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The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
BROWNS GET ODD ONE.
Take Three Out of Four from the
HighIanders.

New York. June I.-St Louis made It
three out Of four from the New Yorks
to-day. Howeirs splitter puzzled the
locals, while the visitors hit Orth fairly
hard. and very luckily St. Louis easily
exceHed in fielding. The score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Cleveland, 81 Washington, o.
Detroit, ;; Philadelphia, =.
St.LOuis, .; New York, 3.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 4.
eleven innines)
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall Rirer-Fau River. {; Lawrsnce. O.
Al New Bedfori-New Bedford. II Lowell, 1
a. Brockton-Brockton. l, LINN. 0.
At Worcester-Haverhil. ., Worcester, o
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

A. Holycks-Waterbury 2. H1lyoke =
Al HaTtfUrl-HaTtfCrd. 8. Springfield. 2
At New Haven-New Haven, 8, Nev London. 3,
A. Brdgsp1Tt-Br5scp1rt 8 Norwich L
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE,

At AUggsta-AuE1sts 3, Savanuah. J.
~ Observation-Disclosures, 8; Columbia 0.
At jacksonville Jacksonville. / Macon. 0.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22

AicNslus ------.-----. ! y . SO
Government Printing Office. o. 3
Two-base hits-Chapin Ragan. Gordon. Three-hase
hit-Fentou. Home uJns-Msttingly. Hessler Sacri-
fee hit-Herbert Stolen bases-Fonton DAVIS Bag
gott. Double plays-Burhans 10 Turner % Dawson :
Handiboe 10 BagEOtt 10 Davis: Hesser 10 Davis
Left on bases-Aoysius, 8; Government Printing Of
fee 5. First base on balls-Of Handiboe, s; of
Gordon, g. Hit by pitched bal-HurIey struck
out-By Handiboe & by Gordon, l. Umpir-Slr
Haudiboe. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minu.eS
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
CLYMER A NATIONAL
CantiIIOn Signs Clever Pitts
burg 0utfielder.
WILL JOIN CLUB MONDAY

Move Considered the Best that Man
ager Has Made since He Signed
Bob GanIey-WH Play in OutfieId.
Charley HickmFn Unable 90 Ac-
company Team on Long Trip.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22

First base by erTuE-St Louis. 2 Left on bases
New York, a. ST. Louis Z. First base on balls-OH
orth. j. Struck out-By Orth. 2; by Howell. 5.
ThIeebase hit-Stone. Twobase hit--Wsilace. stolen
hases-Eberfed. Stone Pickering Hemphill Wild
piich-H0wel. Umpire-Mr. OLoughlin. Time of
ganc-z hours and minutes. AttendanCe-3,o1a
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Printers Start Ont Well. hut Lose to
AIoysiuS by 10 to 2.

STANDING OF THE II
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
Calvary baptist wins.

The Calvary Baptist baseball team yes
terday defeated the Southern Railway Re
serves by the overwhelming score OF
10 to 0. The Calvary team would Ike 70
arrange games with all teams in and
about the District Address challenges to
R. G. PulIiam. 1901 Third street northwest.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22

In addition to getting Clymer from
Pittsburg, CantiIlon yesterday obtained
Homer Hillebrand. the younger brother Of
Doe" for the Minneapolis Club. While
a good player. Hillebrand has not been
quite fast enough for the major leagues,
but Cantillon figures that he win be a
star in the minors.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
Hit-and-Run Game at Norfolk.

Special % The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va, June 2l-More timely bat
ting and shrewder fielding gave the Ter
Centennials another victory over the To-
baccO Bugs this afternoon by a 10 1
score. Cumminger allowed the punching
OF hits and Danville's scoring was kept
down by persistent effort at the hit-and-
run game. which invariably resulted in a
double play by the locals. Score.
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First BIanked X. I. VI. I3 TO O-Just
One Hit OF America.
STAINING or THE TEAMS
NDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's game-Niuth IS. First. at Thirteenth and
ID streets northeast
The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
Portsmouth, 2; Richmond, ?.
Lynchburg, - Roanoke, 2.
Norfolk, 4; DanviIIe, l.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
Portsmouth Mt Richmond,
LynchbuFg at Roanoke,
DanvIIIe at Norfolk
STANDING OF TIRE TEAMS.
ERRORS COST THE GAME.
Portsmouth Wins from Richmond
by Score of , tn 2.

speclaI n The Washington Herald
Richmond, Va, June H--Wallace's mun
Of Sherman's fly in the fourth inning, and
Kirkpatrick's two errors gave Portsmouth
the game to-day by a score Of three to
two. Cassidy and Sherman were touched
up for seven hits each. The game was
good and fast. Score.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-19
SnliMS aaBn frcisciprOdJcn.

Gbicogo, rs. Npril. - SnllllS
aabll, |rGli0cnt Der in Die Bride &C.
ootAenen Sab 9uDcrS' Union SirIt
NatiolloI Cooperative Socictp," mllr-
DC bon ser Gc9cn i'm crbobc1cn Nns
idutIoiNun9 Ole Eoit 81 bctrilgeri'd)en
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iprod)cn. Mid)tcr Nn0crion untcrbrod
ouS &~reu5pcrb0r nit aobn nit Der
Grfl1rlunh er meroe feline lpcItcrclt
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lpuriu CT Sen Obntan inItruirte, cilen
olli ,ltid)t idllloig" laitctotn Mobr'
iprltb 5l nnter5ci6ncl,
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Sabnfsfriea in &cutndp.

GlorfSpillc, Senn., IS. Npril.
NnI0blid) ocS Samples 5lpild)el1
Den unobb0ngigcn mo ocn pcrcinig.
ten Establishment gcitaltct lid) Die
Situation INNER lUlerallldlld)er.
0ilr5lid, mllrbcn in Erigg . Gountp,
au, oic Eilan5cu in pcrI6ieocnen
1a6afS6ecten, meld)c unnbbongigen
SobafSbnuern %geborel, nddtllder
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in ocn SlllB gcrollt ulo orrf Nm
Idlaa mllrben Die 9nb1leltc oapor &C.
luornt, on0cren Gabot ais oen bon
Eobofsbolern 81, bciorocrn, meld)c
5llr ,@ronerS' a~iiociation" geborcl.
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EfliAtucrgeiicnc 8cautr 5mr &cdycn'
idait gc5p9cn.

Nc orfSpillc, 60, Is. glpril.-
lllltcr scr GcidriIoigltl9 Der Sobt,nG
iino bier oic SiiliSihcriiiS :. e. See.
GAL mo ). :, Salmon ucrboitct itno
ulicr cine Niirgi6ait BON jc 800 &c
Itcllt uor0cll, neil iie nidt pcrbinocr.
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eelpndJt miroc. StrallB wlroe in Der
HGbc bon Gpln Ga, bon eiller Vdltoc
permlmHnltcr W1nncr gclpnd)t, mcld)c
ibr Spfcr Sen equities oni ocrl
transport no6 Dem @cidnaniB cnt.
riiicll.
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SapitGn Waflim ppr Dem &ricaSgc'
rid)t.

gan Nntoni o, Scry IS. Npril.
Ter cntlaIiene Corporal Mooi'on
pom %. %nimntcric = GcNinlcnt iagtc
bel sen fricAS9cridJtIiNcu &erbono'
llulgcn 0cgcn Oen GopitGn Ni0dlin
aus, cr lei IN ser Nad)t 0c0 @romn9-
uillc arMuGllS 0cgon1crL I'M Ocn ga
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bcinobc sic SoOtcn bate crrpcdcn
miiliclr, babe lid HiCrlolO 1cnlcloct.
Gier onocrc 3cugcl bcltGtigtcn oicIc
Nngnbcll.
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@crmiidtc tclcsrapbildr SrpcidDcm.

1n &od)citer, q. y, bat Soicpb
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in Sol9e cineS Stilr5cs lanacrc 3cit
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Scope, bod. miro er plelclbt an
2eben bleiben.
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9obnpGrter Geo. Sulbert, Der &otoa
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reia @olrfe ats 9rooflpn id)pcrc
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cutral-amcrifaniidje SricOcu8untcrs
B%al0luHgcn.

G%anoluugcn.
8ieQeift cine Goniercn5 in @oibings
ton. - rSn Nmopaln miro MIR cill
porlGuiige5 ?lbfommcn gctroiicn
lueroen.
Ma biu8tnn :. g., IS. 9lpril.
- Ger @eianote 9ticoroguo'9, Scnor
Gorcu, conferirte pieoer nit DEM
Stills StontSietrct0r Bacon iibCr ole
INSTRUMENTATION Nn0clcNcnbci.
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iiinf ccntrnl-mlcrifoniIdcn RCpubli.
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ucrihir0cncn central nmcrifunildcn
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cS iih nid)t cnlpicblcn milr0c, Die Golls
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luenn cr frunfbeitSbaibcr rid)t pcrI0n=
lid crideinc. Gr erilldte oGn YrGii.
0cntcn 6iGucroo, Ieincn Miniitcr Oe8
! Neuberen 5lr Gonlerenj 81 lcllocn.
| YrGli0cnt 6igllcrn ser lelnc Nt'rld)s
tigfcit mo 6ricOens!icbc oartbnn
moate, itimntc Oieient &oridIa0c jll.
&n Solgc oeiicn rciite 9eitcrn Oar
cia Wor5nlcS, Der Oiiniiter oe5 Ncu'
bern bon Snluuoor, bon bier ob, nm
nit Sole .. Cones, Dem nicaragua.
niidcn Miniltcr 0e5 NclBcrn, al
Sor0 ocS onlcrifouiidcn &rcu5crS
oGbicago" in Anapola 81 conIeriren.
Iieic5 &rieBSlAiii lit pom Nr1iioen'
Ten &ooieuclt 0Cl Gbcilnc6mcrn oil
Scr GOuicrcn5 5llr @eriiiJnl8 9%citcIlt
luor0rll.
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ihInaSfIoge sum Erojeb i~cit8eboIten
lupr6cn.
In 9lltcr pom 109 &ohreu iii in
Guecnport, 9feu = ShottIanb, 6rot
Nitna @IrmSnortbU Q%citorber.
Sin Icllcr IN Dem Wt0bcls mo
GcppihIuoen BON $. Selbeincr III
Spt 9pringa, 9(rf., bat cinen SdoOen
pon 100000 bcrllriadt.
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Srcit5 unO qter burd 8urtO Ricu.

Sreits nn6 quer Surd 9urto Ricu.
Setretar Saft's Heiie. - Gntbititultis
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GnpeD.
Eonce, %orto &ico, Is. april. -
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@ounerneur @intbrop ilno Die sic.
lelben begleitenoen SniuIur.9 comtcn
fanlcn bier al ln0 itiegcn i'm oSotcI
6rancoiic" ab, NO ibncn piclc bcroor.
rogcnoe 8iirgcr i6rc @%uinortrng
mohtclt. NltguIt Wuttier, Der Yrd-
Iiocnt ocS Sta0trntbS, birlt olli Dem
ON Nben0 Itattiinocnbcn 9onfett sic
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bier iiir Sobofsbou. 3mctc. SpGter
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berige @ouoerncllr bon Borto Gico,
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Stills 8 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III iibcr-
ncbmcn. Als iein No6iol9er lunroc
bcltte Nr. HcBiS $. Boit 5llnl @olt.
pcrncur Der Smell cingcicbt. Gait
mobttc Dor lciner 9lbrciie Scr SnItnl.
lirungS . Gercmonic i'm D9totionols
EhpNtnr" bpi
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Sic SnaNcr Gonfcren5.

lCt.
Iie&ooNcr Con cren5.
Sic @iener .Nclte Srcic Erclic"
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gen ser @roBmGdtc, mel6c alf bic
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gren5tng Gcs Stimmre6tS Der feline.
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p%crliehcn, in6em tie Ole iiinoit bonn
Observation-Disclosures 8oqin ongc-
fiinbigtc GoralSiebung zines Gric.
ocnslbllEIlcS bead1tet boben. Gic Gre
fntioc Ser SMouerlcute 6ot tiGnlIitb
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ol9cmein 9cor6citct lpcrbe, 10 bob
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gcbcn iuiro. oieierbolb bic @ieocrouf.
no6mc Ser ltnterbon0lunecn 3medS
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5%ulc6ncn. Inter iold)cn l~lmitGnoen
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gciidcrt.
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trnIniicn.
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9opern Scr britt1lteite Sobn bes
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5elt, ser befonntlid crit Dor lu%enigen
Iagen Ole Seier icincr lilbernen Sod
acit beaing, lit oui mc6rere Woaate
6erednet.
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SnupiGImilcr ore t|SPfauguertiiie -lp To-
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0ierltng oes ncngliidcu Gcritcdcn3.
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Luncheon.

Potato Dumping. Apple Sauce.
Cinnamon Toast.
Peach Pie. Tea
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orite with the knowing Partisan. who
relieves the sombre effect by
hat OF color.
The darker grsys. which We're much
worn last winter and spring. are again
in evidence. taupe. plcmb and other
dark shades being shown in one tone
effects and in shadow weavings. Pur-
pies and violets run riot among the
new suitings and cloths as Wen as in
dressier materials. but for a general
utility tailor frock hue less pro-
nounced is advisable and viii be found
less tiresome as the season advances.
There are many delightful blues in
tones dark enough for practical walk
ing frock purposes. and though brown
win. IT is said. not have the vogue Of
last year. the browns are Wen con
sidered. while the deeper greens are
much liked both in one tone colorings
and in mixtures
While the close fitting coat is popular
with tailors. il has by no means ousted
the semihtting coat from favor. and
one sees many semi-htting coats in half
length and with slightly cutaway
fronts. Plain coatsleeves and collars
are. Of course. correct for the severely
tailored froek. and the skirts show
different STYLES OF plaitings. though the
deeply killed skirt has lost its vogue.
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IN MYLADY'S BOUDOIR
WASHING TIE FACE.

Was probably the first beautifier Eve
tried. but. strange 10 say. there are
very few women now who know how
to perform this simplest OF toilet OPP
erations. The theory that hot water
harms the face is all nonsense, if one
uses the water properly. The trouble
is that women forget the dash of cold
afterward. and that Is why the skin
becomes habby and wrinkled The
first thing is to wash the face gently
with as hot water as one can stand.
holding the cloth lightly against the
skin till every pore is opened Then
suddenly dash on the ice cold water.
repeating till the flesh tingles. Dry
with a soft, fresh towel. not by rub
bling, but by patting till all the mois-
ture is absorbed.
Finally,
Apply cold cream. massaging 1t gent
ly into the skin and allowing IL to
remain 10 or Is minutes. while you
are completing the rest of your toilet.
Then rub off the superhuous cream
with an old silk handkerchief and
powder lightly. one cannot be too
careful about having every article
that touches the face Immediately
clean, so the SILK handkerchief should
be washed out and hung in the sun
every time it is used. The same is
true of the wash cloth.
Curling Lotions
For the hair have been proved {
big success by many of the straight.
haired sisterhood. The best formulas
make the hair fluffy as we'll as curly
Here is an especially good one: Pc
tassium carbonate, 40 grains; am
monia water, one fluid dram; alcohol
liz fluid drains; rose water, enough I,
make 16 fluid ounces. In using. mois
ten the hair and adjust it loosely.
curls as ii dries.
Don't DO Anything
So foolish as trying to biacken tn
eyebrows in spots. Belle S." They ar
sure to look more uneven than now
and will appear positively ludicrous
Rather try something which will max
the eyebrows grow out evenly. Tr
rubbing the hair into the position
ought to take every morning an
night. Vaseline is the best hair grow
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DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING

the elaborate character of the waist
coat accompanying the visiting gown
and carriage gown.
French women like for the purpose
mannish waistcoats OF flannel. serge,
&c, such as are worn by the men; and
often these waistcoats are fitted and
made separately from the coat, as is
mans Less severe and yet not too
fussy are plainly tailored waistcoats
of striped or checked velvet and good
effects are seen in a waistcoat Of this
type bound or bordered by a fold Of
cloth matching the coat.
Again one sees this plainly made
velvet waistcoat bordered by a line of
vivid color which is the only bright
note in the costume. For example, we
have seen an imported trotting frock in
taupe gray cheviot made up in the most
severe fashion with cutaway coat,
plated skirt. and no trimming save
stitching; but for wear with this was a
double breasted waistcoat of striped
velvet in taupe gray and black, cut
and finished in masculine fashion save
for an inch wide band of apricot broad
cloth showing inside the of the neck.
Another French frock-of black
broadcloth this time-had a tailored
waistcoat of checked velvet, in small
iii black silk braid and buttoning with
black buttons.
/ A binding of braid or a narrow Dor
dering band of plain broadcloth match
ing the coat material in color or match