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nshed a testimonial or used a letter
without the written consent of the
writer, and never has the Company
allowed these confidential letters to
get out of their possession, as the
hundreds of thousands Of them in
their files will attest.
Out of the vast volume of experience
which Mrs. Pinkham has to draw
from, it is more than possible that she
has gained the very knowledge needed
in your case. She asks nothing in re-
turn except your good will, and her
advice has helped thousands. Surely
any woman, rich or poor, should be
glad to take advantage of this gener-
Gus offer of assistance. Address Mrs.
Pinkham, care of Lydia Z. Pinkham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass.
Every woman ought to have
Lydia e. Pinkham's SO-page
Text Book. 1t is not a book for
general distribution, as it is too
expensive. 1t is free and only
obtainable by mail. Write for
1t today.
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Leader Of Washington American
League Team Will Close Deal for
interest In the Boston
Americans.
ONCE BROWNS MANAGER
McAleer Has Risen From Ranks of
Ball Player and at One Time Was
Great outfieIder But
Could Not Hit.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 13.-The To-
cal American League baseball club
will within short time have new
president In the person of James Nc
Aleer, who, up to the present time,
has been in the capacity of manager
for the Washington club of the Amer
lean League While the exact bust
ness details are not known at this
time, it is stated on excellent authori-
ty that John I. Taylor has disposed
of so per cent of the club stock to Nc
AIeer. and that the deal has been
completed aside from few legal for
malities, which will be contaminated
within the next forty-eight hours.
The sale of the Red Sox to McAleer
comes as a great surprise to both the
pIayers and the fans in this city. al
though 1t has been known for some
time that the Washington manager
has been endeavoring to secure con-
troll OF a big league club. 1t was sup
posed here, however, that the Boston
deal had fallen through because of
the inability Of Taylor and McAleer
to agree on terms. According to the
information available today the two
men finally reached working basis,
and it is said that Taylor is already
in possession of some 100000, which
is the first payment made in the deal.
IT also became known today that
President Johnson of the American
League photographed McAleer to meet
him here on Thursday.
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Other kahoka items.

other kahoks items.
P. w. Andrews and family left We'd
nesday for their new home in Belle
Plains. Iowa.
Adam Lang, Ir., Henry Lang, Mich
ael Lang, p. c. Bloom. VIM. Painter
Adam Lang. ]. S. Stephen, ] E. Warne
and Ed Wormhoudt attended the I. o.
Q. r district association at Bible
Grove, in Scotland county, Tuesday.
The Order Of Glover Leafs was or
ganized in Kahoka last Thursday eve
ming, with the following officers and
membership of about sixty: DR.. F.
NJ. Cameron. president; John O'Day,
vice president: VIM. Snyder, secretary
and treasurer; John Hanslow, chap
lain; Ed Williams. guide.
Stephen R. Holmes and Miss Ida
Longcor, both of Belfast, Iowa, were
united in marriage in Kahoka Monday
by Probate Judge NJ. L. Clay.
( A marriage license was issued Mon
! day to John F. Breen and Miss Emma
! Schreck. both of ST. Patrick.
! VIM. Ballard is the guest of his
brother, George, near Revere.
Rev. T. A. Allison was a Quincy
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs J. G. Martin was taken sudden.
ly Ill Sunday after church and lies in
very critical condition at her home
| in Kahoka. No hopes are entertained
/ for her recovery.
Miss Hazel Scott began term OF
I -
4 In the south part Of the county.
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man can freely talk
of her private i'll
ness to a woman !;
thus has been es-
tablished this con-
fdence between
Mrs. Pinkham and
the won en- of
America which has
never been broken.
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panp absebronnt. Der Sbaoen be-
lduft iih auf $4,000. Das Seuer
ipar angelegt moroen.
Sn 5oIse Waiiermansels ba-
ben 152 Gottonipinnereien II,
Noro- nno Siib-Garolina Die ar-
belt einitelen niiiien.
Das Jlotten Departeneat
bat Die eriten Sdritte getan our
Sbaffung eiiler gfeierpeHotte it.
pocifiiden 93ealL Der baIo altd ci.
ne folhe I'm atlnntilhe,r 0dean fsl-
gen foa. Das SbIa1tfdiff Ore.
gon" uno Ser areuser o9t. 2ol,i.
biIoen 5uuddlt ben aern Der neuen
Reierpeflotte int pacifiiden O5en1.
Gieie beioen 9riessidiffe iino nad
oer @erft bon Bremertou i'm Hlt.
get Goluto beor0ert .porben. Sbnen
lueroen bolo bic Greu5er nHennfgI.
nania", vgbarlelton~, u@alpelton"
uno .Wtilmaufee" bin5ugefiigt per-
oen SIN atlantiiden O5ean iperoer
niht iueniger als oebn &riegsld)i;-
fe ols Meierneflotte organiiiert tper-
ben. Dieie Sabr3euee iueroen IT,.
ren Stanoort iuabrideinlid III
8bilaoelpbia baben. Der 3ned oie-
fer gfeierpen lit, Die notige 9(il5obI
bon Offi3ieren uno Monni1aften
III erbalten, nm Die 4rieesi1iffe
,rnb bic grobe an5obl bon Torpeoo-
booten au bemannen, Die oe,nndd)lt
in ben Sdiffsbnubofen fertiggeltci(t
luer6en. Das GdIabti1iff ,O-e.
gon" 3. 9. bra,,dt iun aftipen Diel,it
eine8einslng BON TOO Mfonn in Der
HeierDefIotte fins ongegen nur
200 Wnnn notipelloig, I'M oas
Sbiff in gutein 3uitano 5,i crbaI-
tel. Die 5ur MelerpcfIotte abfem-
ntanoierten 5dJiffe iperben feine
Gobrten ulternebmel ionoern Die.
gauge 3eit iber bor Milfer liegen
10 oaB Die Mannidaften nibts mei-
teres su tan baben, als oos Shiff
rein 3u balten unb> einise llebunsen
nu oeu Geihiisen gu MAIDEN.
M
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Gin buritis' sa6r.


@as tit bas fir Elm burftis Sabr!
Die 3ebIe Ied)st mir i,nmerbar,
Ste Seber fdjicr ner6prrt mir;
Sd bin elm Slid amf tref'nem Ganb,
Sd bin Elm niirres Aderlanb,
. fdafff, benn Id, berfhmadbte fdbier,
Mir idDnel ein @IaS noll 2pne Star
8ter.
Was tpebt bDG iett fir trod'ne 2mft'.
SeiH Megen btlft, fein Tau, fein Duff,
Gein Erunf min mir sebeib'm.
Sd trinr I'M allertiefftem Sag,
iinb bennpdl iuirb mfrs nie genug,
ShlIt tuie nmf einen beiFen Stein,
Ghenft ffleuntsft epne Star &ter
mir Elm!
@as berrid5t bod fir elm beiber stern!
Gr 5ebrt nntr redlt am tmnerm 3ern
llnb nind)t mir Ser5enSpein.
Olan bdd,te iuof, tdl let berliebt,
Sa, ia, bic mir 5n trtufen giebt,
Sas 2one Star 8ter, 70 ffar unb
fein,
gofI meine trene 2iebfte fein.
tlno mcnn es Gndt mie MIR ergebt,
GD betet, baf bas Bter gerat,
Nlr grimter in's gemsin.
t1nb iuer nid1t gerue burIten mill,
Ter rute Iaut mnb ihmeis nidlt ittl:
,Ss @irt, nidbt @bisfep ober wetn,
Smenft 9sne Star Gier MIR Fet.
Rss etnl
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Dem berbeerenoen Clement Sdroa.
fen 81, aieben 3ebn Mann uuroel
babel BON einitiir3enoem 0emauer
neridiittet. Sbrer bier tpuroen auf
oas idtDerite berlest, 10 oaB an if
rem 8ieoerauffommen se5peifelt
miro. ginen idben Eoo erIitt ser
Rebiior Hodtdfd)l als er gider
aus ber. Gabrtf, in ipelber er bel6df-
tigt mar, retteH !poIIte. Ger llt.-
gIiidlihe mt,r6e bon elmer einffiir.
5enben Waner eridlagen.
- Bring Waloemar, Der. oIteite
Sobn oes @roBaomirals griu5en
Seinrib BON HreuBen, bat iein 5tu-
blum Der Sssurispruoena auf Der ltni.
perittdt 5traBbarg gum 4bidIub se-
bra6t. gr berettet itb nunmebr a,tf
oas Neferenoar @ramen Dor.
Mus Berlin meloet mar
Ole 3abl Der idperen ungIiidsfdae,
Die Bel Manober l1ebungen olrrd
ourdgebenoe 9feroe berbeigefiibrf
liito, erreidt in oieiem Sabre cine
ouffollet1be Sobe. sln bie erft in ben
lebten Saeen gerneloeten 9orfane
in Medlenburg uno in Sahien bel
oenefl cine groBe 9ln5abl SoIodten,
gum Sell totlid), nerlebt pltroen,
bat lid) iest Elm ileuer idnerer lin
foa, IN Naunberg an Der Saole,
ongereibt, Ser porausii6tli6 orei.
menn niht mebr, Meni1enIeben
foiten miro. 8ei elmer 9ea1tiibung.
on Der Sruppen oes 2. Sbiiringi,
iden Seloarttlerie Megiments SEQ.
55 uno oes ebenfans in geoumberg
garniionierten Magoebureii1en So.
ger gataiaons $40. A beteiligt tpa-
rem, iino Die 9ferbe ciner Ste
ierpe 8atterie ourdgegangen llno
in cine 4ompagnie Der Sager bin-
eingerait. Die Sdger, Die IN ser
Dunfelbeit ridt muBten, mas Dor.
ging, batten feline 3eit, lid 3u ret.
ten Inter ben !Sufen Der tpiI6en
@arle unb rnter oen ihperen @e-
lhiisr9oern puroen orei Sager tot
lid, eine eroBe Qnaabl leidt ber-
lett.
Ser tlationalIiberale Meihs-
tags Mbgeoronete Gr. arnirg, mel.
der Maroffo bnr1reiit, ueroffelt-
Iiht eine waitteiIuns, Die bon San.
ger oatiert ift. 9arnad boffen bic
Moroffoner i'm gebiet bon Sns,
oeiien tpihtigiter Safen Mgo6ir it,
bob. Deutidlano bort bleibe uno
Der fran5oiiihen Mufmiegelrng unn
8eitehuns entgegentrete. Der 9dr.
lamentarier fiigt iebo1 binau oaB
man nad alten grfabrungen
Dbutlhlan0s Syeftiefeit mfstraue.
Ser 8ierber6ral,h IN Wiiiu.
den tit i'm porigen Sabre tros Der
Breisiteigernng auf 260 alif oie
9erion, ooer nm fiinf Otter pro
4opf binaufgesaneen. an Der Ser.
brauhslteigerung beg porigen Sab.
reg 1T Dor alien Der eeiteiserte
Sremoenberfebr gu ben Sberammctr
gauer Spielen beteiligt.
@roBes Sntereiie bat in gng-
lan6 Der @eoanfe ertDeft, Sui
graDe Manor", oas Seim Der @or-
fabren @nfbingtons, als Crime.
rungsaeiden oes bunoert Sabre lan-
gen Sriebens gu ertperben, uno es
linb bereits Sdritte eetan, Sonos au
6ieiem 3pef gu beidaffen.
Mus gonitantinepel meloef
man: Die Cholera sreift bier IL.
Neridredenoer @eiie Inn iib. @GGa
reno Der lesten 48 Stunoen ba-
ben iid 18 grfra,fiinsen l,no 10
Sooesf6lle an Der Seu6e ereignct.
Gs miro elm Municipalities Sterben
inter ben ourf ben nemlfden Nie-
ieltbrano in Stdmball oboadlos ge-
iporoenen Touienoen bon Weriden
hpfjird,tpf RI
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- Wontag abeno uur6e abilene
bon einem f,irhtbaren Gturm ilno
0aaeIihIag beimeeiudt. gieI 51a-
ben tpuroe angeridtet. Weinobe ie-
oes Saus bat gelitten. Die eIeItrl.
iden Drdbte muroen serriiien ltno
Die 2i1tperioreune baour1 ult.
moglid eemodt. 3ipei 9eriomen,
Der cine bon ibnen Or. 8ogis, elm
befannter MrSt, tpuroen setotet ltao
Mngefabr 5ipon5ig ,nuroen pcrlest.
2ie Hrobibitioniiten bebaup
ten ibr Stootstonlite babe aur
Jiibrung Der Rampagne ,iur $t8,-
562.15 aussesebeu. Inter oen per.
i6teoenen Yoiten befinoet lid audi
eiuer: 9teiiefoiten fir gaeoner
$1511.60. 90 !baben Die giienbab.
men Die 3ablioien Mebner. Sic Sic
Yrobibitioniiten i'll GeIoe aeba6t
babeif, mol umlonlt bef0roart.
- Die YrobibitioniIten unb sre
anti Vrobibitioni{ten 1T San s(ll.
cello baben cine 4onferell3 be5iig-
Iid Der 2ocal Option Grage ge-
babt, f0nnen ii1 aber iiber Die Ga.
DE riht einig tper6en.
Sn polo Niuto Gountp, in
6em oer betannte aurort Mineral
WeQs lieet, iino Die probibitionl.
ften eifris oabei ll,lterIdriiten fir
ein @eiud I'M cine 2ocoI Option-
glbitimuuns au ianrmeIn. sic ipol.
len Die Abftimnlung Dor @ieoer.
er6ffnung Der Strapn Winen OBJ
1aIten, neil fie tpilien. bob lie feiuc
Musfift auf grfoIg baben. penn Die
Winenorbeiter ipieoer oa iino.
= Die Mnti Brobibitionilten
in 2obaca County baben $268. 80
fir Die @anlpaene ausgeeeben.
- Gin iu1ger Wonn Naniens
Bert Barber, Der in Muitin, IN Der
Ndbe 6es Comp Winbry tpobnt uao
Der Die @etpobnbeit bat, i'm Jreien
3u IhInfen ,totete nenIih cine bier
SUB Ianee 4lapperihIonee, oie ge-
raoe auf iein 2ager frieden poa-
te.
ssn Neii-Braunfels muroe EN-
SoIoat Waenlns Seiie Slorenee I'M
ter oerglnflage perbnftet, einen Der.
brehrildlen Nuariff nuf Elm bier.
5ebniabrises Mdoden senlaht ba-
BEN.
Wie aug SlorespiIfe seinel.
bet miro. iino iehs Werifaner III
ter Der anflnee perbaftet iporben
an Der Hriigelei beteiIigt geipeiell
5u iein, in Der Soc 2iibtpig um's
2eben fam.
- Sm 2eon ssluB bel 9e,npIe
ertranf Der t5idbrige Boon
Somuels. gr madte nit 9omera.
ben einen slusflug. Die Suneen
6aoeten uno Der fleine Somnels
iuurbe BON Der Stromung forteerii,
fen.
= Ger siuei Sabre aIte Soh,l
BON M. s. Winfler in Dallas, Der
nit feinen Gltern mif bem 2anoe
in Der 9egeno bon San Gngelo
Al Bciu6 par, bat bic aopfe bon
StreidboIaern eeeeiien un6 iit oo-
ran geitorben.
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9reibia SATIRE suiammen.

30iGbriges 3uiantinenletn = bee
adtet oies, mie Der @ert ooer oie
@ertloligfeit zines Mrtifels @eitano
bat ooer niht. gs lit fein 9tdtiel in
Ser glusiaee bon 8bos. 9IriB, gon-
coro, 0aih., ipelber ibreibt: SD
aebrandle Or. Sings Stem Discovery
felt 80 Sabren, oas bette mir be.
fonnte W1ittef fir Sulten uno grfdf-
tunaen." @inmol i'm !Sanie einge.
fiibrt, b[eibt es. 8iele gebrauhten
es 40 Sabre lang. ltnfeblbare
Sols. uno 2ulgen Meoi5in une
unerreidt fir So Grippe, aftbmo,
Sap-feper, 8euhbuiten rno 2ungen.
entSiinoung. Breis SOC utb $500
Brobeflaihe fret @arontiert BEL al.
len Druggilten.
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JnIanS.
Rspr. Berger
Rtiebt Elm HIterspensicn-G
Elm.
Was ist Bier?
Die Recrganlsdllcn der Stand
ard Oil Co.
Troeksnbsitin kentucky
-
sssbundsjasd auf IS Jabrs
vsrbcten.
Trcekenbsitia kentucky

VgGVotgU.
- Hepr1ientont Berger bon Dill.
,paufee bot cine e MItcrspemomsbiIl
i'm 4ongreB eingebradt. gead Die.
fer Bin ion elm ieoer 8etuobner
Der Ser. Staaten, Der iedjsSia ssnbre
dlt u,to felt ieds5ebn Sabren Elm
Burger Der Ser. 9taatsn lit, oeiien
!, Ginfomrnen tueriger ols ietS EyI.
lars bic @obe 6eiriist ue0 Der fid
feines Derbredens fduIoig aeata6t
bat, cine 8eniion BON Der Bnnocs.
lcs't1ung befonlmen. Dieie Neniicn
fol- einen bis bier Dollars per Mo-
DIE betragen. @Ieih3eitia brolb-
te Berger einen 9eidIub elm, ourd
ben eine 3omnlilfion geinaffen
miro, Die eine llnteriuduns beaiie,
lid oieier 9llterspeniionsfroge on
itellen jon.
9or 6em uWoaro Of 9ra6e
ono Drug Snipection" in Malbiug-
ton bat eine ui,feriu1ung iiber
Die Graee xWas lit Bier" begonnen.
Die uIniteo States Hretpers' ali.
fociation~ lit Bel Ser unteriuHtng
ourd Elm aolnite bertreten. Heim
Deginn Der llnteriudung 1uBerte
iiG Or. Wilep nit grober gntrii.
flung iiber 0ds Idte9te GinfdeE
ten II ben Goftuirti1nften rNern
id Bier foufe", ineinte &c, -ipiG
ID feinen Gbnuin boben." 1Seiner
Anfidt mad ioIIten aIIe 1iergl1Ier
Elm aid3eiden traeen uato oie Gait
iUirte miibten eeapunyen iein, Die
glGier Bis gu oiefem 3eiden boil.
3ulhenfen.
Der Sefret1r Der Gtnnoor6
Oil Company bot on bic Attien-s ssn-
bober Elm Munofhreiben seridtet, in
Dem er erfI6rt, boB bic Geiea
idnft, nm Der gntideiouna oes
Ober 9un0eseeridts nah3ufom.
men ibre iesise yerbinoung ai,f.
Ioien uno fih reorgnniiieren ipcr.
be. 3u oieien 3pede iollen oie
Aftien Der 35 @eiellIfoften, oie au
6ein DeI-9ruit gebdren, ratenipeiie
irlter bic Mftieninbaber ser Muttcr-
@efeuibaft, Der Gtnnoar6 Oil Com.
bonp of glem cserien nerteiff msr.
Seu Oip g,erte;I,,r6s 8 spr Mftiet, n,;ra
uuoefabr nm i Oeae,nber % ;totts;,,. AIN
nen
em e;toote afnt,,6n berr,dt
oroke Srodenbeia snS Sic gooter
ie;6en idmcr aorn,ster " basanaers
IN Sen mittleren unS hyn air;d,en
ge;l,m Sea yssfaotes 7;s sohefsr,,ts
mi,a surh ais yroae,,bs;, v,,s nm ss.. a.
den persoaert ;peroen. oosn einioen
Go,u,ties herrif,t bereifs Waonocl q,
Grinftuol5er.
Mus eeottfe m,raet ruon. g,;s
brifi,Ms z ar;easiMoIanne MTaerines a
u;rh S;sier Snoe t,ar Goner q
g. noh Sem Meri,,os apeer ohoo.
ben. nm an 6em' s,,ie mon ernaSr.
fet. letten Mobben Mont6ienft i'm
Neriuos W2eer teiru,nehmen g3od,
eiuem foebeu stpifden ben Sobei
inferrsfierfen apShten oboe,dIosfp.
men gertroa 1T Sic eooA ouf gee.
htr6e Fir sic n9hften * eohrr
perbofen % n MIosfo,s @etnS;
fern ,5ur 3eit iib nod 36 iapani-
fhe nno bier Seebnnofdnger aus
Britiid Columbia ni,fbalten, iuer.
ben bic ralgerine", iuie Die ameri-
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Oonneritaa obenb lpuroe

Donneritas obenb ipur6e BEL
eserIep gitp, 81. S., cine in @eriue.
inna iibergegangene ipeibli6e 2ei.
DIE acfnnoen, BON Der bic @eb5r-
oen glouben, oob es bic Der ieit
einiaen Monoten berihipunoeneli
ilngen Stem Dorferin 9orotbp alr.
rolo iit. Die 8erlpeiuns Der 2eidc
NOR idon iotpeit poreeidritten, bas
oieie IN Stiide fiel, aIs iie ous
Dem @olier eeaogen ipuroe. Tic
2eitbe murbe porldufie nad Der
Waorgue gebroht, biz iie beitinntt
aonossirt lit. falls oies iiberboupt
nod ln0elid 1T.
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Giieababll : Tabrplan.
5. G g. q. ga5u.

5. e 8. q. Ba5n.
Mnfinft-
go.3 Bom Noroen. /. .6.45 dberbs
glc. g. 8om Norben. .6.45 moro
$50. 7-3oenl bon 9earne. 1000 mora
Wo- SOCIAL bon BaIeitine 49,. =.
!, -. ...... :. =. ..10.45 nbenos
gso. r. Bon Wegtfo. 1.50 naf,n.
No. 12-Socal bon 2arebo (seuiidf :.
=. 800 ntorg
SO. f. Ra9 Dem gloroen. 1.55 ua1m
$50. g. Na9 oem Norben. 800 abenbs
No. Social nod FaIeitine. .7.3O mora
gao. 10 @gpreb na9 Searne. :. :.
:. :. 400 u1ora
gso. -gsa9 @esito. 80. 100 mors.
sfo. II --2ocaI ua9 2arebo (gentidt)
:. =. :. 900 nbeuo3
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M. 8. & s. ga5a.

Arf1nft-
Ho. 241-8on 4oufton unb 0albeftou
no. 7-won Dallas II. SOrt 8ort5
- ;. ..7.20 morgena
10. 235-Bom Norben. .7.30 bornriti.
no. 15-Bcn 8oco. -. 800 nad5m,
Ro. 2S1-Wom Rorben unb 9ouftoa
49,. .... =. 1925 na6n,
No. e-8om Morben.. TAB abenb5
>. lilo ucrm
Nbfanrr
SO. 10-Na6 oem Noroen. 1000 born,
No. 16- Ma1 Nuftim uaS 8nco
;. =. :. =. $3.50 BORN,
9o. 10-Nab oem Noroen. 300 bonn
No. g. aab Dallas, Sort @ortb
lino Waco. .8.45 nben6s
SO. 238-Na4 benz Norbeu. :.
so. 242-9ad5 aouton itnS @ais -
beiton.. ;. .... 1915 aben6S
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aeinem Meniden permaa mon
iobiel iueis5umoheit, uie fid felber.
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g.. S. & g. u. (Saupt-2iniel.

g.. $. & g. u. (Saupt-ainie>.
Nnfunft-
gl0. 9-0om Often. 1885 pprm
30. 7-Wom Often. $3.50 nndm
90. 10-Gl Bnio II. Beiten. 1880 nahm
sfo. 8-gon 81 Rafo.. ..1015 borm
Mbfabrt
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The Detroit times., 1911-07-11
THOROUGHBREDs IN
PLATO0NS ARE /
I COMING IN
Aristocratic Metropolitan Stables
Are Now Domiciled At N
the Windsor Race
III. Track.
Belmont, Whitney, Carman. Hildreth
and schorr Strings Among Early
Arrivals.

August Belmont's string OF thor
oughbreds campaigning the Canadian
circuit arrived at Windsor last night
In palace horse cars from Fort Erie.
The crack Priscillian. Watervale and
other equine monarchs OF the running
turf were accompanied by retinue OF
attendants which cared for them In
as diligent a manner as II they were
blue-blooded human aristocrats.
This IL the first time In the history
OF the turf that Belmont's horses have
made O stop at the Windsor track.
The maroon and red sleeves and black
the class Of the sport across the river
on Saturday. There are IL head In
the Belmont string.
Harry Payne Whitney's and James
Rowe's stables also arrived at the
Windsor track last night, the two
strings numbering the same an Bel
mont's. This IL Whitney's first APP
pearance on any circuit other than
the Metropolitan since he succeeded
his father. the late William G. Whit
ney. on the turf.
r. +. Carman's string numbering
81, r. z. Watkins stable embracing
Is head are due TO arrive from Fort
Erie this morning az are also Sam
Hildreth's formidable string OF S.
Hildreth was the leading winner on
the American turf last year and sec
ond to James II. Keene the year be-
fore Judging by the way the Hildreth
horses are going this season the wise
turfman from the east IL making q
strong effort to again lead the list OF
American winners In 1911.
Hildreth has made no less than so
nominations to the Windsor stakes
for next week. He will have one or
more starters In each one OF the local
fixtures.
John w. Schorr's string OF q. In
Guiding the noted three-year-olds Edda
and Star Charter, will be domiciled at
the Windsor track before night a.
will also the Valley Farm stable ana
w. w. Darden's horses. Thursday $50
head OF the best thoroughbreds that
has been racing at Latonia will ar.
rive here. Barney Schneider wired
this morning that he viii ship Jack
Akin to Windsor this week, the
speedy son OF Sain having been train
ed at the Missouri farm OF the genial
Dutchman.
Billy Cahill will be In charge or the
Schneider string. which In addition to
Jack Atkins. embraces Sager and 9TH
er good ones,
The Detroit times., 1911-07-11

United States Judge Angel Holds He
Has That Right.

Judge Angel, who recently assum-
ed HIS position In the United States
district court. holds that he has a
right to sign al bills OF exceptions
made In cases tried before Judge
Swan, which Judge Swan was to have
signed. This means that several
cases will not have TO be retired
which would have been the case IL
Judge ANGEL could not have signed
the papers. II means, further. that
both the government and the men In
volved will save good deal of
money.
The case upon which this decision
was made was that of Benjamin +.
Mcintyre against the Modern Wood
men Of America, In which the former
won a suit for payment OF policy OF
90, 900, which was held by his father.
Attorney Charles Wright. for the
fraternal organization, held that the
Judge could not sign the bill Of ex-
ceptions which had been made by the
defense and therefore there must be
a retrial. Attorney Clarence p. MILF
gan, for Mr.. Mcintyre, cited later rul-
ings showing that Judge Angel can
sign the bills and the court agreed.
The case will be appealed to a higher
court.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-11
Tigers 4, Washington 3; and That
Made Ii Three Out of Four For Us
JACK CooMBs

In the fourth Elberfeld was hit for
the second time. Gessler walked and
Mcbride singled. One run.
In washington's eighth, Conroy sing
led, Gray walked ard Milan paraded.
filling the sacks with one out Schaef-
err drove two runs home with a single
and wiliett faded from the scene.
Continued credit Is coming to T. Gov
ington for grand warming up work In
center field.
stanage played IL low on Henry In
the NTH. On a double-steal play he
shot the ball to Moriarty and got the
Washington backstopper nat-footed.
Moriarty made two nice plays He
threw Schaefer out, after Willett had
fumbled his bunt in the nrst, and ne
got Conroy on a fierce drive for the
hnal out I'm the eighth
Moriarty's greatest strength lies In
balls. pick them up and heave them 20
Delahanty ahead OF the runner. No
living third baseman has anything on
the captains whip.
Ainsmith had an argument with a
couple of bleacherites and lost IL. Also
he incurred the high dudgeon OF
Umpire Perrine.
Had Washington tied the score in the
ninth. Tom Hughes would have gons
In TO pitch.
Gray and Milan combed hits on sum-
mers In the ninth with one out. but
Schaefer forced the latter and Cunning
ham whifted for the second time
swinging hectically.
In the first inning Try and Sam tried
double steal. The Peach didn't seem
10 get his usual start and was out on
McBride's perfect return of Henry's
good throw.
The crowd was small and apparently
Ireserving it's half-doliars for the big
series, az IL to be expected In such
times