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ltntcrbnms.

NlleaonD GonntD.
8uitopc anicrien. Hcp.
Sobn G(bbott, Nrp,
6ronf Zee Gorl, Hcp.
@olter NJ. @ittig. Mcp.
Gollroo :. Serpid), Nep.
Ynne Nrunoel- e ountp
Charles z. Gate. Gem.
George :. Murrnp, Gem.
3. @oluic Iufett, Gem.
9eniomin @otfins. ilul., Gent,
Stuot more.
e.. Giitritt)
&iulom :. Gppne, Gem.
Soncs ". WcGuabe, Gem
&obert 5. 9cobanL &ep.
Sobn u. Sonesfe, jun, Hcp.
Charles ". Woin, Hep.
Spnia 4. MeliS. Iep.
JE Y. Sllfrtff.) p
Giohcrt $. Carr, Gem.
Milan &. Wirbluoob, Gem. s..i,
Iialom Suerb Fem.
Souia V. Robc. E..
Miilton i. Slennner, Teiii.
Srebcrid ". Mileor, Gem.
g, Iiitritt.)
Gr. Sbomus ". Mibbp, Gem.
Sames u, Goipfins, Gem.
Charles ". Grant. Gent.
Scbn ". Sosail, Gem.
Z. Sei8b Marriott. Gem.
George Glorioac. 9icp.
Il. Giiirift.)
Gultaoc aruuie, &ep.
@iniom Norrp Yoirp, Mep.
lbpnto@ Y. Yorfs 9icp.
6reocrit u. Ecuih,9 Mep.
TidarO y. Sbcdels, @ep.
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Gin bcr6locr ! atron.
NQgtnCinca 9eooncrn crrcNie &C
tern Trnu Worp SuQitnl, mcld)c ilt
hod)ltc1 @raoc al Tuberculosis lei
oct unb am Hollbc ocs Grades lteft.
ais oicicIbc lit oua @cridDts5inmlcr
Der norboitlid)cn Eoli51iltotipn gclci,
tet iultroc. I'M gcgcll lbrcn Wallil,
Den ~ Sabre often Irthur NlllllnL
peld]cr Der ongeblidcn MltheltorurN
un0 bcS tbGtlidcn Ingriiia ollf lie
hciduloigt lit. nit foum h~orbarcr
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on, idon offers BON ibrem Monrc
bcbrobt u,o aeidlogell morben 5ll
lcin unb bob ocrlelbc JIG am Wtittr
nod Sbcnb ms 8eiiht aeidlo9en
nno bdm oui eincn brcnnenbcn
@oiolinpfen gemorien babe. Iic
aleiorr Der frauten Nrou iil,Ncn
Scucr unb MIR ourh bnS raId)c 10.
5ruiidrntrricl ppll sSrall Gllo GQipit
bon Mr.. 9tG, Gorb.E uncnn'Aaep,
iunro1 6ruu Snllum Dor 9%ronbiprR-
Den bnpubrt. 1Srou 1Gaioit boltc Den
Yoliiiitcn Yutterion berbci mo nrr'
anlobtc 6liannt'S GerboItuna. Scr
Nrrcitont ,ullrbc ieiliem 0rltid, cnt.
iprcdlcnb DEM @cridltSperiabrcn
iibcrmieien.
@ermibt. = Gle Eoli3ci bps
oiitiden 9iitrifts nltrbe eriildt. nod,
Dem IL Sabre oltcn Irdibulb 8annp
bon Mr, 1924. 2urcoiter . Straic.
llmiGal 5uboltell. pcld)cr lett lesicn
Gicuiinn ipiirloS ucridunnoen iii
aenltp lit 8 Sub 3 3oll 1rob, 220
Efuno ldlper, bat grolcs Suar uiln
arolicn Sdnurrburt unb irdat hull
flen Nn5ug,
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SdIug cine olte Srou. 49,
8eil er ol1geblid) Die y Sabre oltc
SSrnll Nnnic Spronflin bon Nr. 921,
Noro.Goltle.S troBe. obne @rlinb 81
9ooen idlug, murba gcitern Sohn
Griuc. ebeniol(S boz, Or. 921, Horo'
Goitle.S troBe, ourd) Hifter Sleucl'
Inn IN Der oitliden Eoli5eiitotion NIT
$50 uno Soften beitroft. Crime ioll
Wontag Gbcnh b%etrunfen nod)
lSullie gcfolnmen iein nltb iorpobl
Sron Sproltflin. lpie icine cigertc
5rnn aus ocrt @oiiie griagt nllo'
'baitn gcid)logel babcn.
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G, HciHert.
Saltimurc's Scntidcr Gbotograph,
4O9-4tt
rb.Was.St rafc.

WDr0sWag Sfratc.
Sin ~critflaiiises Geidtaft fir crit
flaiiier Mrbeitcn, nnb feline b6btren
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Spc;ialitat, g.reinssrnppen nno
Nnmilicngrnppcn. gersrORcrnnscn
lladl alten Yilbern inter 0arantie.
Ydtcu Sic anf obisc Nbrrnc; es
1T an Sbrcm Wortbrilc.
Grine @erbinonng NIT irgcno Ct
,icrn anbercn Stnbio.
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Scbbcl's cin;iacs SfnSiu.

t'"OtSNS HE
Sebcrmann frnnt bic BON inns nc.
~liricrte Nrbeit; mir bcnfen nidjt ba.
ran, inns i'lbit 81 lobcn, IonSern iiber.
lciicn Sirs aniercn geiitnnaen. Seine
Srcppcn bel inns 81 criteisen. gaiien
Sic i'd bon Nnbcrcn nidjt tdnid)en,
cs gicbt mir elm cin5ises Scbbcl.S tn.
bio itib oics bcfinSet fidj int 9'artcrrc.
Y6ltrn Sic anf Sas Sans, 100 nnicr
Wamrn arf Sbiiren NIB Tenitcrn
itrbt. o,n
Gcinc Nacntcn. Sin 1rcis.
Iftcn Sic ami
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Die Gcgislatnr.

N|onlenSlllte uno Earteiangab0rigfeit
Der Mitglieoer oes ScnotS uno
ll%ntcrbauies Der @eicbgcbulo IN
1910. - MutbnloBlidc Gambia.
ten iilr Er0iioent ocS SelotS unO
Spreder 0ea llntcrbouics.
Die nGdite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lhoIt Warplono'S, luclfc 9lnionga
Sonllor 1910 jt ciler 90-tGgigen
SlBi,n9 5uiommncntritt, miro ans 80
Gcmofraten mo 3S Hcpublifonern
bcIteben. SierOou meroen 81 Gcmos
troten u110 6 Ncpublifol1er Dem Sc
nat llno 60 Icmofroten mo 30 He-
pnblifaner Dem llnterbouS argeb0.
zen. Iie 9enlofroten merocn %notiir.
lid beioe !SGuicr or0oniiiren. Sir
oos Gr0iioentennmt I'M Scnat itcbcn
bcreits 0rei 9clucr6er I'M Seloc, n1nl-
lld) senator u. i. @ormon bon &olus
oro.Goo Senotor &obn e.. 9ioOiion
BON Saltimorc=Go. m1o equator 5.
Moore bon @orceitrr.Gountp Elm in.
tuner 5reuno uno @eihGftStbeilbn.
Der oeS 9unbe5ienntorS &obn @olter
Snlitb. lleber bic 9llalpobl ocs Spres
d)cr5 0eS ltllterbnulPa pcrlulitet nod
nid)ts. Serr GorpiQe 3. @enion BON
@oltimore.GountD ipor in 1906 Spre.
der. Gr lit fir Oos Nmt ouBcror=
oentli6 gut bcfGbigt. Ger Spreder
DC" Sollies uno Der ErGiiocnt bcS
ScnotS fonnen obcr nid)t gut ms
ocmielbet Golultp gcnonnnlcn lper.
ben.
9ic Honen Der Seltotorcn lllto
Observation-Disclosures uno ocren Tnrs
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uMufif.staoemic"-rSb Abe Bachelors 0abD".
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bile.
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CHARLES irGBe GGqlid) ununierbroheIe
SauoeoiuesSoriteuuuaen mn g9aHoeIbiloer.
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ldalid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Mr. Ala, &ciisSaOettesS trabC - Seotn Nbeno
upH s bis ~ llbr arobes Gpn5crt.
.Wlurnlnub SpdcH GLIB" ~ Sdmiiag, Den
80. Sitobcr, bis etHihliebli6 :. gioocmber,
slab unh 0i~irbcn.Rennen III Qtmlico.
pShrir" - Som %. Si!obcr bis 6. Mooember
Helrsgiunrmittels uno Observation-Disclosures
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Wcibirnonugcn.

8clolcnbungcn nod IG1ifIeno
lnib Scitreid) , llnsorn iid)cr INC
id)neq 6eiorgt. 3, 10 uilh 20 Wtarf..
iopic 10 mo 30 1rcacu Shrinc 81,
p~crfanien.
SbrO. s. Sieuer G. So,
o. Nr. III, Eityaitimurc' Ctr.
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@un Scc nub Safcn.

,Ghcnnit" im SoIen. Folllr.e
Sap Scnrp 0eitcrn &orrnittoG.--
Compiler .Golrmbio"iiir bic Col.
liiion nit Den Sdoon!r nWfiIton
z. 2onfioro" perontrportlid 1c.
bolten.
Ter Goroocutid)c 2lopo-G Compiler
,Gbentnit" poiiirte 0eltcrn Tormit'
tQu 20 Winllten nod 8 llbr Sap
Ncnrp uno miro %bcm9cnlGB bcl!tt
Gormittog geqsn 8 llbr ont Gier 9tr.
9 III 2ocltit-Eoint ieiu. Ger Gunlp'cr
bringt t12 &ojiiten. uno $50 3lul'
ihenocdS Yaiiogierc. 0ic Nolncn DER
Griteren prroen bercita IN Der GlrH-
itoga. 3citung pcr0iicntlid)t.
Is olnmbio a" ioll sic z hnlo
an Coalition troNcn.
Nod) ciucr geitern bier cinActrc''
ienen Gepeide cntid)ieO 9unocaridl-
ter Woooiu ppn Norfolf, Dob 0cr
Compiler .Golumbin" por Der YGNc
iopeofc TompiidiiiobriS n Wclcll'
iddit" iiir Den ;3ulnnmlcnltoB jul
id)cu bcnlielbeu n16 Dem Sd)npntr
,Miilton 2. Snuffor0" in @oIcit
Don Noriolf rcrontlportlid) lit. Ger
Shponcr rpllroc in Den @rulh Qc.
bobrt uno itine @eioBunA cnt9inG
nit fnopper ?totb ocn1 GrtrintulgN'
too.
Iompicr nAu1nit a" bat
Ycd).
Ger Compiler .AiI9ulto" bon 0cr
,.G~beiopcafc Gompiihiiiobrto @c'
ieaidoit" blicb gcilern Worgen fllrj
tor ) llhr ouf Der Sobrt bon 9olti.
more rod) 9%torfolf lei gSiubmili
Eoint ittfcrl. ba icine Wnidincr!c
ocfcft muroc. Ger Tumpier iulrbe
bon ocm Sdlcppoompler vHouiH-
bile" nod Noriolf 9cbrod)t nro
lorgtc bort crit nm bolb II llbr Wit.
togs oil. Iurd) ben llnioll mllrhe
inter Den Enilngiercn f1inc Nulrc.
alll,g pcrurind)t, mr. pcrpoBtcn oielc
oericlbcn Den 3n0onldln6 in Not-
iolf.
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Ser %SscucrSGmun.

@rono 81 frilber MorgenItun0e olt
Dtulifin.S troBe bri1gt groBe
5omilie in ~2c6ensgefabr.
Slud)t in Nod)tfleioeru.- Serrt
&. ". 9oQ'S Seim 81 NoBbilIc
nit0ergcbrultnt.
Ifit fnopper 9totb cntgirgeu Wtld).
anilepitisfp mo ieine Gus ,Sroll utt0
od)t &in0ern beitcbenoc Somilie uno
Sobn @onnlpSfi uno 6rou Dem
Glommcntob, oils in anilepitisfp'S
@obnung Nr. 1901, MuQifilt- Ctr.
tur5 Der 4 llDr 0eitern Morgen oui
rrbefonnta Meiic 6cner ouSbrod,
Sbre HcttunA peroonfen oieieleelt
Dem llnlitnnbc, ooB 6ron anilepi'
tisfp nod i'm red1tct Nugenblif
oIrd) Den Holld aus Dem Sdlurc
aewedt iuuroa. Sic idlug ioiort
Glorm lno Oeu cridlredtcl SollS'
benobnern blie6 nidJtS NnoercS
iibrig. ais in ihren Nahtfleioern ollf
Die Strobe 81 ellen, bo Die Sreppc
bcreitS brunnte. lin oieie Belt olors
mirte Eoli5iit 9ofer BON norboItli.
chen Eiitrift Gle 6ellernebr, pe!dlc
in fur3er 3eit Scrr iiber Die 6lom'
men muroe. Ser ongeri6tete Sdos
zen betrdgt etpo $500.
@ronO 5u 8~oBpilIc.
@citern Nod)mittog plrbe Oa$
Seiul oeS Serrn s. ". Soil BON
HoBpillc al Der E~bilohelpbio HoGo
einaeGihert. CT. 6. G. Mace, oeiien
@obnung an Die &olri6e aren5t, tc.
lepbonirte an Die Canton SeueripeGr,
lestere bate iebo6 feds Yteilen pcit
81 fdbren mo fonnte oes9olb o15
@eb1uoe nift mebr retten. Gie
Stollllngen ouf DEM Sou'iden Ins
meien murOcn Ooourd) gerettet, oGB
Der @ino Die Slommen nod elmer
unocren Tid)tula trie6. lie @ob-
nul0 bon Or, Woce ling nIebrerc
Mole Seller, bic Slommen murOen
ober itetS I'M Seine eritidt.
&|in0cr ltefen SuuS in
9runo.
ainoer, ,iueld)e nit 3inobol5ern
ipialtcn, Itedten geitert Nod)mittcG
gegen = ltbr Die 8obnung Don Soc.
@omcrorb, Nr. 1144, 2opsStroBr,
IN 9rnno. Cine SrolL luelfc Die
Toiidlpolfcn olts Dem Seniter orill.
gen iob, rief Den berbeicilalloen 80
%li5iiten 2pnpd nnb Serris pom moro
oitlidcn Giltrift 5lt: ,Nettet Die &in
ber!l" Sbne peiteres gcbenfen orors
gen Die Eoli5iiten in Dos Sons eilt
u,o babnten lid ciren @eg oltrcb Die
rolf9efiiQten 3immer. Die ainbcr
lunrcn ober glei0 bel @e9inm oc3
6eners ouf bic StroBc geeilt. Gic
S%cnerlpebr loidta Die 6lammen nod
penigcn Winllten , 10 bnb Der Sd,u.
ben MIR ctlpn $25 betr1gt.
NJ mcrtcus" mad Dem Wcs
item obgereii il. oamericuS"
@lS Shonlein, Der bcfonnte Sing
tumpfer, flbr geltern nod Dem @c-
item ob. Sn Chicago miro er lid oaf
Griiden oes empire Atblctic Glu6"
oni 9. .. MtS. al Dem nHaligitid)
Wotfeit" betbeiligen. Sn Der minni'
gen Stobt oiirfte or lid nit Dem pol.
lliiden Champion n3DbSto" meI'eli.
&iir5lid crbielt n@itS" cine Sffertt,
olit einen anmpf nit 6ronf @otd) i'll
Glepelanb eir5u0ebcl. ST erflorte
iid) bercit, 8otd), Der Den 9eihanen
o@eItern @onbcr" erbqlten bat, bier
in Baltimore III t%reffcn. I'M leinc
6rcrnioc 81 iibcr5eilgtn iuoS ct 3l
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,itr Qpit tQt l}f,,uS
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Slam menope CT miro III . /.
1cnf beeroigt. - Gtc irbiid)cll
llcberrcite Der Srau gliiobetb Gclcr,
ling. meld)e onl 0iittwod) MorQcu
bel Der Grploiion ciileS @oiolinoiena
9rauopunoen ~crliit. Die ibrcn So0
sur 0olec hatten, peroen mOrpen
iriib bon ibrer @obnulig Nr. 1lGS.
Gacotur'S troBe, liadl Der fotbpli'
id)en Stride .Gur 2aoD oi 5000
Council" on Der Ode bon Sort Npt.
ino Sopipn-S troBc iIbcriiibrt mty.
ben, iuo 8nter ad)ii6oier iiir Dos
Seelerbeil Der Sobtcn ein Heaui2m
cclebrirci miro. Eic 8eiieblurn miro
nnf Dem "Sl. Grloicr 6ricoboic" CT.
iolpai. gctrnllrrt miro Die Ncrbli.
dleile, meld)e Dor i5 5obren oil orr
Spring.S truBe geboren luitroc, non
ibrenl @otten Sobn Geucrlina ul0
pier ainOern 6ranf. II, Morp, f.,
9irginio, fl. unO Minnie, p Sohrt
alt.
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Gronf Z. Plates, Gep.

SSiuiuIH ~ SpSpiNHb ~N""
5. Soluoro Sor, Gem.
5reocrid @iuiom @lnnt Gem.
Snrrp 9. Worioot, Gem.
Charles NC. Snpoer, Gem.
Galpert GountD,
Sobn Z. HoB, Hep.
Sbomos j. 2uSbn Mcp.
Garoline- GpuntD.
Gomorh Is. Garter, Gem.
u. Gbgor @iGiomion, Gem,
Carol COUNTY.
u. Smitb Snober, Gcp.
Silbion Sill, Sep. ~
Sobn Z. Stoncr, Gem,
Gauicl 5, Seiion, Gem.
Cecil County.
Q. s. Sens, 3em 81. ,
Ibom GeepIes, 9em.
George ". Goshen, Gem.
Gbarlcs GountD.
I. 9. Slpc, 9enn.
George ". @rop, Gem.
ord II c r-Gonntp.
So5lcton 81. Sopce, jun, Gem.
Q. :. Z. Smith Gem.
WiQium q. 9lnoreius, Gem.
". Sorrp Wngrire, Gem.
Trcbcrif : Gpuntp.
Somes &. Cattle, Tep.
@iaium 8. @ertenbofcr, 8cp.
&. &. Nllid)crmolL &ep.
Sunea q. 6orris, Ecp.
Tcter 9. &orgett, &cp,
@orretts County.
GcGourlep 6. 9olbcn, Ncp.
s. Gilbert Gboppel, &ep.
Sor Gonntp.
Soiepb ". Ard)er, Gem.
Wartin g. Sorrett, Gem.
Scnrp u. Osborn, jun., Gem.
5leurp =. Sullipon Gem.
Somorb Gountp.
@iQium Souorb 9roiun, Gem.
Goporo ~. &ommono, Gem,
sent County.
Sorrp &. @iaiS, Gem.
Somes g.. @orris, Gem.
Mont D crp Gonntp.
Nnorcip ). cummings, Gem.
Subn u. Garrett, Gent.
!. 9ubp @enOerion Gent.
Sol1cs Z. 0upaQ, Gem.
ErinCc @corge'S Count
S0lc Mnrbnrp, Gem.
&crentio6 :. Grolulen, Gem.
@iaiom 81. 6. Gonnif, Gem.
Minoro S6orne, Gem.
Guccn Mnnc'S County,
Ironf $. Ebiaips, Gem.
Samuel Hoc, Gem.
%obn y. Hoe, Gem.
Sontcriet. COUNTY.
&crid)el Toro, Gem,
@iuiom s. 9prb, Gem.
u. 6. Gnrpcr, Gem.
t. Morp's Gountp.
e. 9oQom EorionS, Hcp.
Sront 3. Crane, Gcp.
BALLOT County.
Gr. Charles $. Hoie, Hep.
". Oscar Golfer, Gem.
Sobn u. HbobeS, Gem.
@oiGington Gonntp.
s. Wt. @tioolefauff Gem.
Hopio 6. 9opuin, Gem.
Gonicl G. Gccbp, Hcp.
Sorrp u. @rinolc, Hcp.
Gopio 2ci6er Gong, Rep.
@icomito- Gounip.
q. Toplor @nfer, Scnl.
Sobn g. @ingote, 9.
Gliiho 6. Sluiaep, Gem.
@orccIter Sountp.
8iQium SSroneiS Sling, Fem.
Scpcrn Mllrrap Gem.
Steele Gromcr YcterS, Gem.
50 Tcnofrnten.
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Spnncnauf. nno llutcroQuo.

Sonnenoitfgnng. .......6 II. 80 90.
Sonnenuntergulg ........... % Il.
Wtonbouf9ong. IL Il. Il %. Ibenos.
6lutb. .........t2 II. u ". NohtS.
6lltb. .....t II. 20 NJ. 9todn1ittogS.
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Sbcu. $. Sicner & So,
2t7 DIT Baltimore StraFc.

Geutites utb anoeres arslanbi'
ld,es @elo %gefauit inb rerfauit.
@cloicnonngen beiorgt nod Geirtidl.
Iaro, SeItrcif. Mublalio II. /. 10.
99cd,IeI oiisgeitcllt auf ~n,sidnoiid)e
Worfen. Greoitbrieie lnb. Srnpelcrs
CHEQUES. o.
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Situng Der EOliscibchOroc.

3il Eolijeibeboroe ipriht ocn OPit-
glicocrn 0co Eoli5ei leporIc4
mrnts iiir ibrc quite GicnItlei-
leilhlng ant @oblto0c cine De
lobigun0 aus. 49, Cine iible @e-
mohnbtit NcriiNt.
Sic Goliscibcb0roe nobm ii, ibrcr
0cltriNcn SiBung @%ele1cnbcit, ben
Witglicoern bcS Yoliici Geportcs
mclitS fir ihrl ollage5eiductc Giellit-
lciItllng mGbrenb bcS @ubltnges cine
pifi5icae 9elobigunG olajuipreden.
8leihjeitig mlIrbe bcl6lolicn eincm
jtoen Witglieb Der Epli5eimonnihoit
cinen Grtrn llrlnrstoa 81 bepiQigcn.
Mud Den petlionirten Mitglicoern
oeS Geportemcnts, ipelhe onl MoGl.
to9e in ben StntionsbGuicrn ollv.
Dullen, purOtn offentlib belobt.
Gem Eoli5iiten @m j. Stul5c
BON iiiblpcitliden GiItrift. mcldjcr
lid Dor Der @cbGrbc pe1en Srmnfens
heit III pcrontrportcn bate. plrGc
Neitottct. icillc Ncii9notipn cinSiirc;.
den.
Gle Eoli5eibehorOc nnbm Gcrnn.
lniilng. oli Die iiblc @%clupbnbclt
bon pieleu Ycrioncn h:nomptiicm,
@eaenit1nbe mie 9lumcntopie II b0l.
nui Die Seniterbrettcr 5u iebcn mo
ooollrd) Goiionten 81 ~gefobroem. IN
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
CUBS DOWN PH|LL|ES;
ARE CLOSE TO BRINK
Champs Totter on Edge of
Abyss and Have a Slim
Chance for Flag.
WIN IN SECOND INNING
Pound Corridor and Clinch Bat
tie Near Start-Score
IS 4 to /.
WIN IN SECOND INNING

They're on the brink! BY beating
the Phillies yesterday. to l. while the
pirates were splitting even with the
giants, those cubs still have a ghost of
a chance for the pennant. In other
words, If the west siders take all the
ten yet to be played and the smoky
denizens drop their nine, Chance and
his gang can win by half a battle. This
is as close as they make 'em. At any
rate, Chicago isn't banking very heav-
lily on the chances.
Coming winter was in the air and
overcoats were in order. Despite this,
fair crowd of loyal fans turned out
to watch their favorites. Included in
the number were five of the japanese
committee The sons Of Nippon thor
oughly enjoyed their taste of real
league ball. and applauded frequently
Two kept score and showed a thorough
knowledge of the game. After inquir-
Ing for the names of the pitchers, they
settled back in their seats and got 9
good exhibition of the American sport
Good hard smuggling in the second
inning spelled the finish OF Corridor
Four singles, a walk and a passed bal
ushered in three TALES. With these al
ballast jeff overall had the easiest kline
of task before him. He went alone
on whiffs. The four singles were
spread hither and thither through thu
innings, scattered as the fallen chaff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
INDIANA HARBOR.

Next Thursday will be tag day in
Indiana Harbor for the purpose of rails
ing funds to furnish the public library
room in the fire station. Twenty-flv
ladies of Indiana Harbor have signifed
their willingness to get out and work,
so there is little doubt that a large
sum will be collected
John r. Farovid, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. Falvey and Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Moore of Chicago took an extended au-
tomobile ride through the whole boule-
ward system of Chicago last Sunday.
Otto Seehase will come out on the
citizens ticket for alderman of the
Seventh ward.
Mayfiower camp No. 30s, Royal Neigh
bors. met last night at the residence OF
Mrs. Lewis, 1924 Olcott street. and spent
a most enjoyable evening. There were
/ twenty ladies present from Indiana
Harbor and six from Whiting. Mrs
Julius Cohen OF the Harbor took first
prize. a hand-painted fruit dish. fol-
carrying peanuts on a knife, and Miss
Henrietta Houtschilt got the prize fol
guessing the correct number of candies
! in a bottle. Dainty refreshments were
served. The ladies all reached theil
homes little before midnight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28

Side visitor yesterday.
James Price of Chicago was In South
Chicago on business yesterday.
William Deasey was south side Wis
itor Sunday
A card party is to be given tomorrow
evening in the st. Brides church hall.
Alfred Hartman of Houston avenue
is a Saugatuck, Mich, visiting with rel
atives. He will be gone for two
months.
Ethel johnson has returned from a
months trip to Seattle, Wash.
James Murphy, a machinist, was
crushed between two box cars on the
Illinois Central at Pullman Sunday and
seriously injured. He was crossing the
tracks and was passing between the
cars when suddenly they came together
His left side was badly crushed. AL
fred Norford, a switchman, heard his
cries and went to his assistance. It took
the efforts OF two switchmen to extract
him from between the cars He was taker
to the County hospital. where he i:
expected to die Murphy is 40 year:
old and his home Is at Grand Haven
Mich. He had been boarding will
friends in Pullman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
YOST DRILLING
FOR CASE GAME
Michigan Eleven Already
Preparing for Contest.

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept 2s.-With the
Case game still nearly two weeks away.
Coach Yost today set his team to work
season. About two dozen plays which
have been prepared especially for the
Cleveland aggregation were sprung on
the varsity squad, which was sent
through hard formation practice for
more than two and a half hours. At
the end the coach expressed himself as
well pleased with the way the work
is going.
Case won from Mount Union Sat
urday, 20 to O. said he, and they will
have considerable the best of us in
sprang a surprise on US, and it was all
we could do to beat them, so this year
we will take no chances. We already
have together a bunch that will be able
to make a pretty good showing against
the visitors. 1 think. and, with the sim
gle possible exception of Edmunds
there is hardly likely to be any change
in the lineup, at least until after the
first game"
Edmunds blew into camp this after
noon. looking fit. He will begin work
with the squad tomorrow, and will
probably be used at full back or tack
lie. according as he or Lawton show:
the better at the back field position
Curtis Redden. last year assistant It
Coach Yost. will return this fall anC
help Yost prepare the team for the bis
games of the season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
PURDUE SQUAD
WORKS POORLY
Regulars Easily Stopped by
Scrubs During Practice.

Lafayette, Ind. Sept. 2s.-Strenuous
scrimmage practice was INDUCED to-
day by the Purdue football squad
Coach Speik directed the first team and
Assistant Coach Jones the scrubs. The
regulars made a poor showing They
moved slowly and the scrubs broke up
play after play.
Urwitz and Hanna made occasional
long runs for gains. Geupel showed bad
form in passing and was nailed sew
eral times for losses. Goebel punted
for the varsity. but the kick was
blocked frequently. Speik has been
shifted from tackle to guard and Trees
from half to end. Fauber has replaced
Klump at right guard. Mcfarland
seems a fixture at center and Captain
Eggeman at left tackle.
Goebel will be kept at end and Hanna
has been placed at left half back. Sew
eral new plays were tried today, but
were crudely executed. The team will
leave for Chicago Friday. The only
hope is to hold Chicago to a low score
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
COHESION.

F. P. Rundell of Chicago was in this
city on business yesterday.
B. Barancik of South Chicago was
here for short time yesterday on bust
ness
Mrs. D. D. Greenewald was a Chica-
go shopper yesterday.
G. ]. Bader of Whiting spent today
In this city on business. He has just re-
turned from a two months visit in the
west.
P Horst spent Sunday in Detroit,
Mich.
Henry Even of Black Oak transacted
business in this city yesterday.
The Tolleston baseball club lost to
the Hammond team with the close score
of to 3. Owing to the extreme chilli
ness the game lacked the proper
amount of enthusiasm.
Mr.. LIE Grande F. Meyer OF Hammond
attended the schoi board meeting in this
city last evening.
c. D. Davidson of Gary transacted
business here today.
Mrs. Andrew Hood is spending a few
days in Pokagon. Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-28
SOUTHC CHICAGO NEWS

Oct. IL is the date set for the K. OF
C.'s celebration at Columbus square. A
contract with a large fire works con-
Germ calls for six historical pieces be-
sides many numerous other fire works.
George F. Busse will render the music.
The affair is advertised In all OF the
Chicago papers, and as far as Crown
Point, Ind. an enormous crowd is look
ed for on that night. All the leading
business houses will have extra illum-
nations in their windows and outside
the stores to make the business CEN
ter look perfect.
Miss Kathryn Mulligan was an East