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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18

Knee to Ankle a Mass of Inn
About seven years ago a small
abrasion appeared on my right leg
just above my ankle. 1t irritated me
SO that l began to scratch 1t and 1t
began to spread until my leg from my
ankle to the knee was one solid scale
like a scab. The irritation was always
worse at night and would not allow
me to sleep, or my wife either, and 1t
was completely undermining u
health. / lost fifty pounds in weight
and was almost out of my mind with
pain and chagrin as no matter where
the irritation came, at work; on the
street or in the presence Of company.
| would have to scratch 1t until | had
the blood running down into my shoe.
| simply annot describe my suffer
ing during those seven years. The
pain, modification, loss of sleep, both
to myself and wife is simply indescrib-
able on paper and one has to expe'
rience II to know what it is.
Il tried all kinds of doctors and rem.
edies but | might as we'll have thrown
my money down a sewer. They would
dry up for a little while and I'LL me
with hope only to break out again just
as bad II not worse. I had given up
hope of ever being cured when / was
induced by my wife to give the Cuti-
cura Remedies a trial. After taking
the Cuticura Remedies for a little
while | began to see a change, and
after taking a dozen bottles of Cuti-
cura Resolvent, In conjunction with
the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint-
ment, the trouble had entirely disap-
peared and my leg was as fine as the
day | was horn. Now after a lapse Of
six months with no signs of a recur-
renee feel perfectly safe in extend.
ing to you my heartfelt thanks for the
good the Cuticura Remedies have dones
for me. I shall always recommend
them to my friends. W.. HI. White,
312 e. Cabot ST., Philadelphia. Pa,
Feb. 4 and Apr. 10. 1909"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18
peniaI.
80 the washlngtor star.

From the Washington Star.
Il wish 10 deny said a Cincinnati
editor, that Mr. Taft, when he was
Law reporter or Eay paper once prac-
Siced deception on q train crew.
The story goes that Mr.. Taft had
been studying a case in Someryille.
and found he couldn't get back to the
office thar night unless he managed
20 stop M through express. So he
wired 10 headquarters.
VIII you stop the through express
AZ SomerviIle to take on large party
The answer came back, Yes
The express duly stopped at Somer-
vile the young law reporter got aboard
with hts copy, and the conductor said
Where's that large party / was to
take on
FEn him. was the grinding answer.
And that's the story" the editor
concluded. which / desire to deny in
toto"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18
SAVING the Situation.

From the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
DIR. Hilary Little Laycock, of Wheel
ING, at the recent diocesan convention
ton.
1T was. perhaps, unintelligible, like
the Wheeling mans prayer
This q praying In meeting for a
brother who lay very III. cried:
20 Lord, restore unto us our broth
er. II 1t does not interfere with thy
perquisites.
The situation was saved BY a dea-
con. who shouted:
"'Halielujah. the Lord knows what
he
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18
est, Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.

MIS-. AUGUSTA fESPEhMANNs lie FOR.
est Wisconsin.
Another Operation Avoided.
New Orleans, La--'For years / suf-
fered from severe female troubles.
Finally l was confined to my bed and
the doctor said an operation was neces-
sary. / gave Lydia Z. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound a trial first, and
was saved from an operation Mrs.
LILY PEYRoUx, I'LL Kerlerec St, New
Orleans, La.
Thirty years OF unparalleled success
confirms the power Of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound TO cure
female diseases. The great volume of
unsolicited testimony constantly pour
Ing in proves c~onclusively that Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
q remarkable remedy for those dis
tresSing feminine ills from which so
many women suffer.
If You want special advice about
your case write to Mrs. Pinkham.
at Lynn, Mass. Her advice lis
free, and always helpful.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18
He Spouts No More.

Mrs. French Vanderbilt praised at a
tea given by Mrs. Cavendish Bentinck
on the Mauretania the diplomacy of the
German kaiser.
He has learned" said Mrs. French
Vanderbilt, the advantage of reserve.
The schoolboy's description OF him has
now lost it's point.
"A teacher said:
Timothy Hopkins, how is, Ger
many governed?
BY a kaiser, ma'am.'
And What is a kaiser, timothy
ga kaiser is a stream o. hot water
spoutin' up and d%isturbin' the earth
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18
SAVED
FROM FIR AN
OPERATION
ByLydiaE E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

De Forest, Wis.,
After an opera
ton four years ago
/ had pains down
ward in both sides,
backache, and a
The doc
wanted me TO
have another opera
Itook Lydia K.
Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound and
| am entirely cured
of NV frOublou -
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18

When tho editor or a magazine can
not make anything out OF a poem, the
author is not likely to get very ricD
from the proceeds.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18

when Rabbers isecoSne Necessary
And your shoes pinch. shake into your
shoes Aliens Foot-Ease. the antiseptic
powder for the feet. Cures tired. aching
feet and takes the sting out of Corns and
Bunions. Always use II for Breaking In
New shoes o for dancing parties. Sold
everywhere zbc. Sample mailed FREE.
Address. Allen 3. Oimsted. lie Roy. N. !.
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when Rasber. isecome Necessary

A man without a vice is usually short
OF some Of the other humanities.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18

II takes less Christian grace to for
give a big enemy than a little one,
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-02-18
EAR-HEAD

Head Bookkeeper MIS-. he Reliable.
The chief bookkeeper in a large bush
ness house In one of our great West
ern cities speaks Of the harm coffee
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7.
DErrOrr. Nug .tienrg~ Mullins SPLEEN
did ~ hing and The ~rsppv support ~ HE
team mates 'omhinc'i 10 blank the Yankees
IN the s",nnd game uf tho series With the
TiScrs ps,ruit was m possession of the
contest al the lose Of the frst inning. dur
ing which u hi. = Wild pitch. q sacrifice hit
and n, permitted Dayy Jons, to round
the Cirvui
Four scattered hits. only on~ ~ which was
clean. we're all StallnRs- men were able TO
gather IN Mullins fingrug az the seven
HilltopI"-~ who r~a'h"i rr~i onlv two got
"a far Second and none reached third.
u Jones' singled IN the first. took second
on wiId pitch. N"n' 20 bird on Tom Jones =
sacrIiiCc and ~"orrd on 'obh- long ny to
Hcmpnnl schmidt the 4 rSt man up in the
ffih. knpckei a homo rIn over tree's head
aU,l Mullin followed With a double. paVy
jones sacrificed and Cohhs sprint TO nrst
cav" him a hi' ~ hl~ smash 70 I.aporte and
Iermu'-i Mullb to tally chase made q
wonderful stop ~ traNtord'- hit h~' waep
fr-l and second In the SIXTH, but threw Mild
and sam N"ht To- -'Sond lie stole after
MUrIariS famed and Bush'- -ingle brought
HIM ~
The Iiger run. scored IN tho eighth came
after 4 Dhh -tTPtgh he'd a ht' tO Austin and - ole
-, und traWfurd'- "a rInce put him on
thITd aud De- = or-d when Noriar'y singled
to left he sore
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coon BREEzE ar TBE START,
nut Gra,esend Hay Yachts Find the Nind
Doesn't Hold Up.

In n breeze that caused the smaller craft
to tie In double reefs ~ the start hut which
petered ont long heforc the se-ond round
was sailed the boats enrolled In the Yacht
Racing Association oI traye-end Ray
sailed their sixth champion race yesier-
day The regatta was managed by the
Benzonhur-t Yacht club and In addition to
scoring championship points IN" ya"ht>
raced for cups offered by ELECTROMAGNETIC
samuel Cochrans. owner of Eronel " inner
of the recent power boat race to bermuda
II was the first appearance on the lower
hay of opal. the property Of ! = Morgan
Jr The craft H. one of the Jewel = boats
built las; year for the ysrhtsnsn oi the
Glen Cove district NJ Long Island Sound
She Was brought down Ia GraNesend Ray
To tune up for the Linton cup races for =
boats that are to he one nf the features -.
the annual race week Of the Atlantic Yacht
club later In the month opal Was sailed
by Bruno Turnron. designer of The raft
In the race yesterday opal finished
third IN a feet Of Ave The winner NJ the
division was Blue Bill. ably handled by
n Moore. The course gave the yachts
reach on the port tack from the starting
line to a mark on Ben>onhursi. a stin hear
to Fort Hamilton, run - Sea cate and
Opal Was two minutes late a. the start
she was Neil M with the leaders NJ the end
Were Hue Nil I6S y Hlice. ,osss Opal
~ u. VI \ ,. iOIn5. and Bensonhurst.
O4l
AhCe fouled the Fort Hamilton Wark
and Withdrew IN the second round Down
the Wind Opal lost her advantage. Rs she
did not have spinnHker u would have
made little difference. however, 49, the
cran vac disqualified Tor having too many
In her crew
Had the strong west breeze held through
out tho regatta would have been one Of the
best sailed on GrsVe~eud Hay this year
The drifting match at the end spoiled The
sport and kept the regatta committee
made up Of George I. Reston. chairman
George Waters and Louis = Wonder, at
the hniah line until late hour. I'll. win
ners In the other divisions we're Gray
Jacket in the y class Merry Widow among
the knockAboutE the dInzy. Aries joy
IN the first and Careless ia the second diYi-
sion Of the handicap class The last two
boats won on both corrected and actual
time. The summary
sLnoPa. cI..saS sTART. an5 corRaE 10, MILEa
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BrtghtMaters Regatta.

The following motor boat men have
entered their Yachts for the BriEhtOater-
AssoC iAtion regatta TO he held ne " SATURDAY.
e kittis. G. u Horton. =. ". tummin
" " Robbins. Freeman Hul-e " \
Tucker, Rav +. rarde~ Wolcot Me-arole
\ Schvab. Henry Oakley. william n
" olley and ? ! MAus~r Five boats with
speed exceeding twenty miles an hour are
expected 20 start and two prizes are offered
for that class
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ToiAis a. IS - - . Totals II a. -
Philadelphia % - % . ~ - q y -
- Louis % 10 10 - y q \
rum -PhuAirlphls Lord COLIN. :: Da,s ?
MuTNhy ~ lpuis N~NI-rn E-ggs SrhWcitf-r
Two base hits hNr .f~- NI-Eh' Three hAse
tits .Oliri1C NSNuAr >As.iusc hl's ord
Rascr llOupl" NAV hinsela IrrIrsdAs ana
newman stolen HA>~s TrI->!AIr Collins ,
DAyi, rirst base bAIl, on kiaseta g. on
Morgan Nt-4rr n.l Ny Ai1>riiA. L ~ Nor
gan. 81 ~ base - LOUIS phfladsI phia
Umpire In chief iva ~ A Iuipire toH
NoUc- Time tours Ant minutes.
CLEN bland. 5 BOSTON = T. . FIRST GAM
CLTvTtASp Nug = The Red >os and the
Cles~lauus splif do.IIc header to day The
secold hn"s'I d'in agd tAc speed Boys came
nome The score
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IoTlTs ~ = = u J
'llA'.cu 'nr I'rO-s In the rlgNth inning
'Nrnstr,hlo out for interference
pitt>uutg . 10
DOs % n. =
gulns pitt>p4rg r. nc. I, L~a-h 'laTAe =.
Wagner Nrk tnlc. White no~'ou Collins
Nissl TNo ls>r rits clarke :. MILE ShrAn
~ rur Three base hits ClArsr Leah Honr
ruu Miller sacrifice iy. ieArh Sasrth~e hits
white RN rne Double play Shean. NhbAurc ho
AMI SWc"nrS HrrSog arr ~wrcrr;.. Nrkerhnle
Wagner and Iynn LETT On bases Po.'on I:
IHt'Shurg. 5 firSi ha>r balls OF curtis
81 Whltr : ~ FTork :. >trgrA out By curtis
! by FrOvk. !. ny White. : hy BurAr /. Umpire
IN thief Iugler Field umpire Er.lic. Time
hour and 81 minute.
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10 Nssf.rE I-st gau- r~afing I. Ian
caster ~'ruud game '.1rrss'sr n~adn-
50 tur- N0rH TH'ufpu
- Hsr'NHrHrr ulrTi>Hurg e. Altoona
~. lI luf-IrH. q wilma ~ port o fphna town
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EASTERN ~ tGtE.

rEHsTT 'trI e. roFONrp EIEsr sANE
jersey city cleaned up against Toronto ycstrr
la afternoon with double S /. tor The visitors
TOT or IN n ing star with i've runs In tns opeu
NJ nning Of the maj contest but the Irr~ss IN IN
we're strong nuishers. making ~arf Of their ,iL
its count for run. The ssor~s
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Other Baseball Game. Ye.,erda,


7 Defenders n0oOOo q o % S
NAVAL Ncad an class OOi OOl 4 o
BAttrrie> StAliings and q Jacobs. Jacobs
and S'AllingS. NcRsAvey and TurnAse
WEsTNuop
Nsuier 49,. iOl II y
NestW ~ VI 4 ! q n q q S 7
batteries Raunga-ten and Herman. Morgan
and Hollenbrck
At NoSTCAtR.
n 900 n q q n n n q n l.
FngleUooi jOOO 90 900 % II \
Batteries Kane and Whinerp: Benson and
TterucT
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Rated for Corel In the ninth inninE
Toronto y n n u =
jersey cay q q o 5
Runs Toronto Vaughn. Mullen Mcdonald
Jcr>sl city HAnford. HAnnifsn. Dciniugrr ~
stein. lsuond llrs' base or error Toronto
l.sft on hasrs Toronto 10. JerSry tTty. 4 Flr~i
base balls on MAnser. OF NcGinley . OF
COREY. struck out By MAnsrr : bS Nr,tu
H., s. bS torr) ! Three bAss hits Hsnford
Walsh shaw Two base hits o HArA. HAnfOrd
Lrmond - rince hit Johnson SArnncr flies
SlAt'ery Walsh stolen bass VAUGHN O'Hara
MSporA!d, . tiupstrrk VT bJ pltEer rs
MAu>~r Nc Ali,terl VIA pi:~t NAn~rr I'm
rirr tn chief byron iioid umpire Boy Time
hour snd 5 minutes
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New England League.

At Lovell-Ftrst game Lowell. ! Lawrence
d Second gAme Lowell. a. Lawrence.
NJ HANeThill-Fir>t game New Bed ford. :
HaNerhill. u
~ Lynn First game Lynn. g. Brock ton o
Second game Lynn. Z Brock ton. ,
Vt MOTcesteT. " orce~teT. 4. Fail River :.
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Nuns HosI1f NtaIT. WAF0fT CIeVelAnd-
Turner. ~toNal. traney lAIOie. Miles TWo hAss
hl's Gardner. EasieTN Three base hit StAhI
Si'c, Nacrin,r nit Ia ole Easterly. SacrIIrt
~ Gardner stolen bases GrAnry EASierly
hit oy pitcher ~ " ooi Turner NilcsI first
ba>c on errors cleveland. Left On bss~s.
Boston. 4 tlvN Gland. Ntruck out rs Noa-t 4
rs Mitchell. Double play Rail. Ia ioie ana
StoNah " ia pIichcs ooi r1fire IN CHEZ
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Nr' Hr" ""u.pn. =. 'trftAnnoEa
"a tr'"'n. ~. fW .'0rs. Nn0tyorI
.' IHH.~ N0n''' & birmingham.
.. NH.'.H' t.fsi gArr N'pnfa Na.E
ITO N@rH11 game Atlanta s NAsHviIEs 1
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no, HEsTpH

Totals - - :
IA ted 70 anderson In ne niufu inning
''BAttsf for ~ANidxc To- the ninth Inning
Baitrt for Ngier In 'hr scH ~nth inning
'Gc'tuan out hii hy ba'ted hal
Hoghrstsr ~ ~ ~ n n 81.
NeNafA ~ e.
Runs 20. boz. To- TDOe' D~lorr spencer
Newark IN norman. Kelly. Gcf;fnAn ioud~n.
Mes stolen bases Batch ErI. ~arrinr.
ri's haLh Ganisj Two ha,r hits Tooley
spencer HlAi- Ns,cr.. Three ba>s hii Gstt
Sa,iagr. NSr,.c' or - N,tInnity b,
ANtdge lIrst base on error TO ~. ter Left
on hases HO~hessr. NswarA nplre In
rhiei Iluurran Iish umpire hcll, Time
! hour and ~ minute.
FHpNIDzNCI T'RsrGAMF
montreal n ~ - n - O
Troldsnre . o n u - n !
Ha'tsries As-fs G. ionr, ana Hardy stSele
sErpSp GAMI
Nonte,l % o
Pm ih~n~e q y o Z
iia;'e-is' Dubur ahf Hard IA,-rds, ana
~ .~r-fp
~ HNtTta0H
BursIr ~ n ~ n n o q \ 4
ffH 'fiFIOrg IA -
iH''e'iss fsseor uanL and - o,ds s,hrutdt
and THr
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IofAN - 4 - IN
'I1a''-i 'cr ,usr- N the eighth Inning
New Nofk o q
Detroit % ~
huns ',-'r,E u Iorr. cobb crawford
Schriir NuIun. Two ha,- MT N.uln Home
run y l-iIi ~HT'frrc tits IIc'rnAnty n
Jones tr4v tort ~aF-irr~ =, Cobb stolen
bases cobb. NrriArty lEav'Ord Knight
Tirsi bAsr on balls ~ Mulin s. - Manning :
Firsi ha>~ n err, = Nrl-gi' Ir'' hases
i,~iroit O. N~V 'Crs . NirurE out ~ " lin
b. Manning ioubI~ 9ab 7 Zones nm
assisted " M pitch Manning mDt-r ig yllcf
TEan I'rd ~ uir" D11uchuH Time hour
and - Minutes
NJ iorIs. AVg IN. IAdc phiA won from ~
isOuis 20 iAy Boz the eleventh lrG!ng Lln~ruA
pi'r0-i 'a'riN -pN! rAI unit 'ne deciding round
Wh"1 u.InN nrN' ol' "a InJr.t h.' The daring
% me pIAF ulsFf'rt ne Browns re- -ul' pAl ~
? rec ana IA,., walked IollnS AMI Davis
wOtgct aHoublr ~tra Nurpny singled % lrntrc
sroring to.Nn~ aut Davis Murphy vent 30 third
% Walsrc FOR an o.' atrr,' arf MURPHY scored
/ Heg
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Runs chicago Collins. Washing ton MI
nier hioerfeld. McBride y. Conroy Two base
Reisiing Lelder. Parent, stolen bases Milan.
Leidrr, :. poughsry Struck by Relslng.
;. nv Olmsted. First base on hAlls-O dim
sted Double play TAnnehil. Zeder AID Col
nns left On base aShing ton. J chicago. 4.
W. ~ pitcher NJ olmsted Mcnride' Passed
ball-Henv Umpire la chief Dineen. Tield
umpire Hernc Time hour and 10 minutes
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ituns 9osPn Hooper, :. Gardner /: wagner.
tafHgAn 'leN Gland SLo,All. Graney RENTS.
'peaker, Mics sacrifice hits Lewis. Cicoite.
.Alor. CArrigAn, Birmingham stolen bases
on Ilcotte, on FanNeII. Hit by pitcher
~ tanNeil tCarrgAn FtrSt hAse on erroFs
thNriAnd Left on bases Boston. q, CbeNe
and. I. struck out. ~ ,'irotir :: rs Ilnk, .
double plAy CsTrgAn and Gardner Passed
bslis Benis. GaTrigAn. Wild pitrhFs FAnHell 1.
'icotte. mpir- In chief Connolly Field um
pure -herin Time ! hour and 50 minutes
WAsHISorOS. 5. CHICAGO "a L..i
CHtC A1o Aug NAShngt ton had 10 trouble
W defeating the " hite SoE " day Three hits
and heSe on balls gave the Sena tors tao runs
IN me nfih inning, and two errors and two hits
neited them three more In the ninth The snore:
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EEsEr CRY =: TORONTO 5
Totals n ~ ~
Iut vhen winning run vas made
4 for CAmnitg Ia eighth inning

Totals n sD u
'One out Vhen winning run vas made
'Baited for CAmnitS Ia eighth inning
Toronto ~ q o n S
Jersey City. q q q 4
Runs Toronto Mullen. Slatiery. Mcdonald
FtzpatriCk. Vaughn Jersey city DeininEcr
on errors Jersey CITY. = Toronto. Lett on
hass> JcrSsy CITY. = Toronto Iir,t base on
balls or Nrv ton : on anulE struck out
Esmond Three ba,- hit Mullen Two ba~~
hit shaw. ~ACrinCc MT Ab-triu stolen bases
'bstclu. ~haV. Me ponAd Vaughn Hit bs
pitcher NcHion ~ mond NId pitch New
ton Umpire IN chief bDte Field umpire
Hl ron Time hours and 20 ruut~,
SEUAEE . RoCHEsTER g
Timely hitting by GCf'frAn sni Meyers o. fo-
tho Indians aganst TO he ,tcr a. NewArs y~,t-T
fa'. Mctinn,t. 10 hci sril r., OF tu NE 70 nth
Inning. when f.r~' doYHc- and tVo singles
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t.friunAt. q q T. I
NrruA .. on q q =
'..n. 'gr~rrs' huUn'sr' Nrsn,Iyu Wheat
- olson l,puuN i.TN. Ia % sTror> Gu
"tnr a.. hlpr.Au LCli ON bases Cnrin
ma. . ',rrus,.u. I'D I.T>t hasr con baii> uT
itp.H|.. t uf ltsrgv- N'rU,En.I IN puaau. I
30. lslfgrr. TWU tayc ~ paV f>nn Ssr-i
n.r MT. Mt 20. NrMilsn. smith l'prule
p'Hr. I~Ntl.Au van ami Uphttsrt smith
ligrurrI .rG I'aubc.t pArgcr HIun,rl aud
l'arbS~' ryirr TO- thirt lpru~touS FrsId
urp'r' Iasuu Tmr hour and - nlinute>
FHu NUFIrHtN * -. o. 'HpAoo ~ -.
''HILsrttFHIN Nug overall waS Hat.cd
nut ~ fhr box n the 0T~t inning 70 day aud Nc
'rtir'. Nnu eedrd him. NA> not much ~ an
ir1aro, eEf~nt thr phiihrs winning caS'N NuTrn
va, a|w Is master of the Guh> Inc s-t,-r
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TIUN hITagO NhrC ahFd- TUNrT TfTTAIfT
pha ritu>. Rates > Mage Walsh IIGeTl>.
NuuiHn. Noren fi-s' haNe Oh error philAtei
ph.N. eft on ba>cs Philadelphia. S. chicago.
% ir>t hase ou balls ~ overall. oT Noren.
{. of Nclnur, struck out ny Noren. y. hy
Nrintrc. I Three base hits Iuderus. Rate-
Two ha>r hits Nats>. l,oolan. Tinker SacrnCe
hits walsh, MAGE Grant Stolen bases Bates
ncolAE. HIT by pitcher ny Mclnurr Moran B
Umpire IN chief O'Day fteld umpire Brennan
rirr hour and ~ minutes
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tosroN. Aug The Doves made twelve hits
~ White but could ony >rore tgt'C. while Ifi,>
burg S-oret ten runs on AAtetn hits made on
three Bo,ton pitchers. There we're many Gl>
hF
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Western I,eaEue


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USUAL RESULT IN DETROIT
~ rms DEFET HIGHLIND-
rms iRE SHtT or.
Fourth Consecutive setback "f the Meek
Tor New Workers Athletlrs and
Ms>hinRto ns Win. white the Bo>tons
SplU ENrn Win the tteN Glands.

The Hirhlanirrs A. usual Lost m Detroit
Ne>'er,i1y Ihry were shut out. their
fourth straight ~etbnrk ~ m" week on 'he
road rhsy have won only on. game VA
Detroit t'i- ,rSr and ar" not Tar removed
from lnuTrh place The Nh,etic- over
"ainc the browns IN an eleven inning game.
vhllr the Bo~' ouS lost and " on in tleyeland
Washington ouiplayri Jhs White Soy.
Tl.
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The city OF Ogden tab. has purchased So
horse nowet Stoddsrd dayton car With ebert
cal tank and hose equipment for It's me- drpH''
mont -~peAted experiments having shown ira
reliable automobile with proper equinwer' Is
see 20 reach nre~ and brgin Worf before ne
regular depar irneTt gets there statistics con
uiled hy the DEPARTMENT show thai the Sto,idarc
Dayton has he~n the means OF eNtnguishing
many rres without the assistance o! the regular
department
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score IN out adv an'~d Lennon and Smil h !
and barger's hit forwarded Lennon to the
piAie
The score
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Game. scheduled for To-day

AMERICAN LEAorI
New Nofk N Detroit. Phiiadeipbta IN st Louis
Washington In chicago.
EASTERN LkAoCV
Toronto IN Newark Buffalo In jersey city
Rochester IN Providence
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Detroit. ): New lork, a.
PhnaIIe iphIa. ~; ~. I.ouiS. n.
cleveland. 3: BOSTON. = FIRST game.
BOSTON. %: Cleveland, Z second game.
" ashinSton, .: CHICAGO, ..
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~ sew RrtAin- -NeN Haven. 5. New Britain \
~ Sprngnstd First game WAerbuYy. !
JpringnC.d Second game Springreld 4
Waterbury.
At BrdGeport bridgeport = Hartford
NJ Northampton First game Hoiyoke. S
Northampton. second game NorthAnl ton. 5
HOlKoke =
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NontcaI n n ~ ~ n . r
Pm id~n~e u ~ o
'ia'frriss UIbur ard Hard I.af erSsr And
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~ Columbia Columbia :. Macon. q
A. savannah Jack ~onVille. O. savannah
A. Columbus INT game Columbus. Al,
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~ ~ Paul oluuhu> 5. 81 Paul
A. Milwaukee MilwAukee. =. Indians polls. !
A. Mlnnfa polis-F first Ninnea polls.
roiedo o second game MinneGpo S
Tolcio 4
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south Atlantic I.easus

~ GreenN GOD GreenNood NicSsburg
A. HatJssburg MeTidian. a HattieNbuTE 5
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NAsHtNorOS. s. CRiCAoo - l..

Rated for Mclean In the eighth inning
Washington ....... q o q q s
chicago q q o q o q %
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The Interesting announcement l. ~ AIDE by the
American Locomotive Company that new node
motor vrrIcs Of I've tons capacity Is IN he added
- me Nico line Tho three ton AlCo truck which
has proven thoroughly satisfactory n lsrFe
press companies aud Others and i noV eaten
siNcly IN NSr In ScN Norh and ctseN here viii
continue 30 be made The ry~ ton trucks are
ekprrtci to he ready for delivery IN few months.
The fil 1911 Moo iinr win W. announ ced shortly