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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-11
GIANTS MIN AFT TER
 HARD STRUGGLE Brooklyn Takes the Lead Early
 But Finally Loses PiTTSBURG DROPS A GAME Spade of Cincinnati Allows the Pirates Only Three Hits and Beats Them.
 Cubs Win as Usual From
 the Cardinals.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Games Today. Brooklyn in New York.

Brooklyn, September 1O.-New York made it three straight over Brooklyn by winning today's game. The locals opened with a run in each of the first two in- nings, but the visitors piled up five runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth. When Brooklyn had two runs i'll and men on bases. with none out in the seventh in- nins, McGraw benched McGinnity and substituted Taylor, but the home team managed to tie the score in that inning. In the meantime, Holmes had replaced Pastorious for Brooklyn, but only lasted one inEing, and the burden of endeavor- ing to beat the leaders in the pennant race fell on Fuckers shoulders. He gave Brcsnahan a base on balls, Donlin bunt- ed safely, Seymour sacrificed sending Bresnahan to third and Hummel handled Devlin's fly in time to hold Bresnahan at third, but the New York catcher scored the winning run on McCormck's single. Score: R.H. B. New York :. .. .. .. 600 131 010-6 10 8 Brooklyn .. .. .. .. ..110 600 300-5 1
 Batteries: McGinnity, Taylor and Bres- nahan; Pastorius, Holmes, Fucker and Maloney Time, 2;05. Empires, Johnstone and Emslie.
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ANDREWS IS HERE
 FOR CHATTANOOGA

President Andrews of the Chattanooga Baseball association spent yesterday in Birmingham in an effort to land players from Birmingham for his next season team in the South Atlantic league.
 At the same time, Johnny Dobbs, who managed Nashville last season, spent the day in Atlanta looking for players.
 We have made Dobbs manager, fur nished him money and given instruc- tions for him to gather a winning team. If the race does not prove runaway. we will make money, for the fans in Chattanooga are wild says Mir An drews.
 "Inasmuch as Little Rocks franchise expires in 1910, it is almost certain we will get in the Southern league. By that time, we will show the directors just what crowds Chattanooga can draw.
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the last 50 years democratic speaker who did not come from the south, and tn ere will not be a democratic speaker in the near future whose election will not be dictated by the south. This is not said for the purpose of drawing sectional lines, but simply to show that a democratic Congress will legislate ir harmony with the views of the major ity in the democratic caucus, and that majority coming from the south, the legislation on labor questions will be in harmony with the southern views on labor questions"
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CANNON FIRES HOT
 SHOT AT GOMPE RS
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 between employers and employees or against peaceable strikes 10 procure m increase in wages. I do not believe that the supreme court ever will decide against such agreements and strike. When it does I shall go not foot to aid in changing the law, for I believe in organized efforts in combinations of iu- terests, especially of men employed in labor as wage earners to better their condition. I have never opposed such combinations and organizations
 "On Labor Day Mir Gompers address ed the citizens of Danville. I am tn- formed that he paid his respects to me- This was his privilege as an American citizen. The offense that brings me un- der his condemnation is that, as a rep resentative in congress and speaker of the house, I have refused to take orders from him to agree to scheme of leg isation which would make one law for one set of American citizens and another law for all other citizens.
 Appeal to Voters.
 q appeal from MT. Gompers at tempted domination of myself and other members of Congress to the citi- zenship of the republic. l especially
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JOHNNY DUGGAN
 IS INTANGIBLE

Nashville, September 1o.-only 2s men faced Duggan in nine innings today, and Nashville shut Little Rock out 1 to o. Duggan pitched no-hit game and re- eeived brilliant support. But two of the visitors reached first base, that being accomplished through one base on balls and a tumble by McElveen. Buchanan yielded 10 hits but managed to keep them well scattered Scnre.
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Minor Heir Makes Fast Time,

Milwaukee, September 10.-Minor Heir, driven by Charles Dean of Libertyville, H., paced an exhibition mile on the state fair ground mile-track this afternoon in a Wisconsin track. The performance was made without wind shield, but the pacer was aided by prompter, who most of the time was behind the pacer rather than at his side or front. Minor Heirs previous record was 2:00H.
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NEW ORLEANS WINS
 IN TENTH INNING

Atlanta, September 10.-With the score ? to against them at the be- ginning of the ninth inning of today's game. the locals rallied and tied the score. In the tenth New Orleans made two runs on two hits and a passed ball. winning the game Score.
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THE AM ..G T :, : ES.

Aliceville. September 1o.-(Special)- Aliceville defeated Lewiston on the To- cal diamond yesterday by score of 6 to D. It was q one-sided affair in Lewis tons favor until Barnes and Fitzpat- rick hit for three bases, scoring four runs in the ninth.
 Batteries: Fitzpa trick, Stansel, Somer- vile and Fitzpatrick; King and Laven- der.
 Wesley chapel took another game from the Grasselle Chemical company. Wes- ley chapel hit crow almost at will and at the end of the ninth inning had piled up 15 safe swats. The feature of the gar0e was the pitching of Red Lee. Lee struck out IA men and did not allow a bali to be knocked out of the diamond. Grasselli got its three runs on three straight errors by Bell.
 Batteries. Lee and Puckett; Crow and Eddy.
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Big Warshlp Launched.

New Castle on Tyne, September 10.-- What on paper, at least, is the most powersuf warship, was launched here today for Brazil. This latest war ma chine was christened Minas Geraes by Madame Rigens De Oliverira, wife of the Brazilian minister to Great Britain.
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Turk Released From Prison.

ConstantinOple. September 10.-Silvio Rocci, who was arrested here couple of days ago on the charge of being re- sponsible for the attempt to kill the Sultan of Turkey with a bomb, July 21. 1905. was released today because to hold him in custody was contrary to the terms of the amnesty granted political offenders.
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phis club, and right royal fan. He Is mentioned as possible successor to Pres ident Kavanaugh in case Manager Frank succeeds in deposing the present execu- tive.
 In the second game, Jolly had much work. Once with Barons on bases, he robbed Lew Walters of a terrific swat to left that would have been good for three bases. In the first game, however, Robertaille had him buffaloed at the stick
 Robertaie outpitched Schwenck, giv- ing only one hit more than his oppo- nent. and three bases on balls less. Both twirlers were going some, how ever, and either might have won justly.
 When Manager Molesworth protested when Babb was called safe at second on rhe close decision that gave Memphis the first game, Umpire Fitzsimmons fined him $5
 At the beginning of the second game, the abuse of the fans was so strenuous ly stated, that Fitzsimmons could not pronounce the batteries.
 Birmingham, although defeating Nash vile conclusively during the last visit of the Volunteers has offered no handi- cap to the onward progress of New Or leans and Memphis.
 Considering the circumstances, Baer- wald played an excellent second while O'Leary is thoroughly at home on first. Carey is sadly missed, but O'Leary is proving an excellent substitute, and his hitting makes up for the difference In fielding ability.
 The attendance was very small yester- day, but the fans were enthusiastic
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Chess Game Is a Draw.

Munich, September 10-The game in the chess match for the championship of the world between Dr. Lasker and Dr. Tar rasch, which was adjourned last night after 45 moves, was resumed today. It was deelared a draw, however, after three more moves.
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Barons Beaten Aoain.

Cleveland, September 1O.-Cleveland defeated St. Louis again today. Cleve land won In the eighth on hits by Per ring, Goode, Hinchman and Bemis, and Stephens error. Berger pitched a strong game. Score: R. H. E. St. Louis ...100 001 000-2 2 Cleveland .100 900 04t-5 9 0
 Batteries: Powell and Stephens; ; Berger and Bemis. Time, 1:43. Empires, Sh eridan and Egan
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-11
GREEDY MEMPHIS TAXES BOTH GAMES UmDire'S Work Marred Pleas
 ure of First BAUER GOT IN BAD HOLE Filled Bases In Seventh and Substitute Robinson Yielded Three-Bageer.
 Play Two More Games
 In Birmingham.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Memphis 2-5; Birmingham, Il. Nashville 1, Little Rock O. New Orleans 1, Atlanta 3
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ann rrihesnnen Killed.

Colomb-Bechar September 1O.-Fur- ther details received here of the recent engagement between French column under Colonel Alltx and the Berber tribes men at Boudenib show that the Berber casualties numbered 30O0
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Umpire's Rough Deal.

The hitting of O'Leary, deciding both contests, was decidedly the feature of the double-header, although much credit is due the long Memphian who twirled so long and so well. The Barons played fine ly throughout both contests, making an error in neither, but, in addition to hay ing great difficulty in solving Schwenck' $ benders at the right time. and being han dcapped further by questionable decisions of the umpire, it is true that they drew the frowns of Dame Fortune on half d dozen occasions. However, with the eX- ception of the final lap of the second game, were the personal element elimi- hated, the games were excellent con- tests and worth going far to see.
 Birmingham drew the first blood in the first game Henline opened with hit to the infield and Downey put him to sec ond. Molesworth drew a base on balls and when Meek went out from Baerwald to O Leary both runners advanced q bag. Douglass then beat out a bunt toward first and Henline rushed across the plat ter.
 In the fifth Memphis scored two runs and won the game. Babb, according to members of both teams who made state ments after the game, after striking out, hit safely to right. There was close de- cision at second when he stole the bag, and 1t is generally admitted that the runner was out. However. he scored a moment later when o'Leary doubled to center. OLeary took third on an out and scored on a neat bingle of Schwenck. Had Babb been called out on either Of the close decisions, Memphis could not have scored.
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v IT. Two base hitAOLeary. Sacrifice hits-Downey, Douglass. Stolen bases-Babb, Douglass Struck charlottesville 5, Schwenck 8. Bases on Balls-Schwenck 3. Time of game-1:3 80. pire-Fitzsimmons.
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Boston Wins Easily.

Washington. September 1o.-Boston wound up its season here today with a victory, defeating Washington handily to 1. Burch ell was a great puzzle, while Keeley was hit hard and given poor support Score: R. H. E. Washington .... 900 900 001-1 5 Boston ...........100 002 13O-7 II 0
 Batteries: Keeley and Street and Kahoe; Burchell and Donohue. Time. 1:30. Umpire, Connolly.
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Brown Is Effective.

St. Louis. September 10.-Chicago de- feated St Louis today in the first game of the series Brown. who pitched for Chicago. was effective all the way through. Baldwin was batted out in the second inning and Beebe was hit freely. coora. R. H. D. St I,ouis .. 900 001 O01-2 2 Chicago =. . ..131 010 100-7 Il
 Batteres Baldwin, Beebe and Bllss' Brown and Kling. Time, 1.32. Umplre' ODay.
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Tiqers Play to Win,

Detroit, September 10.-Crawford's triple, following a double by Schaefer, tied the score in the ninth and drove White out of the box. Hits by D. Jones, Downs and Schmidt gave De- troit the game in the tenth. Score:
 R. H. E. Detroit ...... 301 900 001 1-6 IA 8 Chicago ..... 030 100 100 0-5 II Batteries: Donovan and Thomas; White, Walsh and Sullivan. Time 2:20. Empires, O'Loughlin and Hurst.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-11
The Fatal Second.

Memphis broke first Ice in the second. In the second inning. with one down. Jolly beat out bunt to the infield. O'Leary forced him at second, but scored himself on Owens magnificent two-base drive to deep center, the catcher going dead at third trying to stretch the hit.
 Birmingham tied the score in the fifth. With one down Walters was passed, though Larsens line drive to Baerwald forced him. Larsen took second on Bauer's hit through short and scored on Henlines double to left, on the same play, Bauer going out at the plate.
 In the seventh, however, Memphis opened strong. Cranston made an easy out. Donahue, however, singled, and stole second Babb was hit by a pitched ball, and Jolly was walked. Robinson relieved Bauer at this point and O'Leary hit to right for three sacks, scoring three men. He scored later on a sacrifice fly-out off Owens stick Schwenck retired the side on striking at three bad ones.
 In their half of the seventh, the Barons could get no further than first, Walters going that far on an infield scratch hit.
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phiIlies Win the Last.

Boston, September 10.-Philadelphia cas- fly won the deciding game of the series from Boston today, batting Lindaman and Dorner hard Score: RH.E Philadelpnla 4VU lVV oiH-o sA Ao 2 Boston, . .O02 900 000-2 2
 Batteries: McQuillen, Corridor and Dooin; Lindaman, Dorner and Bowerman. Time, :45 Umpire, Emsie.
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Games Today.

Memphis in Birmingham. Mobile in Montgomery.
 Little Rock in Nashville. New Orleans in Atlanta.
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Summary: Two base hits, Breiten- stein Dyer Smith. Struck out, Max well 10, Breitenstein B. Bases on balls, Maxwell 8. Breitenstein 0. Sacrifice hits, Dundon, Clayton 2, Montgomery 2, Rickert Stolen bases. Wilkes, Me Murray 2, Rickert, Rohe Passed balls, McMurray. Wild pitch, Maxwell. Hit by pitch ed ball, Wilkes. Time, 200. Um- pires, Brown and Carpenter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-09-11

SUMMARY. Two base hits-Henline, Owens Three base hit-O'Leary. Sacrifice hits-Bauer Stolen bases-Donahue Double play-Downey-W Walters Doug lass.
 Struck out-Bauer g. Robinson l. Bases on balls-Bauer 4 wenck l. Wild pitch-Bauer Hit by pitched ball-Bauer (Babb). Passed ball-Raub. Time of game-1:35. Umpire-Fitzsimmons
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.

Chicago in Detroit. St. Louis in Cleveland. New York in Boston. iladelphia in Washington.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At anapolis-Indianapol 3, To- ledo 2.
 At neapolis-Minneapolis 6, Kansas City B.
 At St. Paul-St. Paul 8. Milwaukee g.
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Notes of the Game.

Babb is elated over winning three straights from Birmingham, and taking second place in the standing. we might get the rag yet" he says.
 The fans during the games revived the Stockdale case by calling loudly the name of the debarred pitcher whenever Babb appeared.
 By winning the doubleheader, Sehwenck was rewarded by three B notes. Birmingham fans didn't con- tribute.
 The Barons have lost every game play ed against the western clubs after win ming half their games against the west erners on foreign ground.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank P. Coleman of Memphis witnessed the downfall of the Barons. MT Coleman is president of, and the largest stockholder in the Mem-
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Little Rock .. Q. .. e. .. ..000 900 000--0
 Summary: Three-base hit, East. Double play, Hess to Page. Stolen bases, Seigle, Daubert. Bases on balls, off Duggan l, off Buchanan g. Struck out, Duggan 4, Buchanan 2. Time of game, 1:29. Um- pires, Moran and Wheeler.
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Spade Is a Hummer.

Pittsburg, September 10-spade al- lowed Pittsburg but three hits today and Cincinnati won. Willis pitched good game. Score: k. H. E.
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Atlanta ..............000 900 002 Ia
 New Orleans ... 900 100 010 2-4
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-03-05
WHY AitE YOU \ SOCIALIST:

: SO" ii tKtSs;Tr No. ~ an Ar.
Tie - hcdcrd "Nhy am - Social,
list wll' h suppose WoS written
by Bro Garrett Ne has ir,t his
nanlc off. II, says he il II Social
list and his FIRST reason for Orlrg
II Socialist l. It at 10 mAn can be
Il christian without being Il so
cialiSt. | wish to cali thr readers
attention 20 an Article written rs
Bro, Garrett perhaps year ago
IN which he related how he VAS
converted under IN apple ;!rr
and how happy h. WAS all day To-
know that God for ch,l,t's sake
had hardened his sins He knew
HI was christian; All doubts
We're removed. Then please read
his Article We need Il change"
in No. u op lag" three. column
three and last ) lines in column
ana soc if his statement cores
ponds. In til, So lines he says
hc has heretofore stood for THE
Republican party In his Arti.
Gle on Conversion, (which | can
tindl he SAYS he was changed
from darkness to light and was
- christian, In his Article on
Why an . Socialist" he says
no man can be Il Christian and
not be Il Socialist or in other
words. no man can be christian
and vote tho Republican or Dem
tcratic ticket Please compare
these statements and see if they
corrobCya,c.
Dear Bro Garrett, would love
to hear from YOU again. Have
you been preaching AL these
years something that sou know
nothing about? Ii the CRESSET
is a Truth Seeker, please come
again and will fight or surrcn,
der. Yours tor Christian truth.
{. s. love.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-03-05

The Republican party, the
Democrat party are Socialistic
in their principals or they could
not serve the people. Each one Of
those parties preach equality
and they could not exist unless
they did preach it, whether they
practice it or not. We have not
written for party sake, but for
the cause Of the Lord and Saw.
Jour Jesus Christ.
For prominent citizen las well
as Bro. Towel assailed the Econ.
Omy of Providence in an unscrip.
tural manner. In conclusion we
say that the CREsSET will cor.
rect all misrepresentation on
the Word of God that comes un.
der its notice.
WORLDS CKESSET Fowler Mo.
Feb. %, 1906 Vol. 1, No. Al
Honorable Secretary Taft de-
clares Tor change before the
Lumber association mt Detroit
! Mish. and says by the declara,
ton that equality must be had.
And that to in the way he pre-.
sentcd it, or els" governmental
socialism, is the sum of his as.
SerSiOn. Socialism is express.
cd in one word as we under.
stand II. And that il this
-f"l uai'IN ana liiS means "h'-
VERSE! Hr"th'riio"u E"'crmeht'
al oWiltF>h'p. AND the !in"rer
gets t'!' oen'nt Oh MS own TABOR,
a'o nov 'lli'olhN eiNc ana
'N!> kind ot f''la!.sih ana cover
"'I b. mus '''''' nay "'"'
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-03-05

Lords) judgsnsnts % at" ~
day solomon taken the shrors.
(0ee Chron. 90: 81.
Did Solomon and his susssssors
On the throne of Israel take Assd
to their way, and we're they -
constant to DO the Lords bid.
dirgs.
We will 60 to the grestf ountaia
OF all truth (Godh word) TO 6nd
tho answer. And We and there
that Solomon aud his rvval line
walked not in the way Of the
Lord, but were very corrupt
therefore We may rest assured
that Jesua WAS not born in the
lihe of Solomon. Listen to soms
more words to Solomon: III thou
seek him tthe God o. thy iather)
hs will 10 found Of thee, but il
thou forsake hin, be will cast the
away forever. "a Chron. 2s-9.)
And the Lord was angry with
Solomon, because his heart was
turned from tn. Lord God Of lsrael
80. wherefore the Lord said un.
| to Solomon. For as much az this IL
done of thee and thou hast not
bept my covenant and my statu-
ties which ! have commanded thee.
! will suIsiv rrnd tho kingdom
from thee. .'s Nevertheless III
thy days will not do n-foV
David thy fathers sake: but
will rend is out of thu hand Of
thy Sun. Howbsit, | will not
rend away all ths kingdom, bnt
will give one tribe TO thy NOD.
for David my servants suks and
20! JoruAalrm's snko which ] have
chosen" | Kings II: 9-l3.
! Now to BE- brief le, us pasa on
to the two last kings that aver
/ reisnsd upon Dnvids throne. over
srael,- Jehoalliih (Which was
called Couiah) and bis brother
Zsdek;ah.
/ Let US ace what thu posibil,,lnrs
of the one that should have tho
government upon his shoulders
and who.e kingdom should have
no end, coming through tho line
If Solomon. We read: AS !
1--we, cath the Lord, through
NuIiah So king Of Judah, vera
tho -igue, upon my right hand.
Vet would | pluck thee hcuce, -
! Is tLis mnn CONAN a despised
! broken idulr Ia he n vessel whore
III IL no pra-ufcY Wherefore ara
they cAa, out. he and his iced, and
sra cast iutp Il land which they
Know not? q earth, earth. earth,
near tie word Of the Lord; Thus
saith the Lord, write We tiis mar
childlese. Il nan that shall not
prosper IN his DAYS. tor mt man
ot his .erd shall prosper, sitting
upon the throne OF David. mud
ruIlug any mtyc IN judah. - .Ier.
~ II 90
Concerning hls rroth"r 'ho last
king over Judah. ". Tad -
"Thou profap4 and wicked
prince Of Israel. whose Gay is
coming, when inlQuity shall have
an end;
Thus saith the Lord God ~.
move the diadeIn, aud tukc OIL the
crown: this sha'l not he the same:
exslt h,m tina: 10 low. compare
Luke |: $3.50 and abase him
/ that is high. ! will overiurh,
overturn, overturn il: ard 1t shall
he no more until 10 comes whose
right It e. aud I will give 1t him. :"
| Eek d. 26-21.
| Mere the Ioys, line Of Solomon was
60 completely over turned that there has
10 ths day never been king over
Israel from thai line The king u Garth
since Zedckish have been Gentle kings.