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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

Two base hit. Galley; sacrifice hit
Ganley; stolen base, Schaefer; double
plays, Downs, Schaefer and Rossman;
left on bases, Washington 2, Detroit
.; first base on balls. Siever /; first
base on errors, Washington 1, Detroit
l. struck out. Burns T. Siever i;
time, 1870; umpire, Evans.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
HEAVY HITTING GAME.
New Britain Defeats Bridgeport by
Long Distance Clouts.

New Britain, May 25.--Heavy hit
ting featured in to.day's game with
Bridgeport, New Britain winning. s to
a. Three home runs and four two
base hits were made. In the sixth In
ming Bridgeport scored its first run.
Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

New York, May 25.- Manning's win
ming streak was terminated today by
Chicago punching hits on him in two
innings, also the New York's gave him
poor support in other innings Umpire
Egan was hurt by a foul tip and had
to leave the game. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
st. In,Iis,

Three base hit, Unglaub; sacrifice
hits, Lord, Wallace; stolen bases, Wag-
ner, Lord, Schwertzer; double play
Ferris and T. Jones; left on bases
Boston 5, st, Louis 8, first base on
balls, off Young 3, off Powell 1 first
base on error, Boston /; struck out by
Young 7, by Powell 1; passed ball, Cri-
ger; time, 1886; umpire, Connolly.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
MAPS TAKE OVERTIME GAME.
Cleveland punched Hits and Athletics
Lose Out.

Philadelphia, May 15.-Cleveland
defeated Philadelphia in the final
game of the series between the clubs
by a score of 8 to 2, In ten innings,
by mixing their hits with errors by
Nichols The home team hit Thiel-
man hard but the Cleveland players
fielder excellently. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
Aferifleil.

lWo-Dase nltS, Bridges, stevens,
Swander; first base on balls, off Far
ley 3, off Walsh /, off Stevens .; struck
out, by Farley 5, by Walsh l. stolen
bases, Fitzpatrick 2, Wade ., Golden,
Sofel; sacrifice hits, Accorsini,
Bridges; left on bases, Meriden g. Wa
terbury 4; time, Las; umpire, Rorty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

At Morning game. Newark
Z, Montreal 10.
At Montreal-( Afternoon) Montreal o,
Newark 8.
At Toronto-MornlnG game. Toronto
), Baltimore 4; GA innings).
At Toronto-(Afternoon game) Tor
onto 2; Baltimore g.
At Rochester-Jersey City 6, Roches-
ter Z.
At Buffalo-Buffalo 3, Providence 4.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
New Haven.
Totals ........27 2 2 81 o

*Batted for wilhelm in ninth.
Score by innings
springfield -. 0 0 2 ii
New Haven. :. 0 0 0 IL
Home run, zacher; two base hit
Sherwood; sacrifice hits. Hayward
Hdst Burns, Murphy; double play
Havel to Simmons; passed balls, Hirst
Council; wild pitch, Wilhelm Q; hit
by pitcher, Luby, YALE first base on
balls, off Wilhelm 5, off Parker 4;
struck out. by Wilhelm 8, by Parker
3 attendance. TOO; time Of game
1850; umpire, McCloud.
HOLYOkE SHUT OUT.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
ST. LOUIS SHUT OUT.
Philadelphia Takes Fast Game Away
from Wcstcrncrs.

st, Louis May 25,--Philadelphia de-
feated st, Louis today to 0, The win
ming score was made in the eighth inn
ing when Knabe knocked a single, stole
second and came home on a single by
Grant. Score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

%Batted for Abbott in ninth.
Score by innings:


Score by innings:
New Britain. 2 2 0 3 / 0 KS
Bridgeport -. 0 0 0 0 %
Two base hits Marsans, Ladd, Fitz-
henry O'Rourke; home runs, Pad 70
ron, Marsans, Beaumont; hits off
I[aselton in innings, off Abbott A
in innings; sacrifice hits, Margans,
Runange Cassidy; stolen bases, Mar
sans, Padron, O'Rourke; double plays,
Waterman to Burns to Bunyan; left
on bases, New Britain /, Bridgeport 4;
first base on balls, off Padron 0, off
fIa2elton . first base on errors. New
Britain 1, Bridgeport /; hit by pitch
er, Burns; struck out, by Padron 8,
by Hazeton /, by Abbott ! passed
balls, Rufange g Beaumont i time,
$40; umpire, Wilkinson.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
GREAT PITCHERS BATTLE.
Burns of Detroit Beats Slcvcr Of
Washington.

Washington, May 25.-Detroit shut
out Washington to-day, in a pitchers
contest, ! to 0. Fine plays were made
by the infielders of both teams The
score.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

There was meeting of the league
directors last evening In New Haven
and one or two important franchise
matters were discussed. The change Of
ownership Of New Haven was one Of
the questions for consideration.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
New York.

zone out when winning run was
scored.
Score by innings:
Chicago -. 2 0 0 0 2 Is
New York -. 0 0 0 3 OF
Two base hits, Chance, Bridwell,
Donlin, Steinfeldt, Tinker; home run,
Schultz; hits, off pfe!ster in in
nings, off Mathewson In innings,
off Malarkey in 5 innings; sacrifice
hits. Sheckard. Evers, Moran; double
plays, Tinker (unassisted), Seymour
and Bridwell; left on bases, Chicago
I, New York 5; bases on balls, off
Pfeister 2, off Brown 2, off Mathew
son /, off Malarkey 2, off Wiltse Il;
first base on errors, Chicago ! New
York 3; struck out, by Pfeister 1, by
Brown 5. by Wiltse 1; wild pitch,
Brown; time, hours 13 minutes;
umpires, Emelie and O'Day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
CY YOUNG STILL GOOD.
BostDn's Veteran Twirlcr In Form and
st. Louis Loses.

Boston, May 25,-Young excelled
Powell and had better support today
Boston winning the third straight game
from st. Louis to 2. The score:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

1T looks now as If we may stay home
this summer
"Oh, some money will come In when
you least expect It and make It pos
sible for you to go away"
YES that's what I'm afraid Of"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

NU-Wd0W TIII' NdEIIT' IIII Ud7V
hit, Ferguson; hits off Ferguson, 2 in
innings; off Dorner /; sacrifice hits,
Clarke, Bates; stolen bases Wagner
Abhaticchio, Kane; left on bases, Pitts
burg 5, Boston Z; first base on balls off
Camnitz 2, off Ferguson 4. off Dorner |
first base on errors, Pttshurg ! struck
out by Camnitz 6, by Ferguson 4, by
Dorner Il time, 1850; umpire KLEIN.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

Red Waller signalized his return to
| l'ncls Jeens fold by pitching a no.
hit game against New Britain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At Fall River-Lawrence 5. Fall Riv-
err 2.
At New Bedford-Lowell 6, New Bed
ford 4.
At Worcester-Haverhll /, worces-
ter 0.
At Lynn-Brockton 4, Lynn 2.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
EASTERN LEAGrE.

At Cincinnati-Cincin Brooklyn
game postponed-wet grounds,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26

Holyoke ...........O U U 0 U D D y w
Sacrifice hits. Noyes .. stolen bases,
Noyes, Yancey; double play, Justice
and Connery; bases on balls, off Evans
1, off Lavender i; struck out by Evans
7, by Lavender Q; left on bases, Hart
ford 8; Holyoke 1; bases on errors
Hartford 2; umpire, Kennedy; time
100
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
WILHELM LOST GAME
Clever Southpaw, by Two Wild
Heaves, Causes Locals to
Drop One.
HARTFORD WINS ANOTHER
poWds Men Playing Star Ball--Wa-
tcfbury and New Britain Take
Their Contests.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE STANDING.
GAMES TODAY.

New Haven at Waterbury.
New Britain at Meriden.
Springfield at Bridgeport.
Hartford at Holyoke.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-26
CUBS DOWN GIANTS
Worlds Champions Turn Tables
Yesterday and Beat New
York.
CARDINALS LOSE AGAIN
Phillies Hot After Chicago--Pittsburg
Gets Away With Boston In En-
citing Game.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING,
GAMES TODAY.

New York at Chicago
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia Mt ST. Louis.
Boston at Plttsburg.
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GfterIbsning.

Stlmar &ifior6, iom blep iabnet
| @roofiton, Minn., 5. 9. Mpril 5.
ST., bleb al Bolitiet fun6en / Gar=
go, g. 9af. og rejite biem mes iin
Sober, tilipnelaoenoe bel forngiet> til
Groofiton 5. 9. Mai u6en at opgipe
@run6en til lin 8%ortreiie bperfen
for &olitiet el1er for SorGl6re og
|Splfen6e, men fan lobe6e alorig at
reile bort mere paa Sen Maobe. San
Efif en- fierlig Mo0tagelie al alle /
Sietnmet og bans 2efte bleb troet.
M1en 5. 10. Mai 9agen efter bans
&jemfomit, rejite ian otter bort til
bele 6amilienS itore @org og imo6
|oens @ilie og Gi6en0e. San ct or1=
trent 5 SOD bpi, bar bruno 9jne og
brunt &oar og en- grop Stemme. &o11
bar ifert labe &ropifo> bruno @trgm=
per, blaalig 8ll1ie, tort Srpie> brur1
Sperifjorte og graz Sue. San bop=
Sc en- Sling me6 3 blaa 6tere. San
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Spe1n Ser maatte ftn6e bam, beoes
benligit ON life at tage bam / Mr=
beioe eller gtpe bom Henge, men
obergipe bam til Holitiet og gibe 111=
oertegneoe 6orelore Me66elelie Ser
ON.
Groofiton, Minn., 20. Mai 1908.
Mr. oe Mrs. e.. 5. 4. @ifior6.
500 Eleaiant Mpe., groofiton, Minn.
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We'd Kj9b eller Reparation at
.Uhre bes1g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
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1tngbpmsitnpne / Mcrriam &arf.
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bpor De bill ie set 6anffe Stag baie.
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feeHAA -
getbania airte, 81. Serfg 8 So.
reit Stirred. @ubstieneite afboIbes
.Sbnoag Gorm. SCI. 1890 % Afterl
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eors6ag Mften 8gn.
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oagsifole bber Sgn6ag SCI. 10. 81.
S. S1agitao, Breit. 8opeI 846
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9anif lttberif @atbstjcncite afbol-
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bag @ftermio6og 81. $50 meo nno
.tagelie al Sen on6en Senoog / bper
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Miis Glitter psbprne, Ben Be-

Miis Git6er psborne, Ben BE.
|fierote ipenif-amerifanffe Sangerin-
Sc, Cater al @aptein % Mrs. S.
Dsborne, er fommet ber til @pen
fra Stocfbolm for at tilbringe en-
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|Slegtninge. Miis Osborne bar en-
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@nostjeneiter i ct. saul.

@pmobens norif cban9cliif=lmtber=
tie Mentgbeb, @igrl1et al Canada %
13oe sts., boloer @uostieneite bper
@enoogs 6%ormi66og 81. 1890 og
Mften 81. 7.45. @gnoagsifolen
mp6er 81. 9 Gorm.
S &opellet paa @igrnet al &eas
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3 og @uostieneite ST. 7.3O Mften.
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8. &eque, 8aitor, $40 Capitol 8ou=
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Srefolbigbebs norff chang. lmtb.
Strife, Darlington oe @berburne
4bes. @u6stieneite bper @gnoaa
SCI. 1890 6orm. paa @orf og 7.45
Aften paa @ngelf. Sen6agsfole
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Sen nor f-6anife 8opttltmenigbeoa
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TONNE.
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~ -.M#fg. IY&E~tLE &HHFGTEHIFt #4& gFH=EsfI
@gnoas eftermiooag 5. IA. SUM
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.Danff 8rooeri amfuno, blipe afbol0t
Ell ltor Solfefeit paa 9polioen, eller
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u@eit ct. Saul. Haa @runb al
ben befpemme 8eliggenbe0 % lette
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at beulRgge Soften til oenre HlaoS.
81 pil life, iom bar @fif / el6gam-
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tilbuge tgien.
Denne Sammenfomit pil blipe no.
get %lignenoe iom Sc Setter, Ser. 10
bper Sommer bliper afbolot iaa mon-
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iaa befienote 2anosmanb Spar Sir
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boloe Se1ttolen, pg ga ban er be-
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fGngSlenbe oonife 5olere / Mmerifa,
oil set itffert blipe interesiant at
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Spjer baaoe for huge og @amle iaa-
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Befienbtgigrelfe ,afbolbes oisie Cubs,
tieneiter i 9%refol6igbeos norffe Sir
fe, paa Sjgrnet af Darlington %
|eberburne Mpes., bbortil ale Danife
ct. Saul og Smegn paa BET fier,
|ligite in0bp6es. Wan be0es meObrins
&c Sen oanif lutb. airfes Nialmebog.
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3bie Gors6ag aften / bper Maaneo
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6tb st., ct. Saul, al Baitor g. San-
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S. Sobnien, 46 Union 8locf, ct.
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2illc &iolet Mabien, Sen 4-aarige
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len, 1894 8apleis Mpe., ct. Mntbo-
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oa bun fal0t paa meget ble6 @runo,
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@en6es Gilitano bar iaa alborlig, a
FUN maatte bringes til @itp @oIpi
talet. Solitiet u%noeripger eager
n9rmere.
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6 III II.

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&Dinoer, for bpilfe bum bapbe arbei
set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29

Comm an0 Country &l11bben. 2tge1
bleb t6entificeret beo @i9lp a II
&ptn6er, for bpi1fe bum bapbe arbei
set.
Cirrus fommcr. 5bi gle6e fig
ale Selpn0ere al ioaoanne til Ser
Is. og 16. S1tnt, 0o Miller Bros
@tlo @eit @boip, ser for giebliffe:
ipiller / Goliierm / Chicago, pi]
fomme BERTH og gipe fire itore Sore:
i%tillinger, to for bper Sag. 0ettt
Cirrus uomGrfer Jig nounlig beO Ser
itore Srop al Sr10ianere, Ser 81. a
oil gipe en- 9feproouftion al Moslo
cren al 8at @ennesiep og ban5 Gel:
ifab, n0fprt AT nogle al Sc opri110e
lige 9eltogere.
Sil vGait She Garnipal", Scr al
bol0es / 6enne l1ge un0er Mapll
Camp, sc. 50. M.s Muipicier, blet
MiiS Slt0itb Sunberg polgt til &ar:
nepalletS 9ron1i11g otter cit pol6ion
&an1p me0 mango lfjpn1le &ipalin0el
EmeO 22,0S5 Stemmer; efter benot
bop0e Sannab Melion 1905, Mlic'
@attion 1850, Mln1o Beterion TO-,
600 og Olga Nelion 9,S03. Misies
Nellon og Mattion foar @perpet jon
0ronningens @gres6on1er nr6e1
&aruepallct, og alle ire bliper ifenfe:
rige 8aber | iomnte Mnleoning.
Gn Snbbrt6stpb brpo forle6en Sea
in6 / @i1 8ecfs 5fotgisforretnin(
poo 683 Gait 3. Ctr. @an bal
giennem 8eboel1esppreliern fom
men inb / felipe 6orretninge11, ga bo1
bleb oberral fet al Mr. Sect ielp 0!
6enneS @piger0atter, ser greb bon
og iegte at bol6e bam fat, men Sc
lpffeoes bom at lioe fig leS os for
lptnoe me6 to Ear Gfo - men 81
ban maatte la0e Sat og 6roffe til
bage, bar Ser 10 life iaa meget bun
BET for bam beb Mfferen, iaa mege
mere iom fan bleb arrei teret 9age1
efter.
Mcmprial 9aD pil pQQ leobanli!
giS blipe beiti6eligbolbt MI | Mor
gen IN 2er6ag. Sm 6ormiooage'
bill @rabene blipe 6eforeret og on
gftermio6a9a1 er sen laopanlig ito
re 8ara6e giennem BDenS @aoe:
meo paafplgen0e Mg6e / Muoitorium
sllle oe militare og iemi=militer
Srgantiationer, Ser iaar 6eltager
Eara6en bill formere &I. 1 be0 gaml
&apttoltum, og &. 2 brager ben al
iteo neo til Mu6itorium giennem fpl
gel1oe @a6er: @e6ar til 8. Ctr, II
SibleD Ctr, til 6. Ctr, til Wa1b
tngton Ctr, til 5. Str, til auotto
rum. 8araben bill beitaa af5 81
piitoner, me6 ct M%uiifforps Spio
len for bpert.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-16
EVERYONE INTERESTED

The caucuses which were held In
the various precincts OF Marion county,
Friday evening, demonstrated one
thing and that Is the fact that the
Democrats are wide awake politically
this year, and that they propose from
this time on until election day to be
found In the front rank of the battle
fighting all of the time for the party's
principles and the party's candidates.
Never in the history OF the county
has a party caucus been so largely
attended and never has there been
such a rivalry for the honor OF rep
resenting the precincts In the coming
congressional convention. In each
precinct there was a record breaking
vote cast and the results Of the eau
cuses was I'm doubt until the last
vote had been counted. In some of
the precincts, carriages we're used TO
get the voters to the polls, and in
stead OF being caucus the election
took on very much the aspect of a
regular election. The contests were
all the more remarkable for the rea-
son that Marion has no candidate to
present to the convention and the
Democrats have no other desire than
to see the best man for the place NOM
mated.
Fostering the spirit which was man.
ifested at the caucuses Friday even
ing will do much toward a sweeping
victory at the polls next November.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-16
A DEMOCRATIC APPEAL.

Every Democratic member OF the
House of Representatives has signed
a petition to the Speaker requesting
him to recognize some member to
move to discharge the Committee ON
Ways and Means from the further
consideration of. and to suspend the
rules, and to pass the Stevens bill, or
any other bill, having the effect to
out wood pulp and print paper on
the free list. John Sharp VIII
lams, the Democratic leader of the
House, goaded the Republican leaders
TO fury by beseeching thirty Repub-
leans, at least, 10 come forward and
add their signatures TO the petition.
He called on those who had introduced
bills for free print paper to sign, but
not one came forward, not even those
who had made speeches in favor Of
such measure. Mr.. Williams made
his reuest for action facetiously, he
knew no Republican would come
forward to the mourner's bench. and
repudiate the hide-bound partisanship
that hangs like pail over the de-
alterations of this Congress. He told
them that:
while the lamp holds out to burn,
The vilest sinner may return"
And added
'If you have lately been, or expect
TO be, in any manner bull-dozed or
boss ridden, why, think for a second
think what a short life we live here
and how necessary It is that we should
do things"
But Mr.. Williams prayer fell upon
standpat ears, and not one Republican
sinner of the mall came forward to
show that he really was Cor even this
small measure OF tari ffrefoTm, even
to curb a trust that Is plundering ev-
cry newspaper publisher in the Unit
ed States.
How can the voters expect that
"after election" Republican Congress
men will be any more willing to un-
dertake the greater task of tackling
hundreds of trusts which are protect
ed by the tariff when they refuse to
take the tariff pap from this infant
that Is eating up the substance oi
newspaper proprietors. Every Repub-