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rsr nn,sa.a,..nis-lu.. a.sh.

Take Orino Laxa,i,s Fult Syrup.
II swcctens the stomach, ads diges.
ton and acts as gentle sim liant on
the liver and bowels sithou, iri 'taiing
these organs Orino LAxati q rrni,
Syrup cures billousness and h, i.hual
constipation. Does not nauseaie or
grlpc and IL mild and pleasant 10
take. Remember the name orlno and
refuse 10 acccp,apy substitute. u. A.
Quinlan.
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Special Notice

n you contemplate STUDYING tho violin be
sure you consult ueo q wood u New York
city pupil Of Ludwig naumann. solos, and
teacher ~ fripsir aud iieriin Correct meth.
OILS and prDpef schooling guaranteed. Ad-
vanced pupils can cure membership In large
Orchestra now holding weekly rehearsals.
thereby getting the beneat of double tuition
hsfore been oneted IN Denninston. Mandolin
also ia1ght Address
oE0 q. wOUp. Room savings Rank ulds
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Golf Tournament a, r,n.nur.,

PINEHURST. y. C., Feb. Is. -
George W. Keates Of Brae Burn. G. L.
Decker OF Woodland, J. y. Porter OF
Pittsburg and I. Il Newbold OF Wash.
ington survive In the third annual ST.
Valentines golf tournament as the re
suit OF the first and second match play
rounds. aud Kcate- and Becker aud
Porter and Newbold will meet In the
semIhnal rounds for the presidents
cup.
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pir.,,as Foley. Honey aud Tar

Foley & CO., Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and lung
remedy aud on account Of the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's Honey
and Tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. These worthless imi-
tations have similar sounding names.
Beware OF them. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar Is In IA yellow package.
Ask for IL and refuse any substitute
II Il the best remedy for coughs and
colds. u. a. cuinlan.
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CATTLE supply fTht. market steady,
choice. rtpe. prime. NpusIo. veal
HOGS : Receipts iight, market slow
prime heayics g 81 mediums and heavy
Workers. q Nl1 o.. light Workers. q sfu
~. pigs 81. rnurha tfa90
SHEEP AND LAMBS :. supply light
market steady. urlmn WetlefH 4 i0Hi 10
uiis aud common. Lel. lambs. tgi.h
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Don Dome m, Ascot.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. i5.-Don
Domo won the second race az Ascot by
five lengths. stepping the six furlongs
I'm 1881 The ffth race was won by
Taos. but the judges decided that the
horse had fouled Elmdnlc. and he was
disqualified and placed last.
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Yana.r Won In rif,h.

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. Feb. Isl
Benny ianger last night won from'
Morrison Of ST. Joseph. Mich. In the
NH round.
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Colonel Beb Only wIp.i.. r.,.r,,,

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb 15.-Colo.
mel Bob. al ! TO 2. was the only favor
lie 20 win az oaklawn. The operations
u the bookmakcrs aud the policy OF
the track management gave no lndlca-
lions Of an early termination OF the
meeting.
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as.,. Health sna s,sfsst 90 ns,h., en-.
Child.

Mne. WtNsJOW's tOUrfIfNU SYRUP. fof
0hliiftn tucinigR soficns the gums. reduce.
collie. foficrily sale ~ all casct We wolil
sfy ~ cVefy mother uuo has n suffering child
DO not let your prejudice. nor the prvludlcts
~ oihrra. stand b.tween you and your snffcr
nilsolnisiy sure-to fuliyu tho use OF this
ana. w ne. n timely us-d. ".ioe zoe. bottls
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Suffered day and night the torment
Of itching piles. Nothing helped the
until | used Doan's Ointment II cur.
I'd me permanently. Hon John Il
0arrci' Mayor, Oirard, Ala.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 15.-At Oak.
land Peerless Lass surprised the talent
by winning the fourth race IN good
style. The mile event went 20 Miss
RIFLE after driving finish Of the first
four horses.
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ThI.,,.a.,,,. n, 10 ,or.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. 14.-Fa-
vorltes won four events at oaklawn.
Form players lost heavily on the sixth
race. which was won by Thlstledown.
AZ 10 70 I. and almost overlooked In the
betting
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The Rutland route OF the Nov YorI
Central lines IL the short and dlrcc
route 30 New York, Boston, Montreal
and all western points Express trains
Pullman cars. 00u
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TUNIS. Feb i5.-rncmicr NOLAN.
med u AEiz bon Alour l. dead here at
the axe OF nlncty.n,e.
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Irue ChlXalrY.

Knicker-Does he carry things for
his wife,
Neutrality-suspicious. but the point
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cigar Iisht.r ~ Ascot.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Feb. 1.-THE
Elks special was the feature nc Ascot.
Cigar Lighter. with Koerner up. had
no difficulty In winning by n length.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-02-15

Accidents will happen but the hes
regulated families keep DE- Thomas
Electric oil for such emergencies. II
subdues the pain and heals the hurts.
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Weather rroba biiitie..
Fair and colder. northwest winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Cie.Iaa stock aas,a,Iaa..

Money on call steady ~ n. per cent
prime mercantile paper. t.dsi. pei cent
exchanges. tsts Nligi. balances. 50 - "a
Closing prices
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ro.crnE A coin N oxn ma,

7 axe LAXATIVE BRoNo Qulnins Tablet,
nRovE's signature Z On each tos. isc
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Pills crpFp m a ToIsp AYs

PAzo OINTMENT I. guaranteed 70 cure any
Piles 10 v " DAYS " nwpey fcfunist ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Sin gan5cr Grfolg.

Gle WIeoeralltlllbrlt1tg bon Ealtor u.
=. Sterger'S @eibnohts Gantantc
III Der GrcieinigfeitS STRIDE aber.
molS glott bon Staten gegor.
gen. - IuSge5eihncter 9eiud.
Die @icoerouifiibrung ser bon ga
tor Sterger u%erfnBten nelten Wet1.
nodtS.G ontote elmer Wtlltter 2eiO,
III Der @eibnoAts5eit" iiiate oie oeut.
Idle Greieini9feltS. Stride, iuie ant Der.
ilollcncn Sonntog Ibcno, oerdrt. oab
ni6t einnol Elm Stebplos fir SpGter.
fonmcn0e iibrig 6lieb. Nue lauif).
ten Ser IdonclL polfstbilmliden, oellt.
id)en Sprofc, bic 0oS berrlide Stiid
d)orofteriiirtc. Iie bcgleitenoeu 8es
idllge, G6orc unb Solo,Eortie'n mltr.
0cn mciitcrboit gum IuSorud &c.
bradt; cbenio lang ser gemiidte
glbenoGbor portreiflid).
Scr 9eionglihe Sbcil lag in 9Gn.
oen oeS G6or.G irigenten Erof. 3. SEA.
rolltS, mGbreno ser inltrunlentaIe
5bcil bon @rn. Srib Stcrger geleitet
iultr0c.
aaerliebIt iongcn Die beioen fleinen
MG06en @ltithen ultO 9uishen
Sdnliot orci berrlid)e 2ie0er, moiiir
iie BON Yoitor Sterger idone, gol'
Oene Gbren5eidcn empfirgcn. gl6er
nltd) &eiI6en alein, Ser @eibnod)tS>
ert9el, uno Sron5isfo Siridl Die Den
Frolog ipraf), entIeoigten iif ibrer
N~uigabe ouf's Bette.
Im Shllilie iprad) Ser Gaitor iei.
men getrclten Mtitbelfern, bic iih ibrer
i6luieri9en Nufgobe 10 bereitiuilliJ
bingoberL ieinen ber5Iiflten Can't,
nGmlid) Ben Ionten: gntonia aaro.
ms, &otbarina Gorbon Eduline
9inoer, 2olliie Wepcr. anna 8ogel,
Soo unb Nlfrieoa alotid, ioluie ben
Serren Nuguit V. Nodner, Sob. Geo.
Gogcl, Seinrib Hid)ter llno @eorg
2ein.
Die Greieini0feits Stride bat es
nun luieocrbolt beluieien, Dab cine
e6tc oelltide airdengemeinoe in Bal.
tinlore 9etroit Der 3ufunft enteegen
iebcn oori; oenn eS lit aud nift sic
~gcringitc @einbr porban0en, baB bic
oeutid)e Sprode bel ser Sitgerb per.
loren gebt, lpcru Der Eoitor nit 2eib
unb Scele oieier Sprade ergeben lit
ltno ieinc 8emeinOe oafiir begeiltert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Mbermals u&itriul.Saf."

Ser mpitcri6ic nGronf," ser icincr
2ci0enid)oit BARN fr0bnt. oic alcioer
junger WGOden nit &itriOl 81 be
lpritcr mo }u pCr0crbCL ioHb &C.
ltcrn NodmjttoQ cin n1ocrcS Opier
inc Der 1~4.j0bridcu &elen Snitb.
9to6 ibren AnBoben lit Der Monn
olti Oen Die MISUNDERSTANDING Ger
Nngeoriffencn pom Snmitng Aben0,
SRI. @ertruoe Ottoman, BON Dem
NttentGter Der Eoli5ei gcnou pnBt.
ont @roaorpop, 5lpiiden Der Wooiion.
.no Wom1ment StroBe, ntebrere
Wfdle an ibr Dorbei gegdngen ip1ter
6cnlerfte lie Damn, OoB ibre Shiirje
bon elmer Gbenoen Sliiiiigfeit Der.
6rnlllt ipur. Ter Wtuun trcibt nm
icin ~llnpeicn ibon lett Dem II. 30
penlbcr 1903, obne Dab Is Der Foli5et
gelirgt, irgeuO meld)eS Siht in oas
Gunfcl ieiner Eerionlihfeit 5i brins
gen. Gie 3obl Der Spfer oes
oGronfs," ein ioIdes ntB es fem
pcnn IS nitt Elm nihtsmiiroiger
9urihc lit, belduit iid ihon auf rabc.
5u %. ST. madte iein Grideinen in
mreselmdBigen 3eitrdumen, 10 am
II. gfopenlber 1905, Damn am II.
9(pril, 81. Ipril, 3. OCTOBER, 5. geo.
pen1ber, II. Hopember, 81. 9e5ember,
30 2e5ember unb iebt nieoer am 5.
uro G.. Sonuar, urb ieoesmal iibte or
ieine unbeilpolle Sbatigfeit on mebrez
rem fleinen ODER groberen Wtdoden
aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

5iiten &earns u1to 6ofe ullter ser
2lnidplI0iglng 0e3 tb1tliferl SIN.
8riif5 ouf Darn 0ougbertp perbaftet
u1o beitROet iif jett in Der mittleren
Eoli5eiitatiou, m1breno Warp i'm
Sta0tsSoipital 5rpiIden 2eben uuo
300 idpuebt. &atie mar betrlinfen
un0 gerietb ii6er cine oerlegte 5iaife
@bisfep in iold)e @utb, 6aB Tie Warp
NIT SpuduGpfen, Neiiern rato anoe-
rem @affen bearbeitete uto idlieBlid),
ais Wtarp am 9o0en lag, nod nit eia
mem &niippel mtf lie IoSIhlug. Die
Eoli5et miro oeriudlen, alsiinoig SIT
mn6eu, no Seattle 0en 8biSfep ber6es
fam, Oa cine 3eu9in 6e3 Gorfalles
iagte, OaB ocrielbe crit geitern 9lbeno
g~efalft mllpoe.
EoGt I'M 9ett AT gefun.
Sen, - Geitern 8ormtttag gegen
If llbr mur6e Irtb1tr Q. Ioams in
eillcm Simmer ieiner 8obnung 0r.
1911, Sonoper.S traBe. bon ieiner
Sdpeiter 6rou Teorl Streib foot
I'M 9ctt ouigcfunben. Coroner Otto
M. Neinbarot pom iioliden Giitrift
%conitotirte, OoB ser Gpb In 6olge ei.
mes &er5idloAcS ein9etreten mar.
AbonrS luor 80 Sabre alt uno IN.
perbeirutbet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

oeltti6e SABINE Ibolf S6GOler. Ser
6inau5beri6t lolltete GuBerit giinittg,
oanod bctrdgt oo8 Gereinsnerm6gen
1886. 9as Gonite beridtete BON
ietnen 6ortihritten fir ben 0tasfen'
bali am IS. Sanllar in Der u@erma.
nta-MdnnerdorsSaae," Der, nod Den
Sorbereitungen 81 idlicBen, gcroOez
3l ~gIGn5enb 5u lper0en peripridt. GoS
GreigniB 0eIlelben miro cine bumori.
itilde Nufiiibrung, betitelt Scr
@ouptmolm bon &0penif," iein, IN
Der &r. &uOoli Berger sic litclrole
mo 0r. emil @odeniuB Den 9iir8er.
mciitcr Gcben miro. Gin Wtitglico
puroe oifgenomnten.
oGunton 2teoerfran5."
Der nGouton 2ieoerfron5" bat iif
mieccr 81 iei1er olten 9liitbe a1tfge'
ihpungen, % Ginger eriammelten
iif geitern ~9}ad]mittug in Gpring's
Snlle, ode Der 3. StroBe l1no Salt.
9uenlle, unO iibten lU1ter 2eitItg oeS
0iri8enten 6rieOr. GarollS Die lido.
mem 2ie6er ,@obin nit Ser Srelt0"
non Slider uno Ser @eiana" bon
8nrl SGier. Sn Der iih onidlieBell.
ben General . &crInmmlllng muroe1
IolBenOe @enmte crudblt: HrGliOent
N0. 3abntc, &iceprGiiNent Matb.
Suffer, Sefrctar &crnnnn EreItits,
6iml5ietretGr Mid)nel 6ritib mo
S6oBmeiItcr GbcrborO Gprin9. IS
wltrOen Sorbereitutgel fiir cine Dem.
nad)ltige MISUNDERSTANDING Gctrof-
len unO baiAloiien, cinet WaSfetball
o~b5ilbalten. G5 muroc nugcmeln
ireltoig be9riiBt, 0aB Die InItrcnglln'
gen beS &crberQSpaterS @bcrbaro
Gpring NIT 10 i6Gnem Grfolge &c.
front mllr0cr, lut0 bic llcbcr5clglltg
a1lSBcipro6cnL 0ab Ser nGonton Sic
Ocrfrnn5" baI0 nit an Der Spite Der
oeutlbcn @ciolrg0crcine in baltimore
itebcn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Tiir SrlanS nno ySumc Gnle."

jSltr Jrlnft0 nH0 uSDftc Nile.'
GoS Sbeoter bis out Sen Ictten Glob
gefiilt. - Giele a~ngeiebene gol.
timorer antpeieno. - @ouper.
relr @oriielo fiibrte ocn @oriiB.
9oS ergliihe GorIoment5mit,
Glieo Su5leton iprid)t.
Inter Sen Allipi5ieu ser Ser. Sri
id)en &igo bon 9lmerifo" foro geitern
NbcnO i'm YMorpInnos Sbeoter" elm
@mpiong 3l Gbren Der irIGnoiihen
0}it8Iicber oca Cngliifcn &orIo.
mcntS, $50. &idor0 @o3Ieton un0
SbomoS s. Settle, itntt, un0 mar OoS
Gbeater nit ettbuiioitii6en SrlGn'
bern bis nlf Sen letten Elab gefiiIlt.
8iele ongeieberc 8ijrger @oltt.
more'S moren anmeienO, borunter
Die Hidter Stodbrioge uro Seltislcr,
Die WoporS.Gon0iboten $. Stetpart
@rolpn, @. Ga6el Bruce uno 6ro1lf
&. Wodter H.. b. u.
Nl@ @ouperneur @opin @uriiel0,
oic bcioen Observation-Disclosures
Gon1rcB . Nbgcor0retcr Sobr Sborp
@illiuntS BON Wiiiiiiiippi Stootpros
furotor Gnbcu ". 9rlice, ser 9rGii.
bcnt Ser 2igo. Oifoel s. Npon bon
YbilooClpbio, ln6 sic Wlitglteoer oc3
Gmpiongs 2 Gomitc'a sic 9iibnc be-
trotcn, brod oic Men1c ir Iouten
@eiioQ aus. Ger rationale &ice.YrG.
libent ser n&cr. SrI1uoii6en 2tgn
uon Nmerifu" Wfifoel s, Ge6bing
croifncte Die Gcrionmlultg ur0 tell.
te @ouoerreur Gotpin Morfielo olS
&orlite1oen Dor. ser @ouperneltr
belt cine fltr5e Nniprode unO iagte,
rob CT Iid) grobcn llnbeduemlid)fei.
ten u1tcrjogen babe. nm bieien iltl,a
gen 8%efiirluorter BON Some Nulc"
IN Srlnnb begriibcn 81 f0nnel, mo
CT lei iibcr5cu9t, Dab tctn Stoot IN
ser Union oemielbeu eil,en 10 ber5li.
d)cn Gmpfolt8 Ncbcn milroc, mie Wo.
rpIono. Sic NcQieruuIg ser Ser,
Stootcn lei ouf Dem @cNc Ser Sen.
troIiiotion nno 9%lbid)ofiulg ser
Stontcnrcdte, llno merbcn mir oitd)
bier bolb III cinclt Sample ucriuidclt
mcrbeu, III rcru mir oui sic SiiIfe
Siilie Der irlGnoiifen Nmerifoncr
rcdner f0nren, on cS lid, olth bier
TIM ,Sonte Hule" lIno Selbltregie.
rllng bonbeln miro.
Ser nGdIte Steiner nor Serr &id).
&n5leton, boS irlGnoiihe Yorlu.
mcntsmitglieo. 9erieIbe Iogte, ooB
or in belr lebtell orei Wonoten IN bic.
len &erIdmn1llnqen IN hen Scr.
Stoote Qeipro6en babe. bod miille
CT iugcn, Dob 6ieic 8erionmtlun9 10.
mobl ir @r0Be, mie ser anipeietbeit
o%ngeiebeter WGnrer uniibertroifen
oaItebe. Gie Iniueietbeit elmer 10
groBen Gr5obl folder bodlgeItelten
Wi1rer lei ser bette @cmci8 fir bic
So6e Srlono's. Sic beiten 2eutc, Die
Genfer uno potrintiIdItcn @iir9cr
itGnben oilf Seite Srlono's, fpG6reno
sic Sein0e STRANDS iid) aus Sen &c.
onlteu ltno Iemteridoern refrlttirten.
G~roIonb bot nit 6ieIer mo rieii6clt
8cloiummen, mel6c linn 5ur @eriii.
9ititg ItGnbent Srlono inter ietn
Sod gebraht.
Die iibriQer Hebrer moren sic
$50. Mifoel 8. &non So6n S6orp
@iaioms. u. GobcG Bruce. Inter
2citur1 oes Serrn Gbonlos =. Wfc.
9tuItr lultroe Elm porSiiQlidyeS m,ii.
foliihcS Eronrnrm burdgeiiibrt.
Sod ser Hcbe bCS @ouoerlteurS err
hobelr id, une Nrrreierbcr. oIS Oos
SrheIter oMtornIor6. mciu Woru'
LAMB" ipielte. Cine Gpleftc muroe
erbobelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

q riinbung zines GSpe'
ranto SEER ". Q.
Sambur9er bon Rr. 1924, Moiber-
Strabe, Stills . @ei61iisfiibrcr Der
6irmo 9odifilo, aobn & So, bat
nit Ger 8~riinbung eires Esperanto
Gereina begonnen. @ie Serr Sam'
burger ia9t, miro ser @eltiprahe
erobcs Sntereiie entgegen gebradt,
urO bofft er. balo eirem 8erein 81
Stanoe 81 brirgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08

@ q + + d e | NJ / d. elm
% o o. Seattle &apes BON Nr. 207,
@beitnutltraBe, cine Sniafin zines
6reroenbauies, niiroe geitern albeiro
bon Sergeant Senfins uno Dem Eoli.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-08
Gnpfaug bcS Cardinals.
lleber 1900 9tGmcr, Srauen uno
&iltoer WiiuidJeu Cardinal @ib-
hn1S nin nliidlidnS nni1nS Nhhr

ttlutL l-OO 0tuIIllNly SlNhNh Wv"
&ntoer miiuidyeu CARDINAL Glib
bonS cil gliidlide$ nclleS Sabr.
Cardinal @ibbotS belt g~eltern
Nad)mittag unmittelbar nad) Der
&odJmeiie leinclt NcuiabrSs gmpfang
in iciner Heii0en5 ob uno be8rilBte
cine ii6er 1900 MGnler, 6rauen ltno
&inoer s1bIenoe Menge bcinabe brci-
piertcl StlHpGc lang 0cn CARDINAL I'M
rotben Yarlor i~eillcr &ciiOen5 al Der
ode BON GborleS- unO MlllbcrrDs
Strabe, oae lriibcrcu 9teujobr5 9 Gn1s
pfdllge an ser 3abl Ser 3eilldcr iibcr.
treifcno. ger &ir6cniiirit beinno lid
in mlSge5eid)teter Solute mo bate
Elm ircunoli6es Mort liir Seoermaltn.
Gr iHiert 6ds grfGtgeHfommen Ser
uiclen Nc,tio6rS E @ratulantclr Don
@er5eaD an3uerfeluncn, nm 10 nlebr, oa
cine Nn3abl ieiner @eilder ans an
0eren StGOten, @nibin0ton, Nems
Dorf, ia San SronciSco, gefommen
moren. Ger Cardinal iton0 bIltter
einen Gid I'M rotben Eorlor, ltn0
erbielt ieoer geiitfcr cine 9~tenia6rS'
fnrte, nod)oem er Sen Sting lelner
Gminenj gefiiBt bate. Die Safer =.
6. Gopal u. Z. 9iliiiea, 2ouis 8.
Itltopon uno @nl. q. 5letder aft
ltirten sen Cardinal.
Ger @ottcSoienit, weld)er sem @nl'
pfang poran9ing, mar iebr gut beIltd)t
uno sic &atbeorole bis ouf ben tetten
&lat gefiint. 0n8 6od)anlt wllrOe
bonn @otcr 2olliS S'Oonopan cele-
brit uno mar Gater S6onlaS SlnDtb
0efoil, Soter Sobn 5arreQ Cub
1efan, 9eioe pom ct. Marp's Gent.
mar. Slater @. Z. &uiiea lang bas
Senoriolo yNoel" am Sdtib beS
Sohamts. Ser Cardinal preOi9te,
a~iIiItirt pcgt s. Is. Wc@uinneB nno
So. 9. @eis ais Nfolptcn. GaS mtli-
fnliid)e Yrogrannm inter 2eitilng oeS
9irigcnten ). t. Sale por oilsge-
5cid)net.
Sricoc ibrcr d = Gin
ollberorOcntlih grobeS Srauerge-
iolgc geIcitete geitern Nadnittag Die
irOiid)en llebcrrelte bon 6rait So
bonnn Se0, Satin bon Srn. Senjar
min Sco, pom Sroiicrbuule, 9tr. 212,
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-29
NO PAY COMING
 FOR EXTRA DAY

Little Rock. Ark, May 2S.-(SpeciaD- According to ruling made by President KavSnaugh today. the Birmingham club will not have to pay the players of the league for the extra day caused by nov ing the opening day ahead of the schedule, in order that the champions might have their opening on the home grounds, all though the schedule billed them to open at Nashville. kavanaugh gave permis- sion for the Birmingham Atlanta game to be played at Birmingham on April 9, the day before the regular opening of the season. Now the players of the league claim that the league season began April 9. the day on which the first game was played and accordingly claim pay for the extra day. The other clubs of the league did not wish to incur this extra expense and 1t was said that Birmingham would have to pay all of the players for the extra day. However, Judge Kavanaugh has ruled that unless the various clubs see fit to pay the players for April g, there will be nothing doing in the way of compensation. He also declared that the affair was not case to be settled by the national commission and the case Is considered ended.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-29
ALABAMA LOSES
 SPLENDID GAME
HOGG ALLOWED NO HIT UNTIL
 THE END OF THE NINTH-SAN- DER YIELDED FEW, BUT ALA BAMIANs MADE THREE ERRORS

Macon, Ga., May 2S.-(Special )-In one of the prettiest college contests ever wit messed, Mercer defeated the University of Alabama team today, score, to 1.
 Sanders and Hogg had brilliant pitch CTS battle in which Hogg had the best of the argument. He struck out nine men and allowed no hit until the last of the ninth inning Then Jones beat out a slow grounder to short. after two had struck out and two strikes had been called on him. He went to second on an error and scored on Noojin's two-bagger to left. This was Alabama's only run. Jones played a pretty game at third and Noo- jim did good work at first for the visit ing collegians. Mercer made no errors till the ninth. R.H.E. Mercer ..... ...... ...... .000 030 00%-3 Alabama ....... ... ....0O0 900 O01--1 2
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-29
OTHER GAMES.

Union Springs May 2S.-(Special )-The first of a series of games between Troy and Union Springs was played here this afternoon, resulting in victory for Union Springs by a score of to 0. The lineup follows Troy, Parker, pitcher: P. Leslie, left field Beard, first base; Golson. cen- ter field; Cameron, shortstop; Solomon, third base; Parks, second base; Compton, catcher; McSwain, right field. Union Springs: Chappell catcher; Weems, pitch CT: McAndrew, first base; Lovelace, sec ond base; Elsey, shortstop; Rainer, left field; Gholston, center field; Perry right field; McMillan, third base. Summary: Struck out, Parker 12. weems 4 hits apportioned, Parker 6, Weems 4
 Up to the sixth inning the score was to 0, and by heavy batting Union Springs piled up seven more runs.
 Monday afternoon the Perfection Mat tress company team defeated the Blr- mingham Giants by the score of to B. The feature of the game was the pitch ing of Vaughan and the batting of Per lection Mattress. The Perfection Mat tress knocked out two pitchers. Bat teries: Vaughan and Berckhalter; Shrop- shire, Cox and Dabney.
 The Perfection Mattress company team defeated the Stowers' Furniture com
 
 feature of the game was the pitching of Vaughan, who struck out ten men, and also the regular hitting of Perfection Mattress. This is the seventeenth game Dudley Vaughan has pitched for Perfec- ton Mattress company, winning all sev- enteen. The Perfection Mattress company knocked out three pitchers. Batteries: Vaughan and Berckhalter; Parker, Sulli- van, Butterfield and Donelson.
 
 The Henley school team defeated the Martin school team by the score of IA to ,. The features of the game was the batting and pitching of Fraleigh. A large attendance from the Martin and Henley schools was there
 Batteries: Fraleigh and Frew; Harris and Savage.
 The Perfection Mattress company ball team does not accept the challenge made by the Bessemer team. Mattress does not claim the championship of Bessemer, but of Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-05-29

when wrestling was booming, is here There are countless amateurs, the best of the bunch being Robert Luster.
 They are reviving the sport. Saturday night at the Ensley opera house F'ichtner meets "Young Turk" Jim Parr, the Eng fish champion, will referee the match. Robert Luster challenges the winner.
 There is still more momentous and portentious effort being made to revive the game here Jim Parr is doing his best to bring Charles Leonhardt to Bir- mingham for Tuesday night, the match to be pulled off at the Majestic theatre Leonhardt Is remembered as one of the best Graceo- Roman wrestlers who ever appeared in Birmingham It is remem- bered that two seasons ago he wrestled several matches with Mike Dwyer, at the Birmingham Athletic club.