
> sich dam sc zasazenymi hodir
o kami NELL tedy v techtO knoll
= cich davneho prcdchudcc.)
G We Francii vynikal te dobt
4 We vyrobG hodin perovych a X;
o pesnich Bartolomej Cuper d.
: Chastenay sc dvema syny,
l. nichz starSi stal SC zakladate
1t lem hodinarske firmy, podne
a We Francii trvajici. Potomc
mladsiho provozovali hodina
e stv; poncjvlcc V Londync, &
&c neve Cafihradc. V Blois kvc
o 10 zvlaSte Ma zaCatku II. stole
'c ii hodinarStvl tou merou, &c r.
y ku 1889 citalo Sc tam AT mi
\ stru hodinaru. Roku 1914 utv
j. i'll sc v PariZi cech mistrl he
Evening star., 1919-12-21

Women's Appenzeil Embroidered
Initial Handkerchicfs, 3 for 81.
Women's Linen Hand -embroid-
cred Handkercl,iefs, 5 in box,
$500.
Women's Fancy Initial Handker-
chiefs, 6 for $I.0O.
Odds and ends in broken lots OF
Handkerchiefs, in cotton, silk
and some linen embroidered
for $l.00-Regularly 39c each
for S1.00-Regu!arly Dc each
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28
.ARC1ADTAN NOTES.

Sunday afternoon at the Arcadian
held. The following officers were
elected: President, Bennie Leher;
vice president, M. Zuirsky; secretary,
Harry KasloWitz; treasurer, Eddie
Victims. After the election a social
was held and refreshments were
served. Tonight the fast quintet Of
the Arcadian club Journeys to Hart
ford to play the Cushman Chuck
company, who are the champions Of
Hartford in the 116-120 ID. class, and
as the Area dams are the unrivaIled
champions of this city, lively con-
test is promised. AL Arcadian players
and rooters are asked to report at the
depot at o'clock prepared to take
the 7.os train to Hartford.
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REGIME Of TERROR
UNDER BOLSHEVIkI
People Tortured to Death--Others
Buried Alive, Report Says

Omsk, Central Siberia, Jan. II, (By
the Associated Press. death stalked
the streets of Perm until the city was
captured by Gen. Gaida, according TO
the official report of an investigator
who has just returned from the Ural
fror So terrible were conditions I'M
der The Bolshevist regime that the
frightened people of Perm have not
yet recovered. 1t is said that the few
pedestrians encountered there were
emaciated with livid lips and a con-
slant nervous trembling of the head
and hands. There are no children
less than a year old in Perm all hav-
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BOXING IN HIGH SCHOOL
Dave Mercy, Athletic Coach in Boston,
to Be in Charge of Classes-10O
Pupils in Classes.

Boston, Jan. 2S.-What is believed
to be the first sep in making boxing
a regular course in the High schools
of Greater Boston was taken yester-
day in tho Maiden High school when
it was decided to conduct boxing
classes twice Il week for the pupils.
Dave Morey, the old Dartmouth col
lcgG athlete, coach of the schools ath-
letic teams, took up the matter with
Thornton Jenkins, the principal. The
school head thought we'll of the idea
and authorized Morey to organize his
classes Some idea of the popular
hold boxing has on the student body
can be CLEANED from the fact that 100
students responded to the first call for
boxing classes.
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By Briggs

ing died, says the report, which adds
that in three months the whole popu-1
lation would probably have persisted.
The report states that the Bolsheyists
regarded all bourgeoise inhabitants OF
the city, even those ruined and dying,
as outside the law. When the Jail was
overcroWded, the inmates who had
been imprisoned longest were shot to
make room for the newcomers, it is
declared. There are well authenti-
Gated cases of torture according to the
report, which says some of the con-
demned were compelled to dig their
own graves and rehea rsalS of exe-
cutions were staged during the hours
before the doomed people were put
to death. Men were plunged into water
until nearly drowned and were then
revived SO that their torture could
continue, while some prisoners We're
buried alive and others were mutt
lated, the report states. Women We're
forced to dig trenches, were often fog
ged and sometimes even killed it is
said
Peasants were forbidden last June
to take provisions into the city. Some
people hid supplies but these were
found and seized by the Bolshevists,
who spread terror throughout the
whole region.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28
TO PLAY IN EVENING
New Britain Hartford High School
Teams to Clash at O'Clock
Friday Night.

The basketball team of the local
High school is receiving its final
grooming in preparation for the game
with it's old rival, Hartford, on Friday
night. The game on Friday will be
played at o'clock in the gymnasium
of the academic building on Franklin
square. Tickets are being placed on
sale early, as the gym Will only ac-
cOmmO date about 500 persons. Man
aIger Muir has also made arrange
ments to provide Hartford with a
reasonable am cunt of tickets He has
also secured the services of Dick"
Dillon, of Hartford, as referee. There
will be no umpire. as it is a mutual
agreement among the schools to
agree with the decisions of Referee
Dillon. Dancing will follow the game
and will last from until 1 / p. m. The
management may have a second team
game as a preliminary to the big
game.
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FOWNES LEADS TIN WHISTLES.
Card of IS Best Net and Gross at
PinehurSt.

,Pinehurst, n. c., Jan. 2S.-Over a
half hundred tin whistles marshalled
in three handicap brigades played
against DOGGY on the championship
course at Pinehurst yesterday. G. b.
FoWnes, of the Oakmo ont club, handl-
cap 5, was the particular star Of the
occasion. He led the field up, turn
ing in the best net score and going
over the course in Al, 37-78, the best
gross of the day. The leading scores:
c. B. Fownes 60, Oakmont, IS, up;
C. L. Becker (6), Philadelphia, 81,
4 up; Donald Parson Co, Chevy
Chase, 10, 5 up; L. D. Pierce 90, Elk
wanok, IS, 2 up; w. E. TruesdeH CD,
Garden City, SO, 1 up; P. S. McLaugh-
lin (S), Scarsdale, IS, 1 up.
c. B. Hudson, of North Fork CID,
carried off the honors in Glass B at
up; M. D. Byrnes, of New York, won
in Glass G.
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FERN HANDLEY WINS
Jockey Erickson Pilots Winner of the
Lafayette Purse, Feature Yesterday
at New Orleans.

New Orleans, Jan. 2S.--Fern Hand
ley, ridden by Jockey Erickson, won
the Lafayette Purse, tho feature at the
Fair Grounds track yesterday. Dan
Bright finished second and Waukeag
was third. The event was for three
year olds and upward al one mile. Six
good platcr5 made up the field. Of
these Fern Handley was much the best
and was in a commanding position
throughout.
Airmat won the tWo-year-old race.
He was ridden by c. Robinson and
was the favorite at to >. .Attaboy II.
took the second end of the purse and
Dandy Van was third
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WILLIAMS WHIPS TURNER.
Bridgeport Heavyweight Reverses
! Recent Decision in Jersey.

Jersey City, n. J., Jan. 2S.-Larry
Williams of Bridgeport turned the ia
bles on Clay Turner at the Armory A.
A. in Jersey City last night. Williams
trouced the Indian very thoroughly
in an eight round bout.
In a previous contest at the same
club Turner had Williams all but out
in the eighth round. Last night Will
liams waded into Turner in the fifth
round and battered him all about the
ring. Williams never let up.
Turner had the advantage in the
first three rounds. but as he failed to
make any impression on Williams the
latter rushed in and took the lead.
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RICkEY ACCEPTS JOH

St Louis, Jan. 2S.-Branch Hickey,
president Of the st. Louis Nationals,
last night announced he would a,c-
cept the management OF the club for
1919, a position offered him by the
stockholders Yesterday. The amount
of his salary wa not disclosed, nor
were the terms whereby Jack Hen
bricks consented to terminate
his contract as 1919 manager of the
club.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28
BASKETBALL TONIGHT.

The United War Workers quintet of
five on the basketball court at the
local gymnasium this evening. The
record of the Elm City team is one
that indicates a fast contest. In the
preliminary game the Leaders, Of the
local association, will clash with a
team from 'Southington.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28
BASHAN OUrPOINTS SHEVLIN.

London, Jan. 2S.-Johany Bashan,
champion welterweight Of England,
last night defeated Eddie SheVlin of
Boston, chamioa welterweight of the
United States navy on points in a l5-
round bout The contest took place
al the National Sporting club
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28
MORE MEETS FOR NAVY

Annapolis, Md, Jan. 28.-The Nav.
al Academy swimming team, which
defeated Johns Hopkins on Saturday
last, has completed its schedule bv
arranging the following matches:
February 1. All Pittsburg: February
Is, Massachusetts, Institute of Tech
nology; February %, Columbia.
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SARLES FIRST IN AUTO RACE.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 2S.-With-
out stop Roscoe Sarles won the
100 mile free for all automobile race
at Ascot speedway here yesterday
in 1:27:52 2-5, an average of 6S.1S
miles an hour. Omar loft took sec
ond place and Eddie Hearne third.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28

Miss Molla Bjurstedt, who has won
the national single tournament for
four years in succession, has decided
to go to England for the notional
championship tournament, and is
then going to Norway to visit her
home. AS the English and American
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28

&uyA45 IOT the season. Inc next
.slLr he heaped up s6,505 more, in
IN races, of which he won five, was
second in seven and third in two. Last
year, in his fourth campaign, he was
returned victor seven times and was
twice second, besides pacing several
specials against track records. Thus
in four seasons he won "a races. was
Is times second, four times third,
twice fourth, and never behind the
money, his total earnings amounting
20 $32,340.
The past year, in his fifth cam
paign, his record is no less brilliant,
in fact it may be said to be the cul-
animation of his dazzling career. Out
of IL engagem he won nine, and
was second in the other three, while,
as stated above, he demolishd two
important records. In the early grand
circuit meetings he raced five times,
defeating Miss Harris M, queen of
PAGERS, at Kalamazoo, Toledo and
North Randall, and being second to
her at the first North Randall meet
ing, and to William at Columbus In
his race at Toledo, Miss Harris M.
won the first heat in 1854, her rec
ord, but Single G. captured the next
two in 1.59 Il and 1924. 1t is the
fastest three heat race ever paced by
a horse of any sex, and the first time
three hats in one race were ever
paced faster than two minutes.
I~om the second North Randall
meeting Single G.. went to the Great
Western circuit and made clean
sweep of victories; in fact, he was de-
feated but once afterward during the
entire season. On the half-mile
track at Des Moines, Ia, August rs,
he won three heats in 2.O6, 2.03 u
and POI, the last being a new world S
record, supplanting the record of
200 "a made by Directum [ at Goshen
in 1918. He also won at Springfield,
Ill, indianapolis, South Bend, Ind,
Danville, Ill, and Lexington, but in
his second race at Lexington and his
last engagement of the season, he was
defeated by Miss Harris M.
Single G.. was raced in his early en-
gagements this season by the lament
ed trainer, Fred Jamison, and when
the latter was forced to retire by the
sickness which later resulted in his
death, the stallion was turned over to
Geers, who gave him his record Of
1924, his first below two minutes. In
his races on the great western circuit
he was driven by Ed Allen.
Single G. was bred by w G. Bare
foot Of Cambridge City, Ind, by whom
he is still owned. He is an exceed
ingly handsome bay stallion, pure
gated without hopples or any artifi-
cial means of LOGON otion, foaled in
1910, got by Anderson Wilkes, 2.22A,
trotting, a successful son of Onward,
2.25A and his dam is the pacing
bred mare Little Gyp (dam also of
Grace D., 2.06 ", by Shoe Fly Gyp,
2.15A Mr.. Barefoot still owns Little
Gyp and may take a pardonable pride
in having bred a performer that has
won such worldwide distinction. It
is also a fact, and one we'll known
by every turf follower, that SINCE G..
has always been out to win. His rae
ing carer has been creditable to the
sport, to his breeder and owner and
to every man who has handled him.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-01-28
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COlIIInhiaS
WILL TRAIN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland Jan. 28.-Percy Still
wood of Pittsburgh, professional long
distance runner, has been appointed
trainer of the Cleveland baseball
club, it was announced last night.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-06
FEEDING THE BABY

At birth an infant is an incomplete
being, and only the mother can provide
it with the food essential to its norma!
development. Nature intended cows
milk for the cali, and not for the human
infant. Nature took no account Of
manufactured foods, nor has she given
her sanction to them. The mothers
milk passes directly and pure into the
mouth of the infant, while cows milk,
even when handled with great care,
cannot be guaranteed absolutely pure.
1t has been proven that ninety per cent
of babies dying from gastro-intessinal
diseases, before the age of twelve months,
are bott1e-fed.
In few exceptional cases a mother
IS unable to nurse her child, but be-
fore beginning artificial feeding she should
consult her physician. He is the only
person who can properly advise her in
this matter. When it has been estab-
lished that for some reason the mother
cannot sufficiently nourish the child,
she should not completely discontinue
breast feeding, but should supplement-
it by cows milk prepared from ply
sician's formula according to the age
and physical condition of the child.
During the summer months the i'm
.portance Of breast feeding cannot be too
much emphasized It is one of natures
great and blessed economies. Do not
listen to your neHhbors az to the enter
prising manufactures of Baby Foods. .
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1919-08-06
! EDWARDS PLEADS GUILTY.

The joys Of this earth are usually short
lived. Our esteemed contemp from
Second North street again can bear
US out in this. Its only a few short
weeks since the Journal expressed its
joyful sentiments over the Kornmann-
Edwards affair, the latter being depicted
as a regular hero" with the halo Of
the loyalist and the patriot in the
fashion Of the common street rowdy.
It now will think little different over
his raw action, he meekly having pleaded
guilty to the charge Of assault before
Justice Hogen, last Friday. In spite
of his long arm" it was now Edwards
turn to think "Kamerad - Well, the
end Of it was a sentence Of SIS fine and
costs.