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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
CHAPTER TX.

II IL the 10th Of May In an arm
chair made nj hickory aud blrchbark
by Cioudin-th Sky. ats Varre l.epage
reading letter frem HIS wife. She Is
ut Winnipeg, and IL coming west as
far az Regina To meet him on his way
down He looks wreck. but hand
some wreck, His refined features
his soft black beard and blue eyes,
his graceful hand and gentle manners
one would scarcely think belonged to
an cvii'heafted man. lie sits In the
sunlight at tho door. wtxageS ebou- IN
mouse and beaver skins This world
Of plain and wood in glad. Not y,
VarFc iepage. He sat and thought oi
what was 10 come. He had hoped at
times that he would die. but twice
Jaspar Hume had said. II demand
your life; you owe II to your wife-to
me~-to Cod" And he had pulled HIS
heart up 10 this demand and had
lived. hut what lay before him. He
saw stony track. and he shuddered
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
Transmission Of Mart.

Recent experiments show that the
popular belief that warts are com.
municable is warranted" SAWS a
writer. "lnoculation OF healthy tissue
with blood obtained from a wart win
cause the growth OF similar ex.
crescence, 1t is thought that these
growths contain an ultramicroscopic
germ To which Is due the transmission
rom one person 10 another. At all
events persons who have warts should
take measures to have them removed
at once"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
Would Bun Ma RisL

Darling. said the young man as he
bent tondly over her chair II wor,a
die for you
Well, reloined the practical but
otherwise fair maid. the rates of IN.
soranee are pretty low. Suppose Won
set your life insured in nv favor for
$4,000 and then die for me-"
And let some other fellow Inv.
uriate on the insurance." exclaimed
the wise Young man. We'll russs
not
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
Want Motonrranspors WV

The Indian government Is y
considering the desirability
motor transport wagons iol I
In moving produce OF out~
districts to market. This 10 eus
ticable. considering the gocd
the plains in India. aud II WV
a problem that has perplexsd
eminent.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
Dream Thai Came True.

During a dinner to welcome
fiancee a young man at Hostiys,l
Prague, told Of a dream he mad
a shot was fired in the house
father rose. as a precaution, Y
move a pistol from the wall. =
he touched it 1t went OF and :
tho GIRL
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03

In Egyptian hyeroglyphies
clan is represented by a pie1a.
duck. Philologists are no.
whether this means that Y
clan In question was looked
a quack or that he was coss
favorite among the fair sci
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03

The other day it started
When II stopped and !
wonder why 1t does not ~
tie boy. four years old,
the sky and said very
guess they must have tura~
there"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
March Of the
White Guard
BY SIR GILBERT PARKER

BY SIR GILBERT PARKER

both from him-and the baby died be
cause of that; God took it--anA Rose
did not know She did not know"
The Factor rose aud walked away
The dog was watching him. He said
to jacques You have good master.
Jacquos--too good and great for the
H. H. e."
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
cuApTgR VII.

In Iaspar Humc's house at mid
night Varre Lepaga lay asleep With
hts wife's letters received through
the Factor--ciasped 10 his breast
The firelight played upon u face pre-,
maturcly oid--a dark. disappointed
face--a doomed face. as II seemed to
the Factor
You knew him. then" the Factor
said. after n long silence.
Yes; | knew him well, years ago,
replied Iaspar Hume.
Just then the siek man stirred In
his sleep. and said distointediy. TN
make II all right To yon Jaspar. Then
came pause and quicker utterance.
Rose - = love you - Forgive--fot'
givei''
The Factor rose and turned to go
and Jaspar Hume, with despaifsns
sorrowful gesture. went over 10 the
bed.
Again the voice said. Ten years
have repented ten years-My wife
Don't. don'ti---I dare not speak~--Jas.
par forgives me. oh. Rose"
The Factor touched Jaspar Hume'S
arm. -This IL deiirium. hc said. He
has fever. You and must nurse him,
Hume You can trust me--yon under
stand
Yea. | can trust you" was tho
reply. But I can tell you nothing
Il do not want To know anything.
II you can watch till two o'clock |
viii relieve you I'll send the medi
cine chest over You know how TO
treat him"
The Factor passed out and the other
was left alone with the man who had
wronged him. The feeling most nc
i've In his mind was pity. and IA he
prepared . draught from his own
stock OF medicines. he thought tho
past and the present all over. He
knew that however much he had suf.
fered. this man had suffered more.
And In this silent night there was
broken down any slight barrier that
may have stood between varre Lcpage
and his complete compassion, Having
slRaced himself from the calculation.
Justice became forgiveness
He molEtened the alex mans lips
ana bathed his forehead, and reused
him once To take a guleting powder.
Then he sat down and wrote TO Hose
I<epaxa. hut he tore the letter up
again and said to the dog No
jacques. cannot. the Factor musi
DO Il. She needn't know yet that Il
was with the white Guard whe
saved him. II doesn't make any bur
den Of gratitude for her. u my name
IL kept out Of Il. And the Factor
musfn't mention ms. jacques --sioi
yet And when he 10 we'll we win ge
To London with n. Jacques. and W
needn't meet her. and Il will be al
right. jacques; all right
And the dox seemed TO understand
for he went over to the box that heis
Il: and hooked IT his master Ans
Janpar Hnuse rose and broke the sea
ana unlocked the box and opened II
but hs heard tbs sick man moan ans
he closed II again and wen, over Il
che bed. The feeble voice said. =
must spsak-i esanot die so--not so
Jaspar-
Ara JaspAr Hume marmared. Co
help him And be inoistened the sip
once again, and put cold cloth o
ths frvered head aud then sat dosi
~ NE IRE again And saxs- LepAa
that Gold help him The restles
hands gre~ quiet the breath seeafn
more regular. and the tortured min
found . short peace With the ei
debsfing iook Ia bis eyes. Jaspa
inme sat until the Factor relieve
him
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03

Human bein S. SAD
as heap like fishes hN
good luck very often tiEas
uufan' but a piece OF ban
In it.-WashiE gton star
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
For the Creates, suees,.

t'''e Is sres;er than any series o,
surroundings that may arec, i, 80
s"v s'eA'eT success ~ lie consists in
lo.'oW,aS the Possibilities Of our hirb,
est selyes-RiAey. -'S l.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03
chinaman of Prcmiss

Seid Back, Jr., son Of sh
est Chinese merchant y
Ore, has been admitted 70
the bar of the federal distric Z
cult courts.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03

The White, Guard lad come back
They were met with cries OF praise.
brokea by an occasional choking sound
from men like Sergeant Gosse. Jas
par Hume has simply acknowledged his
welcome rs he had done the Godnpeed
two months and more ago. lie with
the Factor bore the stick man in. and
laid him on his own bed Then he
came outside. aud when they cheered
him again. he said We have come
safely through and am thankful Bat
remember that my comrades in this
march deserve yoer cheers IN this as
much rs !, Without them | could
hare done nothing in the peFiis that
lay between here and the Harrsn
Grounds"
SIN our iniirmities and In all onr
dangers and necessities" added JET
Hyde the inek OF the world was
In ,hs Book"
j IN ksothes bal. s1as ste %Ssa-
Guard was at ease. and four OF them
were eathered about the great stove
In the store, Cloud in-the-Sky smoking
rlacidv. and full Of cultural EN-
phasis. Late Carscalien moving hts
animaiiik. jaws with sense of sat
isfhction. Gespe TouJourA talking In
Chinook to the indiana, in patois to
the French clerk. and Ia broken Eng
lish TO them all. and len Hyde OK.
claiming on the wonders OF the march
the finding OF varro Lepage AT Mani
tou Mountain. and OF himself and
Gaspe Toujours buried in the snow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-03

Ludwig SzcEygiel. the Roman Catho
lie priest from Chicago who has beer
on trial at Pittshurg for the murde,
~ Andrew and stephen Starzcynski
brothers. was convicted of murder IT.
the second degree by jury, The
priest claimed he Killed the brothers
In self defense
The plans for new vessel OF the
Drcsdnaught class have been received
at Portsmouth. England. accompanied
by orders to commence building the
warship Immediately. Her displace
ment will be 1890 tons, 500 ions
greater than the newly launched Bel
ierophon and Temeraire.
Twenty-Five out OF nfty.eiEht mer
who have been on trial by court.uar
ttal ut Riga. Russia. charged with par
| ticipNiux IN the revolt IN the RSlti,
| province. In 1906 BY which the contro
| OF this section was invested from tn,
| Russian government for months. hav,
| been condemned TO death.
The trial In london of Arthur p
| Greene and Charles Rorer two Am
orleans extradited from New Yorl
charged with robhing the Tinany't
| London store In Bond street OF jewel
| nv aud gems valued at $4,000. re
/ suited In Rorer being discharged. bu
/ Greene was sent mp for Ave years,
Thirty persons were drowned an,
| too houses burned AZ the kosska mine
near kotsrus, Japan A tire starte,
! in the mining works. and while a
Jempts were being made to save tn
/ mine the water reservoir vas broken
tiooding a portion OF the village. Man
women and children were drowned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

John jones made a fortune atari
Ing originally with oua dollar. he
started savings account In the
State Bank % Seattle. corner "
Frat and Yeaiar. BY depoxitlng a
dollar. and from that time on he
saved small amounts FROM his
weekly pay and added b his little
account. Il Naa but short time
before HIS capital and interest
amounted 90 enough so that be vas
able 10 make an investment that
netied him big returns You are
daily missing opportunities 10 make
foFtuuea II You do not start a say
inga account
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SPOKANE WINS In
LAST INNING


sutfcrlng ciuches' After having
had the game packed away on ice,
aese spokane lllghhfndera has to
sneak IN on Harry Rush and steal
What belonged 10 his. and at thc
very last possible moment.
Seattle had scored IN the first
innlnx Mlsiolntod mn Coy had
slonped one over the fence for a
home run Ross had followed with
= hingo bat was lcft on the aaeAs.
Kenny Myers had wanopped out
two lovely hits. one a two. bagEcr
hut ambitious hRaerunninE caused
him 20 be uipped at third one
time. aud NNckcy's Inability Co
roach the ball ut all ON q hit and
run play. resulted In an out At the
plate.
Hut Seattle wasn't Worrying,
Harry Rush. who had up % that
time won every game he had
pitched against Spokane. was ALSO
lutely invlncihlc. The ninth op
oned. Mckuno dropped hit over
second. aud advanced two pegs on
an out Altman had 90 50 and
crack out a scrcetehing two sack
or and Mckuno came in. twins the
score. Then swain.-dod gast hts
uncomfortable habit Of swatting
them-met one on the nasal feature
aad ths winning run came In.
Seattle made an effort. but to nc
avail With Coy and Allen out
Brayette worked. pass and took
second on a passed hall Ashogasi
hit. As the ball sailed to iefi
field and Hruyette dug for home
the crowd went Wild. II he coule
beat the throw the score was tied
hut alas, with a clean scoop ant
a perfect throw, one Sucss got tbs
bali away from him Just rs sh'
runner tdrned the final corner ans
when Bruyette arrived. the ball VA
waiting lie was tagged out ans
the game was lost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
RESULTS AT
VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. ". G.. Sept H.
Following are tho results of yes
terdaYa races
FIRST race. farlonga--Comm0'
dore. won. i.ambertha. second
Mas Provo. third Time. i:DT IS.
Second race. 6 furinngs Rosa
Mary -. WON Tigon. second /.
Dueiilat. third Time. is22
THIRD race. fuFiongn Betsy.
won: Fort Wayne. second. Otto
Price. third Time. tof 2b.
Fourth race. furi0nga=-tady
Mirthfui. won. Maxtfeea, second .
byron Rose. third Time. i:22 IS.
fifth races. furionga Black
Sam. won. Lord Provost. second /.
Laura ". third. Time. So seconda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SPORT0GRAMs

Explosion was tippod al a real
good thing AZ New York. yesterday.
and after the public had rushed
WILDLY 10 PLAY iAo antsnai for first.
sha finished a had third
Pullman has accepted tho Uni.
vefHity Of Washington terms and
the olevena Of the two colleges
viii meet ON the local gridlruu Nov.
81.
Paul Jarvis wlll not play football
this year The "u~ has boat a fine
line man.
son0ma Girl had hard time
beating iilghhaii IN the Hecnnd heat
Of the Haster Columbus stake f'ea
tsrday. and earned her victory
The Washington High school ftset,
bali squad watched the university
working out iaHt night The ilEh
expects 90 beat the u" this year
They came close enough tn doing
this last season. The "U' winning
By a drop kick fgnm the field
Ex Coast pitchers are playing I'm.
portrait parts In the finishes ~ the
biz luMwae races. newton fsoEg
lAehhardt overall. striekictt and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

stood out 90 sea. instead Of follow.
INK Shamrock toward the Jersey
shore. from whence came the wind
Sycamore erred IN following after
q time. aud the master hclmaman
then split lacks aud stood toward
che shore. where be prohsed By the
wind. and when the yachts again
met tlarf went about after crossing
Shamrock's bow and walked
through the los - the visitor
Had Sycamore followed his intens
tion OF hunting tho bteeNe on shore.
he would have won. but he was be.
guiled by barr and u cost him tho
greatest race ever sailed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

May come weat ON the Special one
Way coloniHt rates offered BY the
Oregon r. r. a Nav. Co during
September and October from Chi.
cago. t3300. 81 Louis. 5000.
Omaha. Kansas City Rnd Missouri
River Points. s2500 Tell them or
give me their address. Deposits
taken at the Union Ticket Office.
COS First av.. r. +. Ellis. Gen. AIT
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
SHAMROCK II LED COLUMBIA BY 2
IN. THE MOST EXCITING YACHT RACE
nv oro n. puIroRp.
(World'a Greatest sport Events Re.
told Faneclaily for This Paper

told Especially for This Paper.
Internationally the greatest,
most interesting. most talked
about snortlng event. the enc that
unitea Americans and causes pat
rlntic veins To swell as proud blood
goes rushing through them tn a
race for the Americas cup.
Twelve times have hrtsalna tried
20 rccApture the hottomleas flaEon
which the schooner yacht America
won "a 1851 And ia'uiWes has
Yankee Ingenuity upheld Yankee
supremacy upon the ocean.
Aud 50. M the cup represents the
pinnacle 81 yachting fame, 80 does
the greatest race for this legioncd
cup of silver aud pewter become
tho grandest yachting struggle ever
recorded
Aud OF all the races. that az Fri.
day. Oct 4. 1901. between Sham
rock II aud Columbia. ranks first.
not because u was the cloaea,, bat
through tho sailing. when Yankee
skipper (hy adoptionl Charlie Barr,
With an inferior craft lowered the
eolors OF Iipton'a second challenger
aud outganoralcd Capt Sycamore.
Never had there hecu rs close a
race for the cup. nor la Now York
waters. for that matter.
Never had the cup been Ia such
danger.
Columbia. chosen Tor the second
time 10 defend the cup. won only
after three thrilling races. Tho first
was won In light weather by | min
ute and 80 seconds. including ums
allowance. the second. sailed In q
half sale. by . Is. Including tho al
| iowance.
Hut In the deciding event. which
was sailed In winds dropping from
rs 10 . miles an hour. the event wal
always In doubt. and only barr
saved tho day.
Shamrock actually finished frat
bus Coiumbia'a bowaprit followed
20 quickly that bat two seconds
elapsed.
For minutes the hundreds o.
pleasure craft grouped around tbs
I finish line held thousands Of breath
lrAN spectators who watched tbs
hattie between the 90.foofrfB A.
they thFaahed their way 10 ID.
spot where fame'a golden hand VA
extended.
Every time they spllt lacks IN
white hall Of Columbia was hlddei
behind the Irish craft. bat the lea,
ans shortened ~ every tack. 70
tlarr's canning was holding Syca
more and gaining little every mia
ute.
Finally they stood for the lin,
together. running almost parallel {,
H. while harris grarpca a handre,
whistle cords. ready 10 greet thi
victor.
When Il seemed impossible -
shamrock 60 cross. and when 90
lambia was sncakiug along point
ms high for the line. Sycamore lufl
ed his Irish challenger over. inat a
lho lean white buw % the dafcnde
shot IN front.
Shamrock reached the finish In
first. but Columbia took II By yiFtu
~ a. seconds time allowance an
saved tbs cup.
Tho race had been a iEmilo RAJ
down the wind and a thrash % 1
miles back Columbia was ava
|. first. by 81 seconds. bur was brmte
10 seconds al the iccward mark.
hsrr Won when. after turuinE. 4
Leave pior % soc battlsahip.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
FEMALE RAFFLES GO
REFORM SCHOOL

TACOMA. Sept iss--MlHa May
Case and Miss Florence Troope,
the female raffiaa. charged with
stealing from the Bonneville hotel.
have been sentenced to the state
rnfnrm achnol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Thlelman are all being used for all
there II In them.
Trainer couuibear Of the univef'
sity. says Dan Kelly Is not even
ten second man. Il r. up 20 Dan
20 run again and do something.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Members Of the A. o. U. W. and
their friends and ladies'. are eOrdi.
ally invited 70 attend a dance on
Friday evening. September 90. nj
Columbia Lodge hall. Seventh av.
bet. Pike and Union SIS. Splendid
music. Doors open at O'Clock. 'ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

kummarys TWasbaNa httA Myers Ait
uaa. swain Home ran-4,sY Saefirirf
hita Jauea Staisu easss. NfefE Nuss
= Nuah stFadH cut. ~ huah g. ~
Ciantn flaaea on halls or ituah.
off Ciafin. I Passed e4t SfaHlsF. n
Smtndaiia i f.FN ua hAsas. Nsatf3a. 3.
SPOKANE I umpirv. Ffarg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

The Northwestern steamship
company recelvsd word % the safe
FetnFa 10 Nome 81 John hosenc,
Who has been IN Siberia inyvatl'
gafinR the prospect for n ne@ field
for coast shipping Rosene win be
In Seattle on the neat boat from
Nafsass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
Browns I'm Town

Get our figures on plumbing and
heating Modern baths and sinks
iow prices O. ~. Brown Plumbing
Co. aat T7nn IT, 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

VANCOUVER. sept - --A hasns ran
~ Adams, 81 the Battle team. heekw 40
thn same here yesterday. fns MiNefa
vfnafrg N tho eieveefh inning
se-rs-- RHE
vaaesaysr eantaaaIaaa-s n
Butte . tgteaaaao9e~t az .
BATTERIES Hall and s4r3pu E4nHaia
and Wilkins Nmpire--ff0Wistts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

The trading INDUCED in few
days ago seems 20 have helped all
the players involved MArtinkc II
playing swell ball with Tacoma.
and Nelson started his work for
the Tigers In sensational form.
while Ciynes and Dowmie have
made a bit with the vanceaVcr
crowds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Arsie Ross a out OF the game
again OF all the real. original.
A.Nosi crippiea. this boy IL the
limit tie playH two gaines aud
while ia the act Of making some
beautiful slide. throws his shoulder
ont. q month Ia the doctors care.
and be gets hack 10 the game. For
how long, Two games again. Sc.
attic needs Ross services. for he
Is swell bali player and Dug has
a right to grumbIe over his constant
injuries
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

TACOMA sept Is =-fn q game won
~ Tasarna effh a ae1fe - : 20 Q. vat
one Aterda~H 4aan feashet first Hafe
Nelson. recsHtiF aEaIusfed from van
co0Ner. pitched for Tacoma allow 20
"a pessek aaa HA hut fsf nna hsHsa. ana
was given perfect N4pnort Tits ~
Marstnke. AtaNau and EnEta rrfssA Ia
conra tbs oniY run % TIE game
srafka~ q "a
Tacoma .006faaofsmt 3
Aberdecn 49,. ..eaaeaegae--a 4
Batteries Nelson ard shea. sgArkeii
ana H5hffsaaF ffmptfa.s4II brennan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Nelson pitched = great game for
Tacoma yesterday The long boy
DOT only shut The league leaders
out. but let Aberdeen down with
one hit. q blnEo b noettiKsr Nel-
son issued 40 passes, and the Black
Cat catcher was the only Rough
neck to reach first base
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Hickey followed his stunt % got.
ting three hits Tuesday By striking
ont four times yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

c0EOR1
SEPT 10
private c
ncer was
charge Of
Of the yer
which bel
body Of "
two other
dent here
that all O
drinking 4
Colorado
mitted ID
struck th
an hour q
Impossible
rffrva m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Coy's homer netted scattie's only
run. This boy has certainly been
wall0ping them OF late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

coAsr LEAGUE
nahInna 10. I.rl.rn Q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Some swell baseball was dlshed
un Al Athletic park yesterday. but
tt would have been "swelieF II Sc
attic had Won.
Harry Rush never pitched a bet,
ter game In hts lift Altman and
Swain HIT him in the ninth because
they were due and determined 20
hit. and not because Harry weak
ened.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

Snefs- r. ~ q
W&4HtaHtHn ssss see sssssssssHt
Boston ssssssss ssssssssssl
Bsfterirs-ob1riin and Warner. M1r.
ean and Eriser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19

NATIONAL LRAGuE
New Nark 10. uestnn =
scare nm vs.
New Work. .+4.4.sAsa .ssttssstttf ~ I
ttastnn .ts.tstttt .ttstftfttatts 4
nattcries tyneh ana nresHahaui Fias
heftY auf clarke
Chicago q. Ciaetaaati l.
score MI b.
fhlNeHo tfsfnass ttts tttttftftf. y
Cincinnati tttttHas t4ts fsts-ttt
batteries overall and Sllns weimee
and achloi
Rata ~ rhtiadclphia.
Philadelphia nfeeAiYa Ne gafnei
rain.
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NATIONAL LFAGuE.
M. Nnrh 40. nn.inn Z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-19
TO A
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BOISE.
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have been
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