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New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
GIANTS WIN first GAME
Shut Out Cincinnati in Opening
Struggle of Series.
AMES IN HIS BEST FORM
Visitors Pound Burns, the Reds
Star Southpaw, Out of the
Box in Three Innings.
EBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

TBv Telegraph TO The Tribune
Cincinnati, July 1.-THE Giants had little
trouble in defeating the Cincinnati Reds
to-day by q score Of to 0. Ames pitched
+ in his best form, and was in trouble only
, once during the game. Burns, the Reds
star southpaw. had nothing, and was ham
mered hard during the three innings he re-
mained in the box. Beebe, who succeeded
him. pitched great ball for the next six
| innings, and did not allow a hit
McGraw was ordered off the field for
criticising Johnstone while the Reds were
at bat in the fifth inning. On the way out
he INDUCED in some warm talk. which
Johnstone says will cost him 4 three days
suspension.
The Giants got down to business at the
start. Snodgrass coaxed a pass from Burns
and Doyle doubled Devore's out was
good for a run, because Downey was ratified
by Latham and threw the ball to first
when Snodgrass was standing between
third and home Murray popped UP a fly,
but Bridweu singled, scoring Doyle Devlin
also singled but Merkle struck out. Ames
had no trouble with the Reds in the initial
inning. Burns get by in the second, al
| though Snodgrass and Doyle singled with
two out. base on balls TO Egan and
McLean's Texas Lacquer counted for moth
ing in the Reds half
In the third, with Bridweu disposed Of,
Devlin singled and Merkle doubled Schlei
was passed with the idea of getting Ames
TO hit into a double, but the twirler singled,
scoring DevIin. \ passed ball let Merkle
in, and Snodgrass's clean rap TO centre
scored another. Doyle lined to Paskert,
who made a fine running catch and doubled
Ames at second.
The Reds filled the bases with one out
in their half Of the third on singles by
Bescher and HobItzeu and Ames's tumble
of AIitcheIls sacrifice, but Paskert hit into
I a double play. After that there was very
little doing. Beebe took up the burden
for Cincinnati and was invincible, while
the Reds were only able 10 hit after two
were out Not a man reached second
after the third inning. Only three Giants
reached first While Beebe was IN the box
two of passes and one on McAIIIIan's er-
ror.
a dpuble-header had been scheduled for
to-day, but q heavy rain caused the post
ponement of the first game. The outfeld
was full of puddIes and the paths were
very muddy. Despite the fact that it
rained until , o'clock and heavy clouds
/ hung over the playing field, eleven thou
sand saw the game \ double-header Will
be played tomorrow
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

inst now, and are quite likely 10 increaJ Je
the total at Saratoga Springs, where ooth
are largely engaged
1t is cause for congratulation that the
stewards have shown more activity at the
present meeting than was the case earlier
in the season in calling owners ana
Jockeys 10 account for performances that
are hard TO explain OF the surface. A
little publicity now and then does no
harm. as ii serves TO show that the stew
ards are not overlooking queer looking
rides and form reversals which are so
plain 10 those in the stand and estab-
fishes 2 feeling OF confidence. I am not
in sympathy with those who cry fraud
every time q horse fails to run up 10 GER
tain mark, as. fortunately for the sport
horses are not mere machines. Further
than that, believe that the stewards are
working with the purpose single TO keep
racing clean and above reproach- There
Is reason. however. for constant vigilance,
and little show IF II now and then makes
for good even though many warnings are
issued and many questions asked Of which
racegoers know nothing
The transferred meeting of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association viii come 10 an
end at the Empire City track. near Yon-
kers. on Wednesday, following which the
regularly scheduled meeting of the Empire
City Racing Association will begin and
continue until August 3. when the scene
will be changed TO Saratoga Springs The
Test Handicap on Wednesday is well
named. II Maskett. Hilarious. Dalmatian,
King James. Prince Imperial. Jack Atkin,
The Turk and Kings Daughter, all Of
which are eligible. go TO the post for a
race al one mile. Under favorable Condi-
tons the track record IS in danger. as
there Is speed enough represented to in
sure a sizzling pace from barrier TO finish.
The Empire City Handicap. on SatuT-
day. Is another race which IS likely 10 at
tract the hest horses in training. Fltz
Herbert may make his temperance. as
the stake has g value Of Sc 000
HERBERT.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
G0ULLET DEFEATS KRAMER
Australian Overhauls American
Champion in Pursuit Race.

Frank L. Kramer, Americas champion
sprinting cyclist. was again defeated in an
unlimited Australian pursuit race by Alfred
Goullet. Of Australia, yesterday afternoon
al the Vailsburg cycle track, in Newark.
Kramer gained slightly at the start of the
grind, being five yards ahead when one of
his tires punctured at two miles. After the
race was started again the Australian
champion gained steadily, though slowly,
and finally overhauled Kramer after riding
a total distance of seven miles three and
haf laps, The pair met in a similar race
few weeks ago, when Goullet had to ride
fourteen and three-quarter miles before
catching Kramer.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
cANARsIE YACHT cLUs RACES

Races open to boats enrolled in the Yacht
Racing Association of Jamaica Bay were
held urder the auspices of the Canarsie
Yacht Club yesterday. The regular asso-
citation course was covered ~ the different
craft IN breeze that was of sufficient
strength to heel the little fellows over in
true racing form.
Ihe sloops were the first boats 10 be sent
away The starting gun for this division
Mas MAS hred at O'Clock in the afternoon
.he winner was the Tomboy with the
AaTicn second. and then came the Yank
lie open cathoat class that got away a.
- p m, was Won hy the Vision with the
INoho second. The Tusearora was the win
llsi among the cabin launches with the.
onward second The open launch class
Vas captured by the Vixen. with the Marie
louise second and the Anna Grace third
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
THE JOY WINS WITH EASE

Members OF the Bensonhurst Yscnt 20,
held the first or their informal eiuo -
ever an ocean course YESTERDAY SlS '-
started at O'Clock IN the morning =
night breeze from the northeast
course was estimated % be- . 8 miles -
on both actual and corrected time ths =
race was won hy the Joy, the properC
NessTs- I-e Salvage and Geer- Ihs
was The allowing craft and bad ne diric-
IN saving her time % the other racers
took the Jov hours % minutes 81 ssc'
to sail the course
The summary fellows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
NEW ARK
PROVIDENCE
Totals. 81 : ~ 16 > Totals. SO
ted for Holmes in eighth inning.

"BaTted for Holmes in eighth inning.
ProvidenCe...... a - q > O x-T
Newart-..--..... Q o q . 1-5
Two-base hits-ArudJ, Kelly. Three base
hits-Gettman. Atz Stolen bases-HoTman,
Arndc, Ciantry, AgIer. Zimmerman. Kelly.
Bases OF balls-oT Holmes, :: OF Crowley, =
Struck out-By Crowley. 1: by Holmes. /: by
Parkins. / Sacrifice hiJs-ColiiHs, Gantry,
Double pIa--Collins 10 Sullivan. Hit by
pitched baII-Crowey. Psgsed baII-Fitzger-
aid. TIne-1.4s UmpIres- Stafford and Fin
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
DETROIT DEFEATS SENATORS
Tigers Score One Run in Ninth
and Nose Out Victory.

Detroit, July 17-Killifer's error. sacri-
fee and Davy Jones's clean single gave De
troit the only run of to-day's game IN the
ninth inning. Both Willet and johnson
pitched great ball. the Detroit man being
particularly effective with men on bases.
The score fnlInWs.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
The scores follow
FIRST GAME
Totals - 10 10 g7l3
81 Totals32 94s5

IDInIs-s5 ~ To - ID IDiaIs---- % : - Q .
jersey City --.--..--0 . 3 : D x-l0
Baltimore --------.-O o q q o ! i
First base on errors-Jerssy City. g. Bait
more ] Left bases-Jersey City, !; BaItl-
more. ) Struck out-By BARLEY, ,: by Rus
sell ,. by Donnelly, 3. HitS--On Russell. III
l-3 innings, on DonneIIy. 6 in % innings.
Home run-Wash. Threebase hits-Johnson.
Nichols. S-sgie Sacrifice hits-StreBg. Hanni-
fan. Goode- StOl.r bases-Clenent. Johnson f2)-
Double pIays-NShoils and Clancy Johnson.
Hannifau and Abstein- Hit by pitcher-By Rus
sell johnson LoudriganJ Wild pftch-Don
nelly. Passed balls-Byers e.. Murray. Time
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
FIRST CAME
Totals 80 y 10 o Totals. % o ? "a p :

~Batted for Rucker in seventh inning +Eatted
for Wilhelm in ninth inning.
Chicago ....-.-........I . o l Ks
Brooklyn ......--....0 O q o o 90
Two-baSe hit-Chaace. FIitS-on Rucber
n s innings, off Wilhelm, . in innings SsCrI-
flee htts-Sheckard, Steiufeldt- Stolen bases
Schultz. Tinker, Zimmerman. Left on bases
Chicago. I; Brooklyn. = First base on balls
of Reulbach. ;; of Rueker, ]. off Wilhelm. =.
Hit by pitcher-By Reubach CWheat. HummeD
Struck out-By ReuIbach =. by Rucker. ..
Passed ball-Erwin. Wild pitch-RuCher- Time
j 40.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
CUBS WIN DOUBLE-HEADER
Defeat Brooklyn Handily in First
Two Games of Series.
81 Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Chicago. July 1.-THE Chicago Cubs took
q little frnler hold on the lead today by
BROOKLYN in both ends Of double
header. while New York had TO be content
with ona victory and PiTtsburg was idle.
The scores were 10 0 and 7 10 !.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
PUSINELLI IN HARD MATCH
Wins Singles Title of Atlantic
Yacht Club. Beating Chubb.

T. PusinelH won the singles chau7pion-
ship of the Atlantic Yacht Club yesterday
On the courts OF the club at Sea Gate In
the final Pusinelu defeated Hendon Chuhb
the we'll known yachIsman after FIVE sets
of hard and grueiling tennis. the dnaI score
being IS. 2-6. 6- IS, Glove In this
match Chubb started with all sails SET He
had the ball stearing a winning course
straight through PusinelIrs court FOR the
first two sets. Then the champior-to-be
managed TO get q windward position, so
that all Of Chuhb's returns were blanketed
and he lost in easy fashion In the last set
Chubb appeared TO be anchored IN his court.
PustnelH leading all the way
The tnal of the handicap singles urodtIred
a lively four set match, Bartraru defeating
Cooley. 81. 7-5, IS. SIS. The bauIicaD
doubles were also finished in the AnaI
Durland and SAKE defeating Jerars and
O'Connen, 6-S. 6-1. 81. IS
Spirited rallies, coupled with steady driv-
ms allowed J. Wood and f. Jimeuez rl,,s
10. to win the handicap doubles veStarefa,.
on the clay courts of the Edrarpara ,4,,t,
Edgemere, Long Island. The r,i- 3ig-
played an ability to play fast lawn tennis
ana IN the final OF the event defeated 70
". 1iuord and 4 Van der WI, minus sn.
~, -, 80 81 ST The losing pair worked
well and brought off some terrific. s,,,,stt,,,-
LOT aces IN the rallies The difference in
lahalcap was too great for them. however
uespile piucky uphill night through f,,,r
sets. '''i'"s" tour
me summary follows.
al, Mems is. singles Cnrat roupd,-e,,,ero-4 ~
. r,tr S..ee blnuins defeated a. ye~vrlsr.1 .,,e
der WI 5sff o-A; T " Clifford ana : -
Is, Ga ''SAenna aHd e.. schmidt
Wi defeafsG s-if.,S u Clifford and \ Van aer
ming - tttnord Dunning and t7lsrap,.% - ~, ~
aIaFsehinp Eas..,.+- -; g. f, MsrschinE and
walsh defsa,e5 : 614 a McKenHa and "
feated 80 a. W Grsyhurst and % Maj M91eInsa T..
] Woes srS ss'2" ~ and r. 4 Hewau. Go 7N5
ana E, Nf-SU slU r Jtmensz defeated q ,T.,,ix
De- ", V,ii una reund-R- " Giners z-t
as 50 sas5sa1sd N " era, hurst ana ' sla9. Van
McKenna am, n o',3 y9,d and : Jineuez defeated
feated r ~ r,ss Wood and F. JtFaen.z A.
&c. 6-4. "a '''ofd and A. Van der wi. "a
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
NEWlRK'S ERRORS COSTLY
0utbats Providence, but Loses
Game Through Misplays.
by Telegraph to The Tribune.

Providence, July TZ-Newark outbatted
Providence to-day, but in q comedy Of
errors lost 70 the Grays by z score Of to
) Holmes was found for but seven hits,
while the visitors pounded Crowley for
fourteen but four errors by the Tigers in
the seventh aided the Grays to score five
runs.
The s~o-e follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION sss,,,
MlLNa0hee |. Inalan....,.- ..

Ind,sn9,dtj,Il u Indianapolis. o thrst game,
T,,' gana, polis 8. Milwaukee. 9ea'l
Columbus. g. St paul o a.
oolnmeus. 3; ST. Paul tssl, tsltilsl
Aan=as City VS.. Louisville fra,r,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
SKEETERS WIN AND LOSE

Six thousand spectators at Jersey city
yesterday saw the home team and Balti-
more divide a double-header. The Skeeters
won the first game by 2 score of 10 TO and
were shut out by a score Of 70 IN the
second.
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
CINCINNATI
Totals. 81 10 q II / Totals. 80 q 8 1

New York. o O %
Cincinnati .-.--. - - 90
Two-base hits-Doyie. Ne-kIe. Hit-OT
Burns 10 in innings. of Beebe in
innings. Sacrifice hiI-NIitchelI- Double plays
-Paskert 70 McATillen. Aues. Schlei to Mer-
kle Left on bases-New York. 9. Cincinnati.
:. First base on baIs-OfF Ames. .: off Burns.
?. of Beebe. . Struck out-By Ames ! by
Beebe. s Passed baII-NcLeaE. Time 90
Urnpires-yohnstone and Eason.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
PHILADELPHIA, 6; ST. LOUIS, 3

St Louis. July T.-PhiladeIphia won the
opening game of the series with St. Louis
to-day by score of to 5. Poor fielding
lost the game for the home team.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
MASH TURNER WINS ABROAD.

Paris. July 17.-Nash Turner's Mon eau
choiE Won the PriZ de Ia Seine over the
Auteuil course. to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
Totals 80 9 9 2TlI0 Totals .s5 :

@Batted for Rieger in ninth inning
PHILADELPHIA ------.I ! a q q 0-8
ST Louis -...--....-.i o . o Ga
Two-ha hits -Knabe Bfansfleld Toclsn
Three base hits-Eliis, Konetchy. Sacrifice hits
- i'oolan Bates. Double pHv-Huggius and
koustchy. stolen bsses-hnabe Magse f9l
Wild pitef-Harulon- First base on baIls-Ofg
Harmon. 3. off MoFen. on Rieger. ! Struck
out-Bv MaFen. 1 by Harmon /. By Rieger =
Hits-of Harmon, : in l-3 innings. or Rieser
IN .-3 innings. Left OF bases-St. Louis q:
PHILADELPHIA. 9. Time-2U2 Umpires-O Day
ana Brennan
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
-C0ND CAME
Totals - 627so Totals 500
sEIan-r out hif h,. hatred naII

'CIanry out. M br batted nal..
Baltimore ----...--.G o o = q a . q "a
Jersev Civ .----..----O - q q - o 90
FIRST base OF erro-- Baltimore. Left on bases
- Baltimore. 4. Jersey CITY. : First base on
haIls-on Eicksrs. =. of Manser = Struck cut
b. %icksrs. :; bF AanseT Two-base hit
Gcode. Stolen basss-Lsndrigan, Clancy Egan
Passed bell-Crist Time 80 Umpires-Fin-
nerar and Militia
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
TIE TURF.
RACING TO-DAY
EMPIRE CITY TRaCk
TIE TURF

And Every Week Day Until Aa<a'.s =. .
special trains leave Grand CeHtI2i - =
blN-l tor NJ Vernon. Il 10. = a.. - ~
NJ Also tocal trains. l2-n y - = p
30 NJ Az trains stop az l-3tl .-aaf
min later All II" roads connect Nit4
direct % tracA-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

zone out when Winning run scored
r.arroi, a q o Ii
Washington ....-.,--o " 10
g-so bazs Milan Sacrifice hits Willar
AZ Bride stolen bages-Ccbb. Schaefer Henry
Double play Wtllst. Bush and 7 jones Left on
bases T1erroit / Washington, : FlFat base on
balls-0R Willst i First base on erTaT-De-
troit Struck out--By wilhet 4 By johnson. Z.
Tima-1 20. Umpires-Bgan and y LoashIin-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
SECOND GAME.
Totals. 81 10 - 1o1 Tot
Y Knetzer in ninth inning

ITIcag0 = -----'-------T 7 3 I = -
Brooklyn .-......-..-O . O O %
TWo-base hits-ZImmerrnan % I.ennox
Wheat. Davidson Three-base hit-Hofmau
Home run-Archer. Sacrifice hit-Steinfeldt.
Stolen bases-Zinrler ermau. steinfeldr. Tinker,
Schultz Left on bases-Chfcago, =: Brooklyn. :
First base on baIIs-CT Richie. 2. off Knetzer
Z. Struck out-By Richie. 4 by Knetzer 4
Wild ptch-Knetzer. Time-2:IO Lmp!res-
Rigler and Emslie
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
ROCHESTER. ia; MONTREAL, 8.

10 tester 4 q Q ! I e-i5 4 2
Montreal % o o o. ; 9
Batteries II McC.onneil, Beccher and Blair
"i=gs Burche.l and kricheu umpres-Hurst
I'D Eyrcn-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

Baseball. 2 NJ n y Americans vs. St
-oris- American League Park. Adm. Soc.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

Baseball Ffebf IN
Three Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Cincinnati.
Braoklyn at Chicago.
PhilsdeEphis at st. Louis.
Boston at Pittsburs
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
New York. 5; Cincinnati. O.
Chicago, G; Brooklyn, o.
Chicago. :; Brooklyn, A.
Philadelphia. g: ST. Louis, ).
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
WIPCI w. l. PC.
Chicago. as 2S Csc Phila- SO SO .4S6
New York A3 81 .5sI St. louis 81 a. -sa6
PittsbIrg 30 3s .5s9 Brooklyn. 3$ II .4Z9
Cincinnati so 81 .5i9 Boston 80 4s .5sV
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit nj Boston
RESULT OF GAME YESTERDAY.
Detroit. /; Washington. o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
w. /. PC W. L P.t
PhiIs 5s 81 6s4 Cleveland. 33 80 ASS
NrwYork 46 81 5s7 Chicago. 81 45 -4es
Boston 4s 80 $50 Washing'n 80 a. $50
Detroit e. Al SO $50 81. Louis 23 OIL .SlI
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
Newark af Montreal.
Jersey City at Toronto
Baltimore at Rochester
Providence at Buffalo.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY
Providence :; Newark. 8
Jersey City. 10; Baltimore 4.
Baltimore. 3: Jersey City. o.
Rochester. I3: Montreal, g.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING
WIPCI W. I. PC.
Newark 80 32 694 ProviS nee S6 80 .4oo
Rochester a. 70 559 Buffalo 33 43 .434
Toronto 45 81 $40 Jersey City "a IS $50
Baltimore AZ 80 .519 Montreal. - 46 $40
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

Word has again been received f-cn t.s
Waumbsk GoIf Club This popular rstrs-t
in the White Mountains viii &c re scs-s
OF competitive activity on August 3. Is a-a
.. There viii y = qualifying round g
the first DAY, followed By the usual uz-cs
rounds, a. 2 thirty-slx hole uedI plz7
handicap on Saturday
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18
The score follows
DETROIT.
run scored.

Totals. .2714G17oi Totals.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-18

James r Keene owes his forward place
in tae list 20 sweep. last years Futurity
vinne-. which enjoyed what amounted 10 Z
practical WaLk-over In two Of the richest
fixtures o. Ils season. the belmont SJaz-s
a. Belmont Park and the Lawrence Reau-
zaJion Al Sheepshesd Say Sweep IN fact
has earned more than half the total credits
20 the vlcs-chairman of the Jockey Cut.
q Hildreth can thank Fitz Herbert.
King James and Dalmsuan for the llou-r
fhzre Of his winnings. although several otbe-
horses haze contributed smaller amounts.
afr BelH8ont has been forced TO depend =
most entirely zpen MS two year-olds 10 pay
the expenses Of his big racing stable to
say nothing Il an extensive breeding -
tablishn1e1r Footprint, Trap Rock an3
Babbler have beer fairly consistent WIN
rers. and rhey are the ones which are likely
70 carr Mr. Bslmonts colers u the front
81 enough other stakes TO place him a. the
head OF tbs list Olsnlsals, winner cf the
Suburban Commonwealth and Brighton
handbags. ard Nsuston, 4 tro-year-old,
tase beer the leading money winners for
r W.sen, j. Both are et their 5esI
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Gmmria petctRa.

Sbicaeo. Sa.. tommif. 27 p
2ountin iuuri iurp aietti idnddn
IppiteeuaIaiIifIi pauI &eoiesfen, fpis
rasta eronneen iulfisten Iaitosien
apulaisfommisiioneerin, Wticbael $.
Mc8omernin, riftaan uratoitiiian,
ioaa oil ollut uleita iuuria faupun'
gin urafoito, ia pbbefidn faupun9in
fpirtamiestd iefd Wc@omernin tpD'
miebid. Nditd miebid ipptetddn pb'
teen .Iiittdptpmiiestd oifeesia petolli'
festi anastaa faupunsilta 254, 900
bolIaria enempi fuin mitd tobenpe'
rdinen fustonnusarpio mpDni. Sli
luuItu eniin, ettei ndmd petofiet nous
fiji iuurempaan mddrddn f,,in 49,
900 bolIaria, fiitd ippstd tdmd jus
RIM pddtDs ioi pIeiien bammdstpf'
fen aitoan.
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S6i lapieltaam pddn riffi..

&uinfa faubean raafalaiietii moi
ipnii ibmilen paobuttaa, oioittaa tas
pallaan iefin tapaus, iofa tapabtui
mime iunnuntai'iltana Wlorsantotps
nisIa, 20. 9a., FUN erds, mics mis-
meltd 9lusust Stills, 20 tuuotias,
otti fabben tpuoben ipanban lapiei.s
Ia iaIasta fiinni ia I6i lapien pddn
riff rauta.puobetta ipaSten. -
2apien diti puoIustaeSIaan lastaan
iDi miebenId pddbdn reian uuni'rau.
balla.
8anIa paiffafunnalla on rainosz
ia tdpauflen iobooSta ia Iuullaan,
ettd mics iomtuu lpnbattatpafIi.
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gtaittiusmieliiet onat innoftaasia
toimesia Iaaba Wasbinstonin ipa!'
ito Min piun fuin mabbollista vtuis
pofIi" fpaltiotIi. &iinas taistelu
oiotaon panna fapntiin,
llieimmot tpdfiiuomatebtaat min
bDpin polttimot fuin panimotfin
oiuat IafIaIaisten tdIisfd. Sa npt
alfaa noita berroia fomasti buo'
Iestuttaa: WoioafIeen pontepam-
min toimia raittiismieliiid pastaan
opot be Seattlesia olfaneet iulfoiss
ta iofa pdiipd ilmestptpdd iauomas
lebted, iosIa innoffaasti aietaan fa'
patfapuolueen a iiaa.
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IS tuanba ppifa ia Ia tpanba
tpttU tappaneet itSenf1.

Des Ntoines, Soma, tommif. 27
pnd. 2un panbempanIa "a eipdt
IalIineet beiodn mennd naimiiiin
beibdn nuoruutenia tdbben, 16 no.
tpanba poifa Dernon Barr ia IA
tpanba tptD Gina Mmmer tappoimat
itIenId aifaiieen tanddn.
Wtolemmat fuuliiiipat tparoffaiiiin
perbeiiiin. Seibdn ritumiinid lDp'
bettiin Idbeld gtonroita, tpaunuisia
iosfa plitpat oianeet tansIista. Wto
lemmot olipat fietoutuneet plitDsten
ishien ppstpsid istdimeaa.
Eptdn iplisid oil fuppi puolittain
tdpnnd itrptniinid ia tpettd. Wtos
lemmat olipat iuoneet iefotnsta ia
fitten obottoneet fuoIemoa. Sepo'
men, tietSnattd etta murhendnteImd
oil rpDstdnpt bdnen oiaiania, iatfoi
fultuanIa ia ppIdbtpi tpton fobin
portin eteen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03

fesia fatIannosia oliii pabempi pa'
tonalista ipelieddn, on pddaiiaui'
Iesti tietdmdttDmppoestd iobthnut
luulo, FUN Iuuuaan fristitpifii faifs
fla mustia, joilIa on tpaatteet. &aif'
Eta tpoatetettuia alfnoiuffaita iano'
taun ,amototpa" eli usfo,paiiet. ia
Iiitd iobtuu iefaannus. Suurin ofa
noista p,ietuista olfuaiuffaisto, ioi'
ia tapaa faupunseisia, on patanak
lila nuorufaiIia, iotfa ofpat lGbte>
meet pois nanbempainfa luota faa'
batleen eIdd ipopaasti ia Min be
piIaantumat faupunseisia.
v5oIin fDlld poipi olIa lGbetps-
aIemiuafin laisfoia ia epdiiipeelliIid
ibmiIid, iiud niitdbdn on faiftialla.
Wtutta iield on toiielta puolen iul-
ret ioutot rebeuilid, IipeeIliIid ia Fun.
niauiIia miebid ia naiiia, ioitten or
no on Iansen iuuri ia iumalanpeIfo
tobellinen."
gtdin Iaari ldbetpstpD balIitustens
fin t,innushfien. 2dbetpsieuratun
ia taspaa armoeio Sumalan ia ib'
misten ebesId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-03
Nnotiin pat. naldbetbfien tpiminta.

Huot5in ipiime firfoaisfofoufIele
on idtettp fertomus ldbetpstoimin'
nasta fpuobelta 1909, iosta mainits
femme Ieuraomaa:
2GbetpStointa on barioitettu fabs
bella aIueelIa pafanamaailmasIa, ia,
nimittdin eteld.9lirifasIa iefd eteld'
SnoiasIa ia Geplonilla. GbelliiesId
paitasia tp1stenteli IL ruotIalaista
IdbetpSfaarnaaiaa, 1 maafaIainen,
8 opettaiatorta ia ndiben IiidtIi bias
foni, biafonisIa pm., tpiimemaini'
tutsIa paifoisia oil taas 8 ruotias
Iaista ldbetpsiaarnaaiaa, lddfdris
ldbetpsiaarnaaia iefd 5 naisIdbetti'
Idstd. Gteld.9lirifasia "a oil 13 ldbes
tpsaiemaa, paitii ulfoaiemia ia Saars
napaiffoia, SnbiasIa 8 Idbetpsaie.
mao pnnd Mt. fesfuspoiffoia, mis-
I'd iumalonpalpelufiia ia fielunbois
toa toimittafpat maofalaisapuloiIet.
Gteld.glfrifan ldbetpstpDmaalla on
maafalaisfristittpid 3,196 benfed
ia SnoiasIa 1918 ia ndpttdd niiben
lufu olefpan pbd faspomosia,
poiffa toiin piimemainitusIa ieu'
bus1a httuummiu.
Wiuutoin on Idbetpstoimifunnon
barraStufiena ollut oIafii merimies'
tenboito ulfomaiiisia iatamisia, o.
IofIi nf. bisporotoiminto, I. o. Iies
lunboito tpieraille poiftofunnille
muutianeiben fanIalaisien fesfui.
oesIa iefd emonteIisIutberiIoiiisia
IeurofunniSia ei.frisiiipisId moisio,
ia oiofii firioien Ieipittdminen. &ir'
ioiuIfaiiuisto mainittofoon: edbeips'
lebti, ionta poinos on $4,000 fpl.
Iefd iouluiuIfoiIut no. 1908 nedbestps
fDon Iinun tpaltafunfoi" $500 fpl.
ia ,Yeilebemin tdDti" $4,000 fpI.
2dbetptIen iporat nouiifpoi ipps'
fuun I pnd 1900 212,603 fr. 81