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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

XIEUUUIIS GIJIxyx III JIMMIE
Qeoweelo AwaajNo = - teoP poopoo
Ar "a oeeolNe eeeeo)ey, ~.
esssy END pMysJeaely.
rrasce y pasu1ng throusA what nay
- called a alcoholic crio1a. Many q
hsr public nsn declare tAas ~ 4 u
~ grasp oi much oors 1rsa1s6 To-
than ordinary alcchel-that ssbtis ~
SLOW but sure poison
This great rspublie b awaksa1ag -
~ fact that Der psopls are - To
usciiss, morally. nsatally sn1 ~.
sically, and The nomsstous suestioa
q sbsintheism y 90 vital 90 lssue
that noted Preach doctors HE Bros.
ardel. Huchard and Motel u The
Academic De Medicine are using their
united efforts TO arouse all Frsnchmss
70 the dangerous pttfall that b u
their door.
Heretofore the wine-drinking coun-
tries. such % Italy. Spain and France.
have hardly understood the word
Drunkenness. Il was . condition rare.
" met with either In the workman Or
N the upper class. In any Of thess
Countries II an inebriated psrson tot
tered along the street BE was hailed
With derision. booted at By the small
boy and was . target for the jeers and
hisses Of every passsrby: but this
feeling against the man Who has
taken too much" has changed with
- tAs last tss ysars n Frsncs.
The people o. the other Countries
stu keep TO their custom Of drinking
only the satsral Hight winss q thslr
country. and they remain sober. Indus
trious ana iaw-absding. but 10 france
ne gradual intreductioa q spirits has
brought into exiseence generatSpa
possessing lower mentality. . les 70
east physious and alSsd with uEsous1
Hsacap'es.
Francs Y facing BIG problem. Tho
teinking Frenchmsn al are using
thsir united strength and brain 70
cAsck this evil. the sorry eoass-
eusnces o. which are % manifest 70
DAY. The whole beautiful country Of
France y In the thross Of The grsss
plague. A greater adversary than
even iNapoleon bad to aght against 10
IN Der citiss. With powerful alltss In
u towne ase TIE coanerysies. Napo-
leea y eessraIly accreditsd With rob
tins Fsance q hef most sealwart nsn.
tens leaving 70 bic wake ooly The
9sakss. ane The savants BOW claim
tat alcoholic ertnks. The most Tor.
nteaeSe Of wAica y ahsintAs. are the
sanss Tor ~ dsgsnssattoa q to-day.
= ~ min1s y ~ majority n ~.
rspsans ~ army an1 navy ars The
lecsooas o. every country. and thsrs
nnaeA reason % this coaclssion. U
IN . more sn'igAtses1 era. whsn .
Suejyss.ei esecs eoeisssncs will ct.
tieeet mtefnatsonai disputes. the cous-
vt1ss q EUROPE must protect them.
selves VIII stroae army q stalwart
/ ooo- u - ID The French army that
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17
ftoelce.

II you srs nat . subseslhsr to The
essv but sscsivs Sample copy o. two
do mot In afraid u rc~iving , Gili Us
ssswe. THIS y Wsss u usss ways " 90
vss,lslng. Taks the IApss sud Essd u
ss.A II yOu liks Il sutncstls tDs u, " n's
hand Il Ia your ,,etgbns, may b. be
will lIke u.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

~Circuiatioaf asked the solicitor.
.Our magazine has one hundred and
enc thousand claimed nd actual sub
scs1hsrs.'
.Why 20 you say claimed and oct.
ual?" asked the friend.
well. ! doat mind telling you con.
oAsatially that the hundred thousand
y claimed and The one thousand h
actual"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

4 tasty dessert vas Invented b. .
brookiyn housewife the other 6ay.
ehssbst glasses we're al,sd with appls
ssucs--ths red kind thai y cooked No
% h b msAo0sny coios--a littis nest
was msls ID ths center sn1 this was
alls1 9th whipps1 cream and sround
The cream there we're scattered onsly
ntuesd auts. This apple sauce 0ay
~ tspt h saas Tor a.. ia1sastts tloe.
and 10 aiways Useful. either - IN %.
csmpsslmsst' for The meat eosrss. %
tOs dessert. sle
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

psssesely eesNk.
- - psefsctly frank With you.
! never con rightly 80
Why. whom you've an unpleasant thing
10 ~.
ysu are '.psrssctiy frank" with me-
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-06-17

40 the bsatea yolks Of four sggs
aad oss cupssl q white sugar 10 I've
evpsSis ~ puapkia that has essn
stswsd sn1 PIT through . .colasdss.
WIN this nis euert q 0ilk. oss
lsaapoeofsl u cianamoa. 0aee and
swtnsg miss1. aa1 The whites Il The
cg0s hsatss stia.
Lise Q esp ~ plats vtsA . ese1
paste, eua slashee b d heso eaA thsrs.
seir ths pHmpkts essear1 veil ero0
shs 10 ten as1 PVT Il tste he Dastry.
nake v . sesaly oveo.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-15
lspaelal u re 0aa Alazkaal

AFLLN b C. Ss7- I5-PaL spaey
a EeG sE0Ea lz.ler us Spruoe l'zea8
mst WIN very Ra-lal 1eeds1- yes
gerday Wake EE,lg aoms, 0le o.
L1e Whesls lE -ae -s s-uck rg K
az the t1os ol a 1I -2VoEas aaa
ouc ou5o Ae roal z= sEueS Oh hls
hands aad 1aes a15 as e e0asegflel-e
bis uose was aVkea, AS lass and
hands bally keeTazed ana Ae Ceee--
cd mans p454f1l 1Gl mz-uE scllsss.
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-15

NJ Ba-ry ls- ua-e %. -Ae a,-s-a
VAS aksa -a ae Nh--e Pass Et2sa--
al Eugs,..g s1e-Ias ,COU an a--aEA 3
1E Appendicitis 5e IS uuCA lmpeog-
co ,oday ana L r1e upEoyeueaS son
t.uues. Dr. Gablg l1-ass -aal 4a 1Ber-
sEgu alII De uuue. 5ssaEy
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-15

lsy AiasSa NzaS 5-rsag}
CHICAGO Sael I5-A heavy Fele
IS 1eazs p1Led Ll-oush1-- -1-s sz57
.lay ar s1a gEll-y s.sc-z21s
TaFe rase ezs1 a 1zu5er o. -0zs
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-15

Ega u4ka aJ mistake Naea y2a
sa lElars slll lae American r-tt
ars Geo. AoaL
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-15

lsy RlzsSa S=aa s-rsz1l
SEATTLE SegE --lEs-a sh= -
arms aus- sG b EcE rae v1Is
The daily Alaskan., 1910-09-15
MONT. REPUBLICANS PROGRESSIVE

sIssorLA Noa- spz 15z 1ae eayeles IN rs Ey uaz
g-,5a, = -o1re1s5gn zaRa zes5ve 7a-51rua aoglsd
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

The insurgents have finally gained the
upper hand in Nicaragua, after two years
Of warfare. The capital, Managua, fell
into the hands OF the Estradists Monday,
after they bad won decisive battle near
Grenada. Gen. kivas, one OF the govern
ment leaders, was killed while his troops
we're trying to retake ground lost. Presi-
dent Madriz, who succeeded Zelaya as
head of the government on the latter's
abdicatiou, and his generals, Irias and
Toledo, with their families, have fed the
country. Considerable disorder prevails.
The Madriz forces have abandoned Blue
fields bluff which they had held several
months. Estrada will doubtless be ehos-
en- president now. He led the rebellion
against Zelaya and was making rapid
progress until that chief incurred the dis
pleasure Of the United States for his
wanton execution OF two Americans,
Grcce and Cannon, taken prisoners.
Then Zelaya fed, and Madriz, more
moderate man, rallied his forces and
turned the tide until Estrada was pushed
close to the eastern coast. Then the lat
ter gained until finally he was able to
press through to the capital. While the
United States has remained neutral, what
favor 1t could extend has gone to Estrada.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
PonuIa,Ion q FIneen Dc cI.Ies.

The population Of l5 lsrge cities as
shown by the new census is given out 81
follows:-St. Louis, 6s7, ,029; Pittsburg,
53s. .e05; Detroit, 1875; Milwaukee,
37s,s57; CINCINNATI, S6i, ,i63i Newark,
l7,469; Washington, 33i, ,069; Jersey
CITY, 267.77e Kansas City, 24s,3s1; In
dianapolis, 233, $50; Providence, 224, 1926
St. Paul, 214,744; Columbus, l,5isi
Atlanta, 154, ,S39; Syracuse, i37,2i9. All
Of these cities showed handsome gains
over 1890. Detroit gained most in mum
bers. $50, 062, largely owing 10 the great
development Of the automobile industry
there. Atlanta showed the greatest per
cent gain, 72.3. The indications are that
the East has gained as much as the West,
and that the center Of population viii re-
main near Columbus, Ind.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
Electric Light DevelOpments.

Acting under their instructions given
at the last special village meeting, the
electric light committee have secured the
services OF an expert, Mr.. Frank Collins,
manager and principal owner q the Mas
coma Electric Co. Of Lebanon, y. H.s
who came yesterday He viii make 3
thorough Investigation OF the situation
that conironts Randolph and fle his re-
port and recommendations before the ad-
journed meeting Sept. z. Mr. Collins
company furnishes light and power for
Lebanon, West Lebanon, Hanover and
Meriden, n. H, and White River June
ton and Wilder, Vt. He will devote at
tention to all phases Of the question here,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

That q clean, nice, fragrant compound
like Bucklenis Arnica salvs will instantly
relieve . bad burn, cut, scaid, wound or
piles, stsggers skeptios. But great cures
prove it's wonderful healer q the worst
sores, ulcers, boils, ieions, eczema, skin
eruptions,. ss also ehapped hands,
spraina ap6 cons. Try Il. 25c.
v. A. Grant, Randolph.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25
c,o..ss cbsooel With Two.

John B. Moissant, an American, started
on a flight from Paris to London BY
Bleriot aeroplane last week. He got sale
ly across the Channel, taking a machin-
ist With him, being the first two-pas-
senger voyage over. Then he hsd trouble
with bis machine and ct last report had
NOT reached London.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

Mayor Gaynor is progressing 90 favora-
bly toward recovery that the doctors n
attendance will retire 10 q few days. BE
is able to walk about the room, and VIII
shortly leave for some country place to
fully recuperate-
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

Aged Emperor Celebrates Birthday.
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
Hungary celebrsted bis s0th birthday an
niversary Aug. Is. BE Il the Oldest Of
European monarchs.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-08-25

The Pleasure and Physical
Benefit TO be Derived
From the Bath

Are measured by the accessories al
hand. Grants Drug Store makes
toilet and bath soaps a speciality by
carrying only those of the best man
ufacture. Soap should not only
be cleansing but soothing and nour-
iShing in its effect on the skin
Bath brushes and rubber SpongeS
are surface invigOratorS.
Bath powders soften the water
and sea salt gives a tonic effect
something ike a plunge in the
ocean.
Bath thermometers, cloths, tow
els, spongeS, toilet wafer, talcum
powders, face creamS-all bath and
toilet needs anticipated at
GRANTS DRUG STORE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
BALDWIN, DISQI ILIrIED.
Rsfsree Give, Fight To CrO.s IN Eighth
nound on \ F6hl.

The hght hetvesfA Maf,y BALDWIN. the
Boston lightweight. and Leach truss the
kas' Side dentist. schaialef 20 20 zen
rounds a. the National sporting club IN
West Forty-fourth stree. last night came
10 = sudden ed Nv me ntidle NJ tho eighth
round. when Referee Joe He-, disqualified
BALDWIN tor ioul.ag AMI gave tue dght 10
ross
the Spectators. wan FLIED every corn rr
u mo house. ven dumfoundel a. the
dect~iOn and we're asking one another
where the loul Uurie in Cross friends
Who outnumbersd me Boston hoy's cheeren
the de- islOn. white BALDWIN irend- nut
40 4 big howl and ~ armed around las liug
calling the referee nanes
BALDWIN vent a. ht@ CORNER aud WIS
seconds Jumped into the centre " the ring
They protested. hui Referee Hes wateu
~. hands ~ them According 10 tho
referee BALDWIN huCked tross with hi.
head ia the eighth round after being armed
several iime~ during the fight
The contest vas ono al the best bsfu cen
liEhtu sighi- ever held In the club Prom
me beginning Of the frs round BaidVt
did nearly ell The rushing and pounded
Gross on the rihs ami body with one hand
free haldu IN was very strong and SEEMED
10 have shade the better ~ the SIGHT " hen
o. vus s,Ohped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
GLIDDEN TOUR SETTLED.
Chairman =. ". Butter Approves Route
Taken by Pathfinder.

CHic'oo. Nav "a Follow Ing me arrival
n the official 1910 Glidden tour baihrnding
car here this morning q conference wa
held betv zen samuel " Butler. chairman Of
the American Automobile Associat ion on.
test hoard David leeCroft a member af
the board. u n Lewis. the associafion
scout. and T. !. Ferguson. business mar
aRer Of tho lour IRON Cincinnati to Dallas
and Chicago
The route y 2. "a miles and over roads "a.
perloT 10 those encountered In any previous
contest The date tentatively sat for M.
start. June -, was changed 70 June Ia
because Of an extra days running Mtween
Dallas and oklahoma CITY which VAS not
schedule
The tour will include Louisville Nash
vile, Memphis. little Rock. Fort Worth
wichita. Omaha. Des Moine~ and nayen,
norf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
NJ. l.S1ls, "a; New NsrL. .
IiFsOklyR, y. Cincinnati =.
PhI'abrlnhla, q: PnlsburE. a.
BasIOn. =; ChIeAEo. q.


~ torIS ~ 49,. ~ Nvw IohE ~ 49,, q
81 l.nris. Nav T. The New iorR Giants
after their disastrous eNper encc N the
windy CITY arrived tWenty-thre- strong
this morning and encountered rough treat.
msHt IN the initial game Of the series here
Five ihonsand ians eni7yed the llsillade
with much gratitude. realizing that the
mighty thirsty AiAthewsah was baitsd all
over the green. eight runs being piled up
against htm before MCtiraw waved htm 10
the clubhouse lu the seclnd lnhing. sub
s,hrting Orkson - complete the session.
The home team continual hitting until
the hnal inning Lush represented ~.
Louis and Nas only hit at safe IutcrV ale,
and a. the gsue vas NJ M time IN danger
no real eNeTiOu Nas neges4aTr.
nTidgell was ordered m the grounds by
! mpFe Brrunan TOT gue~ticutla a decision
~ serord base. using oiner than delicate
laagttage Ia dennunytng the UrlpsTe's act.
CrandaN taking up the sh"r's'nDs du'ics
The gfsOFa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
Bililards

lathe ssuond nights p'tv NJ The three
cushion match Of I7O po.rrs ~ lahn DOYLE.
room John DAILY defsate,! n. Cline i,v +.
scoSs Of ~ 70 - IN hny-5iy tnninfs ltnth
men made high runs Of The fn,. blnrk
vii 20 played tom. yhf Harry t'iIv.
vii play Eddie 10y This afternoon a u.Atrh
gafne OF - points m three cushions
George Moore. Who IL nlavina erh .btinU
Eames ~ three cuah 0rB NJ l0Nn J Ne.
Gfaw's room this week inaf uirht ~
ieated solomon BY the srOre OF ID 70 u
Aoure made q hiGh run ~ solomon !
best run wHa The game amdat in The
ioTttalh inaina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
AZ rOMORIILS
THE " RE6AL 90 AAGt 1
PERFECT SCORE m 1RE
TWO oars RELIABILITY
run ABOUND NEW JERSEY

want to impress ur ,,g
that the REGAL. cost. -.,
$3.50. made JUST A. NE
a showing as the SO. ani
5000 cars; just ar.'h rub.
Ilic example Of u. M,
REGAL 4-cylinder 50 Sc.
power. five paSseng.r lr.
ing car can do in III. hand,
Of owners.
The REGAL was a STOCK
CAR-you can buy OIL. is,
like it-driven by an amateur
NOT a factory exper,,
Our customers say that the
REGAL is economical in
gasoline; here are proofs. our.
ing the two days. we covered
3l3 miles, AVERAGING 2O.t
MILES A GALLON. No ad.
justnents-no repalrS-nO
tire trouble. That is because
the REGAL is light; it is easy
on tires.
You do not know what
Sl25O.0O will buy till you see
the REGAL. Ask for a dem.
onStration-YOU CHOOSE
THE ROAD. We will repeat
to you in private. our retou
in public. lbe man who BUYS
a REGAL gets the FIRST
big touring car made to sell
for S125o.OO. He gets the
ONLY CAR selling for this
price to make a perfect score
in the New Jersey Reliability
Run.
Now is the time to buy q
car-and we can make i'm.
mediate deliveries Of duplI.
Gates Of this "perfect-store"
REGAL. II unable to come
send a postal for a catalog
and other literature.
SATISFACTORY SER.
VICE GUARANTEED.
E. S. HILTON,
zeal DETROIT AUTO cOMPAM
1870 Broadway. New York.
1891 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

'Ralted Tor GAsnar 10 The fhird nhina
RATED for Anderson In me ninth inning
aroukbn % q q 4
ClnrtnnaW u b % ns0
Runs RrOokgn Iumie' uauber' T. What
Huinmgl 2 Frutn Cincinnati FFan Ande 10.
IN rao hasr hits i.Obeff uuHime three
hasr hits uauhert HummFi stolen bsss
hr~rhrr Sa~rifrr hlis Wheat MrFlgrr FIr.t
base On halls ~ Gssnar ~ anderson T.
~ haIGrr HIS ~ Ga.par or tndersan
PHsscd hall Erwin Strfrt OF ~ Casusr
hi AndFrson ~ bargsr Ieft On hases
ll1rinnatl . Hro0kyn mpFr IN rhlef
higier Nssisianf umpire Tnslie Time hour
and 70 minUtes
FBilApgLFHIA - O.. : Pfrranrnn o
ptrrNnCHH. Ma IS The PhHAdetnhiss nut
Pittsburg out 10 d. IN q rame niaTrf In yer,
cdlf weather The srofe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

Runs- Boston Collins. Miller Bscl gar4aee
hit- hertoI siocu base Steinfeidi BerE
: sneckard, sweeney struck out ~ HroNn i
~ Irpck , iIsl base On bllls-Uf Brown
81 Froch, T. Dounle play fr0gk lhnrpe and
gfanam. lei' on hases Chirafb. Hos'or q
~ b. pitcher ny frurk .str'ufeldu pss.r5
ball King ImpiTs In CHIEF KLEIN As.sf,rt
unpirs Kane Time hour ARD rs minrfes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-A pair Of young
bay carriage horses; splendid ac-
ton; 10 be seen al 70 Cornehs
ST.. n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14
NATIONAL LEIGUE.
aaAthsWSSn Bumpe'i Prem the Mound. and
~ ~. Lsuls- i1rOOklSus Wln. AM way.

Il was bad enough 70 have : happen 70
Alhtty, but 10 have S. LOUIS DO u j. in
aKpressible Eight runs in one inning on
Biz SiX! The full horror of Friday tho
inh y nos known 10 the athlete ediror
A good title for his neat hook would b.
Done IN tho See, ond The score sas
% 90 . eventually Tor Bresnahan's tarii-
nails The BrOOklyns redeemed The honor
Of our city In par by eating ~ the Elm
Cinnatb. The Bosions shut out the Chi-
COS and tho Philadelphias DID a. much
for the Piitsburgs. The Giants spoiled the
triumph Of Fast over West. The Phillies
~ ihed q little by the reyerses 81 the two
teams ahead Of them IN the nrst division
The results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

So Nsv Haven New Haven q Hartford. :
~ Northampton Springfield. e. NoFthanr
ION
40 Nee Britain New Britain "a Hoyohe
A. WA'srburJ BridEepoTL s. Waierburl. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

Man Chragn Aolc. Washing on Milan.
hilIlfrf. ltheffeAl tiussirr inTlanh First hasa
on error uirHgn. .. Lett on hases-f hlcaHo. :.
Washington First haze on balls-On Nullih. {.
nr Gruorl. struck out hY Ouna. I. ~ Groom ..
Two hIse hits kehieF Groom. SaeTlncc ht
klli'er, loublr plays Blackbnrue tunassiatedl
Erider ana ulHrkhurne. HW ~ plrher-hy
trnnn l'urielh. lmuire N rhisf-herin. As.
] minufrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

Cleveland
hMnnFfuhfH

'Aaf'ed ~ urrhcu IN re riufa Inning
Cleveland 70 % Oh 20 ~ 4
phuadEiphA % % % 20 ID
fumas=Cl evriAnd -HrAne' prrrnE THuads.
rMa ~Harnel udung collins tasrT Mrrprr
LiNinFatnn Itrst base 1n error rveauf 3
Lett % hasrs rhiiad p1fa. 90. JIef Gland :
fFsi haef on haus ~ Morgan. 4 ~ Hsrfss
~ Mfrhell. Sturs orr y, Morgan = Fr
herEef I hy Mitchell Tnrrr base n.fs lord
OfnnE Two base fiIs M0rraH roUns var
uncr hifs=hrrgrf i1lnns. Barn stolen hases
-odfirE. collins .. DAVIS Llyiugs'1n Haarr
Double paJ Barr tolius ana uayis fif uy
mtcher D. NltcrFl ilvtursion Umpire Id
'fIrf lnunnIF A.gsfHIf lfrr p r~e-
Tine tuLr.
nnsio a o.. A ~ LOFTS o.
F1sTus NJ. o. Bo-'on v0H rss.H. 10 d.,
fifIuE Powell freely srIr 80 uu1 be- = 'rr rt-Is0-.
10 four sH .rfea Tt- r#n.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

g llOn'gomer MAntgOmer5 . Alttn.A. J.
90 Mobile haf'anOuEA. Mobus .
40 New Orleans NFw OTirsns Z Nashyflis 4
Thir'rrr lnr'nga darkneas
80 Hunlurh Nauuhis 9 Hr1uinFksr,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

80 Nes Bedford NeS bedford :. LAarenre. 1
a Pal Hycr-BTockton a Pail River
80 Haverhil Hate Thili "a Louen N
" Orrrst-r Lynn Worcester, .tueNe
inings1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

~ Lancaster Narrisburg Z Lancaster I.
a. YORK York. s. Nilnamsport. 4
70 NeadlnE JOhnst0wn. 10. Heading .
SO trenton Altooua a Trenton. 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

~ Milvaukee columbus :, Milu aukee.
80 Ninnea pOhs Ninneapous a tndianApolis, S
~ kansas CITY TOlndo. 3 Kansas CITY q
- ~ Paul - Paul . Louisville.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-14

50 Omaha -Or-aba ~. Topekas
~ sous Citg SouA Gig a. wichita
a. i4ncOln Lincoln, 4. Denver s
~ Des Molnes-st Joseph. s. De- MOines Z
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Baseball note.

,tNCINNAgL Ono NAY Is-Tas National
hasrhaA Commission met here 70 dav aaf al
riaed n zoe AanaEer Chance ana players Tinksf
and Holman Of he Cubs fuT fhffr -nrd,5rf IN
IO.-Tt.s snus wrFEs arn
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e. IaHss Houston. q. Dalas J.
- ~urr' pnr' baIH rston. s. strrveport ..
So Oklahoma C''1 Ohlahoma CITY. s san
HT.ur.1
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~ Richmond Portsmouth,. q Wichmond
=. 'ptIo. - fo.ho.e. =. NoIio.h. J.
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~ JAcsson HatucsburE. TO- Jackson.
A. Meridian Meridian. 3 WcksbuTg. f.
80 NazOo cts GreenuOod. Nafoo CITY. s.
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~ Greensboro Anderson. q Greensboro. 4
A. Grrenyllie GrrcHytile Charlotte. O.
80 Winston salem spartanburg. J. Winston
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Huns - Fhiladsi phia Titus Walsh luooisn
po0iu. Two base hiisHTims nyrus Dooin
Three base hi'Hiooln stolen haset Ttfus z
Magee Grant Aarrince hlts=tirAHt nnoian
PiTst hase on balls OH Powell 2 on EWtng /
stgurk cut ~ Ewtng q Ht b. niiahsT TX
poaen fGrant Passed ball Dooin Cnplrs IN
rhigf- tombstone Assistant grraire ffs-sg
Time hour snd N minutes
poatoN a. o., o. CHICAGO g. Ll.O
CHICAGO. MAY - Frork pitched a sp,snstd
rene agalnst the cubs here 20 dav ne fasteTr,
team GinninE Three scattering Mts uefe ~
ne iocal team could serurr The score.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


BrTYALo. May ia.-NewaFk W1n q bafd ioaght
game nom Buffalo today. u vas all due 10
Craps bat and ne failure Of Williams N get
under his third an tne The score
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At toiumhIa Colum biz. q Columbus. s.
A. Augusta Macon. q. Augusta.
40 faras0uyille savannah. a. iafks1uyfIle
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BASEBALL AN Pm ". Americans "a
81 Louis. Amerietn League PtEk. Adn. 90
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'Rs''-a TO- Powe ir ~ hft ur'na
y Lo4is 90 0fU0 40,
Asftnn n O. al
F-ns-st JoLs-CHsi. Bottsn -Hoooa. (.
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lord. ;: Wagner. carrigAn. Weed. , FiFst haas
% error BoEton. 2. 81 Louis. |. Lsfl 90 49,
-noston. 8 81 Louis, 4. fifat haao q bAlla- OF
Wood 1. OF SHemmei (, stTuck oat-ay Waad
q ~ Stremmel, I sarTtncn n -nemmltA Ihrne
base NE Stahl Two hAae hlt -WAgRer, sac
riare hits- Garinef Niles. Hooper. Stahi, Stnlen
hase- Speaker. nouhic plays -0rgEa, hArttall
nnd Criss. Gardnsr. Wagner aad Stahi. Siremmei
Hartfsll. Guggs and crlss. Umpire In CHIEF
lGan Assistant Umpire Evans. Time hour
and " minutes
wAaMDarnN 3 uHiCAoo
WASHINGTON Nav a Young uaa knorked
nui % ire boa io-day In me acrond inning and
smith farcl a. badly 10 the eighth innlng with
~ consequence that Washington won easily
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