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The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TIcERs WIN IN rWELFTH.

Detroit June 10-Detroit tied up seemingly lost game in the tenth on single, a pass and Schmidts triple, and won Tn the twelfth before a man was out. Score: R. E. Detroit .. :. .. :. .0o1 200 010 2o1-7 13 4 New York. .. .. .Ol1 O0l 100 200--6 Il 3
 Batteries: Mullin and Schmidt; Lake, Newton and Blair. Time, PAS. Empires. Sheridan and Egan.
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Double plays, Castro to Jordan to Fox;
 Fox to Castro to Jordan Hess to Con- nors. Bases on balls, off Johns 3. off Hart 9 Struck out. by John l. by Hart l. Time of game, 1:25. Umpire, Fitzsn-
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BROWNS ARE COMING FAST.

St. Louis, June 10.-An eighth inning rally, netting two runs, gave St. Louis the second game of the series with Washing ton today Score: R.H.E. St. IOulS.. t.. ..lO UVU lz'-f l Washington . .. q. GOO GOO 020-2 6 3
 Batteries: Dineen, Bailey and Stephens: Gates and Street. Time, 1:4S. Empires, Evans and Hurst.
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es Today.

Memphis at Birmingham. New Orleans at Atlanta. Mobile at Montgomery.
 Little Rock at Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
scoRE TIEp UP BY RAIN.

Charleston, s. C., June 1O.-Rain stopped today's game with Savannah at the end of the ninth, with the score tied. Score;
 R.H. .. Savannah . .O00 010 000-1 1 Charleston - .O00 010 000-1 ? 1 Batteries: Paige and Reisinger; Hlxon snd Kahlllon.
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ore by innings
JOHNNY pueoAN IS EFFECTIVE.

Nashville, June 10.-McElveen's home run in the sixth inning and ]. Duggan's eective work in the box won for Nash vile over Mobile today. The score:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
CARDINALS IN AT THE FINISH.

Philadelphia, June 10.-St. Louis defeat ed Philadelphia today In a 10-inning pitchers battle between Lush and Sparks. Score: R.H.E. Philadelphia . . .O00 900 000-0 8
 Batteries: Lush, Hostetter and Ludwig; Sparks and Dooing. Time, LAO. Um- pires Rigler and Johnstone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
FINAL RALLY WINS.

Jacksonville, Fla, June 10.-The locals rallied in the seventh and eighth in nings of todays game and won from Augusta Score: R.H E. Augusta ... 900 100 O00-1 5 1 Jacksonville :. ... .O0J GOO 21s-3 3
 Batteries: Sitton and Carson; Goetteil and Roth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
GAME POSTPONED,

At Columbia: Columbia- Macon game postpoHed: rain.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11

Mobile .. . :. GOO 900 O00-O
 Summary: Hit by pitched ball, J. Dug gan 1. Bases on balls, off Becker A. Struc, out, by J. Duggan G. by Becker | Wild pitches, Becker 1. Two-base hits Seabaugh. Home run. McElveen. Double play, Becker to Hart. Time, 1:40. Um- pire, Pfennlnger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11

In spite of the many faults with which the critics will characterize the after noons engagement, it had it's features. In the first place the Barons gleansd q total of r swats, one being for three bags, and three for two.
 No other team has got so many hits in any other game played this season.
 Molesworth's hitting was the feature. He was at the stick five times and his record includes two safeties to the infield and two doubles.
 Henline, however, was the star of the afternoon. both at the stick and in the field
 He was at bat four times, got three singles, and base on balls. scored two runs. drove in one other. accepted four exceptionally difficult chances, and is credited with assist.
 It would require Steve Reagan an en- tire week to do as muchi
 Lord played all over the outfeld. He got everything that came within hailing distance. His work has not been paral lelled in Birmingham this season. In ad- dition, he was Captain Terror at the stick.
 Gene Demont was exceptionally clever at short, accepting ten assists without pebble.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
LEWIS TRIPLESAVED
 BARONS DRUBBING

eessfhl double steal with stratton, who just previously had been walked.
 In the fifth, after two were down. Lord tripled to deep center, and Dele hantys hit scored him.
 It was as easy for the Pelicans to score as for the Barons to hit Master Fritz.
 In the meantime the Barons had scored twice themselves.
 In the third Manning. after forcing Robertaille at second. went to the key stone on Demont's out to the infeld, and from that station scored on Molesworth's s slow hit to Master Sabrie.
 In the fifth Henlne was walked, took third on Walters long single and scored on Robertailles out at first Fritz cov- ering the bag.
 In the sixth. as explained, Walters long triple put the Barons ahead of the vis- itors.
 In this inning after Molesworth had flied out to Lord, Douglass doubled to left.
 Tommy Raub-the original Colonel Pinch, if you remember-stung one safely to short, and Bill amblet. to third Dow ney flied out but Henline swatted safely to left. Bill scored.
 Just at this moment Lew uncorked hts triple to left and sent Douglass and RauO across the pan.
 When the seventh dawned the Barons were one to the good. When 1t closed each team had five runs. Five innings later each team had five runs and no more.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11

Street cars go everywhere; ride them sightseeing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
"cINcYv CAN'T BE HEADED.

Boston, June 10.-Boston outbatted Gin cinnati today but errors and Dorner's wildness gave the visitors the game. Score: R.H E. Cincinnati .. .. . .003 020 20f-S 2 o Boston . . . . .O01 900 30l-5 14 5
 Batteries: Coakley. Weimer and Me- Lean; Ferguson and Graham and Ball. vTime, 1:57. Umpire, Rudderham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11

But we do not intend to discuss gamb- Ing this morning.
 The race in the Southern league is more interesting subject especially as 1t is so close that between four leaders the roint of a pen would have difficult tune in squeezing in.
 For some days papers throughout the country have commented on the mag rificent struggle in the American league.
 The race in the Southern is almost as interesting. and as soon as Birmingham reaches the 400 mark will be more SO.
 Indeed, the four leaders are so closely punched that the Barons, if they get busy and play winning ball, might be near the tcp within another month.
 Atlanta is leading today. Montgomery and Memphis are tied for second place, and New Orleans, fourth, is one per centage point to the rear.
 And Mobile is in easy hailing distance.
 The race is certain to retain its inter est. for the teams seem more of strength than ever before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-06-11
POINTERS ID RANDOM
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS.

Yesterday the lower house of the Loaisl- ana legislature passed the anti-racing bill by an overwhelming majority.
 This is another move in the effort to drive gamblers from the race track, and q tack in the coffin of horse racing.
 The bookmakers. as we had occasion to say some mornings ago, are being chased pell-mell from the race track.
 They are gaining a foothold in the king dom of baseball.
 When. after sucking the blood of the game for some years, they are strong in their positions baseball will begin to wane.
 The people will lose interest in the great national pastime as soon as it becomes q means of fattening the purses of touts and spoilers.
 Bookmaking has put racing to sleep be- cause of the fact that it has made racing crooked Whenever a man goes to the track he wonders which horse the manipu- lators have chosen for victory.
 It is hoped that the same expression will never be apropos to a game of base ball.
 It will never be if the leaders of base ball. and those elected to enforce the laws of municipalities and states do their full duty
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
SURE CURE FOR LOVE.

" E Grange author Of the History Of Prin-
tive Love" referred. in the course Of a lecture
in BOSTON. 70 the modern cynical view of love
that prevails.
81 remember once" said Professor Grange,
hearing a brtckIayer and plumber discuss
love in a smoking car.
Z hold said the briclayer, that # you arc
terribly in love the way TO cure yoursef IS 70
.r~he -,lurnber shook his head and snae-pd-
That viii cure you he said provided you
run away with the girl ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

what good II does EN-. George Washington
don't help to keep the pot boilin' or the house
warm"
Lawrence, amt you never g0in' to bring that
wood in here" shouted Mrs. Washington cor
roborativeIy, from the back door.
What do you think Of the government pay
ing the heirs OF George Washington for the
Western Iands?"
where are they said the old man 1T amt
no use trytn' TO get money out Of the Yankee
government
The heir Of Washington said his shoes nurt
him. SO he always went barefooted winter and
summer. except 10 church.
A mile from this Washingtons home was
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

found the well kept residence Of the nanesake
Of his coUntry's savior.
Are you Mr.. George Washington?''
Yes, sub: that's my name"
What exact relation are you to the general?"
Indeed, sub, I don't know; but Mr.. Wilson,
who lives over at Wakefield. has it all hggered
out, and he en- tell yu-"
This Washington. like the other. was hos
pitable, and invited the caller to have supper
with large family Of miscellaneous Washing
tons. He complained that It was hard to work
the farm with lazy negroes and too independent
whites. Whether the descendant Of the negro
Continued ON eighth page
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23

Continued On eighth page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

Gbtnio lpie Sen Tereills 6citlid
teitelt aebt e5 Den @irtbidoftcn. Gie
olcrpenigitet ntaden Elm Dulbmeg3
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fem @clo ooju iibrig bat. 9eiufI
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Viii 5Mm CHER yNcttfnnpi!

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nMuniCipul Nltbletic Games Mlio.
ciotion" I'M Eattcrlon Yorf. -
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ro1cnocn Nntbcil boron.
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is pcrocn brei llebungcn ollf ics
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

Is ann It q GolfSfeIt.
Verein BON altimpre." =
Die rilbrigcn nGnnnitatter" bielten
gcltcrn Nad)ulittug in Der @obnung
oeS Sdabmeiitcrs oeS Sereins, Srn.
Gorl Snuter, gtr. S03, Siio.S borp.
StroBc, lire leete Situng Dor oert
0r~eit09igen, I'M september itattiir-
oenoen 8roBen Gonnitotter @olfsieit
ob. 9tad) 8%erleiung oes Erotofoas
Der leeten Seriammlling mliroen
3rpei oftipe nno 81 puiiipe Mitalieber
oitfgenommen. SoS arrangements.
Gumite beridtete, oaB ser .8erma.
nla Surnuerein" uno Die Iamen.
Seftion beiielben bic einlaoung be.
reituilliglt o%nnabnten, unb iueroen
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onitoltcn. Der @eiangpereiu .5rob-
ltnn" miro ons Set ebenfallS ourh
mebrere GbGre perih0nern. Staot.
rotbS- Witglteo Senrp 6. @ienefelo
berid)tete, ouB nibt nilr Der @oilner.
neltr mo Wopor erideint, ionoern
oaB idmutlid)c Separtelnents.G Chefs
ooS Seit beiitdlen luerben. Aaeemei.
ncS 9eoonern rief cine 3nitriit oes
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lhen @oiienboules" bernor, oersufol.
&c Die @oiienfinoer infolge Mbueien-
belt oes @aiieubaus- &eripalters oas
6elt nid)t beiitden fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

will neueS pnngoge q IL
fen. Gic oInlbie Sbolenl.@c.
nlein0c", cine lleltc iSraelitiid)e Golls
grcgation, ortloborer NidtirrG, pcl-
dc 3ur 3cit lire @otteSoicnitc IN Dem
Souic Ar. 655, Observation-Disclosures,
abbGlt, beobiidtigt, Elm @eb6ltoc gu
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ifon III Den nGditen 5ipei Monotcn
nlS p%ermancltc Spnogoge benlbt
miro. Sic 8cncinoe, ipeld)c crit Dor
8 Monotcn nit 10 ooer ~ Wiitalie.
bern organilirt mltrbc, 5Gblt ictt 30
Mitglieoer, nisld)licBlid) mebr ols
100, meld)e iid) bcreits boben eintras
gen laiien. Grit fiir5!id) follite Die
@cnneinoe cine nele gibel 3ltm Yreiie
bon $i20 nno idaiite neue Mo6eln
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
IS igfeit t."

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III S0bc bon $500, oaS Elm MobltbG-
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ocs Ncip Dortcr SGngerfeiteS 5lt Der
mcri0e1. 3uci @Gite olla Nep Dort,
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Wlllif, meld)c scr geItrigen &eriamml-
lrutG bcipobnten, mllrocn ols Gbren.
mitglieber III Ocn Gerciu oui9clonl.
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17

- ginem Ser5idlogc lit Srau &c.
becca Z. Siafe, @ottin bon Or. S,Sobn
:. Sisfe. bon Hr. 5000, @olbroof.
9loennlc, ont SomItoa Nbeno erlegen.
Sic mar Die Sod)tcr oes Srn. 3. W.
Sittbicum aus Baltimore uno bin.
terldBt 5luei ainocr, SRI. Warion
@bipple uno German 5isfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-17
Ins brntid)cn @ereincn.

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blolcn Bergen. - Nusillg ocS
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lid)el1 blnllcn Gcr0cn. oo3 NOR &C.
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rcn lcidtcn HcNcn ctuoS mtntlQc.
nchnl Qcltaltct. Nn3 ARRANGEMENTS
Gonlitc beitnn0 aus 0cn S8, George
Ninlnlclbc6cr, 9Crnbor0 2intrmom
Or. 5. i. Scmpcl, Mbcrt Sclmonn,
&obn Stnd, Sront Micburr, VI. Mol-
tier mo Otto 9riigqcmuull.
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lhoncn 9tn6mittog, Srob0cm Scr
NInuncl bCluGIft mar unO olli Mc0crI
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mor ipc5iCl bic bploc Mciblidfcit
Itarf pcrtrctc1t. GoS ARRANGEMENTS
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lcr Nrt, cbcnlo mic filr Dos Icihlid)e
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The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
Chicago livestock Report.

Steady prices fer the bulk Of mo
dium and lower priced steers OBJ
tanned in fairly good season, due to
moderately active demand for these
and slow market for heavy, good
to choice beeyes, with price changes
toward a lower level. This was the
situation in the steer trade today.
Liberal marketing Of $4,000, the
early estimate Of Is, ,OnO being III
creased, suf1iced to more than fill
the demands Of slaughterers. From
the start the good weight fat steers
We're hard to move, and after ship
pers had filled most of their ordere
the trade had weaker tone, last END
of the market being poorest of the
day, and sellers had to make con
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
XMAS PROGRAM AT HODGES

The Hodges school gave Il
Christmas entertainment on We'd
nesday evening at the school house
and for originality and manner Of
execution, it could not be excelled
ia any county in Montana, There
was a tree beautifully decorated,
and Christmas presents galore and
much credit must be given to Miss
Alma Olson, the teacher, for the
success Of the entertainment, al
though she was prevented by sick
ness from being present.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
vEGTaa4s OF BROKEN AEsasa
Gs The Result o. a Fall
From Csnaif=.--NfatCheS
Doctor Setting Asnaa

William Richardson, who lives
with his brother two miles enet Of
town on the Beach road, while
standing III chair, Tuesday after
noon, fixing chimney, had the
misfortune to lose his balance and
fall to the floor, falling with full
force, and weight Of his body on
his left hand striking in such n
manner that both bones Of the
forearm were broken just above the
wrist, the end Of one bone plo-
truding through the flesh, it was
q very painful wound, and as he
would not take az anaeathetlc, It
can be imagined, the amount Of
suffering he must have endured, in
the process Of having the bones
set.-Con.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-12-24
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Serial Nc. 01023

Department Of the Interior, Z.
s. Land Office at Miles City, Mont
ana, November Is, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that. as
directed hy the Commissioner Of
the General Land Office, under the
provisions Of the Act Of Congress
approved June p, 1906, Ga Stats. J,
5iO, we will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder, at ten 9 clock
A. M, on the 29th day Of Decem-
ber next, al this Office. the follow
inc tract of land:
Lot Of Sec Is, T12 n, r. 80 E.
Any persons claiming adversely
the above described lands ale ad-
Eisea to file their claims or obiec-
tons on or before the time desig-
mated for sale.
A. Kircher, Register.
j. c. Aud, Receiver.
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@ PAINFUL. ACCIDENT


While mining a load Of coal AZ a
mine near his home, cast of town,
Oil Tuesday, Elmer Hutchins had
Tile misfortune to drive sharp
pointed pick into lis right foot,
sreaEing the bone leading to the
third tee, just below the instep.
Mr.. Hutching was in the act VI
breaking a lump of coal when the
accident occurred. and when the
pick struck the lump of coal 1t
glanced, penetrating almost
through the foot. He was driven
to Nibaux, that same day, where
the doctor draa a1 the wound ANA
set the broken bone, and unless
blood poison should set ia it is
thought that he will quickly re-
cover.