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yards: he handled two hunts In a
clean fashion retiring his men at first
and he broke up an attempted double
steal by Evers and Chance.
Evers scored Chicago's first run.
He singled to center took second on
Schulte's hit to left and raced home
on Chances safe drive to center. A
base on balls was primarily response
Bile for Chicago's second and last
run. King walked on four wide ones
went to second on Overall's sacri-
flee and scored on Evers' double.
Dctroit's Near Score.
Detroit threatened to score but
once. Coughlin was safe when his
grounder 10 Steinfeldt took an awk-
ward bound and he went TO third
when Mcintyre doubled into the left
field crowd. But the needed hit was
not forthcoming from either OIeary
or Crawford, for the former few out
to Hoffman. who held Coughlin at
third by a beautiful throw home and
Crawford struck out.
The game by innings follows:
First Inning.
Chlcago-Sheckard flied to Schae-
fer; Evers singled and went to sec
ond on Schulte's drive to left. Chance
singled, scoring Evers, but Schultz
was held at second. Steinfeldt flied
out TO Crawford Hoffman grounded
TO Coughlin who tagged Schultz on
the base line.
Detroit-Mclntyre walked. OLeary
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ners at second and by the failure of
her heavy hitting outfield to bat at
critical moments when hits meant
runs.
None of the Detroit pitchers
seemed able to constantly puzzle the
Chicago batsmen, for even Mullin.
who pitched Detroit's only victory
was found for sevea hits.
Throughout the series Chicago's
hitting was opportune Occasions
were rare when the men on bases
and runs needed. a Chicago bats
man was not there with the needed
hit.
The games were singnlarly free
from squabbling and on only two or
three occasions were decisions of the
umpires questioned.
Receipts Nearly 100000.
The paid admissions were only
2,232 for the five games and the re-
ceipts totaled s94,976 as compared
with 100000 last year. The attend
ance at the final game was but 6.21O.
or the money taken in the Chicago
players get s27 ,669; Detroit s1S,446:
the club owners s1s.GS1 apiece: and
the national commission gets s9.44T.
A feature of the game was Schmidt's
recovery OF HIS throwing arm. which
had not been working well during any
previous game. Chicago was not able
10 steal base on him for the first
time during the series. He caught
Steinfeldt trying to steal second by
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Donovan struck out Mcintyre
doubled. Coughlin going to third.
O'Leary few out. Crawford struck
out.
sixth Inning.
Chicago--Chance beat out bunt
and went to second on Steinfeldt's
sacrifice. Holman and Tinker few
out.
Detroit-Cobb walked, but was fore
ed by Rossman; Sohaefer struck out.
Schmidt flew out.
seventh Inning.
chicago--Kling few out on fly.
Chicago Killing out on fly. overall,
singled but was out when hit be-
tween bases BY Sheckard's grounder
Sheckard was ugilt OF of first and
was thrown out.
Detrolt-Not a Detroit man got 10
first.
Eighth Inning.
Chicago-Evers got to first Schultz
sacrificed. Chance singled. but Evers
was held at third. Steinfeldt struck
out. Chance and Evers tried double
steal but Evers was caught at the
plate.
Detrolt-Not man got to first
Ninth Inning.
Chicago-Hofman struck out. Tin
ker singled. King out at first. Tin
ker tried TO make third, but was
thrown out.
Detroit - All out before reachins
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CHAMPION CUBS
WIN LAST GAME
Chicago Team Ties 2 to 0 Knot
in Detroit Tigers Tail.
Worlds Best ball Players Who Were
on the job Throughout the
Series.
1T HAS CLEAN CUT VICTORY.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 15.-By defeat
ing Detroit to 0. Chicago retained
the title of champion baseball team
of the world. The Chicago team, ac-
cording to critics, showed superiority
in every department of the game In
the series as a whole, although this
superiority was not so apparent on
the day that Detroit batted victory
OF of Pfeister's curves.
Detroit was handicapped by
Schmidt's inability to cut down run
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Left on bases-Detroit, Z; chlca-
go, @.
Struck out-By Donovan, 3; Over
all, 10.
Double plays-Schmldt. Schaefer,
Schmidt; o'Leary, Rossman, Cough
lin
Wild pitch-Overall
umpires-S Sheridan and O'Day.
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Two-base hlts-Mclntyre. Evers. .
Sacrifice hits-Schulte, Steinfeldt,
overall.
Stolen base-Donovan.
Base on balls-On Donovan, q;
overall
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Srl. Clara S9wenfer uou @illow
Strase bsfinoet iid auf Der SraHten.
liite.
Srcb. Sunielmann BON Prospect aue.
muste lid Sreitas elmer Operation fur
YlinooarmsntSiiuoun9 unterperTen.
Yeter 0utin pom Siio @aihinston
Guenue sntsins ON SreitaS III Der Or'
foro 3ede fnapp oem Gooe, oils itd Elm
Dedeniau ereiSnete. enttam aber nit
elmer perrenften Shulter uno S6ram'
men uno S1nitten am S6rper.
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aamUnen sescm 0Sirtbe!

Der temperenS.miitbi9e @ouuerlleur
Solt pon Wtiliourt batte ieineriet ge'
oroht, er weroe sur Gusfiibruns oes
Sountass9sleseS uno Serhinoerung oes
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aemadt, inosm er am 3. lu9uit oem
Yrl9aoe'@sneral @larf, oem Beisbls'
baber Der Electromagnetic uon Wtiliourt.
ben Beiebl CAB. oas 9anSe erlte Re9t'
ment uuo Yatterie ~" am folSenoen
Samitas uno Sonntas in ct. Nouis
Gountp SuiammenSu,ieben.
@ouperneur Sort uon Mem Serieg
bat anaeii6ts Der Sablase in atlantic
St1 ertlGrt, OaB er oas SerbotScies
ourbfubreu weroe uno uenn oa,u Die
seiammte Staatsmili3 nOtbig Jet.
Der Ssier, beionOers aber etwaiSe
repnblifauiid an9ebaubten oeutiAen
lDirtbe lollten niht per9eiisn. oaB Die
obensenunntsn Sauatifer uno Ssrr Gaft
intime 6reunoe iiub. nSase mir, nit
mem Du umsebit uno i'd iase Dir, wer
Ou bilt!"
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SOSi ~ohsp OolsPp oeNteH ooh
Wiaruine Guenue nuroe Wfontas messn
Sonrtassuerfauf 500 beitraft.
= Der .Scranton engineers Club
pilf i'm centralen Staottbeil elm paiien.
oes @isentbum erpsrben uuo bot be.
reits oiesbeSiSlibe uuterbanolunSen sr'
Offnet.
= Die 10 Sabre @lIie, Tohter Der
@beleute SenrD slrmbruit BON Marion
Straee. itarb am Sonntag nab fnrSer
3ranfbeit unS mur6e Wtonta9 i'm SOr,
eft Sia SrisobOf besroist.
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uno wuroe oanu iiberfabren, Woourh
ibm beioe Seibe abSeidnitten wuroen.
iOOuB er uui Dem aBsse gum SOipitule
ltarb.
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on Siio Wtain 2luenue uon Neu6t9as
eritidt auiSefuuoen, oaS elmer oefeften
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our6 ben @erub tranf puroe. iid nie.
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NeaifferS Natbritbt.

au ole 9tsatpr,n, Rrfbiiurn unb anbrt inttrti.
irft ptricnsn:
RaHriGt pirb bisrmii a,gsbsn, baB bic
folasnb btuauntsn pnlpntu ibre RsHnunaeu
tinsttrassn babtn In Der Sffirt efs 8sailins fir
8taGhgung BON Gtlam,ntsn unb Grtteiiung
ron Brisftn btr Standardization In unb fir baS
County BON 9ddawanna, unb eab bflaste Nb.
miniliratprtn, @rtfutprsn lnb 0prminbtr itrs
Rthnungsn btslihtn babtn In Der Sffee ets
btiastfn 8fgiRsrs uub bab bitisbsn bsm @aifsn
@riht sur Bthditaung pcreslsgt ptrbfn loltu
am Wlontig. ben f6. Noptnbtr 1893, um 10
llbr Bprmitfass:
4. Gira B. Rppls uub everett @arrtn,
iiberlsbtnbe GruRns Der SinterIalI,nlbait bss
uaf. Sra Sripp. II. iGbrliGf unp gsrtbsil.
uugdbrfbnnng
Z. Sarab v. @raut unS 8. o. Dsk. ab-
mintliratprtr ber SiuttraiItnf6aft pss psrf. M.
3. Dale. Grifs uab ibsiltpsiif abminiifraticn
Abrshnuns
3. Sarab u. @raut unb 8. @. Dale. ab.
miniffraiprtu btr SinttraIfnlhaft bee pIif. W.
9 Dale. Grfs unb ttsilUsiis 9rtbstIunss
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IGaft etr vsrff Bridget Spau. 3ptits uHb snp-
giltige Nbrhnung
S. gutnt s Biulams. abmiuifiratur sr
SinitrIalTtnl9afi tr Strf. antsinstts Coleman.
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Srtfuiptn btr Sinttrlalrnlhaft bsr psrlf 8raee
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Iruhees unttr BEN lfBitn Wiltn unb Gsfament
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2'ntftlalehlpal pts pttp Soph " ~fosfs.
SrliS ipeslpells aoIe@nan9.
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eu p'nfsIlanenlWai Gse pstT Soen v. Omg'
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10, Sap'o D.L "Cm,nIpraiOr @ %T SihIn,
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plnier'althlWali ets enl SealRs p. paresn-
ons. SrPs' snpsu'i'sf hno SHipaIunss "o'
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10 y. Q. eopen' MomininfaIor efr StniT.
lallfnlpaIt er euH' @hna SP'nf. Srie hno
sneeuli'ss aprtpnnn9; ~
10 Seiahion 2fuI eempan'e, aomlnl'Ira-
ier'n Der 2'nifrlanfnlpalt peg psrt. Warltn
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IL u. j. NaulWmueI une eelllam Wahlg-
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6rant Hanlpms'sr. 3ms'is fpsllmslls Aerfp'
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9'nhrlaNtnl@aII oes osIlI. w. l. Sm'ip. SrFf
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2'nhrlahfnlpafi pfs Dtrli phtr TX. eonrlas.
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isnibntt Der psTt @erirnos Sfr9paulsr. Srlfe
une supsulllss aers5nnna
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gBie fSmmt es. oab man In bieIem
8ablfampfs ieitens Der HspubIifausr 10
meuis uon oem rsrosen SpsiietsHel"
dinner pail) bort? IS wdre aud Die
reinite Srouie. oamit ,u prablsn, oenn
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70 sroB isin. pie frlbsr. absr Der Sn-
bait beiielben lift uidt mebr 10 rsihli6,
Die er es emit mar. uno buuoerttaulen.
De arbeitsloie babsn iiberbaupt feinen
SpeiiefeHel n6tbis. uno isoe Stimme,
Die fir Socal Option abss9ebsn miro,
mfnidt Der sroBen slrmse uon arbsits.
loien nod meitere Sunberttaulenoe bei'
3ufii9en. Sft Der arbeiter, 1T Der @e.
ihaftsmaun bsrsit, fir elm iolhes uns
oing, oas Sunoerttauisuoen Shaoeu
brinsen wlroe, ju itimmen, neil einise
balbuerriidte Sanatifer es usrlansen
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6 q r b o n b q le.

- Bdbreno ct Moutas Jia9t Dor
benz Perri &aoen ait @onitable StraBe
itanb. erbislt Der Staliener Salpatore
Spella pon elmer uubefannten 8erion
sine Susel in ben arm seiast, wel6e
osnielbsn brad. Die 3usel wurOe BON
sinem Sberfeniter ab9e9eben, mas aber
oas Motiu 1T, lit uiht befaunt. Baul
Uruto uon Soipital StraBe wuroe ipa'
ter als Spsla's snsreifer usrbaftet uuo
uuter 8ir9i9aft ssitellt.
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q it 8 ( o n .

- Der 1S Sabre alte Dominid Wfa.
liza, Elm Sarrenldufsr i'm SiO. A Shuht,
muroe Wtoutas fur3 Dor Wfittas pom
sinem llnial betroffen, inSem lbm Der
Sopf i1limm Seroriidt uno ein Shdoel'
bru6 Suseiii9t ipuroe. @r wuroe In
lebensssidbrlidem i3uitunb oem 9oipis
tai iiberfibrt.
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u r d b q [ b.

- Stabtratb Sobn 8. WicSale fiel
Disnitas absuo bel Der 9eimtebr fopf'
iiber in einen @raben uno tru9 eineu
Shdoelbru6 oauOn, oem er geitern cts
taa.
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Ole feiniten Drudarbeiten Der Staot,
Siefert bic Office oes y Bo9sublatt.-
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Gin letter Mppea !

Die Sauptfragen. nm melfe es iih
bel Der Wabl ON ndfften Dienita9 bans
oelt, finb i'm .8obenblatt4 Dor Der
Brimdrmabl 10 9riin6lid pentilirt wor'
ben, bas es ni6t u0tbis III. nohmals
oarauf ein,ussbeu. Das @rsebniB Der
Brimdrpabl bot ia aud se5eist. baB bic
Darser bic Bi6tistsit Der Babl poli9
besriifen batten.
Iber an nd6iten Dienitus gilt es,
Der monatelangen Sl9itatiOn oas offi,ielle
Siesel auf;uoriiden unb fir oieienisen
3anoibaten fir @eisssebuns Su itim'
men, Welbe sesen &ocal Option uno
ollie anberen 3wau9sgeiese itno. au6
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oicatsn fir @OuutD aemter 3u itimmen.
als oa iino: GOusreB. Eihter. @ountp
@ommiildre. u.i.w. Dariiber iinO wobl
ole SteuerIabler sinig!
Sin anoeres Ding lit es nm bic Oia'
tionalmabl. oenn Der cine Ssler miro fir
Srpan, Der anbere fiir Gaft ,u itimmen
piiniden. 9Sir mOllen in fnrsen Wor'
ten erflGren, narum mir fir einen Saft
ME uno nimmer itiinmsn fOnnen:
Der erite @runo lit, neil Tait ii6
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menn er i'm 9lmte 1T, oenn sr miro in
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Sortbeil beoaht ieiu.
Der 5meite @runo lit, neil Die per.
bilisniten Sanatitsr, Brobibitioniitsn
uno 6rembenbaGsr Die intimiieu 5reun.
De uou Gait linb unb Su ielnen @uniten
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eiiri9iten Beratber isiu uno mas babel
berausfommen miiroe. 1T ieoenfallS
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iheinbar ldherlih, aber DIE Sahe lit Su
ernlt gum Hahen. @s lit lbon mebr
mie einmal oapon 9eiprOten Doroen.
aber unter einem 9tooispelt mdre Oieier
Shritt eriOlslos 9eweien. @ewinut
aber Gait, 10 meroen ieine Ssratber io'
tort init ibrem Ylaue berausriiden uno
bel Der moraliiben SeiSbeit unierer @e,
iesseber tit eS nur gu wabriteinlih. oaB
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tiirlibe Solse Die Bruuereien. 8rennsrs
eien. u.l.m. DaB oaourh Gauenoe ibr
sanies Yerm6sen usrliereu, OuB pun.
oerttanienoe ibren sewobnten Serolenit
einbiiBen miiroen. oas itOrt isncS @es
li6ter niHt i'm @eriusiten. n9Bas ba'
ben sic seiu9t. Serr Birtb. uniinu ?"
@s lit meoer uniinu. nod cine Siiion.
lonoeru bittere l8nbrbeit unO iebe iiir
oas republitaniihe Gidet ab9e9ebsne
Stimme briu9t uns benz ,3lele udber.
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llsbtr3eusenb. SBsnn Sie on Dns'
pepiie. Rbeumatismus, tranfer Sebsr
oocr irseno elmer anoeren Sranfbeit lei.
Den, welde burd unreiues Blut entlts,
ben fann, oanu gebrauhen Sle Sorni's
gllpenfrduter. Selbit bic eriie Slaihe
miro Sie oauon iiberjeuscn, bab er se'
race Die WteoiSin lit. Die sic benotbis
gen. 0ti6t in slpothsfen iu babeu.
0enn sic ibn niht in Sbrer Jtabbars
ifait erbalten f6nnen. Oann menoen
sic fih on Or. Peter 6abrnsD & Cons
Co.. 112-118 90. SODne slue., @bi'
ca9o. 81.
Sorni's Glpenfrduter Blutbeleber 1T
gu habsu bel 9enrp S8altsr. 1011 @ebar
Auenue.
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= Ssnts 1T Wfit6sa Gag.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
SUES GARFIELD FOR PATENT
Land Entryman Demands Title to
Idaho Forest Tract.
Final Entry l. Withheld by
Land office and Review of Case
Refused by Secretary,

James Rudolph Garfield. Secretary OF
the Interior. was named defendant in
maudamus proceedings fled yesterday IN
the Supreme Court OF the District BY
William GlbbIe. OF Spokane, Wash and
the Neaasha Wooden Ware Company, OF
sIeuasha. Wis
The suit has been Instituted 10 compel
Mr. Garfield TO release the suspension
OF an entry TO certain public lands in
Idaho for which ths plaintiffs have made
application
Glbble declares that he made sPPlica-
ton for IS5 acres Of government land in
Idaho n Is1I. fled the necessary papers
the same year. and received the certin-
cate. He later sold the certificate TO the
Nenasha Wooden Ware Company
According to the bill, the Commission
er o4 the Land Office refused 10 confirm
the transaction when peJiJioned to do SO
on April IS. 1896. He was sustained fl
his contention by the Secretary Of the
Interior IN October Of the same year.
A motion for a review was then fled. but
the Secretary denied the motion
Justice Anderson ordered Secretary
Garfield to show cause October q why a
writ OF mandanus should not be issued
10 compel him to restore the entry
The Washington herald., 1908-07-24
CURES ECZEMA QUICKLY
New Drug, POsIam, Now obtainabln
in Small Quantifies-

Since its discovery one year ago, the
new drug. poslan, has successfully cured
thousands Of chronic cases Of eczema and
other distressing skin Affections Here
tofore poslam has been dispensed solely
for the benefit OF eczema patients IN
large jars sufficient for month s treat
ment. This was found TO be an incon-
venience 10 many thousands who use II
for minor skin trouoles such as pimples'
blackheads. herpes. acre, scaly scalp
complexion blemishes, itching feet. piles,
&c, which require but a small quantity
10 cure. To overcome this. and IN re-
sponse to urgent appeals. the dispensers
of posiam have been obliged to adopt, IN
addition TO the regular two-dolar pack
age, a special fifty-cent size, which IN
future may be found on sale at Ogran'
and O'DonneH's and other leading drug
stores in Washington. or may De OF
dered direct from the Emergency Lab
oratories. No. q West E51h Street, New
York City IN all eczema cases posialn
stops itching with first application ana
proceeds to heal Immediately, chronic
cases being cured in two weeks In less
serious skin troubles. results are seen
after an overnight application
Samples for experimental purposes
may still be had free Of charge, by
writing 70 the laboratories for them
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DEATH RECORD.

Robert F. Thompson. The Westovcr. 18Th and L
IS. uw = years
Raqiey " Chashirs IsaS Caroline ST. Nv. 4s years.
David Bowman. 52s d ST. ne. s. years
Martha B. Hanliuc. Coz n ST. NV. = years
Marion L Peuziaeld. ITO Nd. ave- sw monthA
Ruth WaIlach- 5I9 II St Ne months
Oliver G. BTics. 6zs n st. sw I month
Infant Of John ". and Alary Murphy 70s siassa-
chusetts ave. Ne. days
COLORED
Alfred Burnett. 7os Mass ave. ne. 70 years
John Stewart. - Pleasant alley. years.
Martha Bolden. 1s52 B ST. ne p years
Spencer Berues. T25 Half ST. sN 3 years
Horace NicSens. 80 Washington ST. NV : ysar.
Lena c. Banks. fl99 18th 81. NV Is years
Gertr1de Stewart. y Pleasant court sw. nos
Finest ]. Minor. s7th St extended mouths
Bernics Hawkins 6l5 S c. ave Sc. I month
Infant Of Harry AID sarah Carter, Columbia Hos
,ital, ! d2y.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Leaves q absence-F-s- Lle--- ECJE8TU6 :.
HEIDT. Eighth T-ta---y. present. iszve sx-s15e5
Two DAYS, MAJ BENJAMIN Il CHEEF EB,
TlIuee1fh Caralry. tx twenty days
WILLIAM r. MARTIN. F1f-l Infantry. Tz1-no-ed
t-1E os1tsiu % uzs1- Ju2e .. Is sssiEzsd 20
Eighteenth Infau-ry-
EVAN NJ Johnson. Jr- EizE-k I1fzzrzT. 20
r-5ted from captain 20 E11o- July 3 IS assiEzed
TO sixth Iufaurry.
ERNEST 2 Haskell. Trszty-a.uth IutE1cy
Iruu1uted from hrsr Iau-e-zu- 70 captain Arrl
3 Is assigned 10 TvEl-y-=eC7ld I-fzE--T
JACK HAYES. Sixteenth Iuisl--y. r-uuotei fruz1
first Lieutenant 20 captain Ar-ll ;. Is assigned %
Treu-y-fls1-lh Irfau-ry-
Lent Col ORIN 3. MITCHAM- O-11azce Depar--
ns-t- vii 0-oceed 20 Nl-folk and Ric1-1rl
Va. 80 inspect Batteries and B. Elrsc Bal
talon. Field ARTILLERY Virginia Volunteers.
CapL JAMES l. MAEEE Medical C0-ps. Is -
heved from duty n army t-lEsqo-- =e7ire. 70
take efec1 wEe1 t-z1sucr Sle-ldzn sLal Be
placed oct q c-u1-'issiol. ard VII then I-oceec
from san FrauCiscu- Ca. 10 J5GersCl Ea--aCzs
No. and report % cou-Ea1i-rs o:acer-
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DIED.

DENNI-ou Thu-siay. July 2, 1913. a. $50 q L.
THOMAS DENNIS. beloved husband q Trz1ces
z Dennis and father q Mrs r 4 Bennett
ard George ( Dennis. sged eighty-a7e yes-z
and nine months
Fule-ai from Lees chapel Saturday at Z D Il
FnterDc1lt az Congres-onal Cene-ery- Relatives
and friends are invited 70 attend
DOUGLAS -Eutsrcd into life eternal O. TzesdaE
July z. las. al Harpss Ferry. W Va. MARY
VIRGINIA DOUGLAS. widow q August Doug
las and daughter q william Crswfo-d lazd
Ann Crawford of Baltimore. n the seTz-T-
ff,l year Of her age
Funeral at Il a. n Friday froaa he- late =ess-
deuoe II Eleventh street n0rtheast Rslztires
and friends invited 70 attend. Ints-1eut privzta.
FARRAR-On THURSDAY. July 2 Ia0s. at L.
jhe jewish Hospital. Cincinnati Ohio,
EDITH VIRGINIA FARRAR
Funeral Saturday az Wizches-sr. Ind
McCLURE-On THURSDAY July 2 Ia0s II Chiz-o
III. MARTHA EDWARDS MCCLURE. b
loved wife Of Theophilus Mcclure sad 1n0chez 4
Arthur Z. Clareucs Z, Hsrry L. Bls1chs Il.
and Nrs. b. T Holly
Funeral notico hereafte-.
MoHUN-On "Wednesday, July = ls0s al Chevy
Chase, Nd. MARTHA VIRGINIA MOHCN,
daughter = Nom n and Bary Mlhun acsd
nine months and eighteen DAYS
Funeral iu-ivatel Friday ron iso4 Nineteenth strest
northwest.
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Goes After the Judiciary.

Following Mr. Dwyer. J. La Coste
Rodier made a brief address. urging his
hearers 10 work hand in hand for Bryan
The speaker explained that ne was a
member Of a trade union. and as such
would follow Gompers in the fight to
elect the Democratic ticket.
ANY man that says Gompers has is
sued orders 20 organized labor is either
a fool or o liar said Mr.. Rodier. or
ganized labor is leading Gompers into this
fight; he has broken the shell OF con
serva1isTn. and now we VIII support
him in making the Peerless Leader Presi-
dent Labor rues the day il entered into
the camp Of she Republican party. and
viii cast its vote for the Democratic
candidate in November"
Capt John S Miller briefly expressed his
appreciation Of the Democratic candi-
dates. and said he would do all in his
power TO aid in the election Of AIr. Bryan.
Among those present were ". J. Dwyer,
president, COtJer Bride. Maj. George B.
Arms, y E Vowles. Judge S. S Yoder.
DR.. E 81. Shafer. W y. Newbold, ". II.
Cameron. Mai William C Mcintyre, Dr.
J. W Hodges. George DruTy. T. F. Byrne.
H L B. AtkissOn, J. G. Hillman, Wal
lace Streeter, William Mattingly. T. D.
Syric, r E Yell0tt. a ". Nelson. Rob
ert Allen, Dr. y. 3. Shade, o. J. Lloyd,
E W r Ewing. ". ". Bride, John ".
Jennings, and Judge Q. B. Hallam-