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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10

in elmer lhluierigCn Sitrlotiou. Sci
he Gntidlcibrng lit porIdllii0 nod
ruaitcbcno. SoIIte ser 9l0ntirul iid
CbenfollS iiir eiuC 2Iblrhmmg cnt'
i6lieBen, 10 lit Der 2luHgouQ utob.
lebbar.
Grei5Cbn6 6GllCppu&iuOrr.
moro.
WrobcS 9Iuiicbl crrCJcn }luci grnll
cnbuitc tSGIlc bon Oicliohcn ainocr
nprocn, ilbCr oiC aus Nrcaluu mn
Mir5tlr1 tclcAropbilh bcrirhtct miro
Sm critcy2n Golc bunoclt cH lid
Inn sic &erbnitlHl CinCo GhcpoureS
ans oen, tlcincl Goric @0blcnou
&rciS @uINenbn.a III ShIciicu. 0ul
Gbctoor lit briugCno pcrO0dtiN nicbt
mclli0cr, ais odt @in0cr crmproct 81
hobcn. Iic Cp'cr ser ltmlcnibcr
itonocn 0urdmcN int }ortcitcn 2IltCr
Sicbcn SoNc2fGIIc pnrcn niht mcitc;
bcnhtct mor0cn. Grit bci ncm iiing.
item Sale lpu,Jc &crOod)t rcNc. mr
ona Qcilm0cnc bcIoitcnoc WtotCriul
IicB oie &ccloit1I Ncrchtfcrtigt CT.
Ihcincn.
@ci Dem @iir5blrQCr SolC bnnoclt
cS licb INN cin uicllctdlt nod, AruuliNc.
res Nilo. Sort itcbCu scr Shnlico
S5oiling uno imci Stiit0htcr por Dem
SNmurNcriht INN lid >ucNcn Scr Gr-
morOltng pon iintf &inocrn 3u per.
ontuortcn. Scr Gotcr ser crmor0c-
ten &inOer lit 0oilinq.
Sic &crbonNllmQcn Qcbcn cjncu
GinbIid IN gCrn0cjG cntcbIidc Ser.
bGItniiic.
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Cine bcmcrfcn@mertbc GbrluN lit
Sem @brcnprGiiDcutcn Der @crciniQ-
ten &c1cIclub2 non Ncm- Oort, Scnru
6clOmom, bel icincr 9lntlnit in Der
lin Scitcn5 hco Ocutibcn &cQlcrbun.
Oc9 5u (bCil NcluorOen.
@r. Scl0nlonn hattie Dem Trc3oc.
ncr WrulbcSfcQcln beiQcrpobnt II. mar
Damn nod Ser 9tcihSbmlptitoot Qclob.
rcn. Nci icincn Gintreiicn marc S5r.
NCIOmnnn, pCldcr GhrcnnlitalicO bc1
Gcutihcn &eQlcrbun0c3 lit, bon Cucr
Ncpltotion oc9 RunocA ofii}icu bc-
griibt.
Nit cincm ber}lihcn g9iutommcn2-
grrB pilr0c linn ais 3ciCben Der &od)-
lh6blmG SeitcnS Nc@ @inocH cin
pr0htiNcr Enfal' bon tumitpollcr
@ronjrorbcit ntit'tiuer entiprchcnDcn
@i6nln1 iibcrreht.
0r. SclOmonn 5ci1tc Iidt iibcr sic
9c3rijbuna nn0 Ole Gcoifution bod
crirClt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
GeiGbrlihe er @asarbcitcr. +.
't. ".s Strifc.

9uoopeit, 3. Sllli. = Gin bc
ncnfliher Strife bat 9ubopelt in iei.
mem @riff. Bic slrbeiter Der @as-
9lnltultcn boben Die slrbeit niaoerge.
le9t. Sic bobcn 9corobt, Die Gos.
1Subrifen in Die Suft 81 iprengen
ioQs es periutbt mirb, Den 9ettief
ourf) Ginitclliug bon Strifcbrcharn
olircd)t 5u erbultcn. 20 man fiird'
tct, buB sic 9lrbcitor pcrluhen font
ten, ibrc 0robitng mubr Sll mahen
lino oie 8aaanitoltcn inter ItarfC
milit1riihc @ebarfung gcltcllt NOR
ben. Eioniere beiorgen ole notbipetl-
oiglten arbeiten 5ilr 9eibalfung bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
2eidptcs Grobcbcn in Sun ,srancisco.

gan 6ronciSco, 3. Suli. =
Sn Ser Stlot muroe beute Elm Ieid),
tca Grobebcn peripiirt. 9ie Grihiit.
ternna BOT, lomeit gemeloet it, fel.
nen S6oben perurIadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
@crmiidltc tcleerapbiidc Sepeidjcn.

-. Wei cincm 9ronoc, pclhcr ser
Grploiion Der Defiant, ,9orfe STE.
mango" III ocnl Gromp'ihen ShiiiS.
bolboi in Fbilo0clpbio, Eu, iolptc,
luben 5luci Mium i6r 2eben perIoreit
mo 5cbn unocre limo ifiucr pcrlbt
lporoen. Sic lo6ten limo: Serbert
Eoac lnb Noltcr 5uoon. Soiepb Die.
ncr lit ser um Sdmerlten Gcrlcbte.
- Socl CHANDLER SorriS, meld)cr
llutcr 0cm Nuntcn .llnele IcmuS"
btmoriitiihc Sti5cn fir omerifani.
ldc 3citlnGcn ihricb mo ipGter iei.
lie ci0cnc 3citllng inter Dem Sitel
nllnclc 9cnntS' Nfnao3inc" berauS.
gob, lit in 9ltIonta, Co., inn sllter
bon 60 Sobrcn Gcitorben.
- Sn Alouct, W'oii, lino SeGn
GroBc GiabGllcr Der .9lrctic See Co."
bon 5oa.Niper, in neIdpn lid 2O,OOO
Sonncn Gia bcfouoen, ionie pier
&onaons Der Dgtclp.Sopen 9u6n"
nicOcrNcbrmnt. Ter Sd)ooen miro
nllI $4,000 GcidlGbt. .Vlan pcrnuitbet
9ran0Itiitlug,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
S0miides Tratcrnii iiren
GicdJcn bcgciitcrt iiir iran51iiidl eng
liidDcS ltcbcrcinfommcn.


Eotodi'S g8ittue pcrlpenoet iih
iiir Sen M0roer ibreS @atten. =
EorIamentS ariiiS. @aS.
glrbeitersStrife.
@iCn, 3. SuIi. - Sn Froa
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lid c3ebii6e @erbriiOcrlngSltinl'
nulng. ISn Erog bGlt iicb gcgcrnpdra
tig cine 9ln5obl engliibcr Solrnoli.
item olli. Die @Gltc lultr0cn Durd
Gin groBortigeS @nnfett geieicrt, at
bem iib Die SpiBcn Ger 9cboroen
mO Die 9totobilitGten Der Stabt be-
tbeiligtcn.
Nci Dem @onfctt crbo6 iid] Der
iron5olilhc &onilll j. Colonies 3u
cinem Srinfipruh, in Dem er oii oie
9t2ile ocS fron5oiiihen ErGiibentcn
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3lnGd)lt nli 0ie nGntCntc corbiole"
i'uii6en Sronfreih lnb GngIano 81
iprc6cn FAM. Gam fnm S5r. 60
lonie8 81 Dem @ouptpllnftc ieincr
3icoe. Gr trot bufiir Elm, oicic Cut
cntc cor6iale" onbin 5lt peruollItGn'
Nlgelt, ooB ollBcr Gn9luno H. tSront-
reid ouh bie 'c5ehiide Station norin
cin9elhlolicn ici.
Damp oufGcicbt.
SSSn aiacnortiacm @cgcniob 5lt sic.
Ter &crbriioerlnQStcn0cll3 crihcint
Ole Snltrng on1tlihcr arciic gcgcns
iber Der Gage in Win5coonicn. Gn0.
lilhe nnb ruiiiIhe @lGttcr brnhttn
rnIdnglt NtCl6unNcn BON on0cblihcn
Fripilcaicn, Die iih Scitrcid In.
Norl bel ser Eiortc fir Wio5cOonicn
cupirtt hnbc. Scltrcicb llugnrn
miro p2rbdbtiqt cS babe iid) oltI
Soften Gnglono'S mo 9iublono'a ii
@cjuq mlf @obn Gon5ciiioncn Ii.
ocrAI. &ortbcilc bon bcr Siirfei per
idoiit. Gicie 9fndri6tcn mcrOen
reueroingS bon oifi5i6ier Scitc DC
nlentirt.
Tie Hothipenoi9feit iolhcr Tcnle,l
ti@ ioate bornod ungctbon Icill, Der
bcaciitcrten Stimnlmg Der G5c6cn,
ole Ooh mld) Scitrci6cr linb, eincn
GGnlpicr oui5ltictcn.
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0rpbt.
Sic porlamcrtoriid)c Sngc bot licD
in uncrlportctcr @ciic pl0tli6 81 ci-
ner fritiidcn geltoltet.
Frenlicr : Winiitcr b. gcd Gnttc
nit ben Siibrcrn ollcr EortciCn einc
GonicrCnS in mclhcr 0oS slrbcitS.
Erogronln fir Sen Mcit Scr Sci
iionapcriooe beS EorlancntS icitge-
irbt mllroe. Tic Sibrng perlicf Git.
BerIt itiirniih. IS fam 81 3Gnfe-
rcien 5miiGcn ben Slbgcorbneten iibcr
sic iiinglten @oraGn9c m Den lint
reritGten, bic sSolgen Der @abr-
nnmo 9lffoirc, Die Stllocntcn.Stri'
fe8.
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&erltiinbigung berbci 81 iiibrelL gri'I
Der Iren,ier Sll Scr brobcnoen Gr.
flGrling, ipenn feline Ginigllng 81
Stonor fimc. 10 mcroe bodlt ipobr.
lheinlih Die YorlomcntSleliion boz
3eitig gelbloiicn ipcrocn.
Totpdi'S @ittnc bittct nm
@naoe fiir Siec5insfi.
Sn 2cmberg ninlnt Die Selpe.
0rna 5u @ulitcn Der Ginrei6ung
cinas @egnooigungSgcilld iiir bcn
rltbenii6cn Stubcntcn Siec5inSfi.
ben gum Sobc perllrtbcilten Oioroer
heS StottbnltcrS bon ScmberG 8ra'
lcn Eotodi INNER bcoelitenoercf
llmfong al, no6bcm lid Oos Scrlcbt
Ielblt filr clncn lolhcn Sbrltt aus
1eiproden bot.
Gic SSithuc ocS cridoIienen Stotts
boltcrS bot bcn aoiier ielbit nm Ne.
gnoptgung ocs Wi0roers ibres 0oi.
ten 0ebcten. gludb in ben Yolenbl1t.
tern miro ciiri1 iiir cine 9egnaoi.
gung Sicc5insfiS ogitirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
Nms Sem beutI1en Nei6e
Ser nmcrifnniid)c @OtIdlaitcr bri Scr
ScibuibfciCr in Berlin.

&ortro1 oc$ Cr. Gopi0 &opnc Sill
alti Dem intcrnotioualcn GonNrcB
iiir @cibtbtc unO S8iiicnhoit. -
Gigenarti1c@ 9iunOiArCbcn oe5
6ltrcitbiihcu NNnoci@mmiitcr@. -
9'cuc ifmcrc ariiia I'M 6lottcn.
pcrciu. - Crci5cbn Sale uon
&in0ermorO. - &curu 6clOmonn
gccbrt.
NcrIin 4. %llIi. - Ger ncuc
onlertnni6c Notid)oitcr Qr. GouiO
&opnc Sill bat ii6 ollBcror0cntli0
crfrent OoriIbcr mlaGclprohcn, 0nb
ibnl @clc1cnbcit NcAc6cu ruurbc, Scr
6citlid)tcit Der &0ni9Iibcn 9Ifoo2n1ic
ser 4iiicnidboftcn in Berlin bciju.
lunbncn.
Ser Goticboitcr ioNtc, CT bobc lid
b6hIi6it Ourf Den llmitono gccbrt
Qcfiiblt, 0oB cr hurd bic 2lfuo2mic
nit elmer bcionocrcn idriitlibcnGius
lo6ung 5u Scr &cibnib Scicr olra.
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i!ir &eibniB itct8 cine icbr ticic Ser
ctrung qcbegt uno ociicn Mcrtc Gin
gCbcnO lttoirt bobc
Non sen pcrld)icocnan 9Iniprohcn
ou3 QcIcbrtcm N}uloc, ioNtc Gr.SoiQ,
Gobc ibn bCion0cr3 Oic @eoGbtniBrcs
&C inmcua intcrciiirt sic Der friiberc
Mcftor Der llnipcriitGt Berlin, Eroi.
Iichl. 0enl Nnocnfrn 0cH fitr5lrtI
ucrltorbcncn bcriibnltcn Ehlolopbcn
unb Sbcolo1cn Froi. GOnorO ;3cllcr
miontctc Erof. 3clIcr Itchc ibm iclblt
nIa perChrtcr SCbrCr bon ictncr Stus
0icn3cit her IN lmpCruildbnrcr Or
inncrlna
Ser @otidJoitcr bat Die nugcncin
init NroBcm NciIoll nllGcnonumcnc
9.biiht ou0gciprohcn, bel Der Gr0ii.
nung Oca pom 6. bis - 9luglllt III
Berlin to0cn0cn ,Sntcrnotionnlcn
Gon1rciicS iiir 05cididtc lrno 99iIicn.
ldoiten cincn Nortron ilbcr yGtbildc
2'citin1nuln0cn Scr UcidiHtc" 5ll
holtcn. gIn Der Spitc Der ScitltnG
bcS GonqrciicN itcbt Der Qircttor Oc9
prcuBiihcn Stuota glrd)ipa, @cbci.
mcr Sber Ncgicrlmq2rotb Gr. u.
Golcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10
Gigenorti0cS Run d
d)rcibCu 0CS 3 itr rci.
d den &onoclas
!UtiuiitCra.

9ctrG6tlidJc &critinmltng luo gro.
6ca @circnloCn crrcgt 0oa 9cfonnt.
lucr0cn cinca pertrouli6en Grla1es,
Ger BON Scitcn be9 oitreidildcnSon'
hcIS Wiiniltcra Or. Sic0lCr Den DIT
rcidilhcn SnOutriCllclL porjn1H'
iuciic Sen lcitcn0tn >SnOtltricfrcilcn
N0bnlcnS 5ugcGongcn lit. Scr 0nns
nclS Wtiniitcr forocrt bic Sobritall'
tel un0 &olilclltc IN cinent 9illnos
ldirciben on5ll ollt Ole Gagcnpnrtlg
III Oen polniihcn @cjirfcn ourd) Die
oeltde EolCnpolitif onacluhtc at.
ti1cuti6c Str0nlln0 cncrgild oo5u
ouS5ululBcn,, Die Ocutidc Gontrlrren}
aus bent Sclbc 81 ihlagcn no int
mcr ii0 Dojl cine Moglbtcit bictc.
glngeii6ts Der uncigenniibiqen
brutihen Eolitit ge0cnilbcr Selt'
rcid'S @nlfon Elonen lmo 9lngc-
iidtS Der 9on5cn 0cGcmportlgcn Nc
3icbllngen 5lpii6cn Den bciOen 9ie'
gicrilngen nirft bicie Opportunities
1<olitif bcs 0itrcidiihcn @onoclanli.
iilteriunlS gcroOc5u pcrblilI'cno.
9teuc hmcrc &riic inn j 10 +
ten GcrCin.
Ger o9euti6c 1Slottcn Serein"
iitDt lid ltncrpurtct clncr nellen be-
DcnfIihcn arilia gcgeniibcr, nudocnl
hurd Die fiirjlibc @cncrnIUcrlonnnls
lltng in Ionjig, Die @i9Ncrpdbl Deg
eSiiriten Solnl Noritnar gum Fros
iibcuten, ooa Shpcrltc iibcrunnoen
Hl iein, id)icn Shirt Solm Sort
man bot Die llcbcrnnbnc bca Fruli.
bnilns bcoingungaloa ubgclcbnt.
Son9lpicrige @elprehln9cn NIT
ocn mabgcbcnOcn Fcrloncn @erllnS,
rringcnbc 3urcOcu Die Seltllna pie'
scr 5it iibCrncbmcn cnplclcn lih
| els irl6tloa, NQc Nor'tcllnngen
idJeitcrtel oil Der iciten Saltrng
hca 5iiriteu, Der micDCrboIt crflurte,
er niiBbiQige Die SoltltnN oca tribe
rem Er1iioilms mo iin0c ooa Ve.
trciben elmer ielbitltGnoi9cn Folitit
ourd) ocn Slottcnpcrcin llncrlpilnlht.
Ger iiir hcn SoQ, ooi Shirt Solm-
Sorltnon obleGncu iolltc, al3 FrdIi'
bent in slusliht gcnorumcnc 8roB-
aomiraI b. Softer beiinOet ild) ictt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10

EGiIc Smr 9ieiic in's Nnsiano be-
lorgt &. 9iainc, 9r. Alb, Cit-yaltis
moreitraRc, nale Chiffon Sonie spc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10

&clcll0tlng fir Die Stuot. 9ic sluf.
reglrnn bconbcrS i'll Den @t}irfcn
in Der giGbe Der @oSonitultcm lit
,rnb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-07-10

in elmer ihluieriGcn 5ttuotion. Sci
ne Gntihcioltng lit porIGlii0 uptI
cltaltcbcno SoIIt1 ser 9lomirul iih
cbeninaS iiir eiuc 2Iblcbmng ents
idJlieBen 10 lit Der 2magouQ unob-
lebbar.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
NOW FOR THE CRUCIAL FIGHT
Omaha and Sioux City Begin Series of
Four Games Today.

Omaha and Sioux City begin a series of
four games today which ought to attract
more interest, not only in Omaha, but
throughout the circuit. than any series OF
the season, II may be too much to saw
that on this series depends the result Of
the pennant race, but 1t is not too much
to say that the winner of these four games
Will have a decided advantage in the re-
mainder Of the race. For Sioux City and
teams can be and the one that wins this
series will put the other back just that
much and have a nice lead on down the
path to the tape.
Both teams are playing wonderful ball.
Each has been winning game after game,
and yet the margin on first place has not
been wider than one game for a long time.
The chances are the fans who see these
games Will see the most closely contested
games that have been played in the league
this season.
Pa Rourke and Buck Franck, while not
Understanding the strength of Sioux City,
are confident of getting away with the
series. Omaha Is working like a well-oiled
machine. II has been strengthened by the
addition of Rhodes, the new pitcher, and
every man is playing great ball. The
team batting, base running and fielding
are the best they have been for the season.
Omaha probably will pitch Rhodes In the
opening game with the Sioux Friday,
ladies' day, If he wins he probably will
pitch the last game OF the series Sunday.
gan and HOllenbeck are picked now to
pitch the other two. Johnny Gonding, who
went to Kentucky to see a sick sister, Is
expected back in time at least for the last
three OF these games. Meanwhile Kid Lee
Brand is working fine. The lineup:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
WESTERN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
c. $. Peters Defeats Conrad II. Young
of Omaha i'm Straight Sets.

CHICAGO, July 29.-Semi-finaI matches
We're reached In both doubles and singles
in today's play In the western Champion
ship tennis tournament here. The third
round contests were finished In both
events.
c. S. Peters in the singles and Peters
and Hayes and Emerson and Waidner in
the doubles qualified for semi-tinal
Young of Omaha, 6-1, So, while he and
Hayes defeated S%cribner and Young in
the doubles, GA, GA, 6-l. Emerson and
Waidner took their match from strong
and Brewster of Milwaukee, 6-3. 6-1, &c.
The out-of-town players in singles were
all eliminated with the exception Of I'rux
Emerson of Cincinnati, who won from
Thomas Brewster, ell. CO. Paul T..
Gardner defeated DR.. Karl Little Of Gin
%cinnati. 6-2, 6-l, and ]. Allen Ross took
his third round match from John T. Bal
ley. the Oklahoma champion, 7-5, Ga.
Barnes, Mrs. Steever and Miss Helen A.
Young are the semi-finalists in the
women's singles as d result OF today's
play.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Plan for RELAY Race,

.MARsHALLTOwN, la, July 30.-(spe-
e SPIisst,.n rslsy y,a race bI6ogr Young Mems
the recently very successful New York 70
Chicago race, is to be run by boys of
associations of central Iowa early in Sep
tember. The event Is being ~.omoted by
Secretary John A. Goddell Of the local
association. who Will turn over the de-
tails of arrangements to Physical Di-
rector A. b. Dawson The route has not
yet been selected, but Il will either be
from Waterloo to this city, or from OF
or from Keokuk through Burlington and
Cedar Rapids to this city. The finish IL
during one Of the days Of the county fair.
II the Waterloo route Is chosen II will
require 100 boys, but If the start Is made
be used.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
TENNIS PLAY IN BOSTON
Little Defeats CIOthIer and Alexander
wins from Niles.

BOSTON, July S0-R. d. Little OF New
York defeated W. j. ClothieT, a former
match tina was the feature Of the singles
tournament at Longwood this afternoon.
One Of the features OF the tournament has
been the playing Of F. b. Alexander OF
New York, and this afternoon he added
greatly TO his glory by winning from N.
w. Niles Of Boston, as Niles had won the
first two sets and was far in the lead
in the third. The most important match
IN singles In the afternoon was that which
y. C. Wright won from g.. L. Wrenn, tr.,
OF New York. After his defeat at the
hands OF Wright, Wrenn paired with w
A. Larned, present national singles cham
pion, played against II. J. Holt and II. A,
Foster. two local men, In what proved 70
be the surprise Of that event. thus far.
Much 10 the establishment Of the gale y,
the two local men won the first two sets
In deuce games. The match was postponed
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
BROKEN now KEEPS UP GAIT
AnsIey shut out second Time and
RRVenna Beaten.

BROKEN BOW, Neb., July ~9O,-(speciaI)
-Ansley and Broken Bow played their
another shutout for the former, score, ~
to o. Broken Bow had everything It's own
way, scoring at ease and knocking two
pitchers out OF the box. The feature OF
the game was a triple play by Broken
Bow. All bases were filled and no outs.
A terrific liner was knocked to Handlers,
who caught IL and threw to third and
third to second. Batteries: Broken Bow.
Handlers and Smith; Ansley, Hagin and
Burnham.
Broken Bow defeated Ravenna In a one
sided game today by the score OF 10 to 5.
Again Broken Bow knocked two pitchers
out OF the box. The features Of the game
were the hitting OF &anders. who Eot
three two-base hits and a single four times
up. A home run was made by Mccarthy.
Attendance, 500. Batteries, Broken Bow.
Swope and Smith, Ravsnna, swift and
White.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
Kansas city Wins In Ninth.

INDIANAPOLIS, July SO.-Kansas City
punched hits in the ninth today, defeating
Indianapolis, 8 to 3. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-31
VICTORY BEFORE HARD FIGHT
Halls Rapid Fire Gets Omaha Game
from Denver 5 to O.
READY NOW FOR SIOUX CITY
shutout Administered TO Grizzlies
Pats Pas Boys In Good Spirits
to TackIe Ducky, who
Comes To-day.
Omaha, 8; Denver. 0.

Omaha, 8; Denver, 0.
Another whitewash was administered 70
the crippled Mountaineers Thursday after
noon, when the Champions slaughtered
them 20 the tune OF 8 to O. Omaha took
every game In the series from Denver and
Increased the lead in the pennant chase
. because Sioux City lost to Lincoln. The
1 real battle royal start today when the
2 famous Sioux and the champions meet
with vlhton' park as the battle ground.
Both Of these teams have contracted the
habit Of winning to such an extent that a
loss win be a bitter dose 10 either.
stlnginess on the part of Hall with his
hits was the real cause Of the downfall Of
the Grizzlies. He allowed but six hits and
kept them scattered all through the con-
test so that they could not be cashed in.
He was in two or three tight places. but
was pulled out by good judgment and by
fast fielding back Of him.
Like n Lamb to Slaughter.
Vaclav Chabek was chosen as the final
lamb to go to the slaughter and he was
given to understand that he was to get
his draw from the start Of the game.
Fisher was the first up and with that tan
talizing way Of his forced Mr.. Chabek
to issue him u pass to first. Then came
King, with the first Of his three hits and
Red was on second. He made third when
a double play put King and Chicken out Of
r commission and there died as WEIGH
popped one to Kinneally.
omaha made its first run in a freaky
sort OF a fashion. Belden chopped a safe
one over second, went to second on a
passed ball. to third on Franck's out from
Klnnealy to White and home on a wild
Iitch. Two battery errors thus contributed
Materially in the first run.
y Three IN a hill was the way the next
runs came in the fifth inning and they
were about as freaky az the first run.
Belden struck out and Franck hit on to
Klnneslly, which the long shortstop, sin
to Dan Butler, fumbled Before Kinneally
had time TO-. gather himself together Lee
Brand hit anoth : grounder to him and
he futnbIed. that too. A wild pitch ad-
yanced Franck and LeBrand a base and
Hall struck out. Fisher was next UP and
he decided to try out Kinneally also. HI
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cubs Win Two, Closing in on Leaders; Sioux and

first game Red Cloud has won from Frank
lin this year. The game tomorrow will be
the most closely contested game OF the
series, as over 500 was posted tonight on
the result. Score: r. HE.
Red Cloud ......2 o 3 0 o o o o O5 6 5
Batteries: Clegg and Schoonover, Robin
son. Mitchell and Bonner. Struck out: BY
Ciegg, Is; by Robinson, s; by Mitchell, g.
Umpire: Peery.
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Faat TennIs At MitcheII.

MITCHELL, S. D., July sO.-CspeciaL) -
A fast match Of ennis was played be-
tween Smith and Branson Of this city
and Barton and Phillips Of oIouN Falls,
the champion double team Of the staH
winning at Madison this month. A match
OF five sets was played, In which smith
and Branson were the winners by a score
will 20 10 the Sioux City tournament and
Will go to the Omaha tournament the week
following.
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NEW YORK.
CLEVELAND
An -


HOne out when winning run scored.
'Morlarity out; hit by batted ball.
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BEST investment I'm the world, 5000 acres
Brazohia county; every foot level and
tilable; richest land in the worldI soil
20 feet deep; nothing better for corn,
cotton, cane, rice and truck of all kinds;
lands adjoining producing 100 bushels
corn 10 the acre; property between Two
large oil fields, with fine oil indication
must sell at once; for quick sale only
$l2.5o per acre; y cash; balance one,
two. three years. NJ. NJ. Jackson, Bay
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Illinois state Fair Races.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 3O.-The track
was fast at the state fair grounds today
and there were some good races In the
Great Western circuit. John Wilson, the
driver Of Mylo W., was compelled by the
judges to drive his horse out In the fourth
heat of the 2:A trot, and he won the fifth
heat and the race. Until this year he was
a pillow horse on the farm Of his owners
suits:
1923 trot, purse 500: Almeora won in
three straight heats, Bequisita Boy second
Miss Law third. Best time; 2:lEA.
2:30 pace: John Ward won in three
straight heats, Katie Patch second, Wapsie
Ware third. Best time, 2:07A.
2:24 trot, purse 500: Milo w. won fourth
and fifth heats and the race. Alva Dillon
won the second and third heats and second
money. Laura Jones won the first heat.
Best time. 2;l4k.
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George & Co.,
Texas,

TWO KINKAID homesteads for sale; Inn
proved; a bargain. Box 2. Anselmo, Neo.
(N)-MSS4 SIX
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ONE FOR LINCOLN, ONE FOR sIOUl
DOuble-Header at Lincoln Result
with Even HOnors.

LINCOLN, July 3O.-Lincoln and Sioux
City divided another double-hseder today
the score in each case being 2 to l. The
Greenbackers did the better batting, while
the Sioux eXcelled in the fielding, playing
both games without an error. WATSON out
pitched Cruther in the opener, which went
10 ten Innings. DaYidson's triple and PTit-
chett's bunt gave Lincoln a score in the
third, and the visitors tied It up on Camp
bells hit, Wasson's wild throw, a s%ecrifice
and an infield out. Sioux City was de-
prived Of another in the tenth when, with
Andress on third and Granville on second,
with one out, Granville got In the way of
Hester's safe hit. Andreas was called back
to third and was caugh mapping when
Gagnier worked the hidden ball racket.
Lincoln showed in the winning run on sue
cessive hits by Pritchett, Mills, Sullivan
and Jude
Umpire Haskell refused to stay for the
second game, boarding a train for Des
Moines, and the use Of players. WATSON
and Henry, made the contest a farce. Hen
dirk and Mckay fought out a pitchers bat
tie, Sioux City winning on two errors by
Fox and wlldness by Hendrix. Lincoln's
only run was a homer, made by Hendrix.
The ball struck inside the lot, but bounded
over the fence. Score, first game:
NJ
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Hooper Wins from Indians.

DODGE, Neb., July 30-Cspecial Tele-
sram)EHooper defeated the WaIthil In
feature OF the Dodge carnival. The score
was II TO l. Batteries: For Hooper, Cross
and Jensen; for Indians, Betty and Walker
Hits: Hooper. 10; Indians. T. Errors:
Hooper, /; Indians, G. Cross kept the In
dams from getting a single man to first
base until the seventh inning. Wester-
hotter made a sensational catch at first.
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Raidy, Davis. Sacrifice hits: Odwell, Com
gallon, Raidy, Taylor. Two-base hit: CON
galton. Double plays: Wrigley to Raidy;
Wrlgley to kim. Hit with pitched bail:
Struck out: BY Taylor, 2; by Harris, 3.
Wild pitch: Harris. Balk: Leroy, Hits:
orr Taylor, 6 in in five innings; off Har-
ris, 2 in four Innings; Of Leroy, In four
and two-thirds innings; off Dunleavy, 6 in
three and one-third innings. Time: 1857.
Umpires: Birhalter and KERN.
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on account OF darkness, with Holt and
Foster leading two sets to one.
The match Of the day in the doubles
event was undoubtedly that in which II. c.
Wright OF Boston, a former national cham
pion. and r. n. Little Of New York de-
featcd /. c. Wright and II. Torrance, jr..
Of New York. c.. G-2. &C. 6-A.