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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
SPECULATION IN NECESSITIES.

1t is encouraging. but not altogether
reassuring to hear from Washington
that the Federal government Is con-
sidering legal action against the
speculative Shylocks who have sue
ceeded in cornering the country's
wheat market at Chicago, and are
raisiig the prices upon this neces-
sity day after day to any figure
which happens to please their fancy.
only combining their greed for gain
within bounds beyond which they
dare not go lest a public uprising
result.
It Is said that President Taft Is
anxious to assail the Patten corner
inc wheat, but doubt prevails az TO
whether there be upon the statute
books an act adequate to meet the
situation.
It should be understood that Pat
ten and his associates have not TIED
I'D the country's wheat supply. raised
the price of -four and OF bread by out
right purchase OF the commodity.
The grain Is being held on margins
representing but fraction OF the
actual value Of the wheat-a straight
out gambling proposition, nothing
more nor less than betting high or
low, with a fractional deposit to back
the wager. or course 1t required
business astuteness and considerable
capital to bring about this condition.
But this Is not the first time that
1t has occurred.
Joseph Letter in 1898 executed pre-
cisely the same sort Of coup upon
his fellow gamblers en- the Chicago
board Of trade, and for months the
people suffered from the extortions
exacted by that master Of the game
Of chance.
Congress has had more than ten
years in which to enact legislation
which would check this species Of out
lawry, but neither house has given
even respectful consideration to any
one Of the numerous bills introduced
having that end In view.
II Congress and the people cannot
be otherwise moved to action. it Is
to be hoped that Patten and his
friends will carry the price OF wheat
to IS q bushel. which would raise
the price Ct flonr to about SIS per
barrel. They probably could do It In
weeks time. ana would but for
their fear Of the wrath Of the poDu-
lace.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
CABEI BENG 6O0MEO FOR
MEAD o. the TICKET
Reported That Richmond Postmaster
10 Choice Of Republicans in
Eastern Virginia.

RICHMOND. VA. April 15-Royal
z CabeH. postmaster Of Richmond.
may lie the nominee Of the Republi-
can party for governor Of Virginia.
Leading men Of the sar'y in the
eastern districts Of the State have
been considering seriously q proposi-
ton. suggested Tor the hrst time when
The state Republican committee was
In session ID Lynchburg. to consult
with Mr.. CsSell and ascertain def
uitely whether he would consent TO
have his name submitted in Newport
News in July.
In the meantime prominent men In
the party councils here, without the
knowledge or consent Of the post.
master. have been quietly working 20
iaferess In . Cabell boom, which may
Re launched openly In . few days.
Questioaed regarding this move
mtat one Of the leaders Of the Re.
publican party In Richmond acknowi
edged today that CabeIl vas consid
cred b. the politicians In the eastern
haif % the STATE the most desirable
naa sos the heaA Of the ticket Hs
SID tue Rschmoud postmaster had
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
the OVERLOAD OF THE SEA.
swordfssh 10 undisputed King Of All
That Swims.

The swordHsh. "is the overload OF
the sea. Neither the whale, the shark.
nor any other giant Of the deep can
conquer him in private fight or public
brawl Nevertheless. he Is peaceful
in the main and seeks the simple life.
amusing himself often with world
wide travel and always with delicate
gustatory joys. He is the daintiest
feeder that swims. always kills his
own game and thereby insures its
freshness. Wherefore his flesh Is a
delight to the palate OF mankind-as
far west as Bridgeport. Command
wherefore. again. men go forth to kill
him for market, and thereby at times
fall upon adventures that make the
hunting Of tigers and the shooting OF
grizzlies pale into >pastimes for the
weary wealkling.
For the bold swordfish is still hunt
ed in mode as primitive as that the
Eskimo uses to kill the stupid whale.
and often the sting Of the harpoon
changes this luxurious ocean gas.
tronOme into a raging water-devil,
quick to perceive his advantage. charg-
ing with the speed Of a bullet and the
accuracy of a swordsman up against
the lone fisherman in the dory who
tries to bring him to gaff. Then must
the fisherman measure with exactness
the lunge of the monster, avoid it by
a marvel Of nice side-stepping in q
plunging dory, or he will be spitted
like a lark. Inslis, in Har-
per's Weekly.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
Y. N, C. A, Bowling Contest.

The bowling contest at the Y. NJ
C. A. last evening were between
teams No. 6. COMPOSED Of c. H. Hew,
ms. NJ. Tignor and Arthur, Hall. de-
feating team No. l, composed Of F.
Distel, H. X. Smith and G. B. Brad.
ford. The score was close through
out, the finals showing 1898 points
for team No. and 1850 points for
team No. I.
Teams No. Z and No. will meet
tonight.
There Will be sixty games given as
prizes to the teams winning highest
score in points and the large number
Of games.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
FIFTEEN YEARS FOR
ATTEMPTED Assault
Norsoik YoVth - FoVnd Getty o. Ms'
trsst'ng Fourteen veer ose
Girl.

NORFOLK. VA, April 1s.-H y.
Bafeman. the Brams!esoo boy charg
Cd with attempted crimips, assault
upon I4-yesr-old blanche York, was
convicted In the Corpoeation court
mon his second trail today md gwen
Is years in the .venitentiaTy. The Dc
fensc Gas that Bate0sa IN Ne vefy
4 ~ where the z!sI vas ottocaeo ees
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16

NASHVILLE. TENN, April l5.-For
Duncan b. Cooper and Robin J. Coop
g recently convicted OF the murder
Of former United states Senator +.
W. Carmack, attorneys filed a melton
for a new trial today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
Hurt BY Wills Conditions.

To Bertha Schultz, a young dress
maker In Hamburg, Germany. $4,000
was bequeathed on condition that she
never married a man engaged in an
Intellectual occupation. She is a.
ready engaged to an accountant. and
she and her nance are now endeavOr-
ing to persuade the law that the work
Is purely mechanical
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
Mr.. siesford Gets Contract.

Mr.. James Van Allen Bickford. the
sand man." has been awarded the
contract for supplying the quarter
master With filing ground inside the
fort. and also the contract for the
G. A.. Fsiler Company to nh around
The new library building.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
NO CHECK UPON ExToRTIoN.

NJ Sne~N WIN G~sS"ssSNs
Uncle Sam Is forcing the Sugar
Trust to pay hack some Of the money
nIched from the public treasury BY
means OF false weights. but there b
no indication that any check Is to
be put upon the Trusts ilching from
the gockets of eighty millions Of con-
sumers by means of the tar1 on re-
fined sugar."-Norfolk Vfrginian-
Pilot.
And the same, or even greater con.
sideration. Is being shown the Amer!'
caa Tobacco Company. which has
been convicted in . United States
Circuit Court As an unlawful monopo-
ly in restraint Of trade, whose scope
Is nearly worldwide.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
DEMOCRATIC SENATORS DIVIDED

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS DIVIDED
Dasruption and division seem to per-
ynde the ranks of the Democrats IN
the United States Senate to even
ercater extent than these elements
obtained in the House Of Representa-
lives while the tariff bill was being
considered.
On wednesday the Democratic sena-
tors held q four hours session In an
effort to determine upon q course 10
be pursued by the party with regard
To the tariff bill now pending In the
upper house. The sum total Of these
deliberations was that the minority
win unitedly favor an income tax
amendment.
The meagreness and hollowness OF
this result will be realized when II
IL recalled that the United States
Supreme Court more tlan a dozen
years ago pronounced an income tax
unconstitutional. 1t Is true that the
high court rendered this decision by
. bare majority Of one ana that the
personnel of the bench has been some
&hat changed since that date. But
q study Of tue later additions hardly
Gives ground for the assumption that
the court would reverse itself should
the question again be brought before
It.
It Ii stated In the dispatches Of
Wednesday that the discussion indi.
Gated . desire to follow the Demo
cratic doctrine CT tariff for revenue
only, but there was great divergence
of opinion Is to where the revenue
question ceased when rates were IN
der consideration"
Right there Is the rub. Some Of
Tie senators. II II further stated.
efssnkly admitted that they would
ask for protection for the industries
q their states. The South wss d.
yided upon the question Of lumber and
other articles peculiar to that sec
tson.'
Doubtless there are IN the South
many industries whose very exist
eace hinges upon Q certain amour,
Of protection. but there is No evi
aence that the lumber industry Is one
Of these In all the Southern states
the trade Ii now practically monopoliz
ed BY great organizations Of capital
These corporations have formed them
selves into . compact organization
and their representatives meet .,
: regular intervals and agree upon
prices that the consumer shall pa,
: in vsrious parts q the country fo1
he products Of the lumber mills
Oae q the most gigantic Of thes,
0oeopoiies We in Virginia have q
ear very doors. There ID In 90 lint
- Industry. not excepting the Stand
~ Oh Company. . more srbitrar!
q greedy corporation than the Nortl
Csp3ina Pine Association. who's
spsDe takes In q large section Of Vii
eu1a - ven a. the Norh Carolin,
Z snsssosy.
f1e tender soiicisude being show
~ ssoe Southern Democrats On bot
eD1.ss os Coasress Tor this snsigs
Usejsa - cspitsissss is an the nor
pusUsisisg q view q the fact tha
ehsss ssos Dsoecrsss hsve been .,
- o1voeases q the purchase b
& - snsissal ssv~sosss Of TIE Apps
+ $3.50 sunus e ossatsias h orae
- ssssuA q Ne sossAs sorsssr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16

Charity" on your prescription
Congdon fills them free. 2-14-1m
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
For Tariff Commission.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April ID
A bill providing for a tariff com,
mission was today introduced in the
Senate by Mr.. Beverage.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16
DIRE DISTRESS.

u 10 Near at Hand to HUNDREDS q
Newport News Readers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache Is the kidneys cry for
help.
Neglect hurrying to their aid
Means that urinary troubles follow
quickly,
Dire distress. diabetes, Brisht's dis
ease.
Mrs r. II. Harris. living At SIS
Twenty-ninth street. Newport News,
says: Il used Doan's Kidney Pfils
and the results derived we're highly
satisfactory. ] suffered for . long
time with backache and vas 20 lame
and sore that I vas nearly Frustrated
At times. The Kidney secret,ons also
caused ne much annoyance on &C
count Of their frequent action. ] used
many remedies but did no, succeed
In finding relief until Doan's Kidney
Pills were brought 10 my attention.
procured . box At A. E g. Klors
Drug Store snd felt much bttter In q
short time. I know that this remedy
acts up to every representation made
for it,
Eor sale BY all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Miiburu Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Dpsn's-sss
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16

Don't neglect an aching back.
Backache Is the kidneys cry ID
help.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-04-16

Remember the name-Dosn's-sne
take no other.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
@e[be @Sihe

petBer ols mittels 6es Isen6en GbIor.
talfs berauitellen: orei 8beiIe Itarfen
Spiritiis unO brei SbeiIe g~ereinigtes
ferpentinol ibiitteIt man 3uIammen
hiftig burd itnb nimmt BON bieier
Wiifung 8pei GbI6ffeI boil ouf lie
sinen elmer bes 9Iaupaiiers ODER
utffdt iie unter Die Starfe. 3as
Erodten Der @Gide fam Sann I'm
Erefen ODER auf Dem 8oben erfoIgen,
rir bob Die @Gi6e aif benz gooen gc.
nii9enbeS 9idt erbdlt, Inn i66u
tpetB au perben. SIM iibrieen beruht
6te 5erit6renbe @irfung oes Gblor.
falls meiit oarauf DAB Die Soder,
bic NIT einem 3uias 6ieies beionoers
BET Wdf6erinnen beIie6ten 9leinig-
unaSmittels oepaiden rpur6en, nitt
raid unb %ior9fGltis geniig nit reinenl
Baiier na99eipiilt peroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
6ef,teinnnbieeA
Warnlor an Sten.

Der Warmor piro 5uerit nit elmer
SGidt Iesgrunb, nelfer aus einen
Ebeil @o6s unb einem SbeiI gipbalt
beitebt, Iber5oger. Damn miro Die
neihnuns aufgepauit nnb nit elmer
Ra6eI uusrabirt. aIs IetflIiiiafeit
benust man perbiiunte SaISI6ure. Slt
bic 4esung b%olIen6et, 70 miro ser
aesgrun6 mittels EerrentinoIs abae.
maiden. Die geGste arbeit fam
bnnn nit Sarben Ieidt aetont ueroen.
aIs Gesgrutb fam man aud folgen.
be Wifdung benusen: 6 Ebeile mel
bes @ads, 2 EbeiIe $ara, Q Sbeilc
hdes Serpentin un6 / Sbeill1ltrama.
rim. 9as sarae tpir6 nit Serpenttt.
bI nod 8e6orf berbiinnt. Die ges.
fIiiffistett beitebt aus I SbeiI Sftpe.
kliaure un6 a 2beiIen @aifer. I'm
ltpei Stunben fam man ettpo bier
tief 6sen. ollie Spurert
bon Sett limb Dor Dem aesen ourdl
wiener aalf un6 @aiier mittels
rtneS peiden Biniels au entfernen.
aIs Qesfliiiiiefeit fam man aud Der.
oiinnte SalpeteriGure 6enusen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
Attest
Exeeutrix Notice..
(seaD City Clerk.

Notice Is hereby Given, That Let
tiers Testamentary upon the Estate Of
FRED L. BAECKER
deceased, have been granted TO the
undersigned, by the Probate Court of
Gasconade County. Missouri. bearing
date the 4th day Of June 1903.
All persons having claims against
said Estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one
year from date of said Letters, or
they may be precluded from any
benefit OF such Estate; and If such
claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication
Of this notice, they will be forever
barred.
JOHANNA BAECKER
Executrix.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
@efrnrene SnrtnffeIn.

Sn folten @intern uno BEL idIef.
ten aellern iotpie in Wieten fomnlt
es bdufig Dor, baB &artoffeln erfrie.
rem. ST Der 5roit unperiebens IN
ben GortoffelfelIer eingeorungen, 10
lit Die oberite bonn Sroit ergriffenc
Bartie ab3uleIen unb forttp1bren6
nad)5uieben, Oh i:d nift nod erfrore.
ne &artoffeIn auf Dem $aufen befia.
ben. 9as einmaltse 8~efrissen ida.
bet Der 8erpenbarfeit Der aortoffeIn
hir Die meni6Iide linb tbieriide Ct.
n6brung nidt, penn fte boSu bur9
5ieben borbereitet itn6, aud tbtt es
ibrer 8erarbeittag auf Spirttl,s fet-
Hert nennenslpertben abbrud.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
RmmeriitiiAes.
9as mikpcritauOene @eacpt.

&ommt ba tiir6Iid en- Bauer aus
benz baoiifen Shuar5paIb Su eineln
baoiiden IrSte uno flogt iiber beitige
Sdmer5en i'm areu3. Der w8oftor"
reridreibt ibu etrpas uno idGrft Inn
bel uebergabe oes 2eSeptes elm: 80,
eamit reiben Sic fr6ftig elm, oann
ptro's i6on better. @ad 5tpei Gagen
pri6eint infer 8Guerlein wieSer beillt
ar5te: SEER 9oftor, eeben g mir
bod nod Jon 8apierI, bas erIte 1T
i6on gon5 bin" (bierbei Siebt er oos
3erfriimeIte gte8ept aus ser @eitenta.
i1e); pes bot abey 10 gut setbonl"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
AN

Be 1t ordained by the Board of
Aldermen of the City of Hermann
as follows:
That section 4 Of chapter 13 OF
the revised ordinances of the City
of Hermann, adopted August IA. 1905,
be and the same is hereby amended
by striking out the words twenty
dollars" in the fourth line of said
section and enacting and inserting in
lieu thereof the words thirty seven
dollars and fifty cents" SO that said
section, when so amended lshall
read as follows:
Section a. Each dramshop keep
er dealing as such under the laws
of the State of Missouri, shall pay to
the City as license tax the sum of
thirty seven dollars and fifty cents
every six months payable on the
first days Of July and January.
Passed June 7th 1909.
CHAs. HoNECK.
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved June 9Th 1909.
HENRY SCHUCH,
Mayor.
Attest
HENRY BOOK,
(seaD City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
Live Stock Market
National Stock Yards, III.

June 81, 1909.
Cattle receipts $500. Two thirds
Texas. Market generally steady and
active IN all but fair to medium cows
which were slow sale at values a
shade lower than the close of last
week. Best steers on sale today
were two loads sold by us at $500
They were not prime by any means.
Today's price basis looks strong to a
shade higher than a week ago, and
We recommend taking advantage Of
present conditions and marketing all
fair to good killing cattle. Outlook
about steady next few days.
Hog receipts 5000. General market
steady to strong. Most of the hogs
We're only fair to medium quality, al
though one fancy load sold at $685.
which represents top for several
years. Practically all the good heav-
les here sold at $7.s5 to $685.; mix
ed and butchers $3.50 to $500; mixed
packers $3.50 to $3.50, Good pigs
$3.50 to $40; light pigs s5.75 to
$3.50. Had receipts run more large
ly to good fed hogs, the bulk would
have sold at higher prices. This
market at present looks higher than
any other, and we advise shipping
all good killing hogs promptly.
Sheep receipts 1000. Good heavy
spring lambs and heavyweight sheep
fully steady. Others slow and a
shade lower, Top lambs $3.50; top
mutton sheep S5.25.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
gettfeocrn reiaiat man,

i1oem man tie in einem ~paiien6en
@efdBe (SoB ODER Bottid) nit mar
mem Geifenpaiier iibereieBt oartn
tiiftig umriibrt, lie bann nit ben
SGnoen in eitSelnen gallen aiisbriitt,
nod einmol in parnrem @aiier
ipiiIt, umo oann in Der Come, In ei.
mem normen 3immer. am ~allerbettau
nber i'm gadofen Der natiirli& nt&t
bu beib iein bari, trofnen ldBt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
SinSis.

Batter (su ieinem lieben Sabre al.
tel Spbne, Der neben ibm i'm @agen
fist, inoem err nit ieiner Beitide in
Die 2rft fnaIIt): r5iebit Oh, Com.
mn, ME id) es made, oaB Die 9ferbe
ihneller Ioufen, obne bob i1 tie
idlage2" ~ Sommp (im eifrisen Con
elmer freitbieen @ntbedung): pBopa,
.porlim ihlagit iii urs 4inber niGt
aud in oieier @eiie2@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
@emeinniisiees- t9p erSe
Sin Qidlt

p6bren6 Der gan5en Raft brennenb
Bu erbalten, lit iebr leidt gu beperf.
itelliaen; man braudt MIR 10 uieI fem
QepulDertes &odial5 nm ben 0oft
berum5uIeeen, Dob es Biz an ben
Ihrporsen Sbeil hes ODDITIES reiGt.
Damn brennt bos 9i9t NIT idpaGer.
aIeifm6Biger SIomme gang laneiam
peiter. 9Gs gerfabren 1T pratt.
iher, als Betroleumlampen niebria
su ihrouberL neil BEL bieiem iddbIi.
die @erii6e uno Sole ;ih biIoen, bic
@eiunoen uto 8ranten gefdbrli6
tperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
griitenbe Senncn BON ltngeSiefsr ,a
bcfreien.

) @be man Die Sennc oniest, Itreue
man einen 2offel boil S6pefeIpuI.
Der ms Ieit. Die @1rme Oes Sbie.
reg 6eDirft, baB 6ie 9dmpfe oes
S6pefels 5u allen E5etlen beS aor.
pers 6rirgen unb ale Snieften inmntt
ibrer 8rilt bitnen Sebn 9aeen t6bter.
@enn bonn Die Senne nit ibrer 8ri.
Sas 0eit perIdbt, 10 lit lie bolIfommen
frei bon ltnge5iefer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
Ollie grbeiteu Inn Gtalle,

ais Iusmiiten, Siittern unb Wtelten,
itnb rubtg uuo Itss reqelm6big az
berielben Belt oor5unebmen, Senn te.
Der 2drm un0 ourh unreoelnl6bi0e
Siitter5eiten he6ingtes @arten beun.
riihiat Die &biere unb minbert Die
bo6ftmoglide Slltterausniiting; beS.
halb mub altd IN ben 9u6t5eiten I'm.
6ebinate &ube i'm StaIIe berri6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
EIeiid raif fueidl an fodlen.

SIT 6os 8leiIb aud BON einem reHt
alien Ebier, 70 pirb es olird elmer,
3uiab BON etfpas &ornbranntrpein
nlf Elm &iIo SIeifd 5tpet EbeeIoifeI
boil neid. SoboIo oas SIeHd
hif)tig foft, fiigt man ben 8rannt.
tpein binsu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-06-25
Sc s s 81 IL s
Beckers.
Hermann :. O0O1O322 KS
Beckers =. % 11100 00 0-3

1st-A Hankey and O'Toole struck
out, Heisel safe on Gleiber's error,
Flick also struck out.
Meyer struck out, Sell out Fitz-
gerald to O'Toole, Siedler walked and
stole second, Gleiber popped to pitcher
End - Meyer walked, Fitzgerald
singled, Eichelberger singled scoring
Meyer, Maloney flied to Holton, w.
Hankey safe on Siedler's low throw
filling the bases, A. Hankey flied to
Gleiber, OToole out Siedler to Glei-
ber-One run.
Kuhn walked, Wandersee flied to
Fleck, Schneider forced Kuhn at
second Meyer to Fitzgerald, Holton
struck out.
3rd-- Heisel singled and was ad-
vanced on Fleck's cut Wandersee to
Gleiber, Meyer struck out, Heisel
stole third and scored when Wande
threw low to Gleibe7 on Fitzgeralds
grounder, Eich slberger out Wohlt to
GleiDer- One run.
Wolff struck out, Meyer walked,
sell, out on fly to center, Siedler
out Meyer to O'Toole.
4th-Maloney safe ON Wandersee's
error (Wandersee now playing first,
Meyer third and Gleiber catching),
W. Hankey and Maloney safe when
tn, W to second on Hankeys hit was
TOO late to get Maloney, A. Hankey
advanced both runner on his out
Meyer to Wande, O'Toole safe on
Holtons error Maloney scoring and
w. Hankey was put out trying to
score Wande TO Gleiber, o'Toole out
stealing second Gleiber to Siedler-
One run.
Gleiber struck out, Kuhn walked,
and stole second, Wandersee safe on
Heisels error, Schneider singled scor
ing Kuhn, Holton and Wohlt struck
out.-One run.
5th-Heisel singled but was out
stealing second, Fleck out Siedler to
Wande, Meyer out Wohlt to Wande.
Meyer struck out, Sell flied to
center, Siedler singled, Gleiber out
Meyer to O'Toole.
5th Fitzgerald struck out, Eich.
elberger and Maloney followed suit.
Kuhn struck out, Wande safe on
Heisels error Schneider hit for two
bases scoring Wande, Holton flied to
left, Wohlt safe on pitchers error,
Meyer was hit filling the bases, Sell
singled scoring Schneider and Wohlt,
Her out Meyer to O'Toole-Three
RUS.
7th-Hankey singled, A. Hankey ou
Holton to Wande, w. Hankey out
Wohlt to Meyer trying to steal Bird
while Wohlt had the ball, Heisel
walked and was forced at second
by Flick.
Gleiber safe ON Flecks muff, Kuhn
singled, Wande out Meyer to O'Toole
Schneider brought in Gleiber and
Kuhn with a single, Holton struck
out, Wohlt flied to left.-Two runs.
Sth Meyer struck out, fitzgerald
safe on Siediers error, I-chelberger
flied to Schneider who's relay doubl-
ed Fitzgerald at first,
Meyer struck out, Sell singled and
second, Siedler hit to short and
Sell was put out Heisel to Meyer,
Gleiber singled scoring Siedler. Kuhn
safe on Heisels error, Gleiber scor-
ing, Wande struck out-Two runs,
9th-Maloney out Gleiber to Wande
w. Honkey lined to Meyer, Stiefel
singled, A. Honkey safe on Holton's
error. o'Toole flied to Kuhn.
Next Sunday the A. B. Jrs. will
play Jobanson Bros. Of st. Louis.
This team has a good record for this
season and an interesting game can
be expected.
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