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our appet1teS ny eating OF tne neaVy, It'll III. -
readily as the lighter foods Of Summer.
This indoor life and lack Of exercise cause
ali parts Of the system to become inactive
and list1ess, and as a result the channels Of
bodily waste do not properly carry of the
refuse aud waste matter, which IS left from
ali food after the nttritivc properties have
been extracted. This refuse ferne1ts and
sours and is absorbed into the blood to weak
The skin is one Of Natures avenues for
provided with millions Of little pores and 81
PEELED. AS these fiery acids are forced out
blister the skin, producing Eczema, letter,
ing, burning skin eruption.
Eczema commences usually with a slig
ton Of p1stules, which discharge a clear, st
is SO intense that often great areas Of raw !
III an effort o'get relief. In letter, the ski
bleeding, and as in Eczemathe pain and itc
neck, usually, and while not 50 unconto },
embarrassing. Salt.Rheum is very much
point Of attack; sometimes becoming 50 sew
scaly form Of skin disease and causes acute
These, and all skin eruptions, rashes, ETC., a
does any permanent good must be constitute
4L,a Had. the ,1octthavs car do IS TO temDOr<
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ACNE,
TETTE Err,
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PS0 RIASIS,
SAL I h U N.

oart Of the different members
(.
those who are sufferers from
d to the return Of Spring with
ourselves in as much as posi-
YARN weather; we also indulge
season, which do not digest as
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I had q bad case Of Eozema, II being especially severe
on my right hand. I was hardly able to use my hand Ia
my work. tried q great many things IN On effort to get
determined to give It . trial. l used several bottles OF this
remedy and It cured the trouble entirely. s. 8. 8. put my
smooth, and though this was some time age, there has
been no returnYof tho trouble. OHAS. j. WOLF, Jr.
0o4 8. End Street. st. Louis. Mo.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NEIL WHIPPED
BY A new STAR
Bantamweight Champion Went
Down to Defeat Before an
Amateur Boxer.
Journal Special Service.

Journal special DEVICE
Los Angeles, Aug. S.-Harry Baker the lad
who won the worlds amateur championship In
the 116-pound class In the San Francisco tour
nament last spring, his first twenty.round
professional battle by taking decision over
frankie Nell before the Pacific Athletic club
last night.
Turnout the battle, which because of Neil's
objection to Charley Eiting, was refereed by
Tommy Burns, Bakers speed and stamina sur
prised even his most ardent admirers. Straight
Iefts, with an occasional right cross, were the
blows used, and at the battle Neil even
more severely marked than he was at the end
of the Attell mill July 4.
In the ring Baker was second Abe AtteIi,
and avoided Neil's best blows by side-stepping
and brilliant blocking, using the Eddie Hanlon
crouch to perfection. Neil landed some of TIE
best blows in his ring career, but they did not
materially affect the speed of his clever op.
ponent. In the eighth round Nell smashed a
right hook to the stomach which should have
won for him by the slumber route, but Baker
swallowed 1t and came back for more.-
The second round marked the appearance Of
a new ring star in the pugilistic horizon, for it
was in this that Baker tore loose for the first
| time, even having been knocked down In the
| first period. H.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NORTHERN LEAGUE In MINNEAPOLIS?

citation games. and would give the Northern as
sociatton ideal circuit which would make the
league Of the best-paying propositions in
baseball history.
1t is stated that the question will be taken
up with the American association officials, and
If their permission be secured plans will
be formulated at once to organize teams for the
two big cities. 1t is also suggested that both
leagues could make use of the same grounds,
thus saving both leagues considerable expense.
Alr. Lamb would not state who it was who was
working the project, only that it was a man
who had plenty Of backing and was base
ball authority.
This scheme looks rosy, but hardly possible.
The American association magnates would hardly
agree to the deal, and without their consent the
Northern league could not enter the twin cities.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
Snecial to The journal.

Special to The Journal.
Crookston, Minn., Aug. SIT has leaked out
that Minneapolis and st. Paul may have a
team in the Northern Baseball league next year.
Manager Lamb of the Winnipeg team, which Is
member of the league, stated last evening
while in the city, that a twin city magnatc
conferred with Northern league magnates in
Fargo the past week and canvassed the situa-
ton. The result Of the conference was that
the proposition was good one, and if possible
the league ought to be extended to take in the
two big cities of the state.
Should Minneapolis and st. Paul have teams
in the Northern association the schedule would
be arranged that games would be played
In the twin cities when the American association
teams were out on the circuit. This would give
the two cities good ball games every day durns
the season, and would undoubtedly do much tc
boom the game. 1t is believed that such ar
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
RINGS IN PROFESSIONALS b..
CoughlinA Borrows Four Saints to Help
Wallop Brookings.

Manager Sam Coughlin of the Lund Land team
Is out to "get' the Brookings Reds in the
series beginning next Saturday and II the Da-
kota champions win the big end this time 1t
will be an awful blow to some one In talking
this morning Sam said: ~ have decided to win
the big end of this series from the Reds and
am sparing no expense in doing 1t. was over
to see Mr.. Lennon of the st. Paul team and
secured the services Of four PLAYERS who die
Van Zant. Moore, Parkins and Kelcey. and will
tho addition Of Pitchers Green Of the lowe
league and Kilroys Of che millers will certainly
gives$the visitors d Scare. is4sgasf
The Brookings team is playing at La Crosse
Wis. today against the La Crosse club which
is leading the Wisconsin State league To
morrow and Friday, they will play Mt Delano
and Saturday will take on the Lunds at st
Paul for. the first game Of the series
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
A. pb,1adelnhia- r H z
St. Louis .........0 0 0 % !
philadelphia ..... o 0 0 0 O 81 = -
Batteries-Thompson, Brown and Marshall;
Duggleby and Donovan.
A. roston- r II e
pittsbnrg As s'O '....221o o1oo1o o. IL 9
Roston .....2 O O 3 0 0 % 8
Batteres-Lynch and Gibson; Wltnerup anu
Needham.
c,ncinnot al .ro41oo zoos 10 2
| Rrooklyn .....O 90 0 0 0-1 =
| Batteries-Wicker and Livingstone; McFar-
| land and Bergen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
CURRENT AND REMP
WORKING TOGETHER

Superior, Wis, Aug. S.-Richard Remp, CEN
ter of the Wisconsin football team for four
years, and Earl Current, captain and fullback
of the University Of Minnesota football team,
are at the Head Of the Lakes, where they are
for the same concern, on the same dredge.
Bitter rivals in the football world, the men
are working for dredging company. They are
inspectors Of the material taken out and the
work done, and their work is along the same
lines. It is said the relations between the two
men have improved lately and that both are
making good dredging inspectors.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
WORTH THE MONEY
TO HIT THE UMPS

New York, Aug. SIT is worth $40 any
day to hit an umpire who made decision like
his" So spoke William Krauss when arraigned
before Magistrate Whitman in the Harlem po-
lice court yesterday on a charge Of assaulting
Umpire Johnstone at the polo grounds. After
the fine had been imposed Krauss drew large
roll of bills from his pocket and paid the as
sessment. He told the magistrate what he
thought of the umpire and left the courtroom.
Krauss was spectator at the game between
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

the Chicago and New York clubs at the polo
grounds Monday. He was angered by Umpire
Johnstone's decision calling Devlin out at the
plate. After the game over cushions start
ed to fly in all directions. One of them struck
tombstone the nose, knocking him down.
ducked it and placed Krauss under arrest.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
FRED TENNEY BATTLES WITH JUMPS. KLEIN

ways considered the property of the local club.
He then attempted to search the umpire's pock-
cts.
An exchange Of blows followed and Klem it
is alleged, threw Of the balls at Tenney,
hitting him in the face Both men bear marks
of the encounter, which, it is expected, will
be reported to President Pulliam of the Ma
tional league.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NORTHWEST BASEBALL
FOX WAS A HERO,

Hayward, Wis, Aug. s.-The Hayward team
won a fast game here Sunday from Lake Ne
bagamon to 2. The victory was due to a
three Dagger made by Fox, the local catcher
in the ninth inning. The game was played In
ward. McGrath and Fox; Nebagamon, McCorkle
and Stuesser. Hayward has only been defeated
once this season. g.. = = u = 80 :, Y
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

New Richmond, Il Wis.,, Aug. s.-The New
Richmond SWhitesox will play the A.s3A. A.
baseball team in st. Paul next Sunday, Aug.
10; the Whitesox will try conclusions with the
Amery. Wis, team In this city, and will meet
the Cumberland, Wis.,, team also In this city
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
CLEVELAND BUYS PITCHER.

fcially announced it had purchased the release Of
Pitcher Liebhardt Of Memphis. the star twirlet
| of the Southern league. He has won twenty.
three games out of thirty, winning four double.
! headers. The purchase price is reported to be
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
MISCHIEF II. WON.

San Diego, CAL. Aug. s.-Mischief II won th,
second and deciding race for the Upton cul
yesterday afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
Journal Special Service.

uUu1I't 6PoC1u1 1ot V1oo'
Boston, Aug. s-Following yesterdays Nation
al league baseball game between Boston and
Pittsburg there was a personal encounter be-
tween Manager and First Baseman Fred Tenney
Of the Boston team and Umpire Klein.
Tenney accused Klein of neglecting to de-
liver the balls used in the game, which are al
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE. CLUBS,

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at st. Louis
At Detroit y
Detroit ..........O 1000 % Is 5
Washington ...2 O1 O1 % 0-6 2
Batteries-Siever Thanks and Warmer Kit
son. Hughes and Wakefield.
At Chicago- R-H q
Chicago ............o ooo22o "a s 9
Philadelphia ....:. @ 0 0 0 0 90 @
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Waddel and
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
PLATO WON TEN GAMES.

F1ato, Mimi. Aug. s.--Plato defeated Brown
ton at Lake Marion ball park by score of 4
to 2. The Plato team has won ten games out
Of thirteen played. H.. ..es 5sa. ~ &fs
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

Excelsior defeated the Kline & Tilsbury team,
at Exsesios SUNDAY afternoon 10 to Excel
MRe ann oh the X
Mann struck out ten of the Minneapolis team,
and got four hits out Of FIVE times at bat:
Vierling caught fine game for Excelsior, and
gathered in thSee hits.
The Jakes Buffet team would like to arrange
game for Sunday. Address c. Anderson, SIS
Lumber Exchange
The Crystals would like to arrange game for
Sunday with the. !Thills Harriets . or Clovers,
For games address Eugene Hamlin. 1925 Uen1
avenue n.
The Iroquois defeated the Anoka Acmes Sum
day at the latter place, by the score Of Z TO 3.
The feature of the game was the pitching Of
Carlson for the winners. and the heavy batting
of the Iroquois. The score:
Acmes .............1 / Q o o Ia I .
The Fisher team has secured the lease Of the
salzer's grounds. Twenty,frst avenue and Fourth
street n. Eddie Haglund, the crack Salzer
shortstop. will be seen in the Fisher uniform for
they can hold their own with any team in the
Wh Red Wing w09e OF te 6F sn ag
49,. A game is wanted for next Sunday. Ad-
dress Manager Walter Gilbert, 21 First
street n.
The Rtdells defeated the Monte Carlos by the
score of 9 to 6. The features Of the game
were the batting Of the winners and the pitch:
ing of Knutson. The management of the Rydeli
team is anxious to know who the Fairv1ews
are and why they publish an account of game
with the Rydells. As far as can be learned tins
report was sent in as spite work on the part
| of an enemy of the team. For games with the
| Rydells address c. B. Knutson, 2440 Newton
avenue n. T. C.. phone 1883.
The Hopkins Nationals in search of game
with some fast team in the northwest OF in
Minneapolis. For games phone Manager Mengs
| T. C. bS77. or n. W. 1927.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
FAST GAME PLAYED.
NEW RICHMoND's SCHEDULE.

Long Prairie Mimi. Aug. SIN one Of the
fastest games played here this season Long
Prairie won from Osakis by a score of to /
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

The Crystals would like to arrange a game for
Sunday with the Thills. Harriets or Cloyers,
For games address Eugene Hamln. 1925 Uenn
avenue n. . -s-e
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
BERGER GETTING AS
BRAVE AS A LION
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special service. NJ
wilkesbarre Pa, Aug. s-sam Berger, the
California pugilist who is here today visiting
his uncle, declared that he will at any time
sign articles to meet Jack O'Brien in twenty
round 50 after Oct. 1. and he is anxious to show
that he win finish fight. He characterizes
O'Brien's challenge bluff, and said that t
If the Quaker meant it he would not have
skipped off to Europe immediately after issu.
ing it. st gl.' ... 7r .@'. H..f .s.'A".f
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
RAIN STOPS HARNESS RACE

Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. S.-The grand circuit
races scheduled for yesterday afternoon have
been postponed on account of heavy track. ~.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

The Jakes Buffet team would like to arrange
8 game for Sunday. Address G. Anderson, SIS
Lumber Exchange.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

The Iroquois defea ted the Anoka Acmes Sum
day at the latter place, by the score Of Z TO 8.
The feature of the game the pitching Of
Carlson for the winners. and the heavy batting
of the Iroquois. The score:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
EASTERN LEAGUE

Montreal 0. Providence 6.
Toronto 0. Newark s..
Bufalo-Jersey City. rain.
Rochester IL Baltimore 3-2.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
SAINTS LOSE TWO.

Columbus Ohio Aug. S.-Columbus took two
games yesterday from St Paul by superior all
around work. Robertalle secured his first shut
out of the season when he held the visitors to
four hits in the opening game. during which St:
Paul pulled of the third triple play of the
American association year. Splendid catches by
Coulter and Pickering cut ST. Paul out Of
chances to tie the score. Wheeler and Rocken
field sent from the field in the second In
ming of the final game. The scores:
First Game f
Columbus ...1112 2oO1 *-6 /
st. Paul ......O 0 o 0 0 0 0 90 8
Batteries-Robertaille and Blue; Pruitt and
Drill.
~ Second Game e
. Columbus 80 10 ooO*-e 8 Q
st. Paul @ 4 90 O-5 10
Batteries-Veil Groth and Blue; Coy, Rode
baugh and Drill.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NEW men FOR
MILLER TEAM
Dennis Sullivan Is as Good as
Sold to the Cleveland ~-.
Aggregation.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Louisville.
st. Paul at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City at Columbus.
Special to The journal.
Toledo Ohio Aug. S.-The final game OF the
Toledo Minneapolis series, which was to have
been played here yesterday afternoon, was post
poned on account of rain and the minneapolis
team left last night for Louisville. Weather
conditions We're favorable for the game until
about 3 o'clock, when rain began to fall II
torrents.
Manager Mike Kelley Is with the millers ant
last night said that he had been out In search
OF players and that two pitchers, one in.
fielder and an outt1elder would join the team
on the last trip of the season.
He also told of his friends that the
Cleveland management is after Denny Sullivan
and from his talk it looks tho the star rlgh
fielder will go. Peaches Graham, the Mime
apolis utility man, will hereafter be on the
catching staff, as Catchers Shannon and Yeagel
are both out Of condition. Graham has played
every position the Minneapolis team, ant
has pitched a number of good games. He II
O good catcher and accurate at base throwing
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

winnipeg h{ me"sn.on. oo1ooo-2 I
Houghton .........3 Q 0 IS IL
Batteries-Sporer and Voss; Barry and Smith
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
CcLONELs GET BLANKED.

Louisville, Ky. Aug S.-Kansas City defeat
ed Louisville yesterday by batting Putnam
at opportune times. Swami puzzle to the
locals turnout. The score:
H Z
louisville ..O 0 90 900 6
Kansas City ......O / 0 0 0 %
Batteries-Puttmann and Shaw; Swami and
Leahy.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Oskaloosa 8. Clinton l (ten innings).
Burlington 3. Waterloo 2.
Rain ut Fort Dodge. no game.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

!. - Win IGEAA AIlx4S y -
Wheeling 3-5, Springfield 80.
South Bend 1-3 Evansville 2-1. E
Grand Rapids-Terre Haute, rain. &
Canton Dayton, rain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Birmingham 2-2. Atlanta IL.
Nashville 8. Montgomery 2. -
Shreveport 8. Memphis 0.
Little Rock-New Orleans. rain.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
CENTRAL LEAGUE

Wausau g. Freeport 0.
Green Bay 3. La Crosse l. .. -l
Eau Claire g. Oshkosh Z. e.. 49,. ID ..
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Dr1uth- r II e
Duluth ...........o 0 oO11 So 8
BatterIes-Cummings, and Helling; Mcmillan
and Stewart. .@
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

At Calumet II
Lake Linden ....O 0 0 0 Q 0 II 7
Calumet ..........1 1 o 0 ~
Batteries-Newcomb and Kurke; Morrison and
Mutter. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
, WESTERN LEAGUE
WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE

Pueblo s. Sioux City T.
Denver ~. Des Moines 4.
Omaha Z Lincoln 5.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

The Hopkins Nationals are in search Of game
with some fast team in the northwest o< in
Minneapolis. For games phone Manager Meng.
T. C. bS77 or \. W. 1927.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

Acmes .............1 o o o 0 Ia I
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

5 Cottonwood, Mimi, Aug. s.--The Cottonwood.
Grays clashed with Madison at Hanley Falls
yesterday, the former. winning BY "a score of
2 to 0. Lines for the winners pitched Won
derful ball, striking out twelve men and al
touched up for ave hits, which came at ops
perfume times. The feature Of the game was
Grays Batteries Cottonwood, Lende and Lines;
Madison, Skjei and Davis. i5s
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

Cando, n. D., Aug. S.-Cando easily defea ted
the fast Bisbee team at Bisbee Sunday. The
Bsbee bunch clearly outclassed. and even
Freeman, were not sufficient to put them in
the running, as he was batted out of the box
in the eighth. Spinney, who was on the slaf
beetles to five hits. The game was witnessed
by a large crowd, and was exciting thruout
The feature Of the game was tile fielding Of
Hugh Reynolds.
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Die Beriiaer Welt MusStellmna
fpft 1912

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Iuif su pergdnen. Sn Mirf[imteit
lit oaa Snterelfe an Weltnusftelun.
aen ourhaus nibt erIabn1t nno tperin
bic erfDroerlihe BmiihenpauIe aes
u1adt miro 1no Damn Die @eifihte
in tihtige 5dnoe tonnt, finoet eS
fih. oaB Die Belt mieoer Elm gut
Stad nuraefdritten lit uno oaB es
fih lDbnt. oieien Boridritt fih an,
suieben. Bis 1912 iino nod 6 Sabre
bin, biz oahin tam maHGes in
Gunt, WifenibaFt uno Snouitrie
an0er8 aemUr6en fein, tam es ntara
Dies geben, an baS mir beutsutage
niht oenten uno oann Tam Die arDRe
t1ternationale I%usfelu1g in Berlin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-12

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