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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
: GnbeIia ptI lea, bo bet fanifI

| b ~ lNJr w ONL ihtbft~
er iioite Gang ieg Der iadr Trenholm
me meo en- poIttiif ReoeeisreIie, gis.
re ncgle aIminoeIige poIitiife SEE.
trastninser. Seq bar meIem gan.
fene Der 90 eIlers ogiaa ofte bsrt fige,
at bi ! Negeiringen MI er tr9tte OF
melt tilbpieIige til at saa. giitnof
er bet en- aIminoeIig befienot Sag, at
Ieg snffer at tr9oe tilbage fnareit
mnligt, men leg bar funbet bet at
bore min 1Iigt at bIipe itooenbe paa
min Rlabs, pRientlig of &enipn til
en- flor Gag. @ieunem Weobelelier
| Bresien piI oct foritaaes, bpilfen
leg figter til: Rorses DECENTRALIZATION.
Sm De berom fsrte SorbanoIinger
fan ies intet meooele. GIminbeIige
internationale Senipn forbpber mig
at gaa nprmere mo paa bet. Seq er
bunben. Wen ieg bill uforbeboIoent
erfl9re, at ieg auier ben Gag for ben
ftsrite Gag, iom for Tiben err oppe ]
Rorge. Sperfor ben ipiaer BET liben
ToIle, ON SoIfeforiifringen eiennenr.
feres ct aar for eaer fenere. s Sor.
bolo til ben Sag er aft anoet nu I'm,
o%erorbnet. Seq anier life Suniper.
fet fiiIofert, fsr @eutroIiiationen er
bragt toroen. 9erfor bar leg anYet
bet for min 8list at itaa paa min
BlaoS iammen meb mine &oaeger.
Nen @etingelien er, at Stortbineet
gioer oS arbeiosro. at oct life til
Staoigbeo bebanoIer os fIig, at oet
bliper umuligt at bore. Der.
Sfal pi blipe i~taaenbe, ba mao
Stortbtnget sipe os iaabanne 2epe.
pilfaar, at bi life maa tiliibeiptte
taaoe Dor egen, &egierinsens og
Stortbiugets @Groigbeb.
Sorboloene | iaa Senieenbe mlaa
ieg iige, leg ipnes bar uopifIet fig til
oct perre | De iioite Bar Maaneoer.
Otter Standardization bapbe lea
enbnu bet Snbtrpf, at 2eoeIien Iaa
bos bet aamle genitre, bets repreien.
tattpe WRnb. Seq bar life Longer
bet Snotrpt. Seq bar Snotrpf Of
at 2ebelien er flpttet pper fra set
gamle @enitres @enb til Sr. Gait.
berg og bans @ruppe. Sr. Gait.
bergs Spnsmaaoer er blot forifieli.
&C fra mine. Men ies anerfienber
ben @nergt, ben @ilieitprfe os ben
Paagaaenbebens Waabegape, bpor.
meS ban isser OF pirfelissisre fine
politiife Soealer. Sg ieg bar mere
for Den 8oIitif emo ben 8oIi.
tit, iom laoer fig tr0ffe meo paa baa.
be oct enc og bet anbet, bpab enten
bet itaar / SperensItemmelie meo bet
@enitres Brtncip eler life.
Oct er maaife iibite Gang leg Der
SIR Reoe for mine Spnsmaaber.
Seq bar ba billet irembolbe oisie
Sg ieg giettaser: Gnten bill
bore en- pnrIamentariif Heeieriug
meb ale bens Rettiebeoer os aae
oens Sorpligtelier - eler pi bill life
Statsminiiterens Sale bafte en-
.oberoroentIie Seniation og bleu paa.
5ert | Den opbeIte StiIbeo.
Gent Srebag aften ben lite So.
fom man enoelig til afitem.
ming - en- afitemning Der / 8irfe-
Iiebe6en gialbt ct Silios. eller ct
Nistiuto8pot,,m ooerfor Riniitertet
Sor @egiertngen itentte SO og
m 0 3 SO, bporiblonbt bar iaa MOB.
trtoenoe gIementer iom De 10 Socia.
% Sbinsets to Breiibenter,
Sarl 9erner og @unnar &mtoien.
On SIertallet iaaleoes er tibet, iaa
l1aa bel &egieringeu MI funne reane
neb oct iom en- fat Ststte / Sremti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

n. 8. Mocn reiite forIeoen Dla
poo en- Sorretuirgstitr til flere S.e.
Der | Wiinneiota.
Mrs. ~. 90. Saroen fra Iar.
iboH, Winn., or | @eiss bos fin 81.
iter, Mrs. 6. @. gedrb.
IeInin SobnIon fom 2eroag
fra minneapolis / a~nleoning af fin
5aoers Spebom.
&C. @omeIborf og bans Sami.
lie retite Sirsbag til Monte 8iita,
Colorado, bpor De for Sremtibeu bill
DO.
- 9nitpr George ltIen fom for.
risc llse fra @auiaI @is., for at
teiege fine 5orGIbre, Wr. 90 Irs.
81. 81. llIen.
- S@ob 9elion ,reiite 2sraag.
bian til SertiIe, Winn., efter flere
Maancoers geiea hos Slest % Ben.
rer ! 0ecornb og Omegn.
Mtiis goitb Bulls benote til.
taee iii Gresco iiblte Sorsoag eiter
Ell llees 8eisg bos SIngt og genuer
Der. Miis Soa Slion fiIete Deuoe
rp til Gresco.
- Sobn $. 9eberien fra Rarf
&ioer, Rorb 9afota, bar bGret Der.
neoe til fin Spoger Serge Saaftabs
g~egrobeIie. San reiite biem isien
ioag (Eors6ag).
Or. g. 90. GoIoeng fra Cicero.
Zee, s. @oIOeng fra @oterIoo iamt
bereS Seiter, Rrs. gesfie @oloeng.
Sropu fra @oibineton, 9. g., bar
| Sbritningen Of lleen Der | anIeb-
al 6ereS Wober, Mrs. 81. 9oIb.
engs gegraDelie.
- Serrp Roen fra Suipooo, Sa.,
afleg8er forttoen 9eiss hos fin On
tel, Eorger Noen, og fin Sante,
VRrS. anne SIion. Oct er MI CT
aar fioen ban iioit bar berneSe, iaa
ban ftnoer mango itore Soranoriil.
ger iiSen ben lib.
6. S. @eiier bar fra SO. g.
iom foreitaar 9pgrtugen at
ben npe eleftriife 9ane meIlem gu.
% Soiain9bperne, faaet Ell
Segning oOer De giorte SpmaaIin.
ger, iom bier, at meget ~foreIsbist
arbeioe er siort. $4,000 er ubIast
III bette foreIsbise arbeibe, % Der
'pneS life at bore nogen SpiI ON, at
oil blipe bpgget.
9ecorab Commercial Club
'olM lit regilGre Rs6e / Gitp $aa
EirsoagS @ften. Der bar mango til.
Ieoe, og HGpporter bIep opIeite fra
fpmiteer, iom for bar ,lSuapnte for
4 faa npe Sorretninger til 9pen;
bIep bisflrtereoe, aonititltion %
3tlope ~antagne, % Der bar megen
3egeiftrins | Wsoet. M,tbben ifal
boIbe regelmGsiige Wsoer
en- ferite Sirsbag | boer @saaneo.
Sieu git Ssnbags Nat No af
sIoer, og ganbet bar en- Sio iaa bpit,
ONT BET nogengang bar uGret. Oct
9rpfar | acnfretbroen leo no.
Sfabe pe6, at De itore, tlruge S.
Hog al imaa Stpffer al aonfre'
en-. @eb ben tore npe Semning
reg ganbet tent 500, men siorbe IN
en- anber Sfaoe, emo at oct fplote
Iuiet, Door arbeibsfoIfene Dor, %
lgefoa beres 4ogeIfur.
- Sfre6ber SreS IodeuItabt,
)m bot paa oct Iaoe Stres | @eit
yecorab ncrSenfor gmil R~oientbals
er ofte pIaget at Ooeribsm.
IcIie ooer i'm Cont. uaar 8anoitan.
en- | gLoen er bot. Sbae WorgeS,
a Chen after ooerioemmeoe fine
|reSoer, baobe ban Den inmme Na.
men bernegane bar Ser 2ptfe |
tbeIoet; ban ftifeoe uemlig lige oeo
ysren op en- aarpe, iom oeieoe 10
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Sorfieuiet.
@inacr Sermann.

Singer Sermann. - Sagen moo
9inger Sermnnn, &eprRientaut for
Oregon, begpt6te / 9riminaIretten
9iitrict OF Columbia ben 19Se Sc.
br,tar. San bar tibIisete General.
Ianofommisier, % antlagen moo
Aom gaar ITO paa, at ban bar meo
paa 2anobeSragerier, og at ban for
at ifirIe Dem sbeIagoe 35 aOpibsser,
bocri grepe bar inofsrte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
DecOrab % Omeglt.
Zen 2ibe 6ebraar 1907.


Carl Soban 9elionL grpocr al
Ole Sonoep | "goiten"s grpfferi,
osoe 6rcbag Den 15oe Sebruar
Spcfaue, @oibinatou, bror bans
Mober ca Ssiter bar beet DC iibite 2
aar. afosoe bIep 10 gnr garumel.
San bar npporet | Geccrab, men DC
fibite 4 gor bar ban peret bells |
MinneopoIis % beIs | 8aibiugtun.
San bar prret ipseIie en- IGngcrc
Si0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

'Smnafopper, og SoIfets faarne gre.
hes al Sfr9f. S bet belle er Der 40
StlfeIoe al egte Smaafopper; men
De fleite 9ar m, cperitaaet Dem. Som
ieopanlig er bet IrbetberbefoIfnin.
gen, Iom er perit faren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22

emaafopper. - S Wisiruris So.
peoitaS Seifsrion berier Smaatopper.
ne, os 2egisIahiren ipres at bile op.
bere meS lit GrbeiSe. en- al &epr9-
Ieutanterie. Sobn Banter, Iaa ing
o. naiten ale be anore beisgte bum.
Saa bIep Oct opoaset, at BON bauoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
Offentliet Sale
AZ
0rmnHsienSctft

Cnsoas ben s7ee Sch. i 2inre Springs, Sa.
Sen ~norcpeitliss Spart i SsttiOu 50, 5oipn'
ibip 100, Sanse 10. Sette Stntte 2ano
saar pp til Slime Springs Spsrauie % er
belt inbsiarcet 90 trpossiaroet % neitsn
oft mber Sprtnins. let sr en- go. / arra.
tur' % Sprniarm. Senue apartiettiou al
spSt 2anS oil blipe iOIst til bsieits Sposr
nasnte Gag % 3otu, Ser pil psiaa blipe
pIfentist SaIs al ePssrs iuaicm areuturer
ps Gaitrneri.
Gbas. 90 Saiia Sha6t,
Administrators.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
SoGpIettprne.

B~rofesior George s. geters beb De
Sorenebe Staters Warine-S bierpato-
RUM ubtalte Der ON 9agen, of be
fer omtalte SolpIetter, iom bar p9ret
fpnliee iiben Cite Sebrrlar, piIbe for.
ipinoe Sirsbag eaer Snsoas / ir,bc.
parenoe uge. San bar %fotoaraferet
SoIpletterne oaglig, fioen ban fsrit
o~bferpereoe benz, og flyer, at De bGf.
fer ct Slaberum al iaabon noeet Tom
6,500,000,000 apabratmil. Ger er
ialt minoit femti eaer ierti Solplet.
ter, erflprer Trofesioren, "beraf er
ct fort antal ~temnelig imaa. He
foranorer Sfiffelie uaflabelia. Otter
bore 9egreber er SoIen en- ubpre
ooSboIbig @Iobus al $4,000 Wfils
Diameter, og Solpletterne tar fig |
Sammerligning no iom MGrtet efter
en- anappenaal paa Ell o%lmtnoeltg
flor IppeIiin. Se foraariages neb
SoritprreIier ener grploiioner | bet
inbre al Soae9emet, Boor 8armen
o~abenbart err mere inters emo paa
Den for os ipnlige Sperflabe.
Broiesior Geters flyer, at ben
SnbbiIoniug, at bisie Bletters Gil.
ipnefomit % Soripinben ifuloe babe
Den aIeriierneite SnoFpoeIie paa
Sorben, err 9anife GO aloeles grunos
les; BET bill iige, foraiapiot iom man
frpgter, at De IfuIoe beDirfe nogeu
SlagS S~oritprrelie al alporlig Irt.
Der er, mener ban, en- ipag Wtulig'
beo for, at De peb Spericrelie at @lef.
tricitet finoe %afiteofomnte en- Sutrle
Sorbenpeir, i~aaIeoes iom enfelte bar
paoItaoet. Selo er Rrofesioren at
ocn S~pfotning, at YIetterne for
mitofter Sen 8arme, iom pi faar fra
Solen, ga De tilbeIs itGnger for Sol
itraalerre.
8 1904 par Der Ell bel Gel Slet.
fer paa Solen, men intet uIGopan'
Iiat benote. Spert eIIepte Aar eQcr
iaa iubtrGier bpoo ri pIeier at faloe
"SoIpIctc.M ortmm"; De optrGber
90 | fterre Wpngbe eub eIlerS.
Seq er ingeu Trofet", ilutter
Srofesior &eterS, men bGnber no.
GET forfpr0eIigt, iou bar Solen og
GoIplettcrue ingeu SfpI0 oeri; oct
fan Ge pare bis paa. Oct tar Reu'
reIfealbre ill at ubpifle Ell 6orau.
bring al SoIeus Sperflaoc, Tom er
betpoelie nof til operboueoet at mGr'
feS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-22
e maapluf.

- SiIoa RltSp reiite forrige ltge
tiIbage til Soma Gitp for at sienop.
tage fine StiiSier peS StatsuHiperii'
tetet.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
A 0reat PolYaiot.

Solomon Caesar Malan habitually
convcrsed with his children In Latin,
but OH his deathbed, when Solomon,
his son, began to recite psalm in the
familiar Vulgate OF his youth, the dy-
ing man, scholar to the last muttered,
Non itn, non itaI Hebraice;" so the
son repeated 1t in Hebrew.
He could. for that matter, just rs
we'll have said It In Coptic or Chinese
for to him all tongues came naturally
AT eighteen no could write in thirteen
languages. oriental and European, and
among his published works we find
trnnslationg from the Arabic, Persian
Syrlnc, Ethiopic. Hebrew, Coptlc, AR.
menian, Georgian, Mongol, Chlnesp
Korean, japanese, Greek, Russian
Welsh and Gothic. He Is said to have
learned to speak Armenian fiuently In
q fortnight, and he preached in Geor
ginn to Il Georgian congregation in the
Cathedral Of Kutais. London Saturday
Review.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
A LOST CONTRACT.
The Little Thing That May Sometimes
Prevent a Sale.

Prevent Sale.
a pen once lost me an order. l had
Just worked up the executive of n
large concern into desire to buy. /
had my contract form lying OH his
desk with my finger on the dotted line
He reached over toward his Pen rack,
took off pom and plunged it into the
Ink well. He turned to me with frown
OH his face the well was empty.
l was ready with fountain pen.
The pen was uncapped. handed it to
him. lie started to write. The ink
would not flow. took 1t and shook II.
Again he made the attempt, with no
result
Il. will get one" he said So he
stepped into the other room. Evidently
some one stopped him with question,
For lie did not come back for three
minutes. Then he stood at his desk.
He looked down Mt the contract.
81 believe had better think this
matter over again." he said. And all
the talk put up could not bulge him.
had lost sale because my fountain
pen was empty. Now, one of my rcgu-
lar morning duties, week in and week
out, just as regulat as my shave and
my checking over of cnlIs to be made
and the making out of my expense nc
count, is filling my fountain PEN
James n. Bowen in System.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
HAMPTON, PFIOEBUS AND Old POINT-Continued.
FOR TREASURER.

10 the Voters or Elizabeth City
County:
shall he candidate for treasurer
OF the county in the general election
To he held on Tuesday, November 4.
nnd | will appreciate most cordially
your support. am not running rs
q candidate OF any political party.
CLIQUE or organization, but shall sub
init my claims To the people, hcllcv
Ing that II is the voters who must dc.
eide who shall serve them In their
offices of trust. Seventeen years In
The office gave me II training that
certainly fits me for tho position. ans
If am again elected TO the position
1t Will be my aim to treat all OF the
people as | did while In office.
6-5'tf JESSE s JONES.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
MILLION in GOLD IS
ENGAGED FOR HOLLAND
i,
Stocks Under Pressure On. AC.
count Of Unexpected Export
Movement Of Money.
REDEMPTION GOES on SLOWLY
Replenlshment of scanty Reserve
Fund From Government Four Per
Cent Bonds Delayed-Recovery Set
In With Decline CT Chances of Gold
Going to Paris Today.
tBy Associated Press. }

NEW YORK, July 3.=The fluctua-
tion OF speculative sentiment and OF
prices. today were directed by the de-
velopments bearing on the money
prospect and especially the export
gold movement. Stocks were under
pressure at the outset on account of
the unexpected engagement of ST.
100000 in gold for export for Holland
and the anticipation that additional
engagements would be made for snip
ment to Paris today
The recovery i'm stocks began to
set In when the chances OF gold 60
ing out to Paris tomorrow began to
decline. The small margin of sur
plus reserves held by the banks read
lily explains the sensitiveness OF on.
orators embarking on speculation in
stocks on margin to threat of still
further depletion of the scanty bank
ing resources The check to the
Paris movement was the more evil
dent as the rates for money on call
at the stock exchange continue to
hold up, with only gradual relaxation
from the strain of the July settle
ment.
Redemption Goes Slowly.
The redemption of the government
TOUR per cent DOnuS Is proceeding
even more slowly than was antici-
pated and the replenishment of funds
from that cause will be delayed,
Meantime, the return of the 100000
600 of government deposits is sched-
uled for July 10. Some part of this
sum already has been repaid to me
treasury, the amount running TO
near S3.000000. according TO yester-
day treasury settlement.
With the prospect of immediate
gold exports, the organized support
in the market was able 10 push prices
upward. The passing of the Paris
stock market settlement was help
full factor
Disorder in Closing.
There was considerable disorder
In the closing dealings rapid reac-
tons on profit taking showing it
some points while the bidding up
process was persisted in Mt others.
Bonds were irregular Total sales
par value $765O00. United States
2s advanced 4 and the 3's Y while
the As registered declined Il and the
coupon IL per cent on call.
Total sales today $4,000 shares,
including Copper. 44,600; Sugar,
1900; A. C. L.. 100; C. & O., 2.4O0;
Louisville & Nashville, 100; N. AZ
W., 400; Penn, 2S,700; Union Pacific,
$4,000; Southern Ry., 900; u. >.
.3ieel, $4,000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
Money.

NEW YORK, July 3.-Money ON
call. strong 6 a Gh; ruling rate 6h;
closing bid G.; offered at Ga. Time
loans dull and steady; so doy AZ
u and 80 days Ak; months ~ "a
q. close: Prime mercantile paper
az. a per cent Sterling exchange
steady with actual business in bank
ers' bills ut 4S7 20 4S705 for demand
and at 4S3S5 a. 4S3.9O for DO L...
bills. Posted rates 4S4h and 4SS
Commercial bills 4S3A. Bar silver
672s. Mexican dollars 52ls.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
BALTIMORE. MD. July s.-lldu

BALTIMORE. MD. July 3.-l'l6ur
unchanged.
Wheat-dull; spot contract 95ls a
y; Southern on grade SS1s a 90la
Corn-dull spot mixed 81 rs; No. :
white 611s; southern white corn oS
"a 81.
oats-tirm; No. mixed 47A q
As.
Rye-quiet; No 2 western export
Butter-flrm. unchanged, fancy i'm
itation u a. %; creamery 20 a %;
ladle 10 q 20; store packed 16h q
Is.
Cheese--active and strong, un
changed. Large Is: medium 15A a
"; small 15A &c ".
Sugar-unchanged; coarse granu
lated COO; fine $40.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-04
MRS. II. M. BULL 800 MARSHALL
street. Hampton, Va. board ana
lodging. 5-2-2mO.

WANTED-TO RENT FOR TWO
months piano. Apply To MRS. ROP-
HEliT, care Postmaster. Phoebus.
Va 732t
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18
THEY WANTED DOYLE BAD.
New York Nationals Paid $4,000 for
Springfield's Third Baseman.

Bloomington, ILL.,, July 1S.-AH records
for the sale of q Three League player
were broken when the New York Ma
tionals paid Springfield $500 for Law
renee Doyle, the third baseman.
Doyle played his last game with
Springfield against Bloomington and de-
parted for New York to report for duty.
Doyle was for several years a coal
miner at Breese, ILL.,, where he resides.
He is 81 years old, and this is his second
season as q professional. He was with
the Independent team at Nation two
years ago, and remained with them in
the K. I. T. League last year.
Last winter Springfield secured him
in trade for pitcher. Doyle's work
this year has attracted wide attention.
He caught the eye of Dan Brouthers,
and his Recommendation was so en-
phatic that New York paid the fancy
price demanded by Springfield without
hesftancy. l-A
Doyle has been batting at 1925 clip
all season, while his fielding has excelled
anything ever before witnessed in the
league He is especially quick in hand
ling bunts, is very fast on his feet and
speedy in every department.
His habits are of the best.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18
Topeka Couldn't Keep Up That
Long Winning Streak.
Dropped First Game of Series
by Score of 2 to 2.
RED DAVIS is ON DECK.
Player That GOoleycrOws Lost
Makes Home Run.
Wichita, Oklahoma City and
Hutchinson Other Winners.

webb City. No. July 1s.-Webb City
won its sixth straight victory, defeating
the Champions, to 2 The visitors Sc
cured nine hits to the opposite's eight
but the home team was more fortunate
in punching hits in the first two innings
A home run by Davis was a feature
The only other run made by Topeka
was In the sixth, when Abbott and Run
KEEL singled and Abbott scored on the
throw in of Irwin's caught fly.
with the exception of three innings,
Gilbert pitched good ball In the sixth
inning Burns suffered from the heat anu
was replaced by Milton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18

referee stopped the bout. The kissing
that usually follows knockouts of this
character was absent, the spectators
evidently taking compassion on the
former pugilistic star.
Referee keenan, refused to act in the
ring because he had heard that Fitz-
simmons had badly sprained arm. The
manager of the club then entered the
ring and watched the uneven matcn
In the .opening round Johnson tapped
FitzSimmons whenever he chose, but
the latter was unable to land one OF his
famous counters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Oklahoma City 30 % %
The summary: Earned runs-Okla-
homa City g. Two-base hits-White,
Gill, Rapps, Mcfarland. Sacrifice hits
Rapps, Mcfarland. Stolen bases-Mc-
Farland, White. Bases on balls-On
Hollingsworth l. Struck out-By Bu-
chanan. by Hollingsworth 2. Wild pitch
-HoIlingsworth First base on errors
Leavenworth l. Oklahoma City 8. Dou@
BILE play-Schumeye to Turner to Quig-
ley. Left on bases-Oklahoma City 1O,
Leavenworth 8. Time of game-1:35
Umpire-Jacobs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18
FTTz MADE POOR SHOWING.
Old Ex- Champion Knocked Out Quick
ly by johnson.

Philadelphia, July 18.-Jack Johnson
stopped Bob Fitzsimmons in the second
round of a six round boxing bout be-
fore the washington Sporting club last
night. Fitzsimmons did not show a
trace of his former prowess and it IS
probable that johnson could have stop
ped him in the opening round if he had
cared to do so, The blow that put
Fitzsirnmons out was light right TO
the Jaw. The old man fell to the floor
and as he made no attempt to rise the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-18
Mcpherson 4, Scranton o.

Mcpherson, Kann July 1S.-Mc-
Pherson defeated Scranton to 0. The
feature of the game was the mastery
pitching of Burgess for the locals and
his faultless support, he striking out
13 Scranton batters and allowing but
two hits.
Score By innings: R. HE.
Mcpherson -. 10000 0004"-4 6 /
Scranton -. go 0 90 10000 2 8
Batteries: McPherson-Burgess and
Hoggett; Scranton-Sherrin and Nor
ris. Earned runs-McPherson, 2
Struck out-By Burgess, 13; by Sher-
rim, 4. Time of game-1:10.
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R.H.E.
washinrton Is. Detroit ?.

Detroit, July 18.-Detroit gave the
worst exhibition of baseball it has
shown this season. and this with Gra-
hams effectiveness. made it easy for
Washington. The first game was
called off because of heavy rain and
the single contest was played on a
very muddy field.
Score by innings: Ri. e.
Washington .........1 O B u 0 2-13 10 2
Batteries-Killian. Eubanks and
Archer; Graham and Hayden.
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Corridor, Pittenger and Doom.
National League Standi
AMERICAN LEr CUE.
Philadelphia 5, Cleveland. 1.

Cleveland, July 1S.-Philadelphia
defeated Cleveland again. Liebhardt
and Clarkson were ineffective with men
on bases but Clevelands four double
plays held the score down.
Score by innings: X. II. K.
cleveland ........-..-V IL
Philadelphia .-..-...-1 1 o U 10 Il l
Batteries-Liebhardt Clarkson and
Benis; Waddell and Powers.
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eHatted for Tonneman IN ninth.
,Batted for Gilbert in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
xvebb CITY 2 . o -
rrnne1xa .O o o o.
summary: Earned runs-Webb City,
q: Topeka, 2. Two-base hits-Davis,
Runkel Cheek Home run-Davis.
Bases on balls-Off Burns, 2; off Mil
ton. /: off Gilbert, 8. Struck out-By
Gilbert, 5. Left on bases-WeDp CITY Q;
sroneka. 8. Double plays-Milton to
Painter to Wright. Wild pitch-Gilbert-
IIit by pitcher-Wright- Time of game
$50. Umpire-Guthrie. Attendance
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JOPLIN,
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Hutchinson .-......0 Q -
The summary: Two-base hits-Zink
2. Bases on balls-Of Wescott 8.
Struck out-By Wescott 8, by VAN
anda 5. Stolen bases-Pettigrew 2,
Moves, johnson. Fleming. Sacrifice
hits-Wilson, Rohn. Fleming. Time
of game-1:30. Umpire-McInnis.
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wichita .. Springfield 1.

Springfield. Mo, July 1S--In pitch
ersf battle which went through ten IN
nings. errors gave Wichita the victory
2 to /. Annis was benched IN the sew
S,th THE game was played on the new
grounds before a large crowd Tne
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sAIERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. 3;
Louisville, 1.
At Minneapolis polis-Min-
neapolis, 1; Columbus. 2.
At st. Paul-St. Paul. 4; Indian
apoIis. 2.
ledo, O.. 'stf@
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Western Association Standing.
NATIONAL League
Pittsburg ?, New York o.

New York, July 18.-Pittsburg took
another game from New York, the To-
Gals being shut out to 0. Should the
visitors win again today they will take
second place from the New Yorks.
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Pittsburg ..........-..0 0 o 20 0 1 IL 0
New York ............0 o 90 2
Batteries - Willis and Gibson
Mathewson and Bowerman.
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Hutchinson 8, Joplin o.

Hutchinson, Kan, July 1S.-Zlnk
laid out two two baggers that brought
in all three of Hutchinson's scores.
Joplin failed to hit Vananda when
hit was needed and was shut out. The