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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

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Rsine, Der burh Die 2eibenihaften nno
Qpdunsen tpeib uno iiegeno hinourhs
fhreitet2 pariifal, Der Siinglins, err
iheint. abnungslps, bdb oas 30hite
ibm beitimmt lit. llnbemeslih ilebt er
nas 9ebst Der @ralsritter. Sb, Die
SnbrunIt, Die iib nit Dem aIl pereinis
gen min, ems perben nit Der etpigen
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niht, miro boz beilise 8lut niht fliiiz
flyer Wein, Der Gabetrant2 llno bic
9eiGnse fteisen emppr, bic Sebniuht
fpiro iibermsnihlih, es 1T fpie ous
tiefIte 5leben Der armen, irrenoen
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Wunber. llno Der 8eher leuhtet, Die
8erpanbiuns geidiebt, Elm binrsibens
Der Dant iubsIt auf (. llnb parilfal
ihreitet in alinsiors 3oubergarten,
aunbrD, oos Weib, oas unbegreiflihe
Rdtisl, perlpdt ibn niht. Der bsiIige
Gpser fliegt iiber ihn binpeg, Der boIe
Sput Der sliibenoen Saniara, Der
DeIt Der gseierosn, perfIisgt, bos
3aubsrihlob brit. unb elm $osiIiser,
elm GrI0ier, ihreitet gdriiFal 3ur
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fe, 9unDrp, Die erpis gsrsusnoe unp
etpis Siinoiqenoe. entiiibneno. llnb
nod einmal, nod nringenosr fhdGIt 5ur
hobeu Suaituppel bas 9ebet nah Der
gsfreiune. llnb ba, in Der unbsereifs
lihen S6Dnbeit Der Isbniuhtsponsn
aIGnge, pou3isbt iih oas llnbegreifs
liae; pom SimmsI nabt Die gaube. Der
beilige geiit 1T iibsr ben Singegebenen,
ben BON Der Welt 9efreiten.
llno er befreit ouh bieIe abe.Ttumpfs
te Wen9e, rsinigt lie gsbieteriIh BON
ben fdnoben @ebanten nes 5dglihen,
pes niebrie WirtIihen. 2lnfunos tpis
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nod einige iibIe Ssnoriiten gepsgun.
gen. einen f6rillen 5on Der Son9srin,
Tisbt ben dlIsu militGriin torrstten
IufmarIh Der 6rdIsrittsr uno pers
meint, bab auh Die beutIhs Wlp'tit
erersirt. aber bic Ginbsit Der 9unit.
ibrt 'seliIbe Gepult ift 10 orob, bab
Tie Die auffdiTigtsit Der aritteInben
unb glaiierten 5erbriht. llnb tpis Die
lesten SOne asrabsaus in ben oFfsnsn
5immeI uns fiibren, oa 1T ss, aIs oh
| lie nit 9snoIt o:n i6pertn 0rufts
betsI pon Wagners nabsm grubs Off.
neten, ibn bsrbsifiibrtsn mitten in bic
unteriodte Msngs, Die er. Elm Sisesr.
bs3pane. gsin, fsin 2eben mar tein
Wibperitdnbnis. llnb troftIih emps
| Finost man, fpis sr mittsn in i.insm
Dsrts ruht. bas ibr nit Gngelssuueen
ruff. Bon oieTsn gilosrn, bon oi.IeH
aldngen iFt ein 9Ians iibsr allies Srs
hi'he osbrsiiet, psrfohneno unb beu
Isuhtsuo ibsr bic ganrsutbsr Tug,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
Rad BEN 30 m mtrs.

Wtrmietberin: ~4ber 5err Gpunb.
In bieitr Rani iino Sis ia aus bem
@ett gtfclfu!A
Gprnb: 60. ID, - 0Iio bos mars.
ID b6rte ndmlih einsn sampfsn 1oa,
lDntts cbsr ni4t ,tda. MAJ bai " b.
.bsuttu Natts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

pie GrDbe Ser SogeltDrs
atr. Gegsniiber ben iibertrisbsnen
gerihten pon rieT.ngrobsn 5aeeltpr.
nern, bic bier uno oa als it,pere Giss
tIumpsn BON qfunbi6rpers uno baris.
Der esFoQsn feiu fouen, unteriuht
qrof. Tuosnrier on Der Sano zines
reihen uno 5uDerlafisen Matsriuts Die
bel ihpersn 5aaelidlIsn beobdhseten
gr0btsn Wabe bon 9agsltornern. S5
Der RegsI beItebt hds Sagsliorn aus
eiuem tleinsrsu, sentralen SheiIe biur
ten giies, Der entpeosr cine tugli1e
oosr ipbdroibaIs Jorm bat unb BON
mehrsren augslfhdlen ourtiit:ioen
cher luftbaItieen unb oss5alb uneurc1s
1id)tigsn gifss umidIoTsn tpirb, potr
BON bsioeu SeitsH tpis bic obsre Sylihe
zines 9elsrs singebridt erfheint unb
bic 4Hbeftunssfldte fir sablreihegiss
triitaus pon unregslmabissr, inntissr
Jorm burbietst. bic ipdhrsno oes 5al.
les ourh bic 2uftitibten nit eeE
3entrdltorpsr suiammsniintern. lie
Srobe, bic Elm Sageltcrn err.iG,n
tanr, bdnst bann babon ab, mi, fpel.
Der Sintirungspros.b fortsei4rii.sH
III Bic gu bsm Iugsublii, in bem bos
SoqeItorn ben Grbbobsn srrsitt. 6as
gelt0rnsr BON Runoform aeIten idon
als arob, fpenn iie oen llmi1ng elmer
SaIsInub bel einem 9erpid3t bon 2 Bis
5 Gramm, uno ala febr arpb, ipenn
lie BEN elmer mittel1rpben Molnub unb
elm Gepiht BON 10 bis 15 9ramm sr.
ltidsn. Die gerihte pm 5ogel,ors
nern aus bldntem giie, bic bic 8robe
elnss gdniesis .rrsi6t baben fplIen.
fnb uber pobI fait ousnabmlos Der
Ybontuiie pon 4ueen3eueen entfpro,.
Zen, bic anaeiihts bee aneerihisten
llnaliifs unpilltiirlih burh ihre fub.
isttiDe, pbpiif4s @srsrOBerunssbrille
esieben haben. Gines Der iurhtoariien
Sugelpetttr, bas felt Wienfbengspens
ten in Ritteleuropd beo6ahiet iuurot,
mar bos am 4. Moi 1887 spfhen 3
uno A ubr nahmittaes iiber Warihau
Heterogeneous; es 5ertriimmerte mshr
ols sine babe Willion Standardization,
3erftOrts Bic Gemiifegdrten bolIitdnbig,
ourhloherte 3int. unn gifeublehbes
bohuneen uno nerlebie piels perfonen
tiblih ober ihiper. graf 0ietor Sols
tau beitimmte bierbei bds 0spiti fer
idperiten 5oeeitornsr ouf 60 gramm.
Weit ftnerer aLleroinas f0nnen one-
nabmstpeiie bic Sugeltorner ptrben.
Die In heiben 0esenben in ben 0ebirass
lGnoern failsn unb ibre llrfprungs.
ftdtte in iebr bod stlesenen Sdihten
Der Ntmofphdre haben. 8ei einem
gepttter non elemeninrIter Deipalt,
bas am IA. sSuni 1902 iiber paSans
auf Der MeIttiiite bon gumatrd nieber.
ains. beftanb Der 9asel gum srob.n
9beil aus aroben, 5uTummensefroree
nen GisbuIIen. bic einen TurhmeFsr
bon Ia 3entimeter uno Elm gep;ht ben
200 bis $50 Grnmm bai.en.
nnter 8 bentertrititern.
I'D babe ssftern ein trauriges auiis
fpiel stfeben."
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
Gin iebes abisrhsn !.

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4brsibin!enber bdnssn. ipsnn er bod
ME bns ri1tiee Datum s.isi! 1euis II.
nun i6on Gonnobenb, unb bort bdngi
INNER nod Der Donnsritag.-
g.: so bite Din, Msnif. s0nne
mir bod bas WsrsHIsen! Sisb nur. 10
bilbe ih mir INNER Elm, ss ndrr erIl
Donneritng; uno bsnts Dir nun bic
syreubs, ipenn id morsen aufiisbs unb
finbe. boB ss Sonntas itl4
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seser. q . boIb.

DIR Dir..tor ber bieiiesn Srrtnan.
iiaIi i'll BON feiner Gtubienrtifs 3us
riidsetebri unb fat bic Gef4dfte in
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miIitdrifas Nsisheit.

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bod ieiner BON Guh lpxib. mas ne
Geftion is. Gene SeitiOn beitebi. lris
fhon ber N0me fngt. aus mid mehr
ais feds unb MID iptnissr ala bier
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6suie g(bene tibr sinnef In ber Gsrtra
Turnbaue bic nrcnnfli6x Berfammiuna HAITI
ssit.ise geft2fte E3Isonisn uHb Wnt0LiebeI
iiEo fseanbiitI eiuaetaben. w2if benu@em Wruk
Jchn . d 10 q D. Ds6f,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

6.a.gs.. sem. s. 9ptIe Ysa SO. 47

atiana -anmerab annm HeehI, fr4itxr ser
Reer6isnug Dor no. s5i5 aeEtoH Aoe., epans
Ion, ans am 5ret,aa. !. Gne., ESQ ysa6mstinat
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Onabise: .Hon sint Grage, ete ID
Sic engnsire. ipnnen Gie imntiotn2'
RD6in: .Mtnn ID ssdrgert Usroe--
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
3 s1 q II.

.Oiefe 5betn. mein 6err. iinb al:
meiner siseneH pbantaiie sntipruHs
stn!4
.sdobs. bab Sis iis nod srspiids
boben!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

Mngefp nnbte MebenEnrt.
rGs lolIten ia nod iiinf i5lniden
IMarinin I'm Seller iein i'd babe
aber rur nod piere porgefnnben. : ~
Ia bat oerib Der 3cbnnn Uiebet
EajuusaJ TINT risss isiu IaIisnIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

Gt6enboIs Etbebn0rb nHb 1oibsHg.
Getf, btLte. 1915 Sdif0frab Ctr. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

GreuHbItd q mohiirte sSimmsr fpribail, 9do
nno @honss NIT oeer obne Grab'!if; vi
NussurH. Nbcns Nbon 5ae n. 3.4,H
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s,o,s am gasii.sod. ben 2 ausan 1911. nsl
aoanl hesbI,

10 fetnem 70. 9cbcRsia6ge eeeteienne prloEi
nrn etetfaa ben a. auaut nm 2 80 ubr Rdn'
iHifidas. bon Ste. S0i5 RertoR Aessgue, Tuuf1s'
ton, aus Tstis. ieire 9iumen. 3&
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3nei mebftrte fdrHe 3immsr, liisiia
Ssbe Gnritaae Tife. nnbe GIenmccs aosl.ns
So
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

TFsi acne lsrnniSimmst mil Gcs, GsaheS
llnb oitbersH HeoneHIlctfetteu. neg tdpestrf
Eiihnsiis96e Clinton anb Qiun Ctr. S-6t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04

3 net iblbf6c mchiirie 3immsr, str ErcHt'
siiafrer an Der 1nr.gtnts peleGeH Msrs,
Altisei 3s5e 0astbuae @iie nabe wlsHpeoe
MbeHlie 3-iN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-04
GtIb Il. berlei6em.

wenn Gte Gnue taIten unc cin r9rmnnens
ter 0tnfucbner bon Cincinnati pccr umaeaenb
firb mir feihfn Sbnen $40 bts S1oD ireiifl
Gle ek ashrnnchef 6tnriHnati team TO-, 5i2
Race e.. Stu.mer II. Ntcne QanaI 1920.
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9n Derfanfen SaIoon.

Gin rantaebenber En ncn; snteE HlaE.
8acbsnfraaeR 1924 gsalymi Gir. 2yA'
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Gutts aarfes m1ahdsa 'iir oagemeins
SaasGrbsti annSuitageH 1913 CT H7t.ussl'
Ian Sii, gsaiHGi ltns, a,5ye
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Dartner FIR efnbltrses Besdadfs mii $500
bis 5000. Raetsufragsn ~ J. mhHk Go,
epbeI7 TIcG.. GebtHaipn, ah. as
parbser fiir Ednffna; ss so urb eis Shifte
ileer $500 effb Eatlbtna, 9dicnto. Ae.
g66ct on s1i6sn. 440 apdtH Cir.
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Starb fritclif am Tienhae ben i Maanf leIl
nm ubr Nbsues, In IetnfG Wctnnna, Rc. ll
gaeii Charlton Gfroks
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~ q b den obs 5Ioa, nm tn beY ssfides sa bsls
ten. lIl2 Nuee Ctr.
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IeutIdes msdbosn tnr 9dnsarbei; Gins.
bas GAaliid igEetten ianM b22 gln1a Sir.
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Sruu far gsaf1eu uiib oHisarbett. 81
Neairal ggbe
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SAHeer g1nnn fuc.s s4engnc ala punc
man. seatier cher surtsaGoz. H. soxrltns
Ii MuiieH ctr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
5 MORE AUTO STARS
ENTER ELG|N RACES

Five new entries were received yes
terday for the clgin national stock
chassis road races, putting the total
number of entrants now up to twenty
two. The latest additions were Ralph
De Palma and Spencer Wishart in
Simplexes, ]. H. Stockney and Rupert
Jenkins in Velies and Mortime rRob-
erts in an Abbott-Detroit.
De Palma and Wishart. two of the
greatest drivers in the country, have
bee nelected to run for the Elgin Ma
tional, the main race of the meet. in
which they will meet Ralph Milford in
Lozier, Grant. Lee and Hartman in
Alcos and two Nationals already en-
tered.
The two Velies are to run in the ILL.,
nois trophy race, the main event of the
first day, in which already there are
entered two Nationals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
THOMPSON DEFEATS
LEWIS IN GOTHAM GO

New York. July 2S.-Cyclone Johnny
Thompson beat clever Willie Lewis in
ten rounds at the National club last
night and made Lewis look like
novice in the operation.
1t was far from being a good bout
to look at Tom ORourk'es club MEM
bers though there was too much hold
ing and wrestling
Lewis is supposed to be master OF the
art of holding and wrestling. After
seeing him against Thompson you've
got TO ask waivers on Lewis and send
him back to the minors. Also Willie
was popularity supposed to know how
to adroitly use elbows and the top of
his head. but here again he was not in
the Thompson class.
Lewis made a bad fight. He lacked
his usual snap and his footwork was
unavailing. Willie even looked trif1e
scared And he certainly did get dis
couraged. At times he dashed out vi
ciously and seldom failed TO land. but
nemesis Thompson kept on walking in.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28

Fred Toney broke into fast company
with both feet yesterday after stand
ing long with only one of his pedal
extremeties on solid ground. With the
help of perfect support and sledgeham-
mer swatting by Heine Zimmerman,
the giant Kentucky pitcher hung a
fourth straight defeat on Boston's
trailers. the count being the comfort
able one of to ?.
1t was Toney's first personally con-
Quoted victory in the fiscal pennant
race and the first time he has achieved
nine innings in succession. He came
near accomplishing the feat in Boston
recently but was sidetracked for a
pinch hitter. Yesterday he pitched a
steady and constantly improving game
after getting off a little nervously in
the opener.
Before he got used to shouldering so
much responsibility the BUSTERS bag
ged pair of runs off him with clean
hitting. That was all they could get,
for the tall finger from the blue grass
kept the hits we'll scattered thereafter.
Only eight of them were made alto
gether and these were helped out by
only one pass and nary a boot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28

gone to the floor from a short right
hook. sent over in clipch. He had
taken the count of six. Every one of
the five rounds was marked by furious
rallies. In the first round Forbes
crossed over a short right hook to the
jaw and Homeland went down for the
count OF four. In the second and third
rounds Forbes was slightly worsted.
but after that the fight was all his
Willie Schaefer of Chicago earned a
decision over Jack Sagers of Aurora in
six rounds, while Goodale of Chicago
got the verdict over Frank Bowers, a
ST. Charles 175-pounder, after six
rounds OF give and take milling.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
TWO CHICAGO
DRIVERS LEAP FORM
SULK|ES IN RACE

Aurora. July ga spill in which
two Chicago drivers, Dave Waixel and
Otto lapel were the unfortunates, sent
a thrill through the big crowd during
the second heat of the 2:19 pace yes
terday afternoon. Neither reinsman
was hurt.
ZapePs horse, Silver Light, fell at the
eight pole Just after the word. lapel
jumped from the sulky to safety.
Waixel, driving Buena Ventura, which
was behind Silver Light, dropped his
lines and followed suit. His horse
circled the track without injury. A
young driver named Dunn, from
Charleston. H., went over the mixup
with the mare Pearl Adkins. but game
ly held his seat and prevented what
might have been serious accident.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28

The first round was much like the last
and all the others in between. Both
were cut up a bit about the eyes and
mouth and Lewis was mighty tired at
tho end.
Billy Papke said over the long dis
lance phone last night that he had
cepted terms for a fight with Johnny
Thompson before the Twentieth Gen.
fury A C. In New York September g.
Matchmaker Harry Pollock of the club
has not yet closed with Thompson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
BRANHAM BAUGHMAN
TAKES $4,000 PACE
At GRAND RAPIDS

Grand Rapids Mich. July 2S.-When
MacKenzie's Winniper horse. Vernon
Mckinney, handily won the first heat
of the 2:12 pace for the $4,000 Com
stock purse In 2:o3% and repeated his
victory in the second heat, stepping the
fastest mile of the 1911 season, 2:03 y
he started something he could not fin
ish. Bad acting on his part in each of
the three following heats, consisting
each time of bricks ! nthe stretch, lost
him Their ace to Branham Baugman, the
favorite.
Notable of the days happenings was
the jolt to the followers of the Geers
stable in the defeat of The Hugenot,
considered the most likely candidate
for the Detroit M. & NJ. stake, in the
2:14 trot. and the distancing of Geers'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
GOTCH INJURIES
TURK TRAINER

Fort Dodge. Iowa, July 2s.-Frank
Gotch, worlds wrestling champion,
broke the left shoulder of his trainer,
Yussiff Hussane, in a training bout at
his camp at Riverside today. Several
hundred people, many of them women,
witnessed the bout, which was a finish
affair and fiercer than the ordinary
training practice. They .cheered the
champion in his work, but many of the
women left when they saw the injury
which the Turk had suffered.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
ALBRIGHT TO
FINISH RACE

Little more than temporarily dis
abled by his hard fall in Wednesday
nights match race, Johnny Albright,
the motorcyclist, says he will finish
out his match Saturday night with Ar
thur Chappelle of New York, the first
heat of which he won. Two seven
inch splinters were taken out of AL
bright's legs after his long tumble and
slide over the pitched track Wednes-
day night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28

Akar, C. & C. candidate. in the big
stake event. The Hugenot, most high
ly fancied OF the four stake racers in
Geers' string. was a consistent bad act
or. delaying all starts and giving imi-
tations of bucking broncho. Ed Ben
yon. in the sulky. simply could not
make him behave and the best he ever
finished was nth in a six-horse race.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
FORBES STOPS
JOE HOMELAND

Aurora. Ill, July 2s.-Harry Forbes
and Joe Homeland of Chicago put up
the prettiest boxing exhibition last
night ever seen in Aurora. 1000 fans,
400 of whom came from Chicago, saw
the contest. The go was stopped in
the fifth round after Homeland had
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28


Boston. Mass, July 2S.-Those Speed
Boys made clean sweep of the series
with the ambitious White Sox by
beating them most manfulIy in the
final game yesterday. The score was
to this time and there was nothing
freakish about it for the red stocking
ed youths did it by banging the ball
over the field.
Boston confined the greatest of its
attacks to the seventh inning, when
they drove Eve men across the plate
and went to the front after the White
Sox had been leading by a two run
margin and seemed about to take the
victory away with them.
Boston made it a good one by hitting
in two more runs in the eighth and
from the seventh on to the finish the
Chicago athletes were stranded help
lessly.
Had there been an Ed Walsh about
the Chicago bench to stride out to the
slab at the psychological moment, just
when the Speed Boys started their
rampage in the seventh the game
might have been saved But the only
Ed Walsh in the business was not pres
-ent and Cy Young had to relieve Doc
tor White Cy wasn't able to stop the
stampede and the game went to Bos-
ton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
TWO MOTORCYCLE
RIDERS INJURED

Laporte. Ind. July 2s.-"Shorty"
Matthews of Chicago attempted to
lower the state track motorcycle rec
ord for a mile. and after getting a fly
ing start. his nnachine skidded at tho
first turn in the course and he received
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ming. De Saliva of Cl,rago also met
with an accident in attempting a SINH
lar feat. Summarizes:
Five miies-Matthews, Chicago, first;
De Salvo. Chicago. second; Sonneborn,
Laporte, third. Time-6:03:30.
Three miles-Bowman, Laporte, first;
May, Laporte. second: ]. Kanney, La
porte, third. Time-4:10A-
Ten miles-Matthews. Chicago, first.
De Salvo, Chicago, second; Somehow.
Laporte, third. Time-11:59A.
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Games Today.

Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
TONEYS PITCHING
GIVES CUBS GAME
standing of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results

Chicago. s; Boston, ,.
Philadelphia, A; St. Louis. 3.
Cincinnati, Z: New York. 4.
Pittsburg, z; Brooklyn, o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
WHITE SOX DROP
THIRD TO BOSTON
SfandinE of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.

Boston. 8; Chicago, 4.
Cleveland, 6; Philadelphia, Go
innings)
New York. 5; ST. Louis A.
Detroit, Z; Washington, 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28
Games Today.

Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-07-28

WHY ARE YOU NOT A TIMES
READER7
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23
8 As WE SEE

Is the Title of a Book
whose author is Robert l..
airing, Esq, 600 f. Street
Northwest y ashington. d.
:. 1t is excellent, and is
destined jOGO incalcuIable
good. In fiction it gets at
acts as they exist, and
outlines the real bu!!
# the causes Of the trOu-
1ie and friction between
The two races. 1t is bound
70 be read the world over
md will serve we'll it's pur-
pose.
1t took a strong mind
and a fertile brain to plan
and write this book which
Henry Wattes'son,
t'aegreat editor says
is phenomenal, and will
hc read by as many white
as colorcd people -just us
it should be, for the real
and proper settlement of
the so-caIled problem, is
Intcrdcpcndcnt-onc upon
the other. Ii is written in
u time as ripe 60 make it al.
most as popular as did the
period that immortaIizcd
Uncle Toms Cabin Get
the book and read it. 1t
only costs 81 go. Address
the author as given above.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23
TIL L EYSER, MOOREF lELD
AND PETERSBURG
Ht'E'E.<<3E I,TIN.,.

Runs dai!y except Sunday. Persons
"lahing to travel in ,hA direCtinu
mentioned wilt fad it great Goa
venicncc md very chcap-tho round
trip only 50, aud the Sis ance being
to either place end back 81 miles.
Persons travelling it once, will re7cr
forget the kindness Of ~ proprietor
Ng. George Sha2k.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Mr.. William Romao, Is years
young and one of The sprye=t men
in this county for bis ege, will leave
here for Charles Town and Other
points in Jefferson County on Sum
day morning. Some say he is going
to see bis girl, but We can't vouch
.AOr that part Of it,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

/. Mr.. r. T. Wheeler, originally Of
Norfolk, Virginis,but now o resi- ent
OF w Washington, D. G., who is repre-
eenting the Eagle Stationery Com
pany OF st. Louis, Mo-, is 10 our city
selling the products of his company.
He is pleasant little gentle man and
be sells nice combination package
OF stationery, pencil, pen aod jewel
nv for the small sum Of Is cents.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Mr.. j. Frank Btiscoe, the well
'known headwaiter OF the Berkeley
Hotel, bu,cbe1ed hog the other dsr
that weighed three hundred and Fl fly
pounds. A fiue porker that, and a
demonstration of Fraok's ability to
raise hogs that are boge.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-12-23

Mrs. Hannah Veney, widow Of the
Tate John r. Veney, was united ia
marriage to Mr., John Lee Vency, Of
huIay, Va, on W ednesGay nigh:
last The wedding tccu red at the
residence Of Mr. add NJ s. John W.
dorsey, on Burke st eel, and the
ceremony was performed by Rev
WIN. Craven, Of Cbarestown, aesis-
ted by Rev. Il r. Thompson, of she
Same place.