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The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
ALICE E. CORL.

Col. F. ". WILLIAMS and Col " D. CLYNE Auctioneers
LEWIS ]. HESS, Clerk
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-08-31
WANT COLUMN

Dr.. A. G. Hume Dentist. Kendall blk.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

Itc1te, oab raS @cieb. bus ieoe Srbeit
nod ni6t Tier8ebnidbrieer lintere
lftcbslos pcrbietet. in 9an5 Gep 9pri
thrift i%nuegebalteu miiroe. 8elhe
Srunic Der - amtlid)cn @eipiiieus
b%uftigtcit.
oSeien mir nidt umiunit &C.
iturbcn!" lit Die ituulme Iabuung
Der Spoten. Snt tic aehplfen? Sehe
Gage uad Dem lln9liid leien mir
Sic Snupoli6ei bon Neiu Yorf erbpt
Giniprud, acacn bns mem Gudrtie,
Der triangle Sbirt @aiit 60. Sic
SirnId bat nift rpcit bon Der 5crs
ltortcn Sabrif I'M iehiten Stpdncrt
zines notoriih. nidt ieueriid,eren @es
bduncs neile Glartierc be5osen; Die
8aupoliSci itelte felt, bab in per
neucn Hdimeu Die Mai6inen 10 bift
dnfgcItcllt iuaren, baB Der 3usnn9 81
ben Hotbausaduaeu perbarrifubieri
mar. Scr brutale GpmmcrcialismIs
feunt fciue Sfiihteu. feline Tcrauts
lportung, fem 8eicB.
8erben bic 9 ehDrben, 5. +. pic
@eridte. Ypli5eiorgone, 9au>S epartee
meutS : Srganc. Seuermari6Glle,
StabtrGt6e. etc, Jest nit nller S6nelz
li9feit unb Gnti6ieoenbeit IaBregeln
sur H6itclllug bicicr NtiBitdnoe err
greifeu2 Siirfeu mir bpffen? Sfreds
lid, aber lpobr fiiubet cine iiiugitc
Statiitif III groBen Sranblettern
II. g. p~erIiert Dlrd) Scrcr jdbrlit
Ourcbihuittlih 800 Wenihenlebru
uno S365,000.000 mcrtb @igentbum.
& ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Srofberso9tbum.
Aus or banptfant.

StaatS= gnmaltihaft. Sr. Git.
NIcin 2, Der bis jest propiiuriim' ais
Commits oil Der Staatsunmaltihait
augcitelt lunr. bot icins pciinitiuc Or
ncntrn9 crbnItcu.
gcru.Glnb. = Sm 9uit on Cont
mcrtc am YarabcplnB belt ser Nero
Ghb Spnnta9 Nadnlittag cine 0es
neral : &erlmmmluug ub. Ser Ser
elm perfii9t augenblidlih iiber elm
Scrmp9en bon rullb 775 Sr. Sn Den
SprltanS unrbeu iuiebergeiudblt Die
Serreu Sernb. 8plii unb 8ilmcs:
neuscipdblt purocn bic Serrcn S. &c
la Sontaine unO Nllguit @rctcn. glS
SUPERINTENDENT iprrbcu bcSelhnet Die
Scrrcu &cinrih Scbntit uno Srans
Spuruele. Gs murbc bcihlo6en,
cincn %rciS bon 500 Sr. d~us8uieBcn
fitr Den critcn lleb~erlanbilla bon 10
&ilometern pbne llntcrbrcduna. 8ie
perlnutet. mill lid Sr. gilbert INN
bicien Sreis beiperbeu.
gSilbclm : Surcmbnrg : Giicu6abn.
- IS iinb erllannt luorben: GUM
Sbcrgiitcrporitebcr Seder in Gid.
gum gabnbofpuriteber: @iitcrpors
iteber @atrp in Settemburg. Gum
@%iiterppritcber observation-disclosures Saz
man III l~llflinaeu. 3u Stationsz
I%iiiitcnteu Die Sidtare S6reiber in
&leiubettiugcn nub Sriermcilcr in
Summelbingcn. 3um @erfmeiitcr
Sofpnrptipbei8er SDncn IN lllilinacn.
Sabubufsa iiiitcnt ShilB lit BON Mi
liu9cu nuh Scttcmburg perieBt
iuprbcu.
Sngcmbnrs, rs. MdrS. -
Yfutb. SercuS aus Sapl, Sulcs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

linen bielmals banfte. 2eeteu
SienStng Nadmittag mirbe bns erlts
aeborene S0bnden Der Snmilie Sranf
Sernarbp bc9raben. GS murSc am
Sonnta9 gebpreu unb Iein 2eben
nGbrte nilr Sipet Gage. Sie Iutter
beiinbet iiG pobl. - Serr Ycter Yott
bon &atcrloo mar elm Seludcr uniee
res StdOtdens an Sonntog. - Im
81. Wdr8 bat Sbeobor @pen lid, I'M
Spipital in Hod,eiter. Mimi. pperiren
Iaiieu uub 9ebt Jest Der Seiierrmg
entaeaen. - 2ebteu Sountaa 9tahs
mittag bate Der 2alirentius : &ercin
feline Sabresperiammlmug unb CT
lpdblte iolaenbe Seamten: Srdiibent,
NC. gmbroip; @brensS rdiiocut. Hen.
Soiepb 3epeu; Yice sYrdiibent. Setter
ScberIpicl; Yrot. Scfrctdr. Yeter
&uipp; Siuan5zS etretdr. e. &cilanb;
SfaBmcilter. Soiepb Heutcr; Der
paltunasrntb, Iatbias Heileu. Setter
@alcs nnb Setter 8euter; Sabnens
trdger. Nid ShmiB. Seinrid &untb
unb Matthias Siihcls; IariGall. M.
@elbes; Salen : Seriualtcr. George
Yint.
Sun Tranciscp, Gal. IL. Npril II.
(gn Die ~8asette".) Im lebten Gage
oes p~erilpneneu Ionats lit bgbicr
Srau Barbara, Satin bon Sobn u.
Sdneioer nnb Wutter bon Saul.
hilbert. Setter. Gamia mb Hoia
Shneioer mn bon Srau Sobn
Baltpn. Grau Sranf 9iamanm, Srau
=. Goes. Srau e. Saic. Srau T.. 81.
GAZE uub Der peritorbeneu @ir9inie
Sdneiber seitorben. Sic mar ges
biirtig aus glIabs2 ptbriugcu unb
Itarb I'M Sitter BON 50 Subreu. 10
@ionaten unb neum Sn9cu. Ihtun8Ss
poll. s. Y. e..
Sbe6ODsan, @is., sen S. gpril II.
= SIM ct. Ni6olass Soipital. poielbit
er ieit Tppember poriaen Sdbres be-
baubelt mno perpilest murbe, lit Der
unpcrbcirntbcte Serr Intou Srnnt
9citcrn Morgeu in Splge pon Nageu=
J frebs gcitorbcn. Der Sabinscitics
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

.StrGflide Iadldiiigfcit". alter
Seihtiirm batten Die erailenbafis
8ranbfataitrppbe AM @aibington
Tlace. Neip 9orf, am %. WGr5. Die
las Ieni6enleben f~orberte, pcridul>
bet. - Siaac 3arris uuo Mar Bland,
gtsentbiimer Der Srian9le 8aiit Co.,
tpilrbeu bon ben @rob9ci6porenen
an9eflast, jeber ipesen Ses Spbti6lass
inn erften unb I'M 5~ipeiteu @rabe. Sic
Strae lit i'm Sale bon S6nlbisz
lprehung bis 81 20 reip. 10 Sabre
Saft. { Sarris mn Bland ipurben
perbaftet. bcm Hidter porgefibrt, err
fldrten iid nidtidulDis uub tpurben
geaen Stelllng bon jc $4,000 Siirss
ihaft freiselaiien. bis ibr Sro5cB Sur
Bodybuilding fommt. Inbere Iuz
fla9eu mD9eu folgen. Ser Staatsz
anipalt bofft. 81 beipeiieu, bnB 5fpei
@do6en, beren 2eihen inn neunten
Stod sefunoen paroeu, nidt fliidteu
%fonnten. ripeil Die Iusgansstbiire
nerihloiien mar.
Sri. 0iarp 6. Sreier, Sic GrdIis
oentin Der .@omen's Srdpe Linton
league" in Neip Yprf. CAB ben 3 e
Der senannten @ereinieung
befannt. Der aufs gntiGiebeuite bar
auf briuet. 'baB im Hiidblid alf bic
Gataitropbc energii6e nnb 5tpar
i6leuniee NuBre9eln gum Sdube Der
Irbeiterinneu ~setroffeu tperoen. SRI.
Sreier iaete: Sic SnItdnbc in ben
Snbrifen, in iuelhen iunae Wdb6en
ibren faraen 2ebenslmterbalt Si err
iperben baben, iiuo, nit ipenigcn Ilss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

oene, ipelher Gin Iltcr bon 50 Sab
rem erreitte nnO lih bier bieler
Sreitnbe erfrelltc. itammt aus @ils.
Suyembllrg, bon no CT Dor % Sab
rem nnh Imeritn fant. @r bintere
ld6t sirei Sriibcr in 2itrembrr0 ltnb
eiiien IN SinnLnno. Serr Srant mar
Iitslten bes bicii9eu Nrbeiterz Ser
Gins uuo peS Grpdcr : llnteritiieung5z
gereins. Nah eiuem Heqniem. tpctz
dies am Mtoutng Wprgeu in Der ct.
Setter Glaucr Stride ltattfinbcu luirh,
crfolst Die Sccrbi9uug oui penn fntbos
IiI6cn S~riebbofc Der Siibiettc. Gr
rubc III Sricocul - Y. 3.
&adj Ssbitc Nod, 2. ., 6. S.
8c9eu lle6crfiiac an 2cieitoff fir
nddite &p6c 5uriifgele8t. $pn 100
iinb JIG Bonn eigeutlib her? @eburtss
ort? SScr miro perbeiratbet? Nua
ipelhem Sorfc itammcu bic Tutuz
mobilSz Son9en?
Suttapile, Sno. - Sm 1. Npril
ut Serr &cter 6cin in Der 8pbnung
leincs SobueS Subu 6u Hiper 6orcit,
Sl., cutihlaicn. Gr puroc 81 &ii@
bingcu bel Srier gcboren rubS FAM in
leinem II. %Sebeusiubre nit Icincit
@lteru nud] Imerita unb lieb lih nit
linen in Chicago uieber. 9r perbeis
ratbetc iid) III Chicago nit Nurid u.
Heinarp ammo 1856. Sier Nj CT Gin
trcues Mitglieb Der ct. Mihaclss
@cmeinoc mo eiu iuoblbefannter uub
aeubteter Sauunternebmer BON Der
Sirn,a Sein Bros. Sm Sabre 1879
900 er llad Surfep Greet. Sub.. unb
licB iid uui eiuer Sarm nieper. Gr
errci6te ciu Nlter BON 6S Sabren unb
brei Wpnateu. Nu ieinem @rabe
trmlern bier S6buc uuo bier S0@ter.
- st. W"
Dor Ginger Seit lit in MtISfe9ou.
Wiid., Sr. Subert Steiu. eingeborcs
ncr 9urcmburger. i'm Hitter BON SO
Sabrcu Ncitprbcn, or lchte IN guteu
@erbGlmilicu. GS iibcrlcbcu i'm bier
ainbcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

0elti6 aus 4apl, Mifolas 8oh aus
2urembitrs : 8abnbof unb ~. Sdnlit
ans lllflinsen hnben an Der boberen
tehnii6en 9ebrdnitdlt in gingen AM
Gbein, bns gsamen ais Wni6inens
Snsenieitr nit beitem grfol9e beitans
ben. = Sob. Roel aus Citation
S6enerberg (Memi6) bat am Sbii>
rineiihen Sehnifum S%lntenau bus
@rameu nls gIeftros Sngenieur nit
Ser Note .redt gut" bcitanben.
Sas rebolutiondrc 9latt. Sic Sreiz
belt. fpelfcs am /. Sanuar lestbin
nit iopiel Speftutel tn's 2eben trdt,
crlfeint ab ndhiteu 1. Ipril lfpu
nidlt mebr. = Rdoalters8 eripaltung:
Srn. Sobann Setter Sieifbours lit aui
iein Griifen. pom 1. Ipril fiinftis ab.
ebrenpole gntlaIiuug aus ieinem
Imte offs &atditerseumeter 5l Gemif
~bcipillist porbcn nit oem @hrclltitcl
zines &ataitergeometcrS.
Snremburs O., is. WdrS. -
(Yrofcnorensebdlter.) Sir ndd1itcn
Sierlstag itebt in Der &ommer CUR Be
ratbuu9 ole Iorla9c iiber Die Sro>
fciiorengebdlter. Irt. / Icst Die 8e@
batter felt: II fir Die $50. Sireftoreu
81 9%uren,bura 6.35O-6,750 ST.;
p fiir bic SS. Sirefturcn 5u Sies
firh, Gttcrnaf unb Cid q. ;. Il5.,
5,675-6,075 Sr.; y fir Die $50.
Yrofcilprcn 3,975-5,575 Sr.; A.
fir bie $50. Srpfeiipreu. mcldIc nit
Spe5idltdderu (cngliihc Sprahc,
SanbcIstpiiieni1aitcn, 3ci6ucu) be-
traut iillb 100000 ST.; 81 fir
Die 3citenlc6rcr 3.200-3.700 Sr.;
81 fir Den Silisbibliptbefar 2.450-
1850 Sr.; y fir Ben Surulcbrer
1,S25-2,325 Sr. - Illc orci Sabre
crbalten Die illb I, =, 3 unb 4 nIfgc@
Sdblten 6erren cine gcilngc bon 200
Sranfen, sic dnbcren cine ioldc bon
125 Sr., bis tic Die 6ohitgrenSc ihrcr
Stufc errcictt babcu. - Sieies @eiee
miro 5ipciielns pbne ldrlgere Sebatte
am udhiteu Sicusta9 an9enommen
ipcrbcu.
Giuilitanb Der Stabt Sugcmburs.
SterbefGlle. Spm "a.
Mdr5: 9nnn aobl. aft 1 Subr uno
y Wionate; SoIef SboB. alt Al Sabre.
Shneiocr. 81: Sobuuu Setter
8cn9ler, aft 4 0tsnate. - 90: Ias
ria aernel. alt 66 Sabre. Gbcirdu bon
Sruuaott aloie, @erffiibrer. - 80;
@tiemle 6erpinano SlioIuig, oft "A
Sabre, peui. 3ollbeamter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

nabmen 10 unerb6rte, baB bieIe ar>
beitsitdtten lid, 81 einem Sddnofled
niht aletu Der itdbtiif)cu gerpdltung,
ionbern dllb Der Stnats s2eaislatrr
entpideln fonlten. Die Sraaooic
pom %. 0tdr5 mag lid 81 irgenb
elmer 3eit in Sauienoeu bon Der
artigeu Sabriteu bon 8roBsN etp 9ort
ipieoerbolcn. Snfplgc beiien nulS
inter alien llmitGnbeu linb unperSii9s
lib cine genaliere Sontrole iiber Der
artiae 8ehdlipe sin9efiibrt meroen, in
iuelden bauptidhlid) has nciblide
Sroletarint, 5uidimteusepferht. allz
td9lidl pielc Stlnben, Den tbncu
orobenben Son (pon iittlihen @eiats
rem gailS gu ihmeigen) niht adtclp,
arbeitet. I'M lid, am 3abltnae Den -
Srn9erlobn (pou $500 tiir ichs
Gage Irbeit) bolen 5it biirfcn."
Sic Siibrcriu Der Irbeiterinncn
maft alif cine Sapierfabrit aufmerts
jam. IN melder tdglih 900 Mdo6eu,
meiit failm Dem tur8en &leibe ett>
fpu6len. arbeiten. unb trosbem babe
bieic 2enifenfaIle I'M clften StpGs
fperte, in ipeldlcm bicie aermtiteu ar
beitcu, ~iiberbaupt feline Seucrnpths
letter. Nebnlihe SeiipieIe iinb in
Dem Yrotcit III Ren9e entbalten.
3lpDlfz, breijebuz uno pierSebnidbrise
WGbden nrbeiteu bier - 5ipei t2z.
reip. 13idbriae Idohen befanbeu iidl
inter Den Spieru Der furdtbaren
triangle : SranofataItropbe - trobs
benz crit fiirSlid Der Staatss Ir6eitsz
GommiIldr @iaiam5 nit Stul5 feits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

CT,
fdSs
in
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Ell,
biz
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
EDNA PEBBLES
GETS A GUN
Also a Big Knife and Pro
ceeds to Hold up the Saw
ings Bank at Cuyahoga
Falls.
Girls Head Turned by Nov
ing Picture Shows Want
ed Money to get Fancy
Articles-Will Not
be Prosecuted.


Cuyahoga Falls. o., July 12.-1t was
practically decided today that M
prosecution will follow the attempt
of thirteen-y -year-old Edna PEBBLES 90
hold up in true western bandit style
the Cuyahoga Falls Savings bank late
yesterday afternoon. The bank of
ficials declare the girl ~ more de-
serving OF pity than blame
Miss Pebbles whose father Is a
porter and her mother q Vasherwo-
man. decided on the bank hold-up as
the only means of securing the little
fancy articles of dress which she so
much desired but was unable TO buy.
Equippihg herself with a thirty eight
caliber hammerlcss revolver which she
did not know how 10 shoot. and "a big
hunting knife which she did not know
how to open. sho suddenly appeared
I'm the bank late yesterday afternoon
and pointing the revolver &C Assistant
Cashier Gensingcr. demanded that he
open the vaults for her.
Gensingcr, however. proceeded TO
argue with her that hc could not open
the vaults ana that ne had no money
in his pockets and the gir later los
ing her nerve. backed out Of the door
and started TO run. She was quickly
Moving pictures are believed 60
have given her the idea for the at
hold-up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
AMERICAN
BALLOONS
Will Race for the Bennett
Cup-Two Selected by Re-
cent Elimination Test.

Kansas City, Mo, July H. Three
American balloons viii compete with
possibly seven foreign entries in the
international rlce for .he James Cor
don Bennett cup from Kansas city
next October. Two Of Americas rep
resentatives will be tn. st. Louis "
and the Million Population, both Of
ST. Louis. and the third will be
piloted by Allan K. Hawley Of New
York, who won the lig rlce last year.
This selection Of two racers to join
Hawley was determined in the eli-
mlnation test starting from Kansas
city Monday afternoon, in which
Lieutenant Fmnk =. Lahm, with
Lieutenant John Hart as aide, In the
St Louis Nv took first place, ana Gap-
tain John Berry. with Paul McCul-
lough, as aide, in the Million Popula-
tlon, took second Six bags started.
The race ended late yesterday aft
ernoon when the st. Louis " landed
near IApaz. Indiana, 4iO miles away
The Million Population came down
near La Crosse. Indiana, 4iO miles
from Kansls city.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
Eartllquakc Shocks.

Washington, July II. - Powerful
earthquake shocks lasting through
nearly three hours last night and this
morning, were recorded by the seismo-
graphs at Georgetown university. The
tromors began at 1l;27 last night and
continued in varying intensity until
.1:18 a. m. The greatest disturbance
was at 1890. The shocks were re-
corded on both the horizontal and ver-
tlcal seismographs, i'm exactly the
same degree of intensity.
Father Torndorf said he did not be-
Ileve the disturbances wera the result
of earthquakes in the United States
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
WIN IN FIRST INNING
Phllles Take No Chances In Opener
With Cincinnati.

Philadelphia. July 12.-The Phillles
defeated Cincinnati in the first game
OF the series by the score of 10 to c.
Magee, who assaulted Umpire Fin
neran. has been Indefinitely suspend
ed by President Lynch, who tele-
graphed his instructions to Manager
Doom. Mr. Lynch is expected to
make full investigation Of the case
soon and announce his definite ac-
tion. Umpire Finneran was unable
to appear on the field and Umpire
Rigler worked alone Mageo is III
with nervous breakdown, superin.
duced By the heat. lie viii be un-
able TO play for several days even
were he not suspended
Cincinnati 400 0b4 4o'0'0 T. 6 n 2
Philadelphia ~ 0.3 O 1l0ll' 0'~-12 n .
Batteries ~ Smith and Mclean; Chal-
mers and Doom. .i0u..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
Shriners Up Early.

Rochester. n. Y, July lin spite
Of "a night of celebration, the Shriners
who are holding their convention IN
this city. We're about early today, as
sembling at o'clock for the escort
of the Imperial Diyan to convention
hall where the first session was call
ed To order. The session was confined
to formal reception of the visitors
and addresses of response.
Damascus temple has set precc-
dent which viii be difficult to fol-
low. Imperial Potentate Fred A..
Hines Of Los Angeles was given a
$3,500 automobile painted ana trim
med with the Shrine colors ana Deputy
Imperial Potentate John II. Trealoif,
Of Fargo, North Dakota, was the re
cipient OF a forty-horsepower car
The big event, the parade, is booked
for tonight
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
Whnt Mrs. Brllton says.

st. Louis, july l2-Mrs. Helen
Hathaway Robinson Britton, owner ul
the ST. Louis National league baseball
club, denied ON the Witness stand iu
probate court here today that sine
had ever asked t.. N. Abcrcrombie
10 be president of tho seam. She
Is seeking to prevent Abcrcromlir
former treasurer OF the Cardinals,
from administering the estate OF her
late uncle, NJ. Stanley Robson.
81 did express a desire TO Mr.. ~.
a. Steinlnger that he should act In
that capacity" she said.
Abercr6mbie was named administra-
tor in Robison's will.
Abercrombies attorney prevented
Mrs Britton from answering whether
shs knew the wish of Mrs. Robson,
Stanley Robison's mother in winding
up the estate.
Mrs. Britton testified her uncle had
repeatedly regret that Abercrombie
was named executor on his viii.
She testified she had found him cry
ing in his room four days before ne
died. "Uncle Stanley cried as If his
heart would break" Mrs. Brttuu said
81 asked him what was the matter
Nellie he said to me, 4 am none
sorry than | can ten you that man
Abercrombie is named I'm my viii.
/ wish his name was off the paper
lie is not a III man To- care FOR my
affairs if anything should happen to
me-"
After Mrs, Brtton had testified for
AN hour and halr Probate Judge Holt
Camp announced ne would render a
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
Sea- KILLERS nt Work.

Washington, July 11.-Prosecution
Of the North American Commercial
company whose lease OF the seal kill
ing privilege on the Pribiloff island,
Alaska, recently expired, will follow
the investigation Of the seal fisheries
by the house committee ON eXpendi-
lures I'm the department of commerce
and labor, II the charges made before
the committee today by Professor
Henry W. Elliott, Of Cleveland, can
be substantiated.
Elliott said that the North American
concern had Illegally killed 12S,iIS
yearling seals valued at S5,000,000.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
PInch HIllers snccnssrnl.

Springfield. o.. July 12.--The locals
took both games Of the doube-header
yesterday afternoon, winning the first
by the score of to In n ninth In
ming finish and the second one by the
score of 10 to 1, 1t being called at the
end of the seventh by agreement
With two runs needed in the first
game Kendall and Keene were sent
up to hit and both got singles. Nally
followed with a triple and the game
was won. The feature was one
minded catch by y. O'Day and one by
Wentz. Mckee broke up the second
game in the first inning when he hit
ser the fence with two on bases
,,Ecores.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
Sclsmic nistnrhnncns

81, Louis, Mo-, July 2.-Earthquake
shocks recorded for almost two hours
on the selsmograph at ST. Louis uni-
versty indicate the disturbances We're
about 1000 miles south OF St. Louis.
The preliminary shock was record
ed at 1928 p. m, ana the main shocl,
was at lO'3S p, m, continuing until
l1;65,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12

Manager Osborne has an addition
to his twirling force. Red Baird, who
pitched great BAH Tor the Ohio State
university nine last spring, has Joined
the Beans and broke into Ohio State
society yesterday When college
closed this year Baird was given a
chance with the Columbus association
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-12
ChllIIcotlle Easy.

Hamilton, o., July 12.-Jones was in
fine trim Yesterday and the hard hit
ting Babes were not able to make
much Off his delivery a bad throw
to second by Joyce let in the only run
the Babes were able to get. Hamil-
ton played n fast game, knocking
Zmlch out of the box in the third and
Longmore continued the game but was
unable to scare the Mechanics. Score:
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Manager Barton, OF Hamilton sus-
pended CentorneIder Andy Keere in
definitely and fined him 500 for re-
fusing to play when not disabled.
Keefe Refused to play either Monday
or Tuesday, Manager Barton says
that other Ohio state managers are
after his men and that he viii appeal
to President Read and IL he does not
get the action desired, ne win appeal
to the national commission.
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pInun wins m the Ninth.

Lima, o., July 12.--Red Baird
pitched well today for the locals, but
the Piquas punched hits in the nth
and the ninth and won to 3. The sec
ond game Of scheduled double head
err was called in the third on account
of darkness. the score standing 0 to 0
at that time. Score:
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Double play-Marshall to Anderson.
Left on bases-Marion 6. Lancaster T..
Struck out-By Seneff G. by Marshall
8. Sacrifice hits-IIummel, Epler, Lal-
lter, Linderheck, Craig, Rudolph, Base
on balls of Senef =, off Marshall l..
Passed ball-Geib. Umpire Raphun.
Time-1:3I
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Two-base hits-Wolfe. Joyce, Gilli-
gan. Three-base hits-Gllligan, Foutz.
Stolen bases-Foutz, owens, Hobbs,
Martin, Jones. Cacrihce hits -lroutz,
Oonelly 3. Bases on balls-on Long
more 2, off Jones 2. Struck out-By
Jones ., by Longmore 4. Left on
bases Hamilton 4. Chilllcothe o.
Time-1:45. Umpire-Truby.
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Left on bases.-sprIngfleld. Z; Port

Left on Dases--springneld. Z Ports
mouth Z. Two-base hits--Hixon,
Kendall Mckee. Home run--McKee
stolen bases-Kendall, Il. ODay q,
Nally, Foley, Mckee Bases on balls
OF Ashenfelter, /; off Lloyd, q Struck
out--By Ashenfelter, 8; by Lloyd, !.
Umplres--Johnstone and Pastorius.
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American AssoeIatIon.

AT MINNEAPOLIS s, Milwaukee Q.
Al INDIANAPOLIS 2, Columbus 8.
AT ST. PAUL @, Kansaa city 6.
Al TOLEDO 0, Louisville 4.
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Nicrchnnts, Ercnrslon

Don't fail To go on the annual mer-
chants excursion to Cedar Point next
Tuesday. July u.s. Adults sI25, chill
drcn Csc round trip. Two special
trains. 1t
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TUESDAYS RESULTS.

nihrlon, !; Lancaster, u.
Plqua, 4; Lima, 3.
Hamilton, 10; Chilllcothe, I.
Springfield. 4; Portsmouth. 2.
Springfield, 10; Portsmouth, 1.
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LEFT on bases-sprlngneld, I; Ports,

u1VIl VII UI9V7 'oPT IHBHVIUi - UI Ia-
mouth, T. Three-base hit-lNally.
Sacrifice hits-Potts.( Foley c, O'Day,
Wentz. Conwel Stolen bases-F.
O'Day 2, Mckee. Potts, Wentz Hit
by pitched ball-Potts. Double plays
--Nally to c. O'Day; +. O'Day to
Foley. Bases on balls-Off Ahearn, 4;
off Boehler, 2. Struck out-By
Ahearn, 2 by Boehler. 4. Passed ball
Mckee. Time-1:35. Umplres-
Johnst me and Pastorius.
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NIcrchnnts, ENcnrslnn.

Don't fail TO go on the annual mcr-
chants excursion to Cedar Point next
july 1S. Adults $1.25, chill
dren Csc round trip. Two special
trains It
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Manager Wrigley brings his Babes
here to play Saturday and Sunday.
Fans have been busy doping out op-
posing batteries for Sunday. The men
whom they would most like to see
work are zmich and Reilly, the old
Marion battery, for the Babes, and
Lefty Cooper and Gus Smith. the new
Marion battery for the Diggers. 1t Is
very doubtful If Smiths injured hand
VIII permit him to enter the fray. If
not Craig will satisfy the bugs. The
above combination should draw
crowd.