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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

9ie 2ouderfunit lit mobl 10 alt
pie sic @6iffabrt ielbit.. 8ereits
Mrijtoteles ertpGbnt einen Sau6er.
apparat. 9ieler beitano aus ni6ts
tpeiter als einem umgeltur5ten Sci.
Tel, Sen Ser Sauder ii@ Hber oen
Sept itii1pte. So 6ie I'M &efiel etn-
geibloiiene 2uft Sos @aiier ie mad
ser &oubtiefe MIR Biz 5u elmer &c.
tpiiien .@ren5e in Ben @ebalter ein-
bringert lieB, fo~par es Dem Sau.
der mogli@, unter Der Saube fur5e
3eit 5u atnnen uno feline &rbeiten
5u perridten. Sabrbunoertelang
bebalf man iid auf 6ieie 8eiie> uno
nod 1888 tpur6e Dem &aifer &arl
v. Elm iol9es &aaberfunltitiid III
Soleoo borgefubrt.
Ser &eiiel mur6e Damn ipater
6ur@ einert nieredigen &aiten eriebt,
Ser bereits cine fleine Mebnlidfeit
nit unlerer beutigen Eau@erglode
fat. @ettere 3pei Sabrbunoerte
1tadber tpuroe bon 6em englilden
Mitronome1t @aaep oie etgentli@e
Sau9erglode f%onitruiert, sic aller'
6ings INNER nod obne 3nfubr fri
fder 2uft arbeitete, .iooaB oas Ser,
tpeilen pnter ibr nit 6em @erbrau6
ser friiAen Suit aufb0rte. Clint.
ge Sabr5ebnte ipdter tp1roe ieoo6
our@ eine grftnoung 6es englilden-
S%ngenieurs Smeaton a1@ 6ieier
uebeliton1 beieitigt. nn6 in Der
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

belaiten, 10 facme er trqb Ser groB-
ten Mnitrengung feinen ein5iger
S9ritt pormdrts. Sr6em 1ein &0r-
per our6 Sen Muftrieb 0a11erno nad
oben ge5ogen miro, fann Ser Iau=
der natiirlt6 audi ieinen Sdper-
p1nft nt9t Derlegen, eben neil i'm
ser Muftrieb loslolt bonn @eieb ser
@9mere. ST fonnte ote 9leiioblen
an Sen SuBen nod 10 i6mer mab'
len, ieine @ebperia1de maren nidts
ols ein 6%auernbes Seben mo
Streden ser GiiBe. IS gilt 6ober,
oem Tonber mieoer einen S9tper-
punft 3u geben. 9ies errei9t mat
onrd 8elaitung 6es &udeus uno Der
8ruit. Grit NIT 6ieier beioerieiti=
gen 8elaitung, aber audi muir baum,
lit Ser &auber befabigt 5u geDen.
8iiroe MUIR iei11 &iiden belaitet, 10
f0nnte er nar riidmarts gcbcn.
@onte er Ben SUP beben, UNI Ell
ren s9ritt nad) born gu tuu, fluss
muroe Dos @idengetpidt mad bin-
ten 3ieben, un6 Ser Sauder miiBtc,
I'M ni9t a1 fallen, ben SUB ftatt
na9 bort nod biutet- feben. >er
mare oantit einen 5dritt rudmarts
gega,1gen. 81. dbnlider Weiie mir.
6e- ibn1 bns 5teben eridwert ourd]
aneinige 8efaitung Ser Brnit. nns
6as @iidmartsi6reiten Dare tbn1
gan3lid periagt. Sic Mnoro1u11g
Der @emihte lit u1io feline tpiafir=
lite, ionoern iie eeidiebt nod gar5
beitimmteu @cieBen.
Die pom 5aud,er benotigte 2nft
tpir6 a11 0rt unb @teQe ourh cine
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
5Qh4er uno i0rt Mu8r0ltln9.
gon Grmit srebefins.

2uftpumpe IN 8etrieb geiebt tperoen
u11B, 90 ia Der Sauder. ionit III
benz bonig l,tft6ibten Mn5ug er=
itiden muBte.
Tint ben Muftrieb 6es NIT 2uft
gefiiuten Mn5uges gu iberpin0en,
geniigt nibt 6as @emi6t oes Ga,t-
9ers, ionbern es m11B nod eilte Be-
lalh1ng itattfin6en. Gs meroen
6esbolb Dem Eau9er 5met 8leiioD-
len bon lie 10 &ilogramm @eptbt
ongei9noM, mabreno inn 6ie 8rnit
un0 ser @iiden ebenfous nit ni9t
gang 10 i6meren 8leiplatten belalte.
mereen. 9bne 6ieie etmas eigenar-
tig eri6einen0e 8elalt1tng mare es
6em Sauder~ nidt m0gli9, au6 nur
einen Sdritt ouf Dem Meeresbo0en
.5u laltfen. 8efanntli6 beitebt I'M
fer @eben aus einem for%tuabrenoen
Sallen uno Stiiben, beoingt 6urd
Ole Mn5iebungsfroft ser @roe. Nur
6aourb, 6oB ser Meni6 ieinen
59perprnft abmedielno aus Dem
@leidgemi6t bringt uno 6arauf oas
geit0rte @1ei6gemidt 6ur6 cine
entipre6en6e @epegung Ser Sube
iofort mie6er berlteqt, entitebt 6e:
Gang. @enau 6erie1be @organg,
111r BOB 6abei 6ieie @igentumltd'
felt nod mebr in sic @ri6einl1tg
tritt, ipielt ii6 beim @ebeu ser &a1-
der auf BENT @eeresbo6en ab.
@irbe Ser Sal19er MIR sic SMBe
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

HE -Ea.
Nuftpi1mpe er3eltgt Die bon 3tpei
ODER bier Mann be6ient miro. 9ie
er8eugte Suit gebt 3unddit nadJ Ell.
mem 8ebdlter, oil benz elm fleiner
Drudmeiier ongeor0net lit, Der ben
2eute,1 an Ser Bun1pe itets ben por>
banoenen Drnd genau a115eigt. 8om
8ebaIter aus miro Dem 9a,tdcr Sic
2uft mitte1s ei1es @ummi6laudes
3ugefubrt. MuBer 6ieien 5rpei
Man1 an Ser Bumpe lit Damn nod
ELM Ma,1n erforoerlid, Der ben Suit,
f6lau9 flar gu balten bat uno arf
Sic bonn Sander %geeebet,en 5igaale
a6ten muB. Diefe Signale. per.
ben mittels ser 2eine, Die om CURT
6es Soubers befeitigt 1T, gegeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

EI=&&fS
Cd, bott tbne,a fiibrt Elm Nfao an
Sic SouptitraBe o.. Ser 4orciiat
1T 5 bnrgeiteM a1s Nitglieo elmer
Sippe oes &unoes. Bon feinem
@obnort fonnmt Der 9fao /; nit t
l1no I iinb Seen Be3eiduet. 9as
Beiden in { briidt Sic 0effnung Der
Sir aus. SSn bieicm 3elte ioa Der
M6reiiat arf Ben %angegebenen Megen
bie S1reiberin auiinden.
Gum 5dluB mag barauf hinge
tpieiet1 meroen, bob bic 8il6eridrift
Ser SSn6ioner fogar our Mitteilung
transcen6entaler Dinge al1sreidt; 10
bat Elm. peruaniider Snoianer ei1e
Doritennng Der @laubenslebre i'm
fatboliIden. RntedismuS gegeben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
Gels3eidnung. @ntbaltenb einen 8ertdt
Iber cine 9ungerSnot III &nltfornien.

Gels3eidnung. gntbaltenb eineu 8eri6t
uber cine 9ungerSnot III &altfornten.
ten, 6riider 6amit Elm ~t1agen6es
@efubl", ndmli@ Sen Sunger, aus.
Cine liegen6e @eitalt be5et9net Sen
500. 9as gan5e 8il6. i6eint cine
&ungersnot infolge Megeumangels
gu beri@ten; bieuei@t lit es ntdt
als 8ert@t, fon6ern als cine @e.
i@m0rung auf5ufaiien, sic &egen
berbeifiibren ion.
@ir baben 6amit III einfa9eren
9ar1telungen Ole @lemente Ser IT.
6ianii@en 8iloeridrift fennen ge-
lernt. @ie iie fompli5iertere ge>
f6i9tli9e &ergdnge 5u beri@ten
peiB, mag Mbbil6ung 8 5eigen.
0be11 limits 1T 6ie Slagge Ser Union
%angeoeutet. Cine Expedition lit at
Ben Gi@ippeme>Sn0ianer entianot.
9ie @eiBen lin6 - mie 1tets BET oen
Snoianern, au@ in ser @ebaroen-
fria6e - 6ur9 Sen SUIT be5et9net.
Ma z un6 8 iino sic beioen i16ia-
nii6en Giibrer 6er expedition 6ar>
g. lteut, 6eren ein5elne Esilnebmer
icD1 gut 6%asaftertiiert itn0. 9ur@
Sen ge6ogenen Sabel miro ser fiib-
ren0e Sffi3ier C) be5et@net, Elm
8eamter (2) lit 6ur@ 6as 8u@ als
~@efretdr", Ser @eologe 90 lit
our6 Sen &ommer fenntli9. 3pei
o,roere Eeilnebmer a, s. un6 Elm
Dolmeti6er CO. 1teben neben ibnen.
Sic begleitenoe Sruppe co. un6 if.
re ,.@emebre (10) itn6 6ariber bar.
eeiteut. Is beiagt, baB 6ieie Srup-
pc UNI Elm %beionoeres Geuer lager
tie, tnie ou@ bel 13 fir sic Snoia-
11er ur6 ID fir 6ie 8erionen / Bis
6 angeben lit. Sic Eiere II Wrat-
riebubn) uno IL (S@tl6fr0te) &c.
Zen Sic ouf Ser Sage erlegte 8eute
at, sic gum nnterbalt Der 2erte
6iente.
Sin 6as fana6ii9e Utter 6es Sbe.
rcn Gees fibrt uns Mbtloutg 8,
Elm 8ilo, 6as Ben uebergang etneS
'Stammes iiber ei11en 6luB BARTLETT.
.ssSn ben flint 8ooten ftber 81 Man'
11er; 6en Marnen 6es 6ibrerS oeS
seriten 8ootes pie 6es 3uges gtbt
&as 8iI6 Bee 8ogels at. Ser ue'
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
Beri@t iiber cine militdrii@e @rpebtz
tiou.

Beri@t fiber cine militarii@e ggpebiz
tion.
bergang iiber oen SluB e~rforoerte
6rei Sage ca. 9ie 2anoi@il6fro'
te 81 6eutet 6as @rgebnB ser
5abrt, 6as @rrei9en bon 2ano, an.
9os 8fer6 (9) be3tebt it6 auf 6en
3eitpunft ser Mte0erlaiiung III &a.
na6a; neben bemielben ftebt 6er NIT
Geoern geidmiidte @rieiter, ser 6en
@tab bGlt, nit Dem er sic 3ouber-
trommel idldgt. Ser Moler (10)
lit 6as SDmbol bes Mutes, Set. II
uno 10, Der idmor5e @attber uno
sic 6dlange, 6irften mobl ols
mptbii9e Eiere gu betradten fem.
Die beriibmtelteu 8iloeridriften
Mor6amerifas iinb oie groBen Giro.
nifer, Die I'M 18. Sabrbunoert BEL
Den Dafota auftreten. In6ere
@tGmme fetnen folde gei@idtli9en
Muf3eidnungen ntdt. 9ie ein5el.
uen Sabre mer6en 6ur@ beionoers
auffaaen6e @reigniiie angegeben.
Die Grfpta ielbit 1ternen 6teie Muf'
aeidnungen uS9nee-8 ertdte" (g8a'
niietr1 @onapi), 8. +. ~@tnteraro-
a1iteu", neil bic Sabre nod @intern
-. tpie Die Sage nod Mddten =
ge3ab1t 1peroen. Sic 8ilber fino
in @piralen angeorbnet, bic ben, in.
rer gum @anoe laufen. SSn alte.
ger 3eit muroen >bieie @bronifen a1f
Fierfene NIT Sarben genalt. Dieie
auerlt befannt .getuoroene Gbrontt
.mfoBt sic Sabre 1775 btS 1879.
Cine anbere, bon Dem &eiienoen
Gorbuiier ent6edte @bronif, Ole 10.
qenonnter rMtnter5ablungen", be-
ridtet Die mptbii@e 8orgei6i6te
mon 900 bis 1900 uno gebe1 BON
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
III

@inen gang onoersartigen 8e.
rtdt bietet Mbbtl6ung Z eine groBe
Gels5etdnl1ng aus &alifornien, Ole
ben elmer &ungersnot beri6tet. Die
agrobe @eitalt re9ts ldbt Die Sin.
ger bet6er &dnoe be%rabbangen: Sic
befannte Su6ionergebdroe fir Ste,
gen. Mebrere an6ere @eltalten
ftreden Die &dn6e fetttpdrts aus:
sic @eite fit res lift tiht porban-
6en". Die fleinen Giglren, oeren
>qeboqene Mr1ne auf -6ie Geiten 6e1-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

@eri6t iber cine MieoerlaRuns in
ipiele 5eigen, oaB ibr @erltdnonis
nibt i6per lit, 6aB es ober rur nit
@ilfe ser .leben6igen @rinnerung Der
@tngeborener errei6bar lit. 9ieie
8iloer beridten 5par cine lange
&etbe bon Gatia6en, ie6es ein5elne
aber lit faum mebr als etne 8eran-
i6auli6ung elmer Eatia@e fit oaS
@eodbtnis. 9ie 8e6eutung bieier
Mnnalen liegt 6arin, 6ab fte cine
StiiBe fiir sic 5eitlibe Sr6nung Ser
@reigniiie geben, momit ein GROCER
Gortidritt gema6t lit. Mu@ in
Der 9aritellung ie6es Sabres 6ur9
Elm @reignis mpfien mir cine be-
6euten6e 2eiitung 6en Infang Der
G5ronologie, erfenren.
5teuen 6ie 9afota Mnnalen sic
9atia@en, oie fie mel6en mouen, nit
einfa@iten Mitteln 6ar, 10 5eigt Ell
tie psiter gefunoene Geographic Ell
mes @d1tptlings cine groBe 6iiqe
ser Sormen un6 Mittel, UNI einen
b%ouitdn6igeu Snbalt aus5uoriiden.
Ser III mebrerer 6arben ausgefubr,
tie 8ertdt liz auf 8irfenrinoe ge<
malt. gu ieoer Sigur geb0rt Elm
@ers eines 2ie6es> in 6em sic
&riegstaten nn6 Sag6abenteuer 6es
&el6en gefeiert meroen. @ir ba-
ben bier alio ein epii6es &eloenlieo
in biloli9er @eranidauli9ung Dor
uns. Mu@ bier 6euten sic ein5el-
1te11 8tloer ltets einen gr0beren gu
fammenbang an, ite bienen mnemo-
te@nti6en 3meden.
9aB sic Snoianer lire, 8il6er-
i9rift Dem 3mede elmer mooernen
Staatsbertualtu1tg an5upaiien pii-
len, 3eigt elm @olfs3dblungsberi@t,
Der leioer bier nidt %abgebtloet tper-
Sen fann. 9arauf iino oie @ame1
ser ein5elnsn Samilien etneS 5tom<
mes 6ur@ Giere ooer 9pmbole oars
geiteut uno 6ie 8abl Ser Mitglieoer
6ur9 sic ooneben gemadten Stri<
de a%ngegeben. 9ieie 9%aritelnn9
lit bon ether %gerooe5u DerbluHenoen
&larbeit un6 l1eberitbtli6fett.
Son Sen obieftipen Daritellungen
dueerer &ergdnge me,oen mir 11ns
gu Muf5ei@nungen, 6ie gang perion=
li6en Snbalts iin6, 3u 8riefen uao
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

!Silfe bes SdlauAes eingefubrte
Suit, iolange 6as geatil geoffnet
lit, Die entgegeugeieBte 8irfun8
ausiibt. Miro baber Ser Drnd IN
Dem Regulator 10 gr0B, oab er benz
aiuberen @%aileroruf entipridt, 10 tit
oas @lei9gepidt porbanoen, nno
bel einem geringeren Druid mei@t
Die Gede 1ladD auben 5urud uno
ltlieBli6 las 8eutil. @s befinoet
lid alio i'm @es1lator INNER 2nft
bon elmer nltr gal13 iuenig boberen
5pauuul1Q.< ais es ser Stefe ent>
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

fabren, 10 braudt CT rur Die beioen
feitliden Sanfs aus ben Stabl5D'
linoern nit HreBluft 5u fuQen, no.
6urd Der @hlitten entiprebeno
mcbr ooer tpeniger Muftrieb erbdlt.
SSH er oagegen tauden, 10 laBt er
Die 2uft aus Sen ieitli6en 9anfs
mieoer gar5 ODER teilmeiie binaus,
un6 er iinft oan1 langiam in Die
gemuni6te 9iefe. @dbreno Der
Gabrt. fnnn oas Sal1den ooer Muf'
iteigeu auberoem ourd Elm Eiefen'
ruoer betperflteligt tperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

sorder init otter (Hnfs) ,uo nit neuer ansrit1ng (%re6ts).
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF PUB
LEGATION.

State of South Carolina,
County Of Pickens.
In Court Of Common Pleas.
Julie Glover King, Plaintiff,
Amanda King Ware, NJ. X. King, Sa-
mantha Hagood, Carrie King Cox,
Eugene King, Nathaniel King, Theo-
dore Roosevelt King, Rosebell King
and Hezakiah King, Defendants.
10 the defendants, Amanda King
Ware, M. K. King, Nathaniel King,
Eugene King, Rosebell King, Theo-
dore Roosevelt King and Hezakiah
King, and to any other children Of
She late P. K. King, who may be
unknown or other parties claiming
any lnterset, the defendants in the
above stated cause of action who
nave an interest in ninety acres Of
land owned by and in possession Of
+. X. King, deceased, at the time of
his death, March Is, 1920, said land
being situated in Easley Township,
PlcEens county, South Carolina.
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint in
this action, which was on the 18th
day of June, 1921, filed in the Office
of Clerk of Court Of Common Pleas
tor Pickens county, S. c., at Pick
ems, 5. c., and which is still on file in
said Office, and to serve the copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on
the subscribers at their office in
Plckens, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service here
Of, exclusive Of the day of service
and if YOU fail to answer the com
plant, within the tim aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
n the complaint. June lS, 1921,
McSwain & Craig.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
.ATTEST:
o. S. Stewart,
Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas for
Pickens County. S. c. 3wk-1l
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT1p
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that I will
make application to n. A. Chcisto..
pher, Esq, Judge Of Probate for
Plckens county, in the State oe South
Carolina, on the 9th day of July,
1871, at IL o'clock in the forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as said appli..
cation can be heard, for leave. to
make final settlement of the per-
Sonal estate Of T. H. Simmons, de-.
ceased, and obtain discharge as .ad
mnistrator Of said estate. ~
S, L. Simmons,
81" Administrators.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
AND DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given that will
make application to N. A. Chris
tophAr, Esq, Judge of Probate for
P'ckens county, in the state of South
Carolina, on the 18th day Of July,
1921, at II O'Clock in the forenoon,
or as soon thereafter as said appli-
cation can be heard, for leave to
make final settlement of the personal
estate of Lois and Odis Lathem,
minors, and obtain discharge as
guardian Of said estate.
L. 0. Lathem,
"--iV Guardian.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
WATCHES

Il YOU are thinking Of buying any
thing in the Jewlery line, it viii pay
you to come il and e. US show you
what we have. We nave most grades
Of SOUTH BEND, ELGIN. and WAL
THAN WATCHES. all sizes, in solid
Gold, Gold filled and nickle cases. A
big line of Bracelet Watches just re-
ccivcd. Also a big line of Clocks and
they are beauties. Silver ware in sets
and odd pieces. Cut Glass and China
Anything in Jewlery we have it. Come
in and let us show you over our line.
We are always glad to do so.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF PIN
LEGATION.

State of South Carolina,
County of Pickens.
In Court of Common Pleas.
). f. Richey, Plaintiff,
w. t. Rogers, A. z. Wilson, w. W,
Brissey, and j. C. Brissey, De-
PENDANTS.
10 the defendant, w. T. Rogers:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint in tho
above stated action which was, on tho
9Th day of February, 1921, filed in
the office Of the Clerk Of Court Of
Common Pleas for Pickens County,
South Carolina, at Pickens.s South
Carolina, and which is still OF file in
said Office. You are further reduir.
ed to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscriber,
McSwain & Craig, at their office at
Pickens, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of service; and
if you fail to answer the complaint.
within the time aforesaid, the plain.
tiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in tho
complaint
McSwain & Craig,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Pickeus, S. c., May 8, 1921.
Attest:
0. S. Stewart,
Clerk of Court Of Common Pleas
for Pckeus County, South Caro-
llna 6Wk-8
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23

Statesmen for 5000
mile guaranteede tires Salary 500
weekly with extra commissions.
Cowan Tire 81 Rubber Co. Box 784,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
iTORS.

~ persons holding claims against
n" estate Of the late James A.
bFo"n must present the same. duly
proven on or before the 18th day Of
'"Iy' 1921, or be deoarred payment
ana al! persons indebted to said es-
tate must make payment on or be-
tore the above date to the under-
signed
Mrs. Matte Brown,
"V-pd-iV Administrators.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1921-06-23
GLENWOoD DEFEATS PIckENs

The Glenwood team Of the Pickens
County Textile Baseball League de-
feated the league-leading Pickens
team on the Glenwood diamond Sat
urday in close and interesting
game. By virtue of the Alice team's
victory over the Liberty team and
Pickens' loss the same day, the Alice
team went to the top Of the league
and forced Pickens into second place.
Just before the game began Jupi
ter Pluvus and Old Sol staged a con
test to see whether the ball game
would be played. J. Pluv uncorked
his water bottle and made a desp .rate
ettort to prevent the game, but good
Old Sol began some beaming busi-
ness and drove the tears away, but
not until the ground had been con-
sideraby dampened.
Considering the wet ground. the
game was fast and well PLAYED. and
at all times exciting. Some of the
features were the hitting and field
ing of Fl. Wood, and ninth inning
catch by Hudson in center for Glen
wood which broke up Pickens bat
ting rally; the fielding Of Casey Por-
ter at first base for Pickens aud a
one-hand catch by Hansell Bivens Of
line drive over second base Also
should be mentioned the roofing Sc
| C!aun" Hester for Pjc<an> and C,.f
Bolt frr Iilenwooi
! \ detailed account Of tht game
follows:
First Inning.
Pjcken Adams walked Davis
cut second to first, Adams going to
second. Bivens singled to right
scoring Adams, Bivens out trying to
reach second. Bruce out short to
first. One hit, one run
Glenwood-Forester safe at first
on Biyens' error. Mace flew out to
short. Forester went to second on
passed ball while Parrish was strik-
ing out. Forester scored on H.
Woods double to left, but Wood
was out trying to reach third One
hit, one run.
Second Inning.
| Pickens-Hawkins was out wban
| Alexander made a good catch of his
d'lve to left field Casey Porter hit
20 second and when Forester slipped
down trying to field the oall, Porter
went to second. Fuller walked aud
Pace dirtoei filling tue bases. Clyde
'orter ut to short who threw home
40 late and Casey Porter counted
the bases remaining full. Alexander
dropped Adams fly to left and Fuller
scored. Davis flew out to center and
Clyde Porter was caught off second
Wo runs, one hit.
Glenwood d-Spearman hit line
drive over second on which Bivens
made a gorgeous play by pulling it
hoWn with the middle finger nail of
his left hand. f. Wood famed.
y:uuson, who wore a pair of fiery red
stockings, trplcd to left and scored
on a passed ball. Alexander was
our third % first. Casey Porter max
me q ue2tar,no p,csup. Oue run,
on, hit
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Fourth Inning.

uO Illus.
Fourth Inning.
Pickens-Casey Porter singled
sharply to center. Fuller famed.
Pace forced Casey Porter at second.
Clyde Porter hit to third who error
ed, Pace going to third and Clyde
Porter to second Pace scored when
the first baseman mussed up Adams
grounder, and Clyde Porter scored
on passed ball. Adams stole third
while Davis famed out. Two runs,
one hit.
Glenwood-H. Wood drove out his
second consecutive double and scor-
ed on Spearman's single to right
Spearman went to third on catch
er's error and scored when the short
| stop was late in getting f. Woods
hit back to the plate. f Wood ad-
vanced to second on passed ball.
Hudson hit to Bruce at third who
| touched out f. Wood trying to ad-
vance. Alexander struck out and
Hopkins followed suit. Two runs ;
! two hits.
Fifth Inning.
Pickens -Bivens out to first unas-
sisted. Bruce ballooned to left.
Hawkins expired second to first
Glenwood Forester hit IA wicked
single to right and when it took a
bad bounce he went to third. Mace
was hit by a pitched ball and stole
second. Parrish drew four wide
ones and the bases were violating
the prohibition laws. H. Wood hit to
pitcher forcing Forester out at home.
Spearman walked, forcing in Mace
and leaving the bases full. f. Wood
sooered them up with a single to left
Which scored Parrish and H. Wood.
Hawkins is transferred from pitch
er'S box to third base. Bruce now
pitching for Pickens SpearAau out
:rying to steal thirl. f. Wood out
II same way. Three runs: tvs hits
Sixth Inning.
Picken> n>-CaSey Porter f,.w 70
eauter. Fuller singled to right. but
was forced out at second by Pace,
VINO went to second on wild throw
III an attempted double play. Clyde
Porter banged safe one to center
and Pace was thrown out at home
trying to score. No runs; two hits.
Glenwood--Hudson scratched hit
| to short. Alexander popped to first
Hudson stole second while Hopkins
was tanning. Forester went out
pitcher to first. No runs; one hit.
Seventh Inning.
Pickens-Adams singled to right.
Davis beat out beauty bunt and
Adams went to second. 8ivens drove
long one to right which Wood
caught, Adams tagging second and
going to third. Davis stole second
Bruce walked, filing the bass.
iawkins hit Texas Lacquer back Of
second and on a mixup between the
Glenwood shortstop and second base
man the bali fell safe Adams seor
ed, but Davis and Bivens trunning
for Bruce) were put out iii gen
eral miXup of base running. Oue
run; two hits
G!enwood out second 10
first. Parrish famed for the third
time. Fl. Wood then singled to cen
ter for his third hit Of the game.
Spearman grounded out second to
hrSt. No runs; one hit
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home. Parrish famed. One run
no hits.
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S>andiog Of the Clubs Including
Games Played Juns 18.
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FOsOANIlU WAS
OPERA COMPANY
CONDUCTO R HERE

oscanini was for some seasons
thJ leading conductor Of the Metro
politan Opera company. He estab-
lisksd himself = master among
maestros. He vas IN autocrat.
The other conductors had little
opportunity for rehsarsals. Every
thing Was . IL Toscanini He
achieved big things. Then he went
away.
The war Mtervened. Mr.. Tosca-
mini suffered and served in Italy
with all self-abnegation and sac
risce. Now that peace Is restored
he comes hack. Stories have been
told of tempting offers that he has
refused to take charge Of the
American Symphony orchestra
They are Of NO Consequence now
He il in America ct the head Of IN
orchestra of his own selection
Challenging recognition Is . sym
phonic rather than m operate con-
ductof. How does he stand the
test? Only negatively we'll. MIR
Toscanini's gift Of controlling an
orchestra, Of making it reflect hil
wishes, his desires, his inspiration
remains supreme. In this he ha.
no rival; but he is essentially ORA