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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-11-14

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
(ey Carl p. Leatherwood.)

In nerve-racking. hair-raising,
free-for-all smuggling bee. which had
the multitude of spectators on the tip
toe of expectancy until the last man
was out. the down-trodden and much
xcriticised Smokes came back" yes
terday afternoon and managed 10 nose
out on the long end of a 10 To s count
AZ the expense OF Doc Casey's Fort
, Wayne Billikens Clout the pill and
run like a wild man was the order of
the day. and for a wonder the Stogies
outclassed their opponents in this re-
spect and copied the opening game
Of the series.
The slugginE match was won "A
couple of times. lost as many. tied
twice, and was anybody's even until
the last man had succumbed. \ heav-
or with the soft-sounding name OF Val
Here undertook the hurting duties for
the visitors. hut his sailing was rough
and stormy. and he was forced 10 seek
ln.Helter in the third frame Alberts
icceeded Nalliere. but did not fare
uch better. as the Stogies simply
lnished the bulb and poled it 10 all
C,rners Of the lot Frank Beatty was
Nbntgomery's choice. and he. too. had
~ be lifted. being succeeded in the
latter part Of the third by Peaches
'iraham. Graham's going was not the
loveliest. but timely hitting on the
part of his team mates won tho game
Slugg ng Match.
In all tWrutyfour hits were made
during The game. and fhe Smokes sue.
ceeded in getting thirteen ~ that mum
her one of which was homer polcd
ou' hN IuK"\ S"rvatiu- who has sol
dom knocked anything less than a
'hree Dagger during his past four
Aames Bul Durham was the slueciue
q ot the day. and added a few poi0ts
70 his average by connecting three
times out Of four trips to the bar IS
IN the case of all big scores and heavy
htting games. there was great deal
O.. kickinc on both sides. and. as can
/" expected. lack OusloW participated
Not one of the four pitchers proved
cry effective. az the Cuartette had
II four str.ke-outs in the entire game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
RECORDS
Are Lowered for Four Events at
Forbes Field Athletic Contest

PITTSBUGG. pa. Jun" eo-lunIor
athletes OF America made &C. glorious
record today 100 Forbes field. when
four records were broken and several
,guaIIcd iu the Grst days meet OF the
Amateur Athletic uu.1n junior and
senior championship rames Twenty
thousand spectators were present.
One OF the surprises OF the day
came when S. 3d. WAGNER. of th"
pitt-burr Athletic association. COM
pc.iug FOO Che pole vault. cleared the
bar af o. feet sfi inches. which is
sos inches better than The previous
junior American record
ID Iohustoue. Uusf1n Athletic assoc
citation. made ucN record iu tho
running hiCh utnu with q feet q Dob
Inches. while boz throwing tho discus
s VI Nuche. OF Tho Chicago Athletic
association. broke The record with l'i
feet inches.
Probably fnc most exciting cvcnf ~
fbr d1y var ne Eve milo race DO was
Won Dos O. s. Dull oi .hc rlffshurr
Athletic association. in the record
time OF g6s o.. beating the junior
American record Of 2f e o.. which
bad boon held bv Urisco1. Of Sew
YORK. Following are Tho number OF
points scored hy The fret seven teams
irish. american Athletic club. Sew
Nors. &c.
Ncn Work Athletic club 70
BOSTON Athletic association. %
Chicago Athletic association. -n
IIr4hgrr Athletic association. ~.
rasHme Athletic club. Sew York. o.
South BOSTON Athletic club. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Jokes Take Opening
Game From Billikens
Flying Start.

The smokes got away with a flying
start. pushing three tallies across the
rubber q the initial session. Lewis
first up Aas assaulted by HEAVIER Val
liere. and Benny Jewell did the sacri-
ficing stunt TO perfection. knisely
tried hard. but flied out TO keener. but
Durham anne TO life with a slashing
two-bar-,r to left. which registered
Lewis S.rvatius met one of Valliere's
fast ones on the nose. and sent II
screamit- TO deep left for three
counts. AID when Casey let Keener's
throw p.' through him Servatius was
allowed FOB amble in. Durham preced.
ing him Murray brought the session
to a clos by whining.
The y.sitors went down in order in
the frs inning. and a base on balls
and Durhlm's error failed to produce
anythinc IN the second The locals
piled two more on in their half Of
the second spasm. Sager. first up.
made a god start by doubling TO cen.
ter. and NelCher was there with a
neat sing" TO center. which scored
Sager rDatty laid down his life TO
advanc, rs clcher n peg. and Lewis for
the secou. time took one in the ribs
Jewell sh.- one To Casey with the re
suit that Evils was caught at second
hut Wand. rift got excited and threw
the pill over Clancy's head in an
effort 10 r.mplete the double. Welchcr
tailed. and Benny ambled to second
knisely WIS the third out. Justice TO
Clancy
Visitors Tally.
The B.lkens overran themselves in
their hal = the third inning. scoring
three runs On two hits. two bases on
balls and Jn error by Lewis. Onslow
started tho 'rOuble by TRIPPING to deep
left, and Ncl.afferty. batting for Val.
Here. was 'ransported to fiYst. Blount
next up. rpped hot one 70 Jewell.
but the Rabbit was on the Job. and
by quiCh al home caught Onslow a
few inches shy Justice was safe AZ
first when lewis erred on his ground
ball. The caan-up stunt fell to Young.
and he was equal 10 the occasion
singing p. center. which scored
Blount am Justice. Clancy flied out
10 Jewell md when Realty threw
three wide mes 20 Casey. Montgomery
lifted him nd substituted Graham
Peaches 7tlked Casey. hut Z, count.
cd for naul.'. as Nandaerift went out
Jewell to $ ryat.us
e..ens Tie Count.
Fort N...e fiod the score in their
half az OIL. Hur'h. OnsloN fled ON.
to Servat..- IIt Alhorts connected for
Two sacks .ount took one gently IN
the back. ... Justice SINGLED 20 ricrt
scoring A'.ar.s. Justice pur,oineI Tho
IHRnF.I O.. q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
MARATHON
Martin Nit1man and pete oliver Of
the East End Co Run For
Side Bet % f25

Martin N.fhmau 20 IONS distance
runner of thc South Side. lnd Pete
oliver off thc Fast End. Nu settle
.our d'sruf" a- fo each other. ability
This ctcnIur. when she's 1910 run fl
TRADE phia and return Some rue
aco followers OF young oliver ch1I
longed Nfhmar. and Mike Ir,c. H
we'll known baker OF NrIlIro. immn.
dIafolN accepted f upon behalf of y fh.
man. Uu-fiuC uu HIIn hrf OFF fHr
oliver MANAGER. flarrt Ico. cf S.If..
side. did fhe anur and fho fuo aI.
immediately started faiuInl
Tho course viii ba otrr tto ".
ron1I ro1d from fhc playground. rart
In tho Fast Bind fo Trrde'rhs1 and
return. distance ot aboaf rrecu
miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

ST. LOUIS. June 3O.-Pittsburg to-
day lost 10 ST. Louis, to .. in a hard
fought and exciting game. There was
ten-minute demonstration In the
hrst half OF the eighth. when the
crowd In the bleachers took exception
10 the decision OF Umpire tombstone
who declared Wagner safe on third
after having called him out. A bonn
parchment OF soda bottles followed
TWO arrests We're made Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Two base uits-Car'y. Miller Three
n"~' HltS- Waru"r. Home run. DtNss
Sdcr.i iDy hits. cakes Wilson. stolen
bases iNru'. Evans Bases on balls
'ff steele. o. OFT Hendrix. O.. OFF Cam
nlfE. =. Stru.k out. Iiy steele. g. av
Hendrix. O.. ly Cauuitz. g. Hits. or
IaWritl. 900 innings. or Sslic.. iu
l-a inning. Lcft ou bases ST Louis. o..
iIft-. rrc. u. Time o. game. ..l0. TIM
I.r'e. Ia-ou ana Juru~r1rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

GRNNu RAPIDS. Mich. juno 10.
Robert simpson. of kon0sla. Wis
won fho western open roif champion
ship from Tom Mcnamara. off U0ston.
'Iis afternoon hr % score oft up aud
IO IIHf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

allowed TO get past him. and Onsiow
registered. Justice skied to Knisely.
and keener made the third out when
he tnterfered with Welchsrs throw
10 second 10 Itch Blount stealing
Murray led on for the Smokes in
the sixth by rapping hot one between
short and third. Sager cleverly sac.
rihced Jimmy TO second. and the the
Oriole Tailed on Welcher's timely
single 70 center. Graham hit to Wand.
grit. and Welcher was caught at sec
cond Lewis ended changes by flying
out 20 Young
eillikens Break Tie.
Those pesky~ Billkens broke the tie
again in the seventh. and once again
put the crowd on the anxious seat. The
anxiety didn't last long as the Smokes
tied the tally up and went one better
In their half Young made a bad start
for the Billikens in the seventh by
striking three times at the atmosphere
without result. Clancy grounded one
through Lewis. and Casey planted a
punk hit just back OF short Wanda.
grift lined out 10 Servatius. but Ons-
low singled TO left. scoring Clancy. Al.
berts ended the scoring by skying out
10 Knisely
Jewell led of for the Smokes and
succumbed Via the Vandagrift TO
/ Clancy route. but Knlsely singled 10
center Pete. however. was caught
/ pilfering. Durham singled 10 deer;
LETT. but things looked bad as two
hands were out. Dukey Servatius
, took different view OF the matter
however. and caressed the pill on the
nasal organ for n complete circuit Of
the mattresses. The pill sored over
the Mail Pouch sign near the score
board. and was one OF the longest
/ uriVes ever seen on the home LOT
! out
Score Again Tied.
Once aEain did the Billikens get on
an even basis with the Smokes. the
Q visitors pushing a run across the nan.
/ orlte in the eighth session. Blount
/ nrst up. flied out to Jewell. but Jus.
ice beat out an infeld hit to Serva.
| tus. The decision was close at first
/ ana while Umpire Newhousc was criti-
. cized To a certain extent. he was on
Top or the play. and called Justice
/ saie- keener singled 10 center. adj.
Nancing Justice TO third. Young
/ raped fast one past third. and .Tus.
| nee crossed. Clancy and Casey flied
/ out '''''
me locals pu, the same on the
Su'H III their half of the eighth. Sacer
grounded out. bur Wclchcr played the
/ "aI'lhs game and prohted Graham
/ p'dh'ed one IN center. bur Lewis made
/ ,l'iEs look bad when he fled out TO
! iouhg Jewell pooled "a limo drive IN
center which Hlount muacd. and
/ N'I'"rr taHi't After Onslow had
/ properly handled the throw In 10 catch
y. S''i.r. he eo' excited and threw the
4 80 an I'n way to c,u.tr field. and
''di'"in talI.rd. While Jewell travelled
+ ,' .h.rd Nnisely grounded out ~
,.I'S .Hh'ii itt I'm the ninth failed g.
~ '"- me visitors anything m figures
me slle-'ns match looked like this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
TRLaTATr LrAouE

Wilmington CD. Reading 2
Lancaster D.. Trenton
IohusIuuu t. Harrisburg p
Nors o. Altoona T.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Standing Of C1uha.
To-day's Game.

Pittshurg AZ 81. Louis
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia
ShiCago at Cincinnati
Boston az New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
LOCALS THE WINNER IN HEAVY
SlU6oING MATCH.
oukey Servatius Poles a Homer Over
the Center Field Fenee-Four
- Pitchers Used.

Wheeling.

wheeling. 10. Fort Wayne :
plEvRnSville. :. Newark s.
t2DNewark. Evansville 3
GAINESVILLE. 8. Dayton &
south TEND. s. Terre HAnte ,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
ST. LOUIS
Trims the Pirates In Hard Fought
Game In the West.
Yeatsrdax,a n.esulta.

-. Louis. s. Pittsburg. }
Chicago. 3. Cincinnati. =
Boston. :: New York
brooklyn. 3: Philadelphia O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
Standing of Clubs.
To-day's Games.

I " "A AfF Nf " uSfllNs.
Dayton az ZuusSVillr
Newark 80 Evansville
80. Bend at I. Hdute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

n.ys ft9s suits reduced % s5a5.
McFsddens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

s ssIlS rg[g Cure Tho"' operation
PHlVeIE DISEASES burning
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my
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01
WHEN OTHERS FAIL. CONSULT
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Two base l.fe
r" Three base .I's
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-01

Batted FOR Camuitz lu 5th.
Batted FOR Hendrix in sth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-09
WORLD ALMANAC HAS IT ALL
In New Volume For 1911 Every
 New Fact Has Been Added

All the phenomenal growth and de- velOpment that have marked the pro- gress of events throughout the world in 1910 are reflected and recorded in The World Almanac for 1911. To enumerate it's new features would be to enumerate everything new and inn portant that has taken place in the last year. Its great mass of statistical information on every subject in which any one would be likely to be inter ested has been revised and brought down to the last moment of the clos ing year, and so many new facts and ently no information of value or inn portance has been omitted, while for accuracy. The World Almanac has never been excelled.
 The completeness with which the subjects are treated Is shown by the fact that fifteen pages are devoted to detailed facts concerning the new Science of Aviation ''The High Cost of Living is another subject treated at length in detail.
 All the important laws of Congress and of State Legislatures are clearly sumarized. The progress of science, art, government, religion, education, labor, industry, commerce, finance, navigation, exploration and a thou sand or more other subjects are set forth concisely, making The World Almanac for 1911, a complete reference library in one volume.
 It is the one reference volume which may be accurately described by para phrasing Lincoln's famous sentence concerning peoples government: It is book of facts of, for and by The World.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-09
LAKE DENIES MIXING
 THREAT FOR BULKELEY

Hartford, Jan. 9.-Former Lieut.. Gov. Everett J. Lake, denies em- phatically the somewhat sensational story printed about him and relating to an alleged utterance of his soon after the party caucuses were held in Hartford last Tuesday.
 He has been quoted as saying: "If Morgan Bulkeley isn't sent back to the United States senate next Tues day you come around. They'll be a he'll of a story"
 "I never said any such a thing,'' said MT. Lake to a reporter 'T A not in the habit of using such laH- guagel The story is wholly imagina- tive"
 The former 1ieutenant-governor said he would not discuss the senatorial situation in any way. He said he was around at the time the Republi- can caucus was held, but he was there in the interests of John Buck ley, who was chosen assistant clerk of the house. MT. Lake thinks that perhaps some remark be made about John Buckley might have given rise to the imaginative remark printed about the candidacy of Senator Bulk eley.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-09

bring charges againSt any appointive and 15 per c6nt. against any elective, officer. 1n the case of an appointive he can be removed by the Mayor; in the case of an elective. removal is in the power of the people only. It may be easy to secure three per cent. of the voters to petition against an ap- pointive. but somewhat difficult to se- cure 15 per cent. against an elective. In the latter case. the political party defeated at the regular election might deem it good policy to seek success at a special election. through the 15 per cent. process. .;.
 The Farmer has endeavored, in this article. to place tine proposed amend ment fairly and intelligibly before the people. It is published, the Executive committee of the league say. for criti- cismf and is to be submitted to other civic bodies-Board of Trade and Bus mess Mems and Manufacturers Asso- ciations-for approval or disapproval, but not. so far as appears. to the Board of Aldermen or. through the referendum. to the people. before pre- sentation to the General Assembly for enactment It is the Farmers opln- lon now. as heretofore. that proposed charter amendments should proceed to Hartford under authorized auspices instead of through unauthorized bod ies. however prominent and influential they may be.
 The proposed amendment does not provide for the referendum upon it. self. either before presentation at Hartford, or after enactment by the General Assembly. although recogniz- ing the principle by applying the ref erendum to the cases of accused cleo tive officers.
 The Farmers columns are open for discussion of this important subject.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-09
MANY PASS STATE
 BAR EXAMINATION

Hartford, Jan. 9-The State Bar committee announces the following as having passed the examinations of December 30-31.
 Isaac Becker and Samuel Rosenthal, Hartford; John Cunliffe. Branford Richard H. Deming, West Hartford 1; w. M. Ford and Herbert H. Lord, Stamford; John l.. Gaffney and John Tobin, Waterbury; E. E. Garlick, Fair field; Loren H. Gates, Thomaston; James J. Palmer, Jr., and Michael J. Quinn, New Haven; Kendall M. Pierce, Bristol; Frederick R. Rockford, Ham den; Charles A. Russell, Moodus: B. E. Spencer, Portland; Edward T. Sweeney, Naugatuck; c. W. Winslow, Winsted; and Jos. G. Woods, New Bri- tain, John T. Radigan passed the lit- erary examination. Two failed to pass the examination for admission to the bar.