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The Washington herald., 1910-06-22
lMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Minneapolis Minneapolis. 5; Indianapolis. =
At Kansas Clty-kansas City, 6; Columbus, s.
At ST. Paul-St. Paul. 6. Louisville s.
AT Milssukee-Toleio, T Milwaukee. l.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At worcester-worcester. 5: Lynn. 4. Second
game: Worcester. 5: Lynn, 4.
At Lowell-HsYeThil, ?: Losell, l
At FAN RiyeT-FaIl RiYsT. 5; LaErepce 2
At New ,Beaford-New Bedford 3; Brockt0u, I.
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Two base hit-UeIehanty. sacrifice ny-McIntyre
Sacrifice hits-Bush Cobb. Fisher sehwitzer
Stolen base-MoriaFity Left on bases-Detroit. s.;
st. Louis. s. First base on balls-By Bailey 4
by pitcher-By Kiiian (HaTtzelll. Struck cut
By KiIlian, g. by Bailey, :. Passed balls-stephens
2 Umpires-AessTs. Connolly and Dineen. Time
Of gaIne-i hour and a minutes. ATTENDANCE, 4l0
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NOW IN SECOND PLACE.
Detroit Easily Defeats ST. Louis and
Moves Up in Standing.

Detroit, June H.-Detroit went into sec
ond place to-day by white-washing the
Browns by a score of to O. Killian al
lowed but four scattered hits, and was
never in danger Of being scored on
Bailey famed seven Tigers. but was
found when hits meant runs. Score:
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TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Laneaser-Laneaster, Z; York, Q.
At fredericksburg. 0; Trenton, Z.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING 2; Altoonas ;
at Johnstown-W illiamsport, z; Johnstown, !
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Seatons Looking for Games.

The seaton Athletic Club would like
to arrange games with all uniformed
baseball teams in or around the District
averaging seventeen years. Sunday
games preferred. Address Wallace Nc
Mahon, 1744 Seventh street northwest
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First base ON errors-New York Left on bases
Philadelphia. 6; New York. T. First base balls
Of Morgan. 5; of Ford. ;; OF Firm. l. Struck cut
+By Morgan. 2; by Ford, s. By Frill. I. Three
base hit-Collns Txo-base hit-Baker. Sacrifices
hits-Hartsel Morgan Chase. Sacrifice fy-Baker.
Stolen bases-Coias Murphy, Chase. knight. Cree.
Double play-CoIlias to Barry. Hit by pitoher-By
Morgan (Fogi), BY Ford DAVIS. RaTgl. Hits made
-OT Morgan. IN 5l-S innings; oa Atkins. 2 in
rs innings of Ford. 10 in Is innings, OF Frill.
in % innings
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-Batted for Mathewson IN the ninth.
fBatted for Knetzer in the seventh.
fHaffed fos Dessau in the ninth

.Batted for Dessau in the ninth.
New York..............,..... 20 o. 5-I2
Brooklyn. ....--..-....----... 0 0 0-l
First base on errors-New York. Left on bases
New YORK. 8. Brooklyn 10 Firs; base baIls-Oh
AfatheWs0n 5: OF RackeT i: OF knetzeT. 3. on
Dcssau, 8. STUCK out-By Mathewson 5; By Knet-
zfr !; by Dessau J. TWo-base hits-Wheat, Len
nox Sacrifice hits-Aleyers. Burch. Sacrifice fly
SChlei. Stolen hases-SnOdgrass. Becker. DeElin.
Fletcher ~. Msthewson. Dalton. Double play
Merke (unassistedl Wild pitches netzer, Des-
Hit by p5tcher-By AiatheWson, knetzer: by
Dessau, Merkle. Hits-Of Rucker. in . innings;
Of KnetzeT. 1 ia innings; OF Dessan. IL
innings Of Mathewson. in innings; on Gran
dan ! IN inning Umpires-MessEs. KLEIN and Kane.
Time q game-2 hours.
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SECOND GAME

bases-Boston, a Philadelphia, 5 First base On
halls-On FGxen /; Of Frock. Struck out-By
Fcxen, ?; By Frock, L TNFo-base hits-Beck. Magee.
Jackitsch. Sacrifice hits-Getz Ward. Double
play-Knabs to Ward to Dooln. Hit b pitched
hzIl-By Foxen fGrshaml. Umpires-Messrs 0'Day
and Brennan. Tine Of game-l hour and % minutes
AtteDdapce-s6o
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Iw0-hase hlts-StoYaH, Browne, laloie, furteii
Sacrifice hits-Young Lajoie, Zeider. First base on
balls-Of K0stner l. Base on errors-Chicago 2
Left on hases-Clevelsnd. 5; Chicago. TO- Struck
out-By Kostner. 5; by Young. T. Double play
Lord 60 StOvaH. wild pitcll-Kostner. Empires
Nlessrs Evans and KERN. Time Of game-l hour
and IS tes-Attendance-5,9e6.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Orpaha-0maha. IL Topeka. 2
At Des Moines-Des Moines. 8; Wichita. q
At Iincoln-Lincoln, 8; Denver. 1.
at Sioux City-Sioux City, 7; st. Joseph. 8
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CUBS SHUT OUT REDS.
Win Game on a Double and "A
Squeeze Play.

Chicago. June A.-To-day's game be-
tween Chicago and Cincinnati was a
pitchers battle. The Cubs won on double
and squeeze play. Manager Chance was
hit with pitched ball in the fourth in
ming and rendered unconscious for five
minutes Score.
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pittstslTg. .......-.......-... Q ) %
st. Louis. 0 0 , 0 KS
TWo-base bitS-Oakes. Hauser. Sacrifice hits-Wi-
lis Miller. Clarke. Double play-Aliller 20 Wagner
to- HYATT Stolen hases-Hyatt. ByTue o. Wilson
Phelps. Hit By pitched ball-By White (Evansl
Bases on talls-Of Willis /; Of White 4; of Bach
nan. /; of Adams 2 Struck out-By Willis. 2;
By White ! By Bachman /: By Adams, 2 Pitch
ing record-Of White, hits in 1 % innings; Of
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At Dallas-DalIas, (; Houston, 0.
At hreyeport-Shreyeport. 2; Galveston. /
At Fort Worth-Fort Worth, 8: San Antonio. q
At Waco-Waco, /; Oklahoma City. (ten innings
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SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

At johnson City-Johnson City. 8; Knoxville, O
At M0Tristown-M orristoEn. g. Reno, L
At Observation-Disclosures Gadsden, l.
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

st New Haven-New Haven !; Springfield. 0.
At Hartford Bridgeport, 8; Hartford s.
At Waterbury-W ateTbury, ,; New Britain, .
At Observation-Disclosures, s: Holyoke, 2
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Forfeit in Olympia League.

The Olives were awarded the game
yesterday in the Olympia League by for
felt.
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Totals. -. y = 2 %

Two base hits-Clarke. Wilson. HYATT, ulhooll'
Powell Ellis. Konetchy ThTee-base hit-Hyatt-
Sacrifice hits-Clarke Powell. Double plays-Po|-
eli TO Gibson 10 HIATT; Clarke TO Wagner 70 Byrnei
Miller 10 Wagner Stolen bsse-Ellis. Hit by
pitched baii-By Powell lKonetehy). Bases oH
balloon Powell, 8; on sallee. 2 Strlcs out-By
saHee I: by Powell (: by Rieger, |, By Pickett, l.
Pitching record-Oh SalIee, hits and rIns IN
4l-3 innings Of Raleigh. hits and INNS IN %
innings. of Rieger. hits and ] Hm In innings
Left on bases-St. Louis. y; Pittsburg, Y. I'm
rires-Aiessrs tombstone and Moran. Time Of game
hours and % minutes.
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

IL Yazo0 City-YazoO City, Z; Vicksburg, /.
II Meridian Meridian. c; Hattiesburg, 1.
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Txo-base hits-Niiller. Beck. Doon. Knabe Sac
yifce hii-Collins. Stolen bsses-Walsh. Grant. Ma
gee Ward. Struck out-By Moore. 6; b. MatteTn. /
Double plsy-Knabe 20 Doolin. First base on balls
Of Moore. 3; Of Matten /; Of Parsons /. I'm
pires-AisssEs. O'Day and Brennan Tine Of game
hour and IS minutes
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Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Roanoke, Va. June Ain the pres
ence OF 1900 fans. the pennant Of the
Virginia State League was presented to
Roanoke this afternoon. An automobile
parade through the town, with the Red
Mems Band, was the first part Of the
ceremony. AT the grounds Mayor Clutch
In made an address
To-day's game was won by Richmond
by the score of 3 10 0. Umpire Wester-
veldt called ii in the seventh because of
rain. but he was little Hemature, and
Shaughnessy kicked. Score:
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st Altany-Ucioa, /; Albany 5.
At Wikesharre- Efnirs, 3; WilkesbarTe, 1.
At ScrantOn-Binghamton ?; Scranton. s.
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NATIONALS DROP FIRST CANE TO BOSTON BY 80 SCORE
SECOND GAME.

Willis 4 hits and 1 runs in innings Len on
bases-st. Louis. TO- Pittsbmg s. Umpires-MessTs.
Johnstons and Moran Time Of game-z hours and
Il minutes
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SPLIT EVEN AT ST. LOUIS.
Cardinals Take First and Pirates
the Second Game.

ST Louis. June 21.-St. Louis won the
first game. score 6 10 5, and then dropped
the second, 10 to 8. Poor pitching gave
the visitors the second game. while in
the first Adams was pounded hard to all
corners of the lot Score:
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CAROLINA LEAGUE.

At Anderson-AndeFson, ); Greensboro. Q
At Spartanburg- Spartanburg, ;; Winston-Salem, =
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PHILLIES WIN BOTH
By Taking Two Games Team
Passes Brooklyn.
MOORE A PUZZLE TO DOVES
Score Shut-Out I'm the
First Game by n I2-tO-O Victory,
but in the Second Game the BOs-
tons Held Their Opponents Down
to n 2-tO-I score.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Philadelphia, 12j Boston, o.
Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 1.
New York, 12j Brooklyn, i.
Chicago, L; Cincinnati, o.
st. Louis, 81 Pittsburg, 3.
PittsburE, 1Oy 81. Louis, 3.
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Mgnager Man

Manager Marine Baseball Team, The player has a
night 70 keep the bali hid as long as the umpire
allows. and may put the runner cut If he walks OF
the base. runner should keep his eyes open as 70
who has the bail. SPORTING EDITOR
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McBRIDE'S SLIP-UP
BEATS NATIONALS
Red SOx Capture the First
Game by 3 to 2.
DOLLY GRAY TwIRLS FINE BALL

frightened Up I'm Pinches and Fee
BILE Inheid Taps Retire WOuld-be
Trouble Makers-Ray Collins, BOs-
toms Lanky SInbmRn. Keeps Hits
Scattered and Gets Good support.
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Two-bass hits-Dcwney. ShecksTi Stolen bases
Bescher. Evers. Struck out-By Reulhach. 4: by
Casper. / Base on balls-Of Reulhach. g. of
Beebe. I. Umpires-MesSrs Rgler and Ense.
Tine Of gams-l hour and Is minutes Attendance
Il COO
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COLLEGE GAMES.

At Easton. Pa.--Montclair A. c.. ): LAFAYETTE ?
At SIiddlesswn. conn.-a1dds Leagls. 6: Wss.
leyan,
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
TEXAS LEAGUE.

At Columbus-Colunbus. 2; Augusta, l.
At acksonEiile-Savannah, 2; Jacksonville, l.
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Threebase hits-Lanigan, Long Potter, Free
man. Murphy Two-base hit-Stevens. Sacrifice hit
-Philbin. Struck out-By Tommers. J. by Free
man. 2; by Mclaughlin. 1; by Long. /. Bases on
balls-of Tommers. / on Freeman, 1; of Nc
Laughlin l. of Long ; Hit By pitcher-Philbn-
Umpires-Messrs O'ioughlin aud Adams. Time Of
game-2 hours. Attendsnce-l6ooa.
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The Score.

grounds. when he dashed in from deep
center and grabbed Lords savage liner
barely a foot from the ground
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DODGERS SHOWED UNDER.
Giants Knock Three brooklyn Pitch
ers Out of Box.

New York, June 1.-THE Giants cudg-
eled three Brooklyn pitchers in Brooklyn
Dalton. the new Brooklyn Outhelder,
made five hits in FIVE times up. Score:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Boston, 81 Washington, 2.
Philadelphia, - NeYv York, 4
Philadelphia, ~ New York, L.
Cleveland, 81 Chicago, 2.
Chicago, B, Cleveland o.
Detroit, 81 St. Louis, o.
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Answer TO Query.

Sporting Editor The Washington Herald:
Dear Sir: Ia a recent game Of baseball that
PLAYED a runner vas On first and third bases, the
third haseman has the hail, the catcher and pitcher
walked together between home plate and the box,
the runner or third walked Of and touched out
hy the third baseman. The claim was that the ball
was bid. II it had been. long the player kept
the ball IN his gleved hand, would that have any
bearing on the play3 Thanking you il advance FOR
any information that you may be able 70 give re-
main yours very truly. ]. H. sTEINMAN,
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Herald Nine Meets Defeat.

The Falls Church team defeated the
Herald nine yesterday afternoon on the
formers grounds by to 3
The features of the game was the
pitching of Cation and Walters, and the
base running of Sewell Walters struck
out twelve men while Cation famed
eight. Score:
RH.E
Falls Church........ 10 ai5lox-s 2
Herald. ............... 0 0 0 0 2 0 o. 2
Batieries-Cston and Sewell: Walters and Raw.
lmgs
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-29
CHILDRKN SEE FIaHTER DIE I'M RING

ENID Okla. Oct "a prize fighter
11ed In the tenth Memo
go from broken neck The fight persons
nlu6ing
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DETHOlT Oct 2Unabe to bear
Mart Michael Bourke brilliant
ent IN local political and raernal circles
IT Fauis seminary He orsaken
pHne priest - The Roman Catholic church
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sprays, und said Id wass scrambled
der same as colt storech egg. Und
he did nod endorse der. Taft atmin.
istradion from der face ouid.
Also, comes along NIT, Pinchard
Giffot, und says Teddy Won hiss
part of der fightings ad Saratoga.
Of course, he lost der rest of i'd,
but dot part wass holdings but
clinches, vich don'd make much OK
element in der picture films. Und
really der reason he dit nod come
back" as a insufficient wass dot he
only yust hat startet. He aind a oft
brass knuckle SCARED insufficient
like Cummins und dose western fell
lers. In odder workings, Teddy ISIS
going arount in der east meeting all
corners unter der nom-de-batt
of Young LaFollette." BY nod gif-
ing away too much weight he. Won
hiss fairst decision ofer Battling
Oft Quart" Maybe perhaps already
negst time he will attempt for
knockouid.
l guess, Adolf, will put away der
coal oil can und nod right away
stard bonfire nit Teddy. Besites,
later on der knitting might be more
inflammatory. Respegtlessly,
OSCAR.
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JN41IT AVE7f5


into the postoffice funds several millions of dollars
Mualy Every shred of mail handled by the department
costs the country money but the congressman mail does
not cost him anything The congressman mail goes free
in practically unlimited amounts, carried far and
promptly amount of prepaid postage will send the
ordinary mans letter. The congressman appreciates this
delightful graft Immensely. Therefore he sends dead
head mail by the millions of dollars worth to increase
the postal deficit And most of the frankng privilege of
the congressman employed to further his selfish political
IT must lave to pretty pass indeed, when Frank
Il Hitchcock politician OF very practical career himself
suggests check upon the privilege with special stamp
to take the place of the off-hand ranking system.
Doubtless sort of stamp might place restriction
upon the abuse but hardly the pretty thing the Bureau of
Engraving would provide. What is needed is a stamp
expressing its functions plainly and forcby 1t should
not be gaudy but neat and still label the graft the i'm
position it is The Press herewith offers design to the
postmaster general Observe that looks like postage
stamp, but it r-just franked piece of mail might
be paid for, but isn't Run off few of these and
give them to the congressman.
Every time congressman licks of these u S. Dead
headage stamps he will pause to consider what the at
home will think of that kind of postage added to the fam
ally stamp album
Result: 1t would become so rare as to command
premium among phiatests.
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PENC Ill POlN 7 S

It's bet that there will be material for city
commissioners when the commission charter has adopted
A a
trust will not make the pie crust more ubbery than
Spokane returning Chicago
New York all fine m Spokane real comfort
With the Bible still leading the list the sellers there
remains hope for the morals of the country.
candidate
1912 There's still hope for democratic candidate it
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Look Here, PhiLatelists--and Others

If you are a stamp col
lector, sit up and take notice.
A new issue of United States
postage is proposed. The
government considers issu-
ing a special stamp to take
the place of the congress
mans frank, or rubber
stamp signature, on dead
head mail, and the ordinary
printed frank on department
mail.
Enough has been told in
the past about the Thanking
privilege to enable everyone
TO understand that it cuts
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Q Q . . . . . . 90 . . . Q Z
TICKLE HIM AND
, GET ARRESTED Z

. TRENTON. MI, Oct. 90
= Any one who tickles George
. Barber, a Trenton negro, or
. even points finger at him,
. will be arrested an a charge
. of assault and battery.
. Barber Is the "ticklingest"
= negro in Jersey. When Sam
. uel Bunting tickled him in
= Chinese restaurant he jumped
= right through a window, TAX
= ing sash and all. Another
= time when tickled he jumped
. into a seething mortar bed.
. Then again, somebody poked
. in finger at him and he rolled
q off load of hay.
= Barber doesn't care what he
. does when he is tickled. He
. was arrested for breaking the
. window, and the court in
. structed the police depart
. ment to keep him from becom-
. ing a public menace by seeing
= that nobody ever again tickles
. him.
9 . . q . q . q Q q Q . 90
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-29
FAVERSHAM IN "WORLD
AND HIS WIFE,

William Faversham and his com
pany will present Charles Frederic
Nirdlinger's great play, 1.-The
World and His Wife" at the Audi
forum, November 1. When star
ring in "The Squaw Man." Mr.. Fa
versham gave a single perform
ance of this play in Boston and
with such surprising success that
he has chosen it as his initial Of
fering an actor-manager. 1t is a
matter of some surprise that Eche.
garay's plays-intense and stirring
pictures of the contemporary life
about him-should have remained
so long practically unknown to the
English-speaking stage.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-29
Augmented By Freight
TARIFF ON SUGAR
Is Of Advantage to the Sugar Trust and It's
Allies Only
WITH FREE RAY SUGAR
This sugar would you about
CENTS PER POUND LESS
Urge your congressman to INSIST REMOVAL
Of tariff sugar"

This tag is being distributed all the country at
tached to barrels bags and boxes shipped by freight
The little tag and it's manner of distribution proves that
there is hope for u.s. BECAUSE WE ARE FIGHTING
and proves also that The People wide awake the
necessity for every day endeavor in their behalf
Not long since it would have been impossible secure
distribution of such tag.
The railroads would have refused to carry packages
which il was attached. But the railroads have come to
know the truth: that they merely public servants and
that they must really the public if they
tinue as privately owned minis.
Hence they distribute gratis this little messenger of
tfuth-which is, perhaps, bitter pill for some osafe
sound and conservative railroad presidents to swallow.
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BY FRED scHAEEER.

GELIEBTER ADOLF-Id ISIS nit
a headache in my heart dot I re-
ceifed your cruel endOrsings of
Teddy's brant of insurtchency. Ven
Teddy hears dot you hat adoptet
him, he will be tickled to deat-to
kick you back into der Oft Quart
we're you belong, fat interloper.
Yet, by chingo, ven 1 saw in der
New York platform dot der Payne
tariff wass nod der parentage of der
increased cost of lifings, und dot
Ger wisdom of our goot und great
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flambeau to Teddy, l pause on ac-
oound of der match being damp.
Maybe better I see vot my trent
ellison ellison bass to say abouid i'd.
ellison always knows vot Teddy iss
meaning ven he talks so fast dot
der human ele cannod follow der
expression of hiss hants.
So ellison ellison goes to Teddy
und asks by Teddy for why dit he
let der Payne tariff pas quarantine
mitouid a bactericidal test.
Veil, Teddy looked ad elise init
tears In his spegtagles und desc
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vorts he den to him dit say. sk
"Blease, dose knotholes in sdol
tariff blank does nod belong to me
Day only belongs to der blank. 'i,ss
Ah-h-h-h! Dot ISIS der color ofSan-
'odder horse. Mi
Und, dared furder to excuse Nm.
seulf, Teddy sobbed, "Kintly rea1 40
yourseluf my speeches-nod some.
pody else's blatforum.' $50
Yess, let us read dem Ad Sis1
City he damped der tariff NIT faint
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Notice Of Sale of Stock for Delinquent Assessment

Is hereby gvenu tina Is o
Hpoatono
t opposite the of threpe
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The little cayman islands south
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-29

The German kaiser gets his
world news from the London
Times, the Paris Temps, and the
New York Times.
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Please patronize John E. Lyon,
low price plumber Repairing spe-
cialty. Telephone Max. 1926. Divis-
Division and Montgomery. go
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-10-29

o he o. trustee made n of
o tn Of he Columbia In the Of pokn OF
a o d
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oretzidend wass visibility init der
naked eyebrow, l felt mat enough
20 burn Teddy to der stake. Be-,
loss, l am Won of dose prairie pat
RODS or range fed insurtchents vot
yoult nod COMPROMISE before dey
ire exterminatet, und den i'd don'd
matter. Derefore, hate you to call
lot Saratoga platform brogres-
sife. But eff you do, better you
5chmile ven you say i'd
Yet. before blazing der flaming
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-12

Sietoria 9ibiiiom, q. $. & g. u.
Nnfiinft-
Zoo. 802-guero. 8ictoria, 1880 nadm
Nbfabrt-
No 301-guero. Gietoria. $3.50 bonn
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@inter III segas.

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nns bier fhDn arg 8eidJtuerbem t,tad|t.
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Sak es ia balb pprii6er gebt.
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uno Gtslanf, geben bier nid]t an,
gStr fiiblen MIR bas 1lngenaf
Der 2alte, ttid]t ben Srenbentag.
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Gs bilft ber Grnt' i'm nIditen Sabt,
Senm niel Snieften, srpR NIB flein,
8eb'n aud bet bieier &ilte ein.
llnb eff mir redt nph mad]geoadt
SIT aud Der @inter itbpn nollbradt,
@enn nod int Gis ber 0prben fart,
Sid bier idJDn Griibling Dffenbart.
50 iupllem Dor ber &ilte MIR
80 gut es gebt, uns id]iiben bier,
tlnb bdlt 1nan nur ben Magen tuarnt
80 tut Fe nns aud teimen 0arnt.
Was nnS nnt 8eften tupl ertuarntt,
gSufiir Gin ieber Genner iflnarntt,
SO lit, SIR biirft es glauben mir,
Gin 5laidben non alamp gier.
Gs iuarmt nns, benn es gebt tns Slut
ltn6 fiilft bic Noeru uns ppa 1lut,
g8tr fiibleu parnt, trpt Stnrmgebrnas
tlnb lafen ben Spreas aus.
9arnm, Serr @irt, jett sebet mir
GaidJ cine 5iaid) N ant gier"
Damn fiibl' i'd iuarm nnb mpllis if,uu
llnh ipredl' benz SeEas @inter Spbi.