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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
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Serr Wrn. Y. Rpnu ipriht iIber Die
bCobiidtigtc Hcpiiinn ocV Staot=
SrCibricfes. = Gmpiieblt Dor III.
lem NbidniiuuG oes Stootrotba.
Motte Goutroleur mo Ne
g~iitrotor ourh Wupor crnoumt
hnben.
8eodtensiuertbc 9emcrfungen 5l
Ger in NllSiift genonncncn Grnen=
nllnq elmer Gonmiiiion iitr &euiiion
oeS Stuot-3 reibrieiea mod)t @r. @m.
Y. 3porL Der oer3eitige Sefret6r Oes
@r-Wtapor Sapcs, uelder mmni5ipnle
Ge9ierungSformeu Iett NSobreu gum
@eoenItono leineS beionocren Stll.
oiums gemoht bat. Sr. Hpon mnd)t
cine Nn3obl Gmpiebllrngen, oui mel.
dye cine &eoilion oeS Sreibriciea iid)
ieiner Nniid)t nad) erltreten iollte,
bon benen Die i%oIgen0en b%erporgebo.
ben Ieien:
Mumicipnl @ablen pom StaotS-
uno 9unbcs @ublcu itrellg eetremnt
5u balten;
Sutperit1noige in alien Geporte,
mcnts 81 %ernennen, in oenen 6Gbig.
feiteu proieilioneller Hatllr perlangt
peroen; 81
oas 0ifentlid)e Shul-S pitem bon
ieolpeoen politiihen Giniliilicn obio.
Int frei5ubolten;
Den ge0enm1rtigen Stootrotb aus
5umcr5en unb an feline Stelle cine
9eboroe bon iieben ober neltll tiifti.
gen Wdnnern 5u iebcn, Ole bon Der
gotl5en @ep0lferlmg 81 %cruGblen
lino;
ben Gontroleur unb Hegiitrotor
oltrf oen Wopor crnennen 81 lniien,
itott oieiclben mie biSber ollrd) bnS
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m0blen 81 lalien.
@on5 %bcIonoereS @etpi6t legte Sr.
Gpon ouf Die Notblpenoigteit Der Glib
ltcben or ais einen Ano6ronismuS be.
lteben er olS Elm InodroniSmlts be.
5cidneie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
rtHSlener etauo Der Clubs.

Gin gcborencr Gteb. -
Eotrid S'aeeie. peltcr oieicr Gage
megcn GinbrlhS in Die @obnung
bon 0berit Sbcrlod Sipam perbof-
tet muroe uuo mcbrere nnoere Gin
Bride IN 9oltimore.Gountp einge-
itan6, mur0e geitern ourd) Holi5ci'
rid)ter S'9teiu inn oltliden StotionSs
boule ben 9eboroen bon Baltimore,
Gountp iibermieien. Ter Sdirm-
flider Sames @ilion, Der Ole Foli5ei
aui Ole Spur oes GinbrcferS Brad
te, muroe oils StootS5euge icItgebul.
ten. Cab O'aeeie ooS Steblcn nid)t
loiien fonn, benefit Der llmitono, buB
er ont SomItug Nadmittog, oils er
bic observation-disclosures abler uto &roe
nod Dem Ylub in @rcen Spring
Solep fiibrte, no CT lcinen Eoub 81
pcrIteden pilegte, IN @cgenmort Der
bcioen GeteftipS cinen Siebitubl be.
9ing. Sic Geteftips troten nit ibnt
in ole 8irtbidoit bon Sobn Hood)
uu Green Spring Iucnlic, nm bort
Grfunoigungen ein5lt5ieben. Is Tie
oos 9ofol perlicBen, lief Hoof) binter
ibnen Der un0 rief: elmer Der Scr.
rem mub meinen Sut mltgenommell
hnbpr" Inn thnti1hIid1 prnnote
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

@ebieIber9, 6. Hllbb, Sol. glbredIt
uub 6. 9 Braun.
aegcIbobn Gomite; SS, Conrad
Wortin uno Heinb. Sdmort.
Gonlitc iir oas GreisidieBeu: SO.
Sobu Senerion uno (Sobn 9olters.
felo.
9lnt GiScremeitono: 6rlS. Nnuic
Brandt, Sophie 6n2nfel uno Hoio
Sonielmum.
Gle Ginnobmen beS Settles lima
gum Better Der aro~ntenfaiic Der ii
itritte b%eitinnIt, wcId)e al Dem 6eItc
tbailnabmcl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

&crmiGtcr inn low o.
@ctGnGni6 QciunOcn.- Ter
rs Sabre oltc StoIicnCr 6ronccsco
GaScio, Der lcit mcbrercn @odelt
bon ieincm @ruocr Conn GoScio
Don Srinitp. StruBe per0c6en@ &c
illht nuroe, lit i'm Spmion @ciGng
NIP cntoedt luor0cll. 6rnnccSco MIR
De ON letten Wiittmod ourd) Sertn
Sobn E%leniontS, Glerf oe3 @oltin1o-
rer Sta0tgeridt&, i'll &idt2r Scrbcrt
IN Snrlon gcbroa)t. SEER NIeoioutS
iogtc Dem 9iidtcr. oob er oct iulgcn
Stoliencr olli ieincm &onolib at
Nllrton angetrolfcn Go6e mo 0ub
Der Sungc Der cngliiden Sprode
niht m0dtiG ici unb uidt milic, no
cr bingcbore. Ger Hifter ial0te 0cst
&nuben oorouibin nod) Oen @ciGnG.
NIB, bis iid Scmono nod ibnl cr-
fln0igen miir0c.
&opcIle iir isroc(itis
den SricObnf.- SEER Charles
Z, Stofbnli2n crbiclt ben Gontrost
gum 9ou elmer cinitGdi0en aopeUe
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Dol" SIC Ylonc iiir Die aupeae nur.
oen bon Sem 9lrdJitettcn 81. @eQ5
FietiG, entmoricn.
s. o. nnHe iir Stonflin.
= Ole Ncr5tc Oca Stoot.Soipitola
6obcn SoiflnlnG oui @icocrbcritcl.
.litug ocS @otpcp 6rnllfIil bon Ioir.
ficlo. Der am Sonttog Morgcn in
Curtis Dan bon cinem 90bnten NIT
cinem Wiciier lcben3gcidbrlt6 perlett
lulroc. Sem 3llitono pclloete lid
GcItern friib 5llnl Yeiieren.
0reiS erfrnntt. - SEER 60
marc GaiieQ, scr inn %. 2~e6ensiobrc
itebt unb iih bel ieincn Sobne in
Solbroof beilldaluciie onibGlt, er-
f%ronfte ploblid) mo mllBte mad Dem
llnioeriitGts .Soipitalc iiberiiibrt rper-
ben. @dbreno ieineS 9or5cn 2ebenS
bot Der betoatc Enticnt ME d~r5tlid)cn
Hatb in Nqlprltd 0c1onmcn, nod
Wleoi3in gebr0uat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13

Nr. $500. Gomcn Sbirtmoiit
Gcitcn- 6ront mo -&iifcu mo Ncr.
mel III cincm Stiid. M 30 bis II
800 @ruitmoB; bic 80 3cQ @rGbc
criorocrt 2M Doroa 36.j0Q. StoiieS.
GicS Ieid)t Der5uitellenoe 1no nellcitc
Mniter bat brcitc 6uItcu I'M @ibior.
GfIctt iibcr bcn SGultcrn. Ter NolS
i, mtr mclia ulSGcidnitteil ino miro
Don cincnl lm8cidlo1enen arogcl
um8ebcn. Foiicnoc Stoiie ii,o idiot,
tide Oto0ro@, 9inncn, G6cd Nnin.
ipof oOcr merccri5eo @oorcn.
Gin Mllitcr oicicr Nrt miro gc1cl
Cinicnouug ucn 10 GCntS IN Silber
ooer 9ricfmurfcn an irgcno cine
glGrCiic 0ciun0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-13
Ser SragGoic lester gltt.

Sri. Celia 9ongert'S irOiitc lleber.
=, Feits Dem ,SdpoBc Der Groe iiber-
" ?geebic'n. I'Tfc 3eit ser 9ceroi-
gltrg wor bon Der 6onlilic ltrcng
gebeim gebalten porOen. - Gr.
9ungcrt etluoa geiabtcr.
9ie ir0iihen llebcrrelte ocS SRI.
Celia e. 9ongcrt, melfe am 6reitog
III eincm 3uitnnoe ncrp0icr 3erriit
illng ibrcm iungen &Pbcn Gin 3iel
lebte, ipuroen 9eItcrn Ntf Dem 0reen-
mount 0rieOboic 3llr leBtcn &ubc &c.
bettet. Cine fur5e 9rouerieicr iuno
i'm ErollerbnuiG 9tr. 2llt, Wurp
Iunb-Iprnltc, itott; llt Ole cngercr
Jomilicn.YfitgIieOe mo einige ne
nige iebr intimc 6reunoe nubnlcn oil
oerielbcn Sbeil. Eoitor Gr. Jobn
Gardner WturroD BON Der biid6ilid)
protcltontilbCn st. Wiitocl unO Na
slngela" Stride omtirtc.' ErGdtigc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ruorrn in gro.
Der Nn5abl BON Den 0rcumoen Der
6ontilie geionbt morocn. % bic
StunOe Der 9ccroiguug BON Der 80.
Mile Itrcng gebeim gebolten lpor,
fcblte Die iibIibc S1oor bon Ncuqie-
rigen in Der 9t0bc OeS Eroucrbouic0,
Or. 9ongert, Der Gutcr Der 600.
ten, Der bis 5llr 9ccrOigu1g itcts III
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On bciiirdtct muroe, BOP cr ieinem
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geitern ioueit geioBt unO b~crubi9t.
bub Capt. MorIep BON norblihen
9iitrift iid) peronloBt iab, Die @Qhe
ans Dem Souic fprt5uncbmen.
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Mir Gin ibcalcS Scin.

Gle notwithstanding bcS oglctric
Eorf" modt 0Cm nSDurnoIiiten.
GLIB" cine libcrolc CiiCrtc. -
&cronitnltete cine gSodc Scr Scr
oniigunacn fir oeiicn Seim. -
Gin bcutid)cr Gag.
Mcrm Scr Nolrnoliitcn.Gllth DON
Baltimore nid)t bulo cin milroig ats
Itoiiirtca mo g~ciiibrtcS @cim erbdlt,
- lit Is nid)t DIE Sd)ulo Der @es
ld6italeitn1 0e@ Electric Eorf" 10,
WUbl, ais OcS Gbrcn.YrGiiocntcn
Srco. $. @ottlicbn &n licbenSluiir.
oiGiter @ctic bat Der @eidGitaiiibrcr
oes EartS Dem ,SolrnnIilten. Glub 0cn
Eorf iiir Die Mohc pom 26. bis 81.
SllIl 5llr &criitgul2 g~cltellt uno mGb'
reno oicicr Icrip6e iueroen tGglid
MISUNDERSTANDING 5ur Nurd)iitbs
rlunA 9eldn9clt. Il 6iIu bic IcItihen
'iIt 6tfnitoersn 81 bcucrffF buB duf
Dem oancnttihcn pHro0romm eiu
lcutidcr Eob Itc6t, bel >pelhein ole
Mituirflm1 pcrihie0cner oclltiher
Crgoniiationcn in Nhlsiidt itebt. Ter
Srruucreiu nSormGtt5" bat bcrcitS
5ugeIogt, ulto Gbrcn NrGiioent i. 8.
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ScnrD G6omoS Don ocn .@crcinigtcn
SGnGcrn" confcrircu, nm oic ocut-
Id,cn Ginger 9oltimore'S sur BE.
tDciliglnlg c;njuloocn. @ouprrnclr
GrotbcrS, Mopor Oiobool uto Gr.
Couperueur Noriiclo bobcn bcreita
lire 5beilnobmc oil oru 6citlihfeiten
pcriprodjcn.
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Gin Yputhcfer Der 0euscit

iaat, es iei itaunensipcrtb, wie pieIe
altmobiidJe Mittel nod i'm @ebraudJ
limo, /. 9. Elm ioId)es fir Die @rDal'
.trng Der Surbc bcs Saores = @roB.
.mnitters .Salbei Ibee." God lei
Dies Wittel burh 3uias bon Sd)pe'
feI nod mirfidnIer gemad)t poroet.
Sest, iuenn Dos Soar oltsiGlt ODER
ergrallt, gebt man nift nleGr in Den
@urten, nm ar1ilter fir .5Dee" 5u
inmneln, ionoern cinfad nat Der
n1flten @potbete Ii. erIanat @petb'a
Sage ono Sulphur. allie guten glpo.
tbefcn oerfnufcn es fir SOC. ober
$500 Die 5laid)e, ooer es miro oireti
-gcgen ginienoung bes Yreiies per.
.fnbt bon Der @petb Chemical Co.,
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81 perfauicn bel Der Heob Trug
Co., Spejial-a gcnten, 2erington- uno
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9aieboIl. - Inter oil ben
pielcn 8oicboQs2 igen Der Ser. Stau-
ten lit 5meiiellos Oic oitlihe bic ON
bcitelt ullSgeaIihCne, iopeit oicStGrfc
ser Clubs IN 8etrod)t fommt. lic
Cotlage lit bcion0crs iest cine iebr
irtcrciionte. Nur Elm Stub, Node,
ilcr, bat bisber eincn Cnti6ie0cncn
&uripruug iibcr Die onoercn gcnoms
men mGbren0 Die iibrigeu iicbcu
Clubs Der Siga mn menigc Yunttc
llntcrifJieo III ibrcm Stano olti Der
&cngliitc oui5uneiien Doben. Gin
@lid olti unten lteben0e 3oblen lit
Der bette gcmcis. Gle Orioles per
lrlcn 9eitern ciu Spiel an Ncmort
mo itcbcn iebt al picrter Stelle -
cirigc Siege mo ite riiden orti Die
5ueite Stellc, mas bon allen Sport.
i%teuroen nit 3uOcriiht erportct
miro. Die geItrigcn Gonteite u%crlic.
len in iol9enoer @eiie:
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Wad) Ncw.yurf ansaeliefert.

9 It 0 H. Moii, Y. >Suli. - Gic
IetcftiuS 6rcoerif ". Wortilt uno
@iuiom !, 6lpnn aus Mem. Dorf rel.
item g~cItern IbcnO bon bier nit Dem
3%2.iGbriacn Sobn $. Mcrria, Dem
ongebliden SproBling elmer 6ieligell
ongeicbcnen 6nnlilie, mo 6enrn T..
Feorlon Gus Stoten Solun0, u. D..
ob, lueld)e bier inn 9llitrogc ser Rcp.
Ooricr Noli5ei perGoitet moroen iino.
Wierria miro Der @erolsGo6mtq bon
lpertbloirn GbcdS in Hen.0orf lmO
Georion oeS @roBoie6itabI9 beidul.
oigt. .....
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,8uItap u bolpb 0erein."
Sn Der bulbidbrlif)en General
0eriommlrng, in nelder Yroiibcnt
Scrm. Yorlt ben 8oriis mnb Setre.
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tr, tuurocn folgenoe fir oos ndd)ite
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on: @uitap 8orit, 8oriieer, 'Seinrid)
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Gopitol bon $3571.7t BET elmer Dit
glieoer3obl BON ~. 4ie Seriomm'
lungen iinben jeOen Wittmof 4beno
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Mitglieoer miro elm nofentlides BE.
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Grben 500 ioiort musbe5oblt; ebenio
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cine p~ierlibige Woihine gum Breiie
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Moribols Wonning beitimmt, meld)'
2eetcrer befanntlib Die oht Yoli5ei.
Stotionen 81 6eiud)cn uno 81 inipi5i-
rem bat.
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EaKe snr Neiie iH's Nmslauo be.
iorst s. Naine, Nr. Alb, Eit.Saiti.
mprstraRe, nabe GuitOm 4Ouic Npe.
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sipE'II ,Cib .9K
qgR ,ima1 moiU1
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15

princely size now being paid and his
earnings have slowly been consumed
IN the past few years. Members of
the Sioux City team yesterday made
contributions to the fund. Lovers of
the game who desire to help in the
cause can do SO by leaving whatever
they desire to give with any player on
the Denver team.
Denver Post: If there is one man in
the Denver baseball world that deserves
boost it is Charlie Jones of the Griz-
zies. True, they lost to Sioux City
yesterday, but at the same time he has
got the boys giving the club all the
best there is in them. It's the kind
of ball that wins. and he is the first
manager In five or six years that has
got the work out of the team From
now on we expect the Denver team to
do even better than it has of late.
Whether the team comes in first or
fifth, one fact can't be denied. and
that is they are playing the best ball
they know how and if the other teams
finish ahead of them in the race it will
be because they were better ball play
ers and not because they played harder
ball than the Denver aggregation.
When Jones took hold of this team he
had all sorts of handicaps to overcome
He seems TO have successfully mastered
the situation and from now on we may
expect the team to become a favorite
with the fans. and if Jones don't win
the pennant this season it is because
good hard work and plenty of hustling
fails to bear fruit.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15

Miss Grace Newman of Usage City IS
here spending a few days visiting
friends while on her way to Kansas
City to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson spent Tuesday
night the guest of Miss Lottie Horn.
Miss Henrietta Miller is Improving
after several days illness with an at
tack of rheumatism.
An ice cream social will be given
Friday evening at the Third Presby-
terrain church-on the lawn.
Mrs. Arthur Corwin is here spending
a few days on business trip. She viii
go on TO Salina, Kan, 20 make a short
stay before returning TO her home in
Kansas City, No
Miss Mabel Long left yesterday for
Fort Madison. where she will spend her
summer vacation wishing her grand
parents.
Mr.. A r. Alexander is spSnding the
week end in Kansas City on business
trip.
A fishing party composed Of 20 young
people, left yesterday for Maple Hill 70
spend two weeks outing.
Mr.. Phillip Johnson and son Harry
left Monday for Chicago to be gone tina
remainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Matte Kempton of EfhnRhan,
Kan, Is here to spend several weeks
with her father, Mr.. John Atkinson.
VINO Is IN very poor health.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15
Denver IS. sioux City 6.

Sioux City, Ia, July 15.-The Den
yer Grizzlies had on their smuggling
clothes here yesterday and landed on
Freeman and Eells for twenty five
safe hits which went for thirty two
bases Freeman and Eells were both
wild. Olmstead of Denver pitched
a pretty good game, and managed
to keep the numerous hits well scat
tered. The game was a dull one and
the only feature was the heavy hit
ting Rick Adams, Denver's south
paw pitcher, played centerfeld in the
absence of Manager Charles Jones
who is out of the game with a
Charley-horse.
The score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15
Kansas city 8, St. Paul 1.

st. Paul. Mimi, July 15.-"Gloomy
GUS Dorner was Spike" Shannon S
selection yesterday and again the Blues
failing to cross the counting pan until
the 9th inning when. by means of free
transportation to Davis. a two Dagger
by O'Brien and a sacrifice fly by Hall,
who batted for Cockman. Davis tailed.
The final score was Kansas City 8. st.
Paul 1.
Score: RH.E
Kansas City. 0 o o 0-3 0
St. Paul. ........0 Q 5000 II 2
Batteries-Dorner and Ritter; LIE Roy
and Carisch.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15

eBatted for Maggie in seventh.
ssBatted for Farthing in ninth.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15

feated Cincinnati yesterday. 3 to 4 in
a ten inning game. The visitors broke
the tie in the tenth on Downey's triple
and Bescher's single and New York
won in its half on McCormick's triple
and singles by Murray and Devlin,
Murray having stolen second before
DeYlin hit safely.
Score: z.--a-,~s- RH.E
Cincinnati =. / o 5000 IA 2
New York 20 o 0 2 Id 90 2-5 10
Batteries-Spade. Casper and Nc
Lean; Wiltse, Raymond and Schlei.
Three base hits-BridWel1, Downeys
Mccormick. Home run - Bescher.
Struck out-By Raymond 2, by Wiltse
4. Bases on balls-On Raymond 3, off
Spade f. OF Casper 1. Umpires-John-
stone and Rigler.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-15
ST. Louis eli. Philadelphia AZ.

Philadelphia. July 15.-St Louis won
both games of a double header from
Philadelphia yesterday. The second
was called at the end of the eighth on
account of darkness.
First game-Score: Ri E.
St Louis . 100000 o00o2-6 u l
Batteries - Moore, Coveleskie and
Doom; Harmon and Phelps.
Two base hit-Titus. Three base hit
Konetchy. Bases on balls-Oh Moore 0.
of Harmon Z, of Coveleskie 3. Struck
out-By Moore 10, by Coveleslxie 2, by
Harmon 1. Umpire-Emslie.
Second game-Score; R-H.E.
Philadelphia =. % 1 0 0 1 0 o. , 9 i
st. Louis =. .....2 o 2 o L Pill IL l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Foxen, Vandyke,
Brown and Martell; Lush and Bresna-
han.
Two base hits-Titus. Bransfield, Ma
gee Three base hit-Delehanty. Bases
on baIls-On Sparks 1, off Foxen ,, off
Vandyke 3, off Brown I. Struck out
By Foxen 1, by Brown l, by Lush 2.
Umpire-Emslie.
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ANfERIoAN LEAGUE GAMES.
Cleveland 4. Philadslphia 3.

Cleveland, July 15.-CleveIand again
defeated Philadelphia in an extra in
ming game. winning 4 to 8 in II in
Kings. The game was featured by brill
liant fielding. - go
Score: RHE
Cleveland % 100000 oor1-4 10 3
Phila. 30 2 0 0 0 90 o O 0 0-3 8
Batteries = Young and Easterly;
Coombs and Thomas Two base hits
Hinchman, Birmingham, Flick Three
base hits-Turner. Davis. Bases on
balls-Young 1. Coombs 1. Struck out
Young ). Coombs 1. Un1pires-Egau
and ConnoIley
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A JUDGE OF LUMBER

can see at a glance that what we Of
fer is without defects. We pride our
selves on the quality of our Lumber
and
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Omaha 40. Wichita z.

Omaha Neb., July 15.-Omaha
succeeded in winning her tenth
straight game here yesterday after
noon at the expense of the Izzies who
are still in crippled condition.
Aitchison who was under suspension
reported here yesterday and pitched
the first part of the game but. was hit
hard and was relieved by PIympton,
who pitched a fair game. Edmund
son started the game for Omaha, but
was taken out in the seventh when
the game seemed to be in danger and
Lower was substituted, saving the
day. Armstrong started to catch but
proved too weak and, retired in favor
of Holland.
The scnra-
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Sturgis, Mich. July 15.-The body
Of Claude Hunt has been recovered
from the bottom OF Klineer lake
about 100 feet from the spot where
the body OF Miss Mary Loretta Davev
Of Chicago was found Monday. YVhffa
the recovery Of Hunts body conclu-
siNely shows the tragedy was q lnu-
be Drowning and explodes the mvs-
terry OF Hunts disappearance. the
eause-of tho drowning will Ion bt less
never be fully explained.
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Topeka Took Last of Series
From Des Moines.
BiersdOfer Pitched Poor Ball
and Was Ineffective.
DIVERS WILD THROW
Cinched the Game For COOIeysO1
in Sixth.
Hendrix Pitched Good Ball But
Wright Saved the Day.

Des Moines, Ia, July 15.-Topeka
succeeded in getting an even break
here yesterday by taking the fourth
game of the series. Both Hendrix
and Wright pitched good ball. al
though Wright was sent in to save
the game. Biersdorfer was ineffec-
tive with men on bases ana with
Dryers wild throw succeeded in Civ
ing Topeka the game. The batting of
Henry was the feature of the game.
Abbott hit the ball hard every time
but only once did it go safe. and that
for a two-bagger.
The score:
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American League.
National Lengue.


han. f. Locke. Double pIays-Sul-
Ivan to Thomas to Sullivan, Gagnier
to Thomas, Pritehett to Clark. Left
on bases-Lincoln, 5; Pueblo, 8.
Stolen bases-Hogriever, Fox. Curtis,
Jehl Struck out-By Maggie. 6; by
Farthing, 2; by Swift, 8. Bases on
balls-Of Maggie. l off Farthing, q;
off Swift, 5; off Locke. 2. Time of
game-2;20. Umpire-Mullen.
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PnebIo Q. Lincoln 5.

Lincoln, Neb., July 15.-Ho-
griever's error in the ninth inning
prevented Lincoln from bIanking
Third Baseman Locke hit for three
bases with the bases filled, cinching
the game. Pritchett. a Lincoln cast
off was the batting hero of the day
with four clean drives out of as
many trips to the plate.
The score.
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IlouisviIIe 8. Columbus ?.

Louisville, July 15.-Louisville batted
Durham hard yesterday and won the
fourth straight game of the series from
Columbus with ease. Hogg allowed
only four hits. A sensational stop and
throw by Sullivan and one-handed
running catch by Reilly were the fea-
lures.
Score: R.H.E
Louisville ......2 0 0 @ 80 IL 8
Columbus .......0 0 C o 0 o. A
Batteries-Hogg and hughes; Dur
ham and Schreckengost.
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Junction CitY 5. MINNEAPOLIS 4.

Minneapolis. July 15.-The Mighty
Campbell lifted one over the fence and
won from Junction. Lewis three bag
ger in the ninth nearly evened things
but the visitors pulled out.
Score: III z
Minneapolis 30 OO,2o 900 O2-4 ?
Junction City...O 0 0 0 3 2 0 O-5 s 2
Batteries-Hughes. Harlan and Alb
bot; Hust and Masters. Umpire
Brummage.
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saIina ,. CLAW Center =.

Salina. July 15.-Salina again de-
feated Clay Center yesterday in a
pitchers battle by a score of 3 to 2.
Hendrix, who pitched Tuesdays game.
played right field and got a two bag
ger. which resulted in the winning run
Score: R-H.E-
saIina ........O O02 1000 8 8
Clay Center. 0 0 1 0 o 0 o. 4 3
Batteries-F'ury. Swift and Law
renee: Brooks and AlIingham. Umpire
-Hamlin.
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hard right to face and rushed Papke to
the ropes. A right upper cut caught
Papke in the mouth and Flynn ham
mered hard on the kidneys. They were
fighting in the center of the ring at ths
end of the round.
The law permits no decision but
Flynn had the advantage.
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DENVER.
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Sioux Cfty....O o ? / 6
Denver ...........1 1 10 l O-1S
Summary. Two base hits-Welch,
2; Campbell, Edmondson, Towne,
Hunter, Standard, 2; Belden, 2; Ohm
stead, Adams Sacrifice hits-Hun-
ter. Stovau Bohannon. Stolen bases
-Belden. Standard. Double plays
Smith to Hunter; Andreas to Hunter.
Bases on bal1s-Om Freeman, 8; off
Eells, 4; off Olmstead, 6. Struck out
BY Freeman. 2; by Eells. 2; by
Olmstead, 5. Wild pitches-Ee1ls. 2;
Oimstead. Passed baI1s-Thompson
2 Hit by pitched ball-Maag. 8;
Hartman. Time of game-2:35. UNI
pire-Glenalvin. 900.