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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-19

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ben lang eriebnten, oringenb ben5-
tigten &egen befommen. 3miihen
fieben nno adt ubr abenos begoiu,
es, in 8erbinoung NIT einem Itar-
fen @enitter, gu REGIMEN uno es req
nete 6ann unurterbrod)en big geger
II ubr. 8leid5eitig trat Elm Gent
peratur-@ ediel elm uno es puree
angenebm fiibI.
Ser Hegen mar bringen6 notpel1-
big. Der Staub in Ser Staot iuar,
tros bes taeIiden Sprenfelns, ae-
ra6e5u gu entiesli6 uno auf oen
SanoitraBen lag er fuBbo6. 4ne
Bldtter an 8iii1en uno 8aumef
lDaren nit einer biden 5toubididt
beoedt.
Ser 3egen 1T Elm 5iemlid adge-
meiner getpeien uno bat iid faii
iber ben gan5en Staat eritredt.
Nur i'm Giio-O iten ideint es MIDI
geregnet gu baben. Mus @ou|ton
miro gemeloet, oaB bort fem Sropfen
gefaqen lei.
Sn Moro-Eeras bat es iiberall
geregnet unb aud i'm Hanbanole.
9ier in Sib-@eit-Seras mar Ser
Megen ebenfans aagemein. SSn emit
gen @egenben mar er iebr idmer.
Sn San Woreos batte er einen 81.
reft noIfenbrud-artigen &arafter
mno cine Depei1e bon oortber mel
bet, es lei beoeuten6er Gda6en an
geridtet moroen. Ser Sell Ser
Sta6t, Der bnupti1dIid bon Meri-
fnnern bepobnt miro, itano unter
@oiier, aub Der so. 8. & g. 8abn-
bof NOR iiberfdtpemmt. Die 2eute
fIiidteten iih nod Dem S. & g. q.
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5000 8nlIen 8allmtpone, Die auf Der
Ylatform Der gompreB Iagen, mir
ben bon benz Woiier forteeriiia1.
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Der 8etrieb gefest uno oidte Sinfter-
mig berridte, mas natiirlih oasu Bet
trug, Die Shreden nod 5u erb0-
ben. Mae greefs nno SIiiie IN Der
umgegeno traten iiber ibre ufer uni
Der giienbabnberfebr tpuroe boaiq
unterbrohen. 3pei 3iige mubter
liegen bleiben un6 Die Haiiagiere in
&otel llnterfunft iuden. Cine flei-
ne Bride an Der international
8obn, cine MeiIe iiioIid bon Ser
Stu6t, tpuroe fortgerihen nno Ser
nod Noroen gebe1oe 8aifagier5uo
Der S. & 9. 81. @abn muBte Ieinl
Haffagiere bon Meu-8raunfels ous
0urf bic 90. 6 & &. 8abn foroern
Infien.
Der Negen lit bon groBem @crt
eeiueien. @enn er alf fir Bic
Gottonernte 81 fpdt fommt, 10 fat
er bod Dor allem @afier fir 0as
8ieb gebradt nno iest miro audi mie-
Der friides @ros maffen. IS Dat
ia aaes beroorrt un6 berbrannt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-19
MHerIei.
Dos Ginquafomite

- Dos Jinm5fomite uno Der
Nertpaltungsrat Der &ermanns5obne
baIten olleenblidIi6 Situneen bier
ab, eriteres, Inn oie Bidder gu ulr-
terfuhen, lesterer, UNI Die ange-
iamneIten @eIoer aus3uleiben. Gas
6inan5fomite beftebt aus ben Ser
rem S. M. &eIlersberger aug gDpreb
Miqs. Geo. 9aeusIer aug Ga
Grange uno S. JeigerIe aus Seguill.
Den germalhlngsrat biIoen Die
9erren WnIter @ippreft aus
1rpan, Gdrnmm aug Bartlett uno
80 BieoenfeIo aug Comfort. Muf,
iin0 B-Hr6iioent BON Moienbera
nIs 8oriiBer beg Acknowledgements,
1. @ice-@ -Brdiioent &ortbauien
ols 9oriiser oes Ginana-&omitcs
un0 @roB<S dosmeiiter 9eiIig ar-
tuefeno.
Midter gtpper itelte am
Mitttpob nofmittag Mugu5t Ghae-
ier, onsefIagt ben Neser Ism. Ga3e
erldoiien gu baber, unter $4,000
Biirgibnft, melhe aud prompt ae.
5eid3net muroe. Sdaefer aab an,
bab er mn SnIoon bon ben Neaerll
angegriffen mur6e als er nod ser
@oli8ei teIepbonieren polte. Der
Stdot CAB obne 9eoingungen at,
bob Der Sal cine Iiirgfdaft 5ulaiie.
Giner Der pertpegeniten Gin
briide fano am Montag abeno ge.
gen 8 ubr in einem ShIadyterIa.
ben, 111-11A @eitSouiton Ctr.
itdtts udbreno Die StroBe nit 9pa-
5iergdngern gefiiqt mar. Ser ginbre-
der 0rang IN ben 2aoen, meIfer felt
2 Shsn0en geidIoffen mar, uno
tuorin 8 eleftrifhe 2ifter brannten,
erbrnh ben ngaib Megiiter" unb
dertriimmerte oos @Ias zines Sdou.
faftens NIT gigarren, obne BON Ser
@oriibergeben6en bemerft gu tperoen,
Gene gan5e Delite beitano a~aeroings
niir m einigen gigarren nno Yafe.
ten NIT 9abaf, % fid fein @eIo i'm
Negifter befono.
Infer alter Jreuno, Serr s
B. 9oebbIer BON 6rieorihs.
burg NOR IN Der Gtaot, nm iid
ben Brdfi6enten m5ufeben. Or itatte.
te nns IN ltnferer Office eine1 a,tge.
nehnpen Neiud ob.
q. DabiIa. elm molbefannter
SotiaIi}t, fpelder urter Der merifa.
niiden gep0dering agitiert, rDar
am Gonntog nafntittaq arrstiert
aber an Montug, 90 feline formele
MrtIdge gegen i'm eingetragen, wie.
Der freigeIaiien.
I'm Donnerftag, ben 81. ST,
tober, obenos Inn s l1br ftnoet II
benz Gnuie bon Geon Yeterg, ar
Der Noro-Hrefa GtroBe SO. 2O6
cine aagerneine @eridnmfnng 6el
biefigen Gbtuei3er fat, INN eiuei
SpfoIberbnno 1es TeraniIher
Sf2pei5erblin6es All griinoen. Sc
Der sGtpei5er III einaeIooen.
Derr uno Gran Mugni
Mies fino BON elmer iedsmonotIi
&et Wergniigunasreiie 6urh Deutfd)
3ouo 5uriidgefebrt.
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9eutidramerifaniider 2of~alperbanb.

Im 5reitag abeuo fanb INT @ar-
ten Der 8eetbopen-Saae cine Ser
iammlung oes 2ofalperbanoes oes
0eutid=amerifaniiden Mationalbu1t=
oes itatt. Die 8erimmlung NOR
iebr gut beiudt, idmmtlibe oeut.
i6e 8ereine Der Stabt maren Der
treten unb es muroe Die erfreuli1e
Satio6e fonitatiert, ooB Ser @atio-
nalbuno iest ale oeuti6en 8ereine
Der Staot umfoBt. @eridie0ene
Sa9en tDuroen beipro6en, oo6 muir
De III @irflidfeit MIR cine 4ngele-
genbeit bon 8e6eutltng erlerigt:
oie Serren Sobn @inolineer, Saul
Wetentbin ltno Sobn s. 9ielnlann
muroen 5u Mitglieoern oes SINNER
&omites erpablt uno oarnit Die Or
ganiintion poIlenoet Sic @erialnm=
lung pertagte iid Damn bis gum
SsSQttltQr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-19
Die 8rmnbIaae bes Grfp(aes.

lit elm i6arfes, fIores @ebirn, u1ter-
ltiist our6 unbe5mingli6en @ilcn
un6 raitloie @nergie. 9ies fommt
bon Der bor5iigli6en @eiunobeit Die
Or. Sings Neue 2ebens Bilen fer
porruft. Sic beleben iebes Organ
unb bauen @ebirn unb &orper altf
S. .. Sarmon, 2iaemore, 90. ga.,
idreibt: u@s iino Die beften Yinen,
Die i6 lie gebrau9t." Is gts. bei
alien 9ruaaiften.
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mflnrrnher ymIfann.
Dams: rSaben Sic sinen @9aba"
= Rodtn: nSa; aber er 1T Roh.A
@t6ankenfplitter

Grs6bsit 1T has aalent Der unfdbisen
Mamder 1T better als iein @uf mel
er ni9t i6le6ter iein tam.
Sage beinem Ronturrenten TETS bi,
Wabrbeit, er slaubt Dir ia bod ni6t!
@iele pro3eHe finb zines @ef4dftes Sob
Ni6t INNER febt es aus Der Bilana her.
aus, pis man IS binsiusef&rieben bat.
So ou cine gilana. lief, frase bid aud
mas init osrielben beabf9tiet ptrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-19
8ir alanben an i'm,

neil mir feline @irfung fennen ia.
gen Die 2eier bieier 3eitung, pelht
Or. &idter's n8ain-grpeler" ge
brau6t baben, lange bepor iie @me-
rita iaben. Gin aft bem1brtes
ihnea uno fiber pirfenoes MitteI ge.
gen &beumatismus, @idt, Neurol.
gle, grfaltuneen Ii. |. no. Sc lit II
alien oeutiden Ipotbefen gu bobci
5u 25 Gts. Die Slai6e.
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(Gorticbmrla foIat.)
0clb fpmmt in Samfen

an 81. 81. gbisboIm, BON Ereoouen,
q. 9. Sein @runo lit Ser Miibe inert
gu leien. uSeit LANCER 3eit lit ih
an unber6aulibfeit trigger 2eber,
Sartleibigfeit, Werbofit6t uno aaee-
meiner S6mdbe", fdreibt CT. Sd
fonnte ni6t i6lafen, batte feinen Pip
petit, feinen gbrgei5 uno purbe NIT
ieoem Gage ihm1her, trob aner me
oi5inii6en 8ebanolung. Damn ge.
braudte ih Electric 8itters". IL
Slai6en gaben mir Die aIte @raft
un6 @eiunobeit mieoer. Stun fam id)
mie6er ie6en Gag meme @eihGfc
b~eiorgen. Gs lit cine t~punberbore
Mebi5in. nnfeblbar fir Magen, Sc.
Der, Wieren 8lut nno Merpe. 80
gts. bel allen Druggiiten.
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Aad, etae geTa1aftiauuu.

2e1rltns (5a 9aufe): .9eute 6ob'
th ben gan5en Sag an Der Ropierz
prefe fte9en miiFen!" - Batter: rDa
fangt alfo bas @ef1Gft bod enblid
on. fid gu 1eben?A - 2ebrlina: I'D
mo fir ben Buabalter bab' i'd
Niife setnadt!4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-10-19

&err uno Strait @rbarb
s iintber fino BON elmer langen
&eile nod europa, auf Der tie ben
b0dltenge oroen, Spisbergen, uno ben
duBeriten Siioen, ben &aufaius, be-
iubten, 5uriidgefebrt.
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Dmrhrd1n,at.

.Die @reuli9s rsifen bies Sabr au-
fammen cuffs 2anb!" rNa, bic
mifen Dos bintereinanber setommen
fein. ba ems benz anbsrn tein @ersnii=
gen mebr sDnnt!"
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Builder aeSuht!

8erbeirateter 8utder. Cute 8e.
oingungen fir ben rebten Manr.
Mbreiie: 8aaep Meat Marfet, Gas
Cruces, 81. M.
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IS miro piel bon Den Grrua-
geni6aften Der lesten Sabre geipro-
den. 0ie Nihterrungenidaften
meroen meniger ertpGbnt.
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ssn WineroI @eas. g

Sn WineraI Weas, @iscon.
fin, bot iid elm semifler S. 6.
Smscome, Der 9aiiierer Der Der.
fradten Sirit National ganf, er-
idoIien. or begging ben Selbftmorb
am @rabe ieiner Mutter. Ser 8ice-
Brdiioent Der 8anf, YbiI @aen IT,,
lit angeflagt, $168,000 bon Den
@eloern Der 8anf unteri6logen gu
baben, er ertlart aber, ooB Saus'
come nit ieinen Transaftionen nihts
gu tun gebabt babe unb politanoie
llnidulois iei.
= Sn Der Saeemiible Der @rif.
fin Safumia Company nabe CLIO.
raoo, Mrf., ipnroen ourb cine Sci
iel-grploiion iieben Berionen getote!
ilno orer fdiper pertpunoet.
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Stabl lit Elm gefdbrIides Me-
taa: 4anonen nerben oaraus er.
5eugt uno S6reibfebern.
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Am nad1ten 9a9 erf6ten Sournes
bite. St bate bonn 8efu9 {eines Ris
balen seb0rt unb benuBte bic 3eit, in
Der bas iunse Mdb9en bic &iibe biz
tete. Inn gu ReoI au f9lei9en.
Der lammerte genau 70. pie am
Tnge porbtr:
rWenn i1 nur niibte, bab iiG
Charlotte ni9t 70 febr nm bas bib9en
Ieben pladen miibte pie i9, bann
tonrte i'd rubiger abtreten!"
Wte paseal, glaubte Sournebi5e,
lebt lei Der redte Moment gefommen,
UNI iih ebeImiitbis gu erbieten, nit
Charlotte elm 2eben gu fibren, bas
bequemer lei als bas bGuerli1e. Rur
bate SournebiIe in paris einen Onz
tel, Der sro5e @efddfte ma9te unb
et1ltr poften ols Re9nunesfibrer fir
tbn bereit bielt.
Dafelbe fpisbiibifde 2d9eln fpislte
um bic blutleeren 2ippen bes Mlten. =
s@ut, mein Sunse iei rubig -.
td iperbe NIT meiner 9o4ter reben."
epbaIb s%ourn,btie CUR sbire bias
Gus mar, rang Rsol leine 5dnbe uter
BEN eroben 8etttu9. Nl{o Die 6eiosn
juHstn 2eute batten ansebihen. getce
poIten bas aanb perlahen, bic apans
5is 9ettor Mitgift psri9leubern, I'm
bic Qnnebmli9tsitsn oes Staotlebens
gu senieben. @r fab bas 8radfelo
jenieits Der Nubbdume fi4 ipeitsn spl,
f4en ben 70 iorslid sebesten unb GEE
pfltgtsn M.dern, Clement, Der Rnedt,
piirbe IS na6 benz Reaen befGen: aber
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
The SPORTING EDITORS VIEW


Fans ruu -ane,res, She Marion club
needs the money. III baseball Is to
stay here the club must have about
s250O to carry 1t through the season.
II you want baseball you must each
of you help. Merely roofing will not
accomplish anything in this crisis.
Get out give yourself and help to get
your neighbor and your friends TO
give his mite no matter how small
II Is. There are men who are giving
their hundred, their flfties their twen-
ty fyes. Now some cannot give more
than $40, others not more than five
and some not more than one, two or
three dollars. But let each one give.
II no one approaches you with a sub
scription list, hunt one up. DO 1t
for the good OF the cause. Marion
could not receive a blacker eye than
|by losing its team. There would be a
lot OF amsement left for the average
Marionites. Merchants, baseball here
keeps hundreds OF dollars. yes. thou
sands in Marion every year any you
are benefited by 1t. Do your share
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

Papers have been sent to the HUI
ber shop, the Marion Steam Shovel
shop, to the railroad employees and
papers are also being circulated in
other parts OF the city. Let each
citizen OF Marion. for the good OF
Marion, contribute something to the
most worthy cause. Unless each does
his share baseball here win be his
tory.
Some will tell you that everything
is all right, the club has been paid
off. Yes, the players have been paid
until June /. The management today
owes them fifteen more days pay and
also is indebted to Manager ODay
between two and three hundred dol
lars. This money must be raised
this week. Enough more must also
be raised to guarantee that salaries
can be paid for the remainder OF the
season. The gate receipts will be
swelled from now on as the weather
VIII be better but much money mus
come from the fans. II Is case o.
now or never and 1t Ia up to yor
! and each of YOU.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
CONTRACT AWARDED
Steam Shovel Company will Erect
New Buildings at Once.

Work on a new erecting room for
the Marion Steam shovel company
in line with the other buildings
which are now under construction,
viii be begun soon by the MARSHALL
lMqClin'ock company, or Pittsburg,
whith has been awarded the con-
tract for the work. The work on
the other buildings including the
new office building has been begun,
and Will be rushed TO a speedy COM
pletion. The letting of the con-
tracts has been in the hands OF G..
w. King, who was made commit
tee of one some time ago TO look
after the construction OF the new
buildings.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
WANTED: SO MEN AND WOMEN

Charles Schmidt a. Co., the enter.
prising druggists, are advertising to-
day for fifty men and women to take
advantage OF the special half price Of
fer they are making on DR.. Howards
celebrated specific for cure OF con-
stipation and dyspepsia, and get a
fifty cent package at half price, 20
cents.
: So positive are they OF the remark
able power OF this specific to cure
these diseases, as well as sick head
aches and liver troubles, that they
agree to refund the money to any
customer whom this medicine does
not quickly relieve and cure.
With DR.. Howard's specific at hand
you can eat what you want and have
no fear OF ill consequences. II
Strengthens the stomach, gives per-
feet digestion, regulates the bowels
creates an appetite and makes life
worth the living.
This is AN unusual opportunity tc
obtain go doses OF the best medi-
cine ever made for h.,lf it's regula
price, with the personal guarantees
OF a we'll known business firm 10 re
fund the money II 1t does not Civ
satisfaction.
| II you cannot call at Schmidt
Pharmacy today, send them rs cent
by mail and they will send you
package, promptly charges paid.
Sent postpaid on receipt OF prize
{buc. "a fal-fi.t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
WOLFE'S ERRORS
BRING DEFEAT
Costly Misplays and Hits
Let Portsmouth take Game.
LEWIS OPPOSES HolMQUIST
Portsmouth Hits More Time
ly Than are Diggers
Fine Rally In Ninth Gives Marion
Three Runs--Resdy for Battle
Today.

Portsmouth,, o., June 15-Owing
10 the clcudy weather only n falr
crowd greeted Portsmouth and Ma
rion at Millbrook yesterday alter
noon.
II was Ladies' Day and there was
good sprinkling of the fair sex
throughout the stands.
Manager ODay and Pitcher Mer-
Ger are under suspension, and are
not with the team. Pitcher Joe Lewis
IS acting as manager.
Jimmy Lucas, the hard hitting
pitcher of the Diggers, is playing
second in ODay's absence.
Holmq,rlst opposed Lewis in the
box.
First Inning-Willoughby out.
Spencer TO Holmquist. Wolfe singled
to left. Farrell singled over second
and both went to third on wild
pitch. Williams hit TO Holmquist
who caught Wolfe at the plate,
Staley flew to Blake.
McKerran walked. McAllister flew
out to third. McKernan stole sec
ond. Duffy was hit by pitched
bail. Spencer struck out and Tot
man flew out 20 left
Second-.Johnstone singled TO lett
and went TO second on Blake's FUN
BILE. Zmich out, pitcher to first. Lu-
cas- famed Lewis flew to Totman.
Blake out, third to first. Collins
walked. Doran hit high foul to
first which was gobbled up by Stall
ey. Collins stole second. Holmquist
singled TO right. Collins scoring and
Holmquist taking second on the
throw in. McIkernan flew TO Will
Jams.
Third-Willoughby hit a real fast
one to Spencer who caught 1t with
one hand, great stop. Wolfe singled
TO short. Farrell struck out. Wolfe
was caught trying to pilfer second.
McAlhster singled TO left Duffy
sacrificed. Spencer flew to Farrell.
Staley caught a high foul off Tot
mans bat.
Fourth--Williams singled to center.
Staley did the same. Johnstone
forced Williams at third. Zmich hit
to McKernan. retiring Staley. Nc
Herman to Collins Lucas flied to Me-
Alhster.
Blake singled to center. Collins
and Blake were safe on Wolfe's err
ror. Both men advanced on wild
pitch. Doran hit TO center and
plake scored. Holmquist singled, Col
Inns and Doran scoring. McKernan
sacrificed. McAllister hit to Wolfe
and Holmquist scored on wild
throw to first. Duffy hit TO Lucas
and was called out on McAllster's in
reference.
Fifth-Lewis walked but was dou-
bled on Willoughby's grounder
Wolfe famed.
left. Both men advanced on John
stones muff. Blake walked. Collins
famed. Spencer was caught at the
plate attempting TO work the squeeze.
Doran out short to first.
Sixth-Farrel flied TO McAllister.
WdillalnS out Mchernan 10 openceI'
Staley grounded 10 short.
Holmquist out third TO first Nc
Herman hit by a pitched ball. Meal
lister flied to left. Duffy forced Nc
Herman at second
Seventh-Johnstone flied TO Meal
lister, a great catch. Zmich flied TO
Duffy. Lucas flew out to Collins.
Spencer and Totman out, Wolfe
10 Staley, fast plays. Blake singled
10 left Collins singled to short
Doran flied 10 Farrell.
Elghth-Lewis walked. Willough-
by hits into double, retiring Lew
is also. Wolfe out short TO first.
Holmquist lined to Staley. McKen,
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
McAllister on

non flied to short. McAllister out
third to first.
Ninth-Farrell walked. Williams
doubled. Staley singled Williams
and Farrell scoring. Johnstone flied
to Blake. Zmich got first on Duify's
error. Reilly flied TO Totman. Staley
taking third on the throw-in. Wat
kins batting for Lewis singled TO
left scoring Staley Willoughby flied
to McKernan.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
Yesterdays RESULTS.
lancaster at Newark.
Marion at Portsmouth.
Mansfield at Lima.

Lima. o., June 15.--The Mansfield
sluggers fattened their batting av-
erages here today, landing on Joe
Smith for seventeen bingles while
the locals failed 10 hit at opportune
times. The game was slow and un-
interesting and void of any features
except the slugging. Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

nOldlS ....''..... 90 ni@ N' III
%Batted for Benz in ninth.
Lancaster ssh. % o 0 o 0 n 0 OIL
Errors-Johns, Reynolds.
Two base hits-.Noeller. Humph-
reys. Struck out-f,y Benz, 4, by
Justus Z. Bases on balls-Off Benz
/, off Ji,stus 4. Double play-Mc-
Clintock, Pinkney and Fisher. Stolep
base Carter. Sacrifice hit--Corbin
Hit by pitched balls-Humphreys
Moe!ler. Umpire-Bierhaiter.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

into shape he will be tower or
strength to Doyle's club. In addition
there is no angle that the veterans
does not know and IL Manager
Doyle needs any advice he can rely
on Mylett's judgment.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

~Batted for Lucas in ninth.
!Batted for Lewis in ninth.
?Dury out, McAlllsters interfer-
ence.
Marion 80. 90 0 3-3
Portsmouth 01O40 0000 %--5
Errors-Wolfe 2. Duffy, Blake.
Two base hit-Williams. Sacrifice
bits-McAllister. Duffy. Stolen base
Collins. Bases on balls-On Holm
quist, 3; off Lewis A. Hit by pitched
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

balls-Duify, McKeman. Struck out
BY Holmquist 3; by Lewis 2. Double
plays-Holmquist TO Collins to Spen-
Ger; Collins TO Spencer Umpire--Mc-
Dermott Time--l:45.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

Lima fans evidently did not enjoy
the swatfest indulged in by Mansfield
yesterday. Lima is not in the habit
pf allowing opposing teams to make
them look like amateurs on the home
lot
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
Dope for Fans

Tommy Mylett. former Marion short
stop and one OF the brainest players
that ever appeared on the local lot
has Joined Portsmouth. Mylett has
not been playing much for year
or more bu. given Q chance To GEL
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

Errors-Flood, Cominger. Gavin,
Weller.
Two-base hits-Redman. Nadinger,
Kettler Three base hit-Kettler!
Sacrifice hits-Meehan, Nadlnger,
Smith, Davy 2. Smith. Stolen bases
--Davy, Biery 2. Redman, Cominger,
Newnham, Double play-Kettler to
Biery TO Davy., Hit by Pitcher
Tayor. Bases on balls-Off Coming
er 5, off Smith, 4. Struck out--By
Cominger 2, by Smith Q. Wild pitch
-Cominger. Passed ball--Gav'n.
Umpire-iHandiboe
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

Despite all the laws passed to re-
strict their use, more than fifty mill
lions OF cigarets were smoked in the
United States last year.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
LANCASTER WHNTpWASiIcS
NEWARK

Newark, o., June 15.-Justus
pitched good ball yesterday and Ian
caster won from the locals, to 0.
Both teams played good ball. but the
heavy hitting OF the Lancaster team
won for them. Score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

AT coLudBUs g. Kansas CITY 7.
AT TOLEDO 7, Minneapolis 2.
AT INDIANAPOLIS s. st. Paul 2.
AT LOUISVILLE 2. Milwaukee .,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15

Joe Lewis is evidently instilling a
good fighting spirit into the Diggers.
Yesterday with the game apparently
hopelessly lost the Diggers rallied
in the ninth and sent three runs
over the pan. Such rally will win
many games. But when the fighting
spirit is there as it was in yester-
days struggle the fans can feel GER
tain that the boys are trying their
best to win and not giving up un-
I'll that last man is put out.
Watkins joined in the rally as a
pinch hitter, getting the blow he
was sent up there to secure.
The diggers are certain to get
started ere long and when they do
Marion will climb pretty close to the
top OF the pile. The season Is yet
young.
In today's game Parsons will prob
ably hurl for the Diggers and Lud-
WIZ loT Tue i'OllSliiOulll tlnD.
Tomorrow Hancock will pitch for
Marion.
On Thursday the Diggers move to
Lancaser for three days. Big Ed.
Zmich will probably hurl the opening
game there and be opposed by Jus
tus.
Mex Sunday Marion returns home
with Lima, leaders In the chase, as
opponents. The greatest crowd OF the
season is expected to be on hand
for the Lima game. This will be
the first Sunday game that Lima has
played here and the first opportunity
for many fans to see the team that
has been In the lead all season ex-
cepting for day.
Parsons, who will work today. will
be saved for next Sunday to go against
his old teammates.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15
CLOSING HOUR CHANGED
Public Library will, be Open Only
Until Eight O'clock.

Little important business was con-
sidered at a meeting of the library
trustees Monday afternoon. Aside
from considering the regular monthly
business it was decided to close the
public library at 8 o'clock each even
ing hereafter, the practice to continue
through the hot summer months.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-06-15


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