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Mrs. 6. Munfbolm mo6tog /
Manbags gfterretning fra Danmarf.
at benbes Sober, Sens Mabien, bo.
iib6enbe / Spitrl1p peb &olbef, bal
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6oreninsen r@obt @aab" of-
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Mnner Sail ct pellpffet @aaiegilbe
for fine Meolemmer.
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We'd Kjeb eller Reparation al
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, aoe E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
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&nben % Sbjet bebgper foritiel<
lige @eber til &ensning. Sap Stole
5ebe er ttlbere6t for 8a6 og Goilette.
Set tog flere, Mar til at gipre Ben
fulofommen. &irf laber Sen. Mlle
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Ct SAUL sDmfoniorfeiter bolot /
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Mme. Srem1to6 blep al 8orgerne /
ct. Neter beoret mes en- S11obpoel-
lie til Geitligbeoerne Ser / 1ors6ags
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Sangerin6en netop bar fommen fra
Norge, boe6e BUN / ct. Heter og gift
poa Sfole iammen meo Sen n1,pe=
ren0e @l1perngr. St106D6eli en fom
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&ejet og funoet for let. Sfglge
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6goeporefomisiions Mgenter fjeber,
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te, bbab ban ontog nar 147 &unb
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fe, Canada % IA. Ctr, CT ser CUBS
t%ieneite fsritfommenoc 6pn6ag 6or=
mi66og &l. 1890.
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belt Sangfor ipnger peb begge CUBS
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ten ipnger: Noromenocnes 5angfore,
ming og flere.
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mp0er Martba=Wario 6orenin9en /
9itre Strife, 2amlon og Sesiie Strs.
Mlle lom pil bore meo / &eonings=
nrislionsarbej0e ct. Saul be0eS ONT
at 0eltuge.
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at pi0e, % ban fit life jfrepct mere
til benoe. @iloa font altiaa beroper,
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og penote opbt ituffct og iprgmooie
tilbage til u@altle 2anoet". Mcn
bum glemte lin @oolnf me6 Moolfs
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pao open beifreone Maa6e lfulbe faa
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alltgepel bapoe beret beropre! 6an
bar mi go0t Mrbejoe, og bar meo Oct
iomme ifrepet til &iloa ON at font
me beroper igien. W1ootte on oenne
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S%ntcresiant npf = luis bare iamb !
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teller / en- bel Spolte en- mprfpnr=
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New York Stats Raine

i ypperlig dyrket Tilstand, serlig
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Tri=2nncb = %peri'artt9! Som
MOI, pil minoes peotogeS for lengere
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ser uoifjenfe6es beruie,no Oriffc =
meO ANDRE Sr6, at set bar forbu0t
at %lerpere 6ri=2uncb paa 8pens sa=
%looner. Sc fle1te al 8pens @aloo=
ner tog Jig Sr6inancen til Snotegt
- Set bar nopnlig Soloonfeeperne
ielp, Ser bap6e facet Sen iot igiennem
- men entelte pe0blep 6og at ier=
pere 6ri=9uncb iom fpr, berun0er
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pe6 Mogt.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

st. Peters failed to put in an appear
ance yesterday on schedule time, and the
game was awarded TO the Marines by
forfeit.
The Marines downed a picked team in
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

Although the game IN the Columbia
League was won By large margin. Il
was one OF the most sensational contests
witnessed on the Columbia grounds this
year. The lexington team triumphed over
the Washington Heights team by Il to g.
a triple play by limbaugh. Hayden, and
Lewis in the fourth inning took all the
life out Of the Heights team, and from
that time on they were in the air In the
ninth they made a faint effort 70 push
some runs across. but a double play by
Sissuer, Hayden, and Lewis blasted their
last hope for victory. Maddux's home
run drive in the sixth with a man on first
was the batting feature Of the game, it
being the longest hit ever recorded on the
Columbia grounds. Sissler's catch Of
high fly of Prices bat IN the fifth, which
went back Of third base. was one Of the
fielding features. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
LAWSON A BANKRUPT
Promoter Lost Heavily in
Union League Venture.
OWES $S,4O6; HAS ONLY $l41

Former Leader of Outlaws Shows
Debts in Philadelphia, baltimore,
Reading, and This Clty-Ovves $500
I'm Rent for Local Park, but Lnrg-
est Item Is on PrOmissory Notes.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
over Mile and a HaIf Course.

The race was over a mile and one-half
course that began opposite the Columbia
boathouse and ended opposite the Penn
sylvania bOathOuse. The referee was
Harry II. Van Cleef. Cornell. 93 OF
Poughkeepsie. and the official timers were
r. W. Phelps. Of Syracuse. and Dr. A S
Hotaling. also Of Syracuse.
II was a delightful scene on the river
this afternoon. with the two big review
steamers standing out maiestically on
the bosom Of the water, while about them
fitted small craft Of all descriptions.
gayly bedecked with flags and bunting and
carrying pleasure parties in great mum
bers. Added TO this there were the
launches Of the coaches. the rowboats Of
the local enthusiasts. and the crews
themselves. all making a cOnglOmeratiOn
Of coloring that created a picture of the
most charming sort
All Is well, so comes the report from
the many lighthouses late tonight: the
men are IN bed; all are well. and every one
is ready for to-morrow's crowning events.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

The Gurley Athletic Club lost an in
teresting game to the Ninth Street
Christian Church team yesterday by l3
TO p
Suess led at the bat, with three hits
Ccora.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 26.-Albert w.
Lawson. president Of the defunct Union
League, was adjudged a voluntary bank
rupt IN the United States District Court
to-day. The petition shows debts incurred
in financing the Union League amounting
to SS,40596 and assets OF S1f1
The liabilities include S4,6OO which rep
resents promissory notes and a written
guarantee to repurchRse stock OF the
Philadelphia Union League club. There
are also expenses scheduled by the bank
rupt manager amounting TO about 5000,
which was spent IN making improve
ments on the grounds in this city and at
Reading and Baltimore.
The erstwhile magnate also owes 81 900
rental on the local grounds and $500 on
the Union grounds in Washington, D. c.
The court has appointed Edward F.
Hoffman as referee TO straighten out af-
fairs.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Special to The Washington Herald

bpcNLtl 70 Inc " dhllhklon deIAd
Boston. Mass. June 26.-Joe Cantillon
shook up the batting order of the Ma
tionals for the final game in Boston. sent
Fred Falkenberg into pitch. and pulled
of an S-to-O victory. thus quitting even
on the series OF four games.
There was nothing TO It but Washing
ton from the start until the finish, al
though the Red Sox were within strik-
ing distance alp the time until the eighth
inning. when the visitors added three
runs to the two already made.
These three runs came after the side
should have been retired. Wagners wild
throw. with two out and Clymer on third.
was followed by a single by Freeman and
a double by Mcbride. This sent Nc
Cures hired men into the air. and they
were stin there in the ninth, only more
90.
For a starter in the final session, Al
tizer hit an easy grounder TO Wagner.
which the latter threw into the ground
at first, just as he had done on his chance
in the previous inning Shlpke sacri-
feed Clymer was thrown out at first by
Wagner, the Boston shortstop making
the first decent throw that has been made
10 first in more than a week Seeing
that the Boston inheld was mussing up
things. Ganley and Milan bunted, and
both were safe on wild throws TO first.
by Burchell on the one and by Gardner
on the other Burchelrs pitching be-
came erratic about this time. and he
sent in one that got away from McFar-
land, and followed this by giving Street
pass. Gardner then thought Il was up
10 him 10 put on a few frflls. and he
made a mess of Freeman's bunt, all Of
which was good for three more runs for
the Nationals.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

The +. J. Murphy Company had a
walkover yesterday at Eighth and Flor
ida avenue northeast. defeating the G..
Z. Howard Company by 10 10 3.
Fifteen men faced Evans, who started
In the box for the Printers. -Four reach
ed first base on slip-ups and three on
bases on balls. which. coupled with six
hits, netted eleven runs.
J. O'Brien pitched a good game for the
Palntmen. keeping hits well scattered
and pulling himself out Of several bad
holes. Home runs by Schaner and Wild
mayer were the features Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Totals........ 2 s2l7

'Batted for Walsh IN the eighth inning. 'Batted
for sullivan I'm the ninth inning. .Batted FOR Man
uel in the ninth inning.
Cleveland. ...................... 3OOIO OxA
Chicago. 0 0 0 o 0 -
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
NorfoII.. /, Ronnoke. o.
Special to The Washington Herald.

oIcCllI % Int WlslIlBIOn HCTlIl-
Norfolk. Va, June 24-Six bases on
balls to Bonner. a sacrifice by Jackson.
and a twO-base hit against right-feld
fence by Tetger gave the champions one
run and the game this afternoon. Score:
RHE Z.
Roanoke............... 0 0 0 o 90 0 90 2 0
Norfolk................ l O 0 0 o. O VI 4 a
Bntteries-Verulle and Ragsdale: Pcriue and
Smith. UmDire-M-. Mace.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
PortsmOutn, G, Richmoud, 1.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, June 2s.-Portsmouth
batted hard in the game this afternoon
and won from Richmond in fine style. by
a score Of to !. Hallman allowed but
two hits, and the only run scored by the
league leaders was due 10 errors. How
ard was batted out Of the box after four
straight singles had been made off him
in the fourth inning. and was succeeded
by Sparks. who Hcld the visitors TO three
hits during the rest Of the game. Score:
RHE
Richmond. ............. 1000 Ol0O-I 0
Portsmouth. .......... 0 O-s 10 3
Batteries-Howard and Sparks; Messitt and
CoWan; HallmaR and Smith.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
Get Two TaIIies.

The runs made early in the matinee.
and which would have been enough to
win. came in this way: In the first in
ming. after Altlzer had been retired. Pruitt
hit Shipke. The latter stole second, and
scored on Ganley's hit. after Clymer had
fled TO Thoney.
The second run was made in the fifth
by Falkenberg, who led off with a single.
was sacrificed TO second by Altizer. Shipke
was passed. and both moved along a base
on passed ball. the former scoring on
Clymer's sacrifice fly 10 Sullivan
After Pruitt had given Milan and Street.
the first two men up in the sixth. their
bases on Dalls and also got I'm a balk. by
which the first named benefited. the Bos-
ton pitcher was chased 10 the bench. and
Burchell sent IN. The latter caught Milan
mapping at second, and then forced Free
man 10 hit into a double play. retiring
the side
Boston had one or two chances to score.
but the timely hit was prevented by
Falkenberg who did good work in the
box
Shipke had some hard chances at third
some OF which he took care of. and others
got away from him, generally going as
hits.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
ATHLETICS WIN ANOTHER.
Find Manning In the Third Inning.
Chase Wrenches Ankle.

Philadelphia, June Pin the third in
ming the Athletics got 10 Manning. scor-
Ing three runs on . double, a pair Of sin
giles. and a triple, and giving n lead
which the New Yorkers could not over
come. Chesbro succeeded Manning and
was very effective. Coombs went out at
the end Of the third at his own request.
Vickers allowed but one hit In an at
tempt TO steal second Chase wrenched
HIS right ankle and viii be laid up for
some time Ccora-
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
AFTER WINCHESTER TEAM.
Petersburg Opens Negotiations for
Transfer OF Bakers Aggregation.

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. June 26.-Negotiations
are pending for the transfer Of the Win
chester baseball team to Petersburg. Va
Manager Baker has been offered $500
and other inducements 10 take his team
10 Petersburg for the remainder OF the
season. and the deal VIII likely be con-
summated tomorrow. There IS gloom in
the baseball camp here tonight as a re-
suit
The failure OF MartinsbUrg 10 put a
team IN the field this season broke ID
the circuit and as the locals have had
no real rivals, interest IN the game had
dwindled until the team is being run at
a big loss.
Undoubtedly Manager Baker has gotten
together the fastest amateur team ever
seen in this section. Only two games
have been lost since tile opening in Nav.
and Of the last eight games seven shut
outs have been scored.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
BR0OKLAND BEATEN AGAIN.
Winchester Blanks Local Team for
Third Successive Time.
Special 70 The Washington Herald

SlN~--4 10 Ane washington Herald.
Winchester, Va, June 26.-Winchester
administered the third successive coat OF
whitewash 70 the Brookland. D. C, team
at Reservoir Park this afternoon, 10 0.
johnson held the visitors 10 four scattered
hits, besides striking cut eight.
Green was pounded for eleven hits. and
his support was Of the Bush" League
order toward the close OF the game Cy
Mcdonald and Duggan led the locals az
the bat. Batteries: Winchester. johnson
and AIabry; BroOkland. Green and Graves.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Ninth Street Team Wins Interesting
Game from CurIey.
STANDING or THE TEAMS.

TO-day's game-Wallach Athletic Club vs.. Man
lattans. at McDevitt's Field at $50.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-27

Earned runs-HOvard Is: Murphy. T. First base
By errors-Howard ?: NIurphy. s. Left on tascs-
HowardS G. Murphy, G. FIRST base on balls-Od
Evans. 8; Of Howard 2; oa O'Bren. 4. Innings
pitched-By Evans /; by Howard 8. Hits made
on Evans. 6: OF Howard. 10; OF J. OBren. TO-
Struck out-Howard. 4: J. O'Brien. g. Home runs
Widuiayer SchaTer. Three-base hit-Smith. Two
base hits-Farr. J. King, Howard Wood. J. O'Buen
e. Sacrifice hit-Mcknew stolen bases-M. King
Schatfer 49, Harris Double play-ML King to ].
King 70 Fau. Hit By pitchcr-By Evans Wild
pitch-Eyaus Passed balls-Schaeffer. l. Smith. 2
Umpire-Mr. Finnegan- Time Of gamo--l hour and
20 minutes
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'Batted for Burchen in the Rlnth.

Lett on bases-BostOn. 10; Washington,
2 First base on balls-Off Pruitt 4: Off
Burchell. /; or Falkenberg. 2 Struck out
Ky Prultt. ?; by Burchell, 2: by Falken-
berg, s. Three-base hit-Freeman. Two
base hits-Shiple, Mcbride Sacrifice hits
--Altizer, Clymer. Ganley. Shpke Stolen
bases-McConnell. Shipke Ganley. Double
play-Wagner TO Unglaub TO Mcconnell
Hit by pitcher-By Pruitt. I. Wild pitch
Pruitt. !; Burchell. q Passed bah-Mc-
Farland. Balk-Pruitt. l. Umpire-Mr
OLoughlin. Time of game hours and
10 minutes. Attendance-5273.
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Paint Men Swamp G. Z. Howard &
Co. by 10 10 Q.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

To-day's gamc-w. r. Moses & Sons vs. Woodward
s. Lothrop. at Eighth street and Flori1a avonrc
northeast. at $50.
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Totals...... l2uAsa To.

Lot on bases-Gurley A. @, A. Ninth Street, Z.
First base On balls-OH Davis . of Burland g.
Struck out-By Davis. 10; by Burland 5. Home run
-Suess' Three-base hits-Sucss Donnely, Davis.
ITo-base hits-YourT, Donovan. Rhodes. Fowler.
sacriiee hits-Rhodes. Sues. Stolen bases-Don-
nelly. Falconer lSl King Fowler To- Double plavq
-Burland TO Heiss; Suess to Lang Hit by pitcher
BY Davis Wic pitches-Davis, Burland. Passed
balls-Pulliam. ;. Umpire-Air. Buckley. Time Of
gans-l hour and 20 minutes.
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2 Left On baseS-COlumbia 5: Bloominrdale 3
FiTSt base on halls-Of Buscler. s: OF NIeister. l
Struck cut-By Buscher. g. by Meister . Two
base hits-Buscher. Shriver o. Moore %. Broone.
Hester Rston- stolen bases-Taylor. Kenney. Clear,
Atcaiscn l2l, Hunley. Double play-Atchison 70
Mullen 20 Clear. hit by pitcler-By Meister Wild
pitches-Buscher. ; Passed balls-Darnau. . I'M
pirc-Air Hoffman Time Of game-I hour and IS
minutes
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MAPS TAKE THREE STRAIGHT.
Errors by IsbeII and walsh Aid La
joie's Band to Victory.

Cleveland, June 26.-Errors by Isbell
and Walsh in the second inning OF to-
days game gave the Maps three runs.
and clinched for Cleveland the third
straight game OF the Chicago series. An
other run was earned by hitting. while
Rhoades was hit sufficiently 20 score two
for the Sox, the final score being 4 10 ..
Score: