.4 f
Marlbuntttml
7""? .
Ola-ass rm.
New York. 8; Clad-lath 2.
Brooklyn. l: 8:. lasts, 5.
Boston, ‘2: Chlosgo. 1.
Philadelphia, 5: Pittsburgh, 2.
w
Min. in National League.
W. L
Brooklyn . ....... . ...... 51 31
1|osion ....... ' ..\.45\ 3‘5"
Palladium . ......... 17 31
New York ............ 41 43
Chicago ............... 43 41
Pittsburgh ............ 39 45
St. Louis . ............ 42 51.
Cincinnati ............ 37 5‘
Games Today.
Pittsburgh at New York (‘2),
Cincinnati at Brooklyn (2).
with» at Philadelphia :2).
St hub at litigation (2).
'7 AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Yesterday.
' New York. 5; Chicago U.
St Louis, 8: Philadelphu. 6.
Boston, 3; Cleveland, 2.
Detroit, 3; Washington. 2.
W
,Standing in American League.
WV L.
New York ............. 53 88
Boston - ............... 5: 38’
Cleveland ....50 42
Chicago ......... . ..... 50 42
Detroit ............... 60 45
“’ashlngwu ........... 47 44
SI. bouts ............. 43 49
Philadelphia ...... . . . .19 66
'Gamea Today.
Washington at Cleveland .
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
‘*
mra‘nnsrl‘oNA'L LEAGUE.
\
Games Yesterday.
‘Monlreal;10‘: Rochest'ér d.
Buffalo, 52; Toronto, 441
Other games, rain
in
a...
3 ~,.i
‘ um
Buns-hut nanos-
.htslsisissdhwhs
Some Boston tans declare that the
*—
Islfuhbhthflu
stale-t; lbw tools
“when
est-e”
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NEW YORK, July 29.
The boat was held in the open atl
“T110 Yanks .11“? become 50 Mambo cld Federal League baseball park.
pg. deai through which’ Buck Hersog
500 came to New York as a member of.
.563 the Giants "1 m ‘0 Glut meld: d outfought Freddy Welsh
.560 popularity of the Yankees. It
388
.418 League was behind the whole mov‘e. night
.4“ lather than the clubs involved
.4.“
.407
city in the National League
SO many
the deal which sent the great Christy
and liersog back to the G
‘lllo third time.
along, and Heraog was
chance to benefit himself.
purchased by the Cilyclnuati
pg. and made manager, but like every;
.682 mantis" 0t “18 Reds, found the round seventh “Ninth and gave an exhibi-
.578 rook}. MIUIPVNOII 18 I grand leilOW,l“on of ms Old "me 5““.
.613 but. me "9’10““ “‘0 preceded him“ light and left hooks to the head and
.545 “9 “l“ “9‘ find “1“ 30b pleasant The body and making a rally in a neutl‘a
.526 fans of Cincinnati are hard to please «other during the sixth
.516 "mi ”'9" W W“ “I‘OK‘M‘” ‘00 ienth Welsh was the more effective
.467
.124 ed the American League man.
July 30, on the Wicks lot Game call
ed at 3.15. The Americans are to be
and hope to win.
have ’plsyed six gamewwon 5 and
lost I The game‘s won and lost are
as follows: ‘"
“ Amieans,‘ 9: Mytons. 1.... .
“Americans. “ll; Colebiatod Rex. 13.-
"—'-— Amerioans,’ 8; White Sox, 3
,Standlng "1 International League. Americans, 8; Rowaytons, 5.
A 1 W. L. P.C. Americana, :4: Mayflowors, 8.
Buffalo.....-.....;........47 as .547 Alnozlcann, s; Glonbrooks, 13.
Providence ',.. ......... 47 ‘ 39 .547 in the last. game played the Ameri-
Montreal ............. It 39 ;.530' calls were four men short and had'to
“Mic ........ 43,. .40 L518 pick up to make their nine, but ox~
Baltimore ......... .,..i5 12 .517I pect to have a good team this Sunday
mclimvml, .,... ........ 41 43, .488 iand expect to have a good game.
Ne'flrk ............... 37 I .8 .43‘ “fl
Rochester ......n ..33 4"] “V2 STATE TITLE .GAME
Games Today.
Rochester at mints-cal.
Toronto at Buflalo (2).
Providence at Richmond (2).
Newark at Baltimore (3).
EABTIIN LEAGUE.
, M .
Games Yesterday.
Worcester, 4: Hartford. 3. *
New Haven, 5; New London. 3.
Lynn, 4; Portland, 3.
Lawrence, 3; Bridgeport. 0.
Springfield, 9: Lowell, 3.
'Standinu in ‘Iastsm League.
,. . W. L.
V1‘ortland ..............51 Sig
New Ilondon' ......_......48 22 ,
Worch'stor ..........\...42 31
Bprlhgflfid‘u . ...as 3:
14m u-I..--‘:Vl.u-..s-IV..H 39 37
Lawrence ...:2 39
8e! Haven ...'.‘....28 42
notion is o
fins..nng.ou.n27“i ‘8
26 49
, Cantos Today.
Hartford at Springfield.
New London at. N” w Haydn.
Bridgeport s“ Lynn, A
Worcester. '
New Culling; flunk, 1
Birmingham, 6; Mobllo,o .
Little Book. of, his:
NashvliYeVLI '
AT LIGHT TOMORROW
Colonials and Remingtons Expected
to Wags Close Battle; "than to
Oppose Wilson.
NEW HAVEN July 29. -—All indica-
it
most even exhibition of the season,
when the Colonials and Remington
meet in their first state championship
‘ afternoon. The probable lineups:
Remington Arms—Lovely, Cor-kins,
Boultss. 3b: Edwards. lf; Gaffney. cf;
Elcock, rf
Colonials —— Waters, c:
White, p; Falsey, 1b; Crowther. Ham
ion, 2b; Dugan. as; Kane, 3b: Brick-
ley, If; Mathis, cf; Luby, rt.
vaults seno HARTZELL ( ,
TO TN‘ IALTIMORE CLUB
NEW YORK. July zit—Boy‘llsrt-
rel], veteran outfielder of the ,New
York Americana-was released yester-
day to the Baltimore club, at the in-
ternational League, following the re-
hall by the New; York club .of Out-
nelder Elmer Miller from Baltimore.
Hurtzell entered the American Leag-
- as with Shuttle in 19064“ has
been with the Yankeessin‘co 1911.
O'BRIEN ou‘raom‘rs JOHNSON.
m YORK. July tbs-At the Hat"
lam Sporting Club. last night. Thom-
as O’Brien. gt Yonkers, outpolnted
.. Loo loanson. colored, in a nv24'ditnd
‘ t M Johnny Lore; Of the West Eds.
misstated Eddie Dorsey. dolor-57h of
Win. iii the other bout.-
RC.
.708
2575
.542
.513
.451
.400
.asr
.336
.347
argument at the Lighthouse, Sunday
Mariam;
1
1-4 pounds.
During the first five
—Bena,\ Leonr
the
1' lightweight chunpioa, in eight rounds}
charged in the Hub that the Nationallin a ten round bout at Brooklyn last
lar that something had to be done-"{Welsh w“ in much better “up, than
said a man who is prominent in tbevwhen he fouht the New York 113m.
American League, ‘to sale the best height about four months ago
Thegchampion's weight at
,Giauts have been great favorites for 135
The
ringside was,
while Leonard-
years that the nationalloeemed just a trifle overtrainled but:
League. and not the Cinu'nuail and no fault could be found with his
lNewJ’ork clubs, 2i: responsible for‘condition.
rounds
Mathewson to Cincinnati as managerilxoaard did by for the cleaner work.
18 f(Wilts jabs landing forcefully on Welsh‘s
rice and head, while he occasionally
\‘ielslls only rounds Leonard out- 'llague.
‘boxed and outpoillted the
AMERICANS TO PLAY 60V: A- c- in the ninth and tenth rounds. durinsl
The American A C is to play thelwhich his footwork and quick dodgi
00"“ A- C, 0‘ Stamford. on Sunday.;mg made Walsh‘s efforts seem some
In this first half of the
Welsh cut loose in the sixth
in the
what. wild.
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iiirooklyn, and those who 56
Both men were guilty of clinching:
strengthened by a few new playersimum the end of ”I, bout.
The Amrlcans‘
BOXING NOTES.
There is fine entertainment in pros REMINGTON. ends 1‘0
. {pet}; for patrhni, of boxing tdnlthto at
be Broadway Sporting Club,
ionic battlers. Silent Martin
hey contest all their boots,
all of debt.
Sailor llaher and Kid Williams.
mlddlewsights, will
Quoensboro A. 0.. tonight
Just as the "Wonderfully Willing’ifi
Welling was on the point of forcibly
separating Jack Brition from his be-
loved title Johnston's man procetlda
(Johnston-
. Vina vernacular for hand) and will be
. lions point to the fastest ushtest-ndlmmhle to box f0l three weeks Well
inggand Britten were
meet in Buffalo on August 4.
Western experts llavi| discovereda
basis for the claim that Fulton la a
great fighter and a worthy opponent
for Willard. The emerts point out
c: Wilson. Finn p: Halstein 1b: Mc- that Willard did not plop Moran: that
Cal-mick. ShorWOOdD2D: Pf‘ysock IS; trillion boat Moran severely. and that
Mlske made it interesting rol- Dillon:
and ilhit, therefore, Fulton should be
the next opponent
{course they overlook some important
details like the disabling of Wlllard’s
right paw in his bout with Moran.
However. the Western experts‘are de-
termined to pushj‘ulton into the ring
with Willard.
be responsible for the dire conse-
quenccs.
Baron Levlnsky has bared his tress
med secrets to a St. Louis interview-
er who asked the Battier why he did
not put more of his victims to sleep.
Levinsky replied that it was repug-
nant to his better nature to annihilate
his adversaries and therefore, he sel-
dent hit them with his right hand. He
added that he did not know how hard
he coulilhit with his right hand. out so
long smile—could win his bouts with
his educated left manley he wan oon~
tent to give his right a vacation. as
'ergued that be conserved his own on-'
orgies by confining his attack to VonVo'
band. -
" “1.
meet at
o sprain his right mitt.
They will
HARTLEY "ATS WILTSI.
scheduled to
of Willard."
therefore
"1 w“ 0‘” " [9" ”"5 “3° "”1 tipped in strong left and right body
McGraw and Horses could not get'btoufi
siwn a Welsh
nzht'
seemed to be too careful in
“9 wa'Icuarding his jaw and consequtltly‘
“rd" fell short.
and
landing‘
507'
much outside interference." conclud- by a 800.; margin But those w'reic'
l thOl
there fusions! team will travel to New ill
will have no reason to complain. The )9“. Sunday. And will play the New
bout will be between those two cy-l
and
l‘ rault Csrbone. These men are noted5
,for the sensational manner in whichli‘xlwcled to draw I large crowd.
They.
are always in condition and always
two
the
0f
' ’1'
-the above account. however, we no-
[build about the report: “untied that
~ to! too mushy. who is no one.
Alerter received by Hanger Bus.
bell, of the Nur'alka. on My,
ing from the management of the
Remington Arms 59" of Baidgeport.
[stated that on account or my stay-
!ereoi'shelrsh bell! III tho-lab
list, it would be necessary to «noel
line proposed Sunday game with Nor
'wslk at Amusement Park.
After receiving this antics the loo
cal manager secured the Port Chester
it eamtollnslmonimtbexsrwslk
l“ “speed boys," at the lender street
lot, on Sunday afternoon. Twice be-
lfore the New Yorkers have been book-
let! for an appearance but on each of
line aforementioned occasions “Old
'81" absolutely refused to sanction the
contest. Hiding his face in a blanket
of dark, heavy clouds. the old man u-
fused to show himself. but in his
stead sent the gentle rain. it I bop-
'od that the “weather man" will feel
more amiable tomorrow, wt noL can-
cel the game at“ the last minute, as
has been done before on mozs than
one occasion.
The Pdrl Chester club is one of the
strongest hemibro aggregations in
tilts section. and has lately given New
Callaan a hard struggle upon the
South avenue grounds, in the ‘xlext-td
heaven" village.
The Nulwlik lineup will not be
c.hsneed but will remain the same as
in former Contests ‘
Arthur of the Long island R
will twirl for the VltlllOl’l, and Mc-
Carthy will be on the receiving end.
onfrey, of the South Bend Three I
will beautioned at the near
corner. while'tbe three Billet! boys,
Fordham st ml of weleown ability,
will also calort about the green-ward
lift the regslis' of the visitou.
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The following item in regard to the
'Romington Kilns‘ team—appeared in
Friday's imtb‘ of the Brifioport ’l‘olo-
pram:
.lUs- f
his? cot. mans
use oddity it 9
opinion Enos pro
-e l
Haven Colonials at the Lighthouse.
There is the honest of rivalry be-\
tween the two teams sad the game is
in the vamp of the Remington
Arms team will be Kid Sherwood. for.
mer New Haven third sucker, Mike
McCormack who until s for? days ago
lplayed second for the Colonisls,IPete
Wilson, the Rsnungton'afsmonsiburl-
1, Jake Boultes, midis Lavery and
many other stars.
. Both Charley Brickley and.Eddle
Malian will be in the Colonial's line
up. The contest will be umplred by
Charles Ross.
Judging from past performances it
does not seem possible that the New
Haven Colonials would be the kind of
a baseball team to take on as their
opponents, in a Sunday game, a bunch
of cripples such as the Remington
Arm: team is reported to * Owing
tosinjurles sustained by var one play-
ers, the "Rams" stated that it would
be impossible to play Nor-walk. in
tics the-names of all of the star per-
formers of the Park City “wonders."
Probably the management meant, in
its letter, that the bat boys or “b'onoh
warmers". were mint» for regular duty.
With a number of'llls best players on
the sick list we both to think of the
jolt which would be handed Jack
Bonliea’ machine by the-- Elm City
stars. ‘ , ‘ '
Mun-us-
noams AFTER uoaussv.
Assuming to a well founded ru-
mor the Brooklyn baseball club is
afiel- Roger Hornsby, staph-tinder of
the at. hula Cardinals. The Robins
it is understood are willing to pay
the Britten: $20,000 for Romany. has
sides tossing in a pitcher and an in.
fielder.
President cam a. moth. when
-\ v.
the M'olub'm issue so of»
miss the passing of Big Jeff 'I‘bsreau
1mm the Giant pitching staff. says a
will tasks of Tours“ is not known.
he needs is a transfer to another club.
lt__is .certain.rhowever. that nets of
little use tar Maw.
Jess woos Miguel train with
mmmwfilmw
useuu‘noru.
Chico.» emidviu keeping an
eye on file WbltaSox.’ Wile
lag. It’s a waste It eyesight.
blot m m uploads; slab or
the We!" York trade was
tbo fact that "Old W lathe!-
son asked to be traded to the lads.
With Tommy Bosch. Arthur Dork
and Charlie Dooin pasttallng with
lion.
Rube Msrquand, the Brooklyn twirl-
ez, has about abandoned hopes of
duplicating last moon's batting per
formant-e. in 1915 lube hit for .103.
AID.
“Home Run” Baker had ins
grand stand or fell into the Yanks'
trous mishap that put him out of the
game.
are d-eply interested in the work
t‘onlrade Fred Beebe. with
Cleveland lndians. Comrade Beebe
must be the oldest pluher wearing!
big ,ulrd spanglts, since he has born}.
lietember 31, the last day of the
year.
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TIGERS PURCHASE EHMKE.
Dot. oit Pays a Good Price to Syra-
_ cuse for “Kid" Pitcher.
SYRACi'SE, N. Y.. July 29.-—-Hovv~
ard Ehialke. leading twirler of the
New York State Wefwltb nine-
teen victoril s and five defeats todate,
was yesterday sold by the Syracuse
club to the Detroit Amoritan Leaguey
tculu
The price was not announced. but
Manager O‘Neill said that it was the
biggest sum ever paid for a pitcher in
the State Leanna it is believed that
about undo was paid for the pitcher.
Pitcher Boobler. of the Tigers. will
come here in part payment for Ehm-
he. i
The Cubs and several other teams
have had scouts looking over the pit-
cher. its will Join Detroit on Septem-
ber 10 at the close of the Statoileag
uc season” .
Ehmke is may a youngster and was
born in this state. He was with the
Buffalo Fells last year. having Jumped
when recalled from Los Angelea by
Washington.
BLACK ADDER WINS RACE.
Col. Walker's Horas Annelise Royal
Ionugn Handicap.
WINDSOR. England. July 29.4»
Royal Borough Handicap Stakes of
$2.600 was the feature race at the
July meeting which commenced here
yesterday. The meeting, which" was
scheduled tor last month. was can-
celled through the death of Lord Kit-
chener. Yesterday's big event was
won by Col. Hall Walker‘s Black Ad.
tier, with Bullock in the saddle, who
5 at J. Dawson'- Jack Annsdale, rid-
den by Steve'Donohue. by a head.
Capt. Murray's Clematis. with Gard-
ner up, was third, two lengths behind
Ten horses went to the post. The
betting was: Black Adder. 9 to 2;
Jack Annadale, 5 to 2, and Clematis.
8, to 1.
JEFF TESREAU THROUGH?
The handwriting on the wall indi-
t
writer in the New York Mail. His
work all year has shown that the big
moundsman from the Quarks is losing
his skill. At times he has flashed a
return to form, but he has not been
able to hold it. .
Just what disposition the Giants
Some time. ago it was announced tll t
he\had been offered to St. Louis
trade for Slim Salted... Later this was
of good games now Salted is a Giant:
Tesreau may still have a lotof guild
pitching left in him. Perhaps what
WOQD RKFUEEO' 1’0 SIGN.
W,’ {fly Stillbirth!
i:
denied ,s’nvr Tomlin phonon a couple ‘
Laid nan-duo belt,
match.
”MN 8.
N0 MUSIC OUIING
...-.-
lbands Must Goose Playing. Rules Ban
Johnson.
CHICAGO, July
vision was the result of
l s
ample."
"0W STRIKES ABE
Mien-Wilding the [vi
men. all over the out-.itl
cl'll ranks the count: on sill
which has taken pines in
in recent years has been
heard and accepted a M
report that their employers
45 per cent dividends on
holdings. The truth of
which was shown to be
see a correctly omitted
seven per cent dividend
over 2%, per cent. for the
three yearn prior thereto
principal motive actuating
rates.
’ll‘liltl‘fltloll confcrmlces.
strike subsequently had
extemporuneous convert-ail
the company‘s opera. tions 1
dons year and years prior
inefactaastbsywere
Wyndham!“
«mammm
RENO!!!” HURT 91! NAT. i ‘ ,
ATLANIiC CITY, N. 1.. July 21- ll. Misfits meant;
MC“ W iron as W i
Mashed lapel.” badly injured his
W bad the better
mama during the seventeen minutes
on the lat. Referee Lew Bailey, of
m” M “CW ‘9“ all havelrhlladelpsia.
. m “Old Home Week" celebra ' ‘
29.:rvBands
lcase playing in American Deane
.ball parks while games are in pro
areas, according to a ruling made yes
‘Jxrday by President Johnson. Hill tie
lnadc by the Cleveland club because
l'mplre O'Loughlin stopped a band in
ilile lndlans' park.
“People come to ball games to see
hoseball," said Mr. Johnson.
is all 'rieht between innings, but not
,-vhlic the game is on. .
nil umpires to' follow O‘Louglllin's‘ ex-
tisn the Remedy.
Mlsunderutandhllr is tbs cause of a
maid portion of tbe'dlapuies between
as Bible truth some gossip picked up
on the street. in the shop or ill the
lame. Ope of the most violent strikes
due directly to the fact that employees
any man in the plant who wanted to
statement of accounts. was that the
cormratlon earned and distributed a
year after failing to pay dividends of
ins years and pssshll: dividends for
No ell'ort was made by the employees
who struck when their was demands
were not promptly decided and grant-
ed. to certify the accuracy. or authen-
ticity of the source, of the 45 per ccnl
deond report The rumor. lion-ever.
-waa later admltted to have been the
for a ten per cent increase illuwace
But considerable violence had
liven indulged in by the misled strikers
and material damage to the plant null
surrounding property inflicted before
the dispute began to unfold itself in
Ten of tho‘prlnclml figures in the
head of the concern. the (‘lIl|)ll)_\(’PH of
which had previously believed they
had Every right and reason to ask and
expect an intlease in wages as that‘
share of the reported 45 per cent.
melon for stockholders. After the plain
ilnvarllished facts about the results of
been discovered. every. one of these
ten laboring men confessed that the.
had acted on the ‘uommoa report on
the street" and readilymdnuttrd that
1‘had they known the real facts; the
Lstrike Would never have taken place.
such are the sins of omission ‘wbtch
exist in many branches of industrial
production. with relation tothe lack of
coioperfllon and gefiogether spirit lie
tween employers and employees. Tin
fault is generally on both sides. al
though in the case cited theemployers
were never given an opportunity to tell
settle men. in unclaimed.
«or, where minimalist-steam ex:
HI, W whirdosbnit nae-tn ii
Mitsubishi” areas fully and tru. .
o In touch with results of their can.
with luliagor, holder of the mm the slow,
W here last night. like! ts nowVaad always
a the: W815!- “hep them,
however forfeited the thb fluent sen bud
LOCKWOOD A. 0. V8. “W OA- idactylt
The lackwood a C.-1~lew Canaan!
i e scheduled for Saturday after».
or 50 is abov S“! .
m e M. present “”lnoon at New Canaan, promises to be: will of m. “I“ we»
t; lone of the boat amateur games seenimm. but lying W
reached 13 in the soasoa' a stolen p“. in that city in some time. By defeat-
k
flag the New Canaan team. ”1" 3‘“
rewrd when he crashed into tbeV of tile Lockwood! would rise consid-
lei-ably in Norwalk, and the mango-
d‘u out. a;
g or m" “1 mm‘ “her «an intent of the Norwalk team would be
obliged to listen to talk from the
Lorkwooda have
Me be "chi. loekwood team. The
m rs 0f the “pioneer 0"); ll large following in this city who
then“, sure that there is no doubt about
line outcome of Saturday's game.‘
GAMES.
must
I protest
"Music
hall instruct
CAUSED.
i—Co-opors-
Next to tilt!
of accepting
this country
found so be
il-o'-tllc wisp
llud realize!
their stock
that matter.
available to
and sworn
for a single
hvo pm ed
the demand
private and
oils with the
mill the tire.
thereto had
Worst
openl'o‘the
Mai
.ped revolving."—Pittsbum
them ,
terminations-01M. .
leis comfortably
monsters spark-dbl
sea long was and On
beasts and but of tyfi
iloug been extinct. sung ~
lulled guest 9.713ng
minim-normative,
laglydlfloventfmtbflofi‘ ‘
eut. “Lemma”
hummer-drum
limbs had been Iodi‘sd hi.
the enormous abandoned-
ween’ which am M
like the wings of a but. . '
drums. sons of wuss In! or
of eighteen feet. were
They Were animated , ,
struction that somewht ~ ..
rest ths‘modera' woo» ~w
which they wens in 8' . .
typed—Geologleai‘lngvoy ‘
CORRECTED
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OM: to Add; it...» “ .
It was an sctitn M,“
once commuy in a eiru» ‘-
cover the value of s qfllfi‘.
had been burned. it: it -'"
troduced the former forsake
Illill, who testified that the %
had admitted to him that I. "g
tire to the mill in «dash
insurance money.’
' The presiding Jud. m
uses and had a very low .
his veracity. He also knew the
till to he an honorable Ill!
mall, wherefore be bent M»
the remark. "Everybody W
to be a lie."
“bet-cums tho’icotinael for 1»
surnllic (similarly mung to his .
a rage. "1 object to the
the wurt.‘ said ho. “no r
that be be taken down and at, .
lion entered in the mod.” “
"Certainly. Colonel Brown.”
court. “You are quite right.
court was altogethr Wrong in
such I remark. “like M
deal-er to correct the e!
insdvestsnos. Gena-n21"!
l instruct you that you w
my remark. You are the -
Judges of the evidence In!
credibility of the witnesses.
must have no weight with you _
commented as I did upon the . ~
the witness told one of the
ferns! lies that were ever uttered
courtroom.”—Csss and m
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Placing His KM
i do not wish to kick MW
and smiling earth. for l m
lauded here by elm-unnamed
i find it quite a pleasant pinch.
willing to remain Please “do
dcrstsnd me. as '
and yet there are some“ w '.
should like to recommend—snob
carping critic. but a calm
friend.
The tropics are too beastly
frigid zones too cold. 'Doo,
ertlon is required to dig tor _
gold. The continents are far?
the ocean's full of M -
mountains constitute a very
fault. The scheme of
from an accidental cloud is .
undependablo and should sows
cd.—Ciaclunatl Commercial. .
The Unexpected.
“Before engaging room.-
house." said the 'llscboltr, ‘
know if there ane‘nny . .
crying babies staying here." .
”I'm afraid there is." You .
landlady. “but Wa"—- .
“Well. I was just going to
tlnucd the other. “that - ‘
want you to putmoinv ’
to theirs. i want to wane
night and hear thelr. - . > ‘
can connrotulato W!
not married ”—London
A Cornet Di .
There was a sudden M
Wiggles brought his Veer
still.
"Mercy!“ cried Mm; '
was that? It sounded?!»
"Itwas," said WW.
was our 0! hind whsolfl
33pm"!
, Tourisb—Yon must to:
noon here, advertising “
forts of Home, For on“
rat momwd did
:oosluire we} as
Discomfort! of Home
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