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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

Even among the five civilized tribe.
here still remain many communities
wholly full BLOOD" said Captain M. n.
Lewis, Of Pensacola. Fla. These peo-
ole drift together. following their own
IDEAS OF life. speaking their own Ian
Euage and retiring before the whites
with the same strange reserve and
pride that characterized them In them
Wild state,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

one-quarter of all the British steam
sessels afioat above 5000 tons is owned
q Liverpool. One-fifth of all the Brit
hh steam tonnage, Of whatever size or
description. 10 owned In Liverpool. The
liverpool Steamship Owners associa-
ton at the end OF the last wear owned
aearly 100000 IONS Of steam ship
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

OF recent deaths among men I,
eenius Tolstoy was a tall, strongly
euilt man with a leonine head. Mere:
nth was q thin, delicate looking mas
q thai medium height, Swim
surne was e very short man with =
temewhat large head, and Whistler was
4 small. thin man, with q head Of morS
man the ordinary size.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

Among the very distinguished men OF
this country were some of large stat
ure-Charles Sumner. more than 6 feet
Z inches: Jefferson and Andrew Jack
son, considerably more than 8 feet In
height. Among those Of 6 feet and
over may be mentioned Samuel Adams,
George Washington, Lincoln, Bismarck.
Thackeray. Charles Darwin, Henry
Ward Beecher, Rufus Choate and Dam
tel O'Connell. The list of famous men
Of medium height is long. including
Browning and John Adams.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

Java is an island in the Malay archi-
pelago. h principal seat Of the Dutch
power in the east. and. after Sumatra
and Bcrneo, the largest of the Sunda
group. It Is $50 miles long by IS 10
40 miles broad, and has a population OF
about 30,000.O 00. The chief articles oe
export include sugar. coffee. tea, rico
n tobacco.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

How little mankind signifies in tho
echeme Of nature IS shown by a rather
morose calculation OF the Italian Pro-
lessor Zuccarini. who has figured out.
Among other things. that estimating the
worlds population as 1,500,0 O0. 900. tho
whole human race at present living
could stand comfortably shoulder to
shoulder in an area OF 500 square miles.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

More than half ths fuller,s earth
yso0ucod IN the United States Ia i1io
80 mined y Florida But Of the to-
~ consumption for that year one.
souteh q the fullers earth Va im.
e.otted. Tia value Of ths total dome.
.ssspMs0a3c. wae ys0l.eoA while 3lol.-
~ W1ssn 80 brought Into the coun-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

Slowly. very slowly. the public con
seriousness is taking in our stupendous
waste of human life from preventable
diseases. We are making progress In
fighting tuberculosis, largely because
Individual action, with such organiza-
tion as is easy through the multitude
Of philanthropic societies. is able to
make a beginning, on that work. Tax
ltion is appealed to successfully to
supplement- the private campaign of ed
1cation with sanatoria here and theirs.
while private philanthropy erects other
hospitals for the reception OF the vic~
TINS of this disease.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04
LUNCHEON RECIPES.

Cincinnati Cinnamon Toast.
From the Woman's Home Gamma n,oi,

Cincinnati Cinnamon Toast,
From the Woman's Home Companion.
Cincinnati cinnamon toast makes a
delicious luncheon dessert when accom-
whipped cream or marshmallows. For
the bread dissolve one-half yeast cake
IN one cupful Of scalded milk Cooled
until lukewarm) and add one-haif cup
tul OF hot mashed potato and one and
one-fourth cupfuls Of flour. Cover and
Jet rise until light; then add n err
(slfghtly beaten), one-third Of a cunfsi
OF shortening (butter and lard in equal
proportions). one-third Of q cupfui Of
sugar n enough hour to knead. Shane
INTO q Loaf. put In q buttered cake pan.
cover, let rise and bake In q moderate
wen 20 minute Let stand "a hours,
cut IN small slices. remove crusts, toast.
spread with softened butter and sprin.
kle with cinnamon and sugar.
~
German Luncheon Cake.
From the Woman's Home COMPANION.
Add one-third Of q cupful Of shorten.
ing Clutter and lard in equal propor-
tions, or use butter), one-fourth Of q
cupful OF sugar and one-half OF a tea
p0onfu OF salt to cupful OF scalded
mix. When mixture IL lukewarm add
q yeast cake dissolved In one-fourfh
OF g cupful OF lukewarm milk, one err
well beaten. hour to make q stif batter
an9 one-half cupful OF ralsins stoned
until light. Spread In q buttered drins
! pan, having dough one-half inch
tnlck. Cover and again let rise. Iust
0eIore putting Into the oven brush over
Wltn beaten egg n owe with tha fol-
sSw.n1 mixture: Nix three tablespoon
Io!s Of butter and add one-third Of =
cupfu Of sugar mixed with one table,
poontul OF cinnamon. When susnr n
partially melted add three ~tabieSnoon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

stated to be slowly but surely disap-,
pearing. The first export Of frozen!
rabbits was made In 1894. in which,
year 14,92S rabbits were sent to Eng
land. Next year the total was 49,
In 1900 the total was 5,678, 224, and in;
1905, 10,258.356 Since that ear tho
total has gradually declined till last
year 1t had come down to 2,841, 64S rab-
bits exported. Exporters and agricul-
turists alike are pleased at this result,
The former have all their available!
freezing plants occupied with meat,
and butter and cheese, while the latter
view the gradual extinction of the rab-
bit pest with
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04
Milanese Macaron;.

From the WOman's Home Companton.
Break mararoni in one-inch pieces:
there houl be n cupful. Cook in
drain and pour over cold water to pre-
vent pieces from adhering. Melt two
itablespoonfuls of butter, add two
tablespoonful Of flour and stir until
we'll blended; then pour on gradually,
while stirring constantly, one and one
;nalf cupfuls Of scalded milk. Bring to
the boiling point and a with salt
and paprika. Reserve one-third of a
;cupful of sauce. adding to 1t one-third
of a cupful of canned minced ham. To
remainder add macaroni, and when
boiling point is reached two-thirds of q
cupful of grated cheese. When cheese
q melted turn mixture on q hot sery-
ing dish, pour owe ham and garnish
with parsley.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04
TESTER RECIPES.
Manhattan Eoos.

From the Woman's Home Companion.
Boil onions and rub through a sieve:
there should be one cupful of the onion
PURGE. Melt W. tablespoonfuls of but
ter, all one and one-half tablespoonfuls
of -four and stir until well blended:
then add onion puree. AS soon as mix
ture is thoroughly heated add one
third Of a cupful of milk to which has
been added the slightly beaten yolk of
two eggs. Add five hard-boiled eggs
cut in thin plices and season with salt
and pepper. Serve very hot If possible.
sprinkling with finely chopped parsley
just before sending to the table.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04
WEST VIRGINIA SENDS
TWO DEMOCRATIC RECRUITS

West Virginia sends two new senator's to
the special session-William Edward Chill
ton, corporation lawyer, and Clarence w.
Watson, a coal magnate.
Political gossip credits the election Of
The two democrats to West Virginia min
ing interests. When they knew Senator
stephen Is. Elkins was dying, the story
goes, they decided that two very conser-
vative democrats would be better than
Senator Nathan b. Scott without Elkins
10 guide him.
West Virginia went democratic in any
went, and Chiffon got the long term.
Fifty-tllree years Of age, Of an old fam
iy, Chiffon yet had to be content with a
common school education, and he taught
'chool anG! worked on a farm while he
tudied law. Admitted in 1873, he was
licked for a partner by the late John E..
kenna, and now he is associated with
brmer Governor w. A. McCorkle, both
men with wide and strong connections.
Chiffon handles the public service cor
%>orations of Charleston.
1t surprised some friends of Watson
when the West Virginia legislature elected
tim as a democratic senator. Prohibition
st he was not, obviously, nor socialist,
but there was no other data. Many did
aot know him for a citizen of West Vir-
ginia.
When he has not been chasing Alfred
5. Vanderbilt's horses back to their
stables from American horse shows. or
showing the British what's what, in
london rings. Watson has been busy con,
solidating coal companies and railroads.
and other transportation into huge fuel
trusts.
and Chiffon were elected senator's. but
lothlng came OF them. Lord Baltimore
and My Maryland are the most famous
horses he has shown.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04
Luncheon sardines.

From the Woman's Home COMPANION.
Melt four tablespoonfuls of butter.
ado one-third of a cupful of soft stale
bread crumbs and stir until we'll blend-
ed, then add n cupful OF rich milk.
Bring to the boiling point and add two
bard boiled eggs finely chopped and
one small box of serdines freed from
Again bring to the boiling point and
season with salt. pepper and paprika.
Serve on pieces of buttered toast and
,garnish with toast points and parsley
lie it be at hand. Good for a chafine
dish supper.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04
Sriokkfml.

From the Detroit Free Pre-
'-rhey say she looked dag9ers a him >.
"Worse than that. aha lacked lonr nat.
iAaV aG-l-tt t ~o U0Se
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1911-05-04

Cologne ana Dartmund burn their
nShoGn hY moanaol al~actrtcifv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Has Designs Upon
Navy of Uncle Sam
5ohas Hopkins Getting Ready to PAT
sons EsE Twists Int Its Feat
Ball Playing Tins Season

BALTIMORE sd sepL 2-The faos
hRl team q Johnz Hopk1ns university Is
FlEnu1lE 70 gzzrh the BsEE sleepinE 1usl
as RlrEsrs di6 last szruun Hopkins plsFs
A. AaDzPolz en- October z During tbs lAEl
rW1 Eesks q sspte-nt-sr herHeen rEsn1g
and rErry Hopkins foot han rssu Elu
EurE on PLAYS Al . ssEEhure rssuEl
EhsTsay 1hsy hops - ooufo1nE the ml6-
shpmsZ
Cape NEg- y J. and Ocean cry. Ed~
are ths places thzt are bs1nE considered
fer the MP
CEprztn Fzl1u1 and MznzEsT GstE have
written GO al 1he members a last year ;
EzrEt1y 81 La 80 Wll - haek A. The
--niFsrsitT and also 10 A large nUDasr q
the masl rruItsing scrubs IN regard 10
IhE urp. WIN ons e. tEo eEusElalZE. a.
lzsr years 1rEl team FlEysrE Eln - hack
AT the University. and al we car spare
me riEns fruU rhEr WurE va - can't
dates sEz1l- a uuDhsr q sEF,erisncad Peg
san kirksrE are sErecfs5 frun Lhs trszh-
mzn cas- I'M ha1h the auHdeuhr and medical
6sEs-zmszEs-
Ih1zzE n Lvun a TEls Ell - hasE
ccach sEzin rtiE fzl Th1s fari Rluns -
ru1Edsra1 ~ n1znF Esrsuns - - a Euzr-
znIss q successful ssas11
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
SOccerite Battle
Said to Be Coming
English Foot Ball Association Objects
to Playing Of Corinthians IN
United States.

KEW ToRk. sept In the soccer
Eanss 10 s,s plzTad ~ me pelo grounds be
rresn TIE Cur1rfhtE1s q Enx1z1d and tbs
New Turk E1s-s league there 10 HksaT %
result ons a the biggest soccer EArx ne
szs1 has ever seen
The America To14 Bal ASSOCIATION q
Ns-w7srk. which cuzTrols Eocos- sr0znd THAI
alsrr1rr- n Eors-1e6 by the foof bah AZ
souiarsun q Great Britain and ne ElEnsh
bocr has furaaode1 any Ar1e-5cGn soccer
ARoe ball team fr0-z playing TIE Corinthians-
clasuueng thas TINS team Il AZ outlaw c.
Esnazs1a1n-
TIE fooa bal1 association has been Ar-
cused ~ ths saE1o- pures q f-T1r-E 70 coz
trol scccsr for El=rce1H-T reasons c1ly-
TIE amateurs ee1szrsd thsy E'0zse MT
tolerate E1eh cs@frol. breaking Away ac6
furatzg rAs AnzS1ear Fo91 Baa Assoeaasson
cf Grez1 Brs1z3n.
Thsrs a. = bdzse- hkh1 Eotzg o. a. ths
present stue ever TIE seas bs1-een these
Sueiss and ths bad fesHng snEsnsere6 n
being carried 70 tins c0untrT-
A Representative % the Glasgow Ce8rics-
4 team affIlHls6 with the SestfaEh Fo0.
ban sEsoCiat5on ~hsch l. 1uAAEHnHts1
VITA ths Foot Ban Assocaatiua q EnglAna
came 70 rhis country u srrz1Es tour IL.
~ team and Esuses guaranty q Elaao.
II Is pecuiHr than ne foo1 hE1 AEsoc1a-
tun upholas th3s team IN preferences 10 ths
Cur1nthizns. who are nov DaktlE thst'
four1h tour Of tins eouutrg. the latter team
beng AL Ezsteur players and couposee
mostly q oxford ans CSuhrSdEs men
who's ps1-an is King GeuuEs ard rrssa-
dent Lard Chief justice Alrs-Sauns-
There are sasns Independents EDong tn
eastern socos-1iss Who are tn5spenosui
enough % be AnersGEns. and a-no1g fhez
are the New Tork Association for1 haI
lsEEns uffscisiS- In EFdfs q the fact rhAi
seven 0r siEhf q their teams are American
Foot Ban associG1iau cup cumperturH. thsg
have openly 6efssa the sd5ct Of the Amer
car Foof Ban Associa1ioa and VII picE .
team frnrn the laAgae - pay ths Cor1n-
thizns ca shs polo grounds seE1s1ber Is.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
OMAHA Genes Back III Final Contest
Of Series and Wins. Seven
to SIX
CLEVER RAFTING RESPONSIBLE
Locals Start Things with BatfeFt
Early in cane
THOMSON STARS. As USUAL
Pas whirlwind stieksr Scores Several
Runs BY Timely Blnglss


SgoTN CITY. Ia Ssrt- 1-aS-,sc1si Tele-
zrEuA-Ths F.ourses came taos E1ru1.E r
ne final zane uf the ssT1sE with the
C-sn-u7s .paar and u-un Bv ghe seert q :
10 6 Cuusissus u-c1k with the siek tn
ne paaches was ras7so-s-sls fer The racto-y
q fNs visitors
OMAHA starusd ahe same D. e3ouunE
lark hard a. ths autsel 4 doutis hT
Nisbrff rlsr the Tz-1s are q sngls hg
Tbur1zsun se1 the STAGE Ter TIE third
sscksT to suaue On EZans's rrUundsT- II
~ nezt sclsosnoEsr douhled and then
Scored o1 Noars's sacr15ns IL Nishuff
made ms seuoud ooutls of ire came n
ne 1o1r1h rozn5 AM WIS scars1 On
Tasornasoasi -ravs-
Saze uho ha6 replaced C2srk in the
seu10e ruunE Vas pozndH5 nErd IN the
nffh knszuss and ArhaEsst eluuts6 Ire
hsH FER Singles and came hs-ns Whez
Mnurs waited tv'o-sacksr ever the fs1rs-
Thunzscn reached FIRST in ths sxth when
NstEhbors Grurspe6 ms luur ny- Ths fast
q c-nAha's scores came EhEB Kane beat
. burt 10 FIRST and after stealing second
Vas SCORED Win T71n-rasa1 On william 5
lard er7rs fh-snEh sten-
K1epfsr relieved SAGE n the seVsnrh IN
rlrE AFTER 1hs giant 1WlrlsT had been
pounded Ter ulre hts and IRE r-zs and
nor a rfsitur -eaeabed the sacks Han. 1h1
slzhbed FIR OMAHA Wss foun5 fur hits
ia e1sry inning ercsr1 TIE FIRST bDf mEn-
zEsd 20 scatter them s1T65Er1ly 20 win
he ~zs udld IN zhs seuunz rUund and three
Hits rvo PASSES and q hsrtsT IA ~ rhs
bAn ist five runs IA in rhs siKth ne
HzTked Hartman who sc1rec On NsiEh-
bur's single Scure-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
CHAMPS TRM THIRD CITY
Fremontsrx Have Things Their Own
Way IN Grand Island Game.
CONTEST N DRILLING RAIN
R~ase. Piteher fer Hs@e Team sur
prise- Spectators by LfftisE Ball
Over Cent-r yield Fenc~
with Rasea Fall.

FREMONT. Ssh- SEPT 2-sSPecisl Tee
E-Em-D-Frs-nuuf sEzllF defssfsS GrEnd
Island here today ~ q soore a to 3
Ths zane was plaFs5 IN = drtEz3zg ran
and fhs 6isnun5 Vas very hssrT. Wh5ct
sccou11E fur nuDsr0uz s-rurs The game
vas pls On ice IN the scur1h inninE- when
the locals lEnoed On Morse for SIX hiti
and Eax r1nE In TINS inn3nE Rouse hftaS
the sphere over the center field fence. VIII
the bases I'm HArEis E1a Ward were IN.
only VISITORS who solved RCnse's 6elirsEE
with Any s1ccsss- Every aos q the eight
eea players hs6 = put-o14 TO his credit
Eru-s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
SUPERIOR LOSES AND WINS
InaBni4y - HIt in PtneAes Costs First
10 the SIuxEer[

SUPERIOR Nsh-- E@Rl- Z-tSPeelal Tee
ErEzD-IAe SnEgg-s iast q uo-n1ng game
% CclEnbEs Ik101Eh inability 10 M IN
FiiDches B01h teams plsTsd rzEged hEA
bu- Columbus errarE we're nsEsr easily
ne SlEgEsrs 0u1hi1 tbe ColUrnhiEns. In
tn o'c3ork soiree the locals we're Oh
zhsad Al ths Ezy. making thnss runs n
rhs tr1riEl sessta1- WheA1isFs witness
and an srrar presented the D4scyFsne-s
Win a krace huf WheEfleF rs1AliEfsd ~
srsE1aE enc 0zsr the raEha fssld se8os- ThGs
concl36e6 the scoring
Spelrnsn EEs or6snsd from ne 1sio ~
UEpars Kelly IN the first game when b11
-four balls n4a ben pifzhsd- ne fans hks
kslF Eeors. firs1 game
Srsre- rirE1 Ezzs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Standing of Teams
NATLLEAGUE.
WEST LEAGUE

Fes1erdzE-s ReEultk-
WESTERN LEAGUE
OMAHA :; siogx CITY. G.
L1nccan-D s-rHr rain
Topeka J. Post3o
Dsss M0inss. - 81 gussph
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston - BROOKLYN. 81
&sE York =. PhlE6s lEihia 8
Chicago. 9 CInclErErI
s. LOUIS. 81 Pzr1kburEh- Ga
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Etlla6slllhlE- 1 6oston
~ s-EtElg11l- IL New YORK
CasFsls2d- 8 Chicago. .
DeIrrlL s. - LoIls- :. Elsren tnninEE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
lneisrlzT ,olis- >. Coluns1s. &
A1a@o1. q LuEtsT1Ile
M1lEsl1kee. = Kansas CsrT 1
Minneapolis A. 81 Pau &
Games To-day.
Western Eue-0rIatE A 81 Er,.a-l
les AulDeE al sluu1 Ci1E. Tureks a. rse--
Hsr- P0shlo a. Linuol-
AAuoDsd LHaE1e- ffirrstTurrk A. Csfnri-.
KAT 81 LE5Uis Al C1lczE0-
Az1asE1tz1 LsaElE-tlerAtEzrd Al Ck5esrr
DeIrcd1 Ef 81 Louis
American Associsrion-Ir,Ei ana rso7is 4.
e 11r-11s- 1l1ed1 a. LuuisTllIs MnEHllke-
- kansas L1rE- Minneapolis Al 81 PzuI
AatrEsEs sla1e sEEae-Culu-uaIzE -
1I'eElar, ksArnsT AZ SsEcard. Grand TFls-l
II Frs-luu1 Hastings Al Tark
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Mink League Teams
viii Play Out Schedule
Mink Lesgas Officials Decide 70 Play
Out Sehednle-HHzboldt Loses
70 Fails CITY.

HUMBOLDT. Seh. sspa 2-fSPsuaal
TslsgrAn D-PreEj5ezz Carey and the a.
rsc1srs have decided thz1 an teams q the
1IInk laEEue M play sn ne s1hs1uls
nsFor1s 20 ths ou1uErT notEithstE11EnE-
Th.s season EEE elose Ssp9ezbsr
FgBeA sBuzasd fhs seals IA rEo h7tz
Pass Css1- WISHING ~ the soarE q ; g a
ms rsss the rye teams far TIE lead sEaia
Scure- RHE
Pals -ftV ----.---.---lB8B 49, .
RE1cez@ts- Pans C1tT. FH1ch and Mo
Nsfl- Ezumh1ldt Errsft Rne DsszE un-
E1rss- kissEns ana MsTesA
AUBURN. N4h- SEPT z-fsuecssl Tess-
Erzn-A-IedEy EE-ns NAs q piiehs-s' hst-
lie. Ssth HfrNrh haz1ug a sHEht Hdval-sEs
Sclns- EHE
SsshrEsfa Cry--.-a ARssAA8Ga :
AlblrD ---.-----------1 Q Aee1a1 81 ]
BA1tsTies- Nshr1ska CITY. RRzsun and
Fa1ke-ru1; AuhuTr- Hirsch ard KrauinEer
I'ruEinHs TE1 p'sFEL
CI-ARINDA. Ia SsEz- 2-rSpeuzzl Ts1s-
ErEm t-NErhEr Eile sucga6 Euul ths
seTe--h. h-l C4Er1n1l Ven n t1e lEE1 rhrae
She-snsash AAaaARaHERs
ClsrfEda ----.--------h Ba8ahl1As
Bzris-5ss- shsnan1oah. Oorza-sn and
Caste ElErtn6A- SHithsoz E.ss EArnuav-
TrEpTe- krErEbsrE
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
WRESTLING FANS TO CHICAGO
Iat~--ss "a Gsf-h HAek~ss-h@iat
Natrh D~fnaa-z sd O@nhA
Crowd VIII - sman-

Al Wesk the hzndreds a. NresrflE fzrs
e OluEha lave b-en declaF1ng 1hstr tnten-
ticE e EuinE - ChirEEo a witness the
az thE Uirle Tar starzt1E gruEk neAr. the
nun-uzr h4s cwmdl-e aewE u1IE Il 4 nus
ths ulp-
clIsr-era4E train 10 rErrE them- tuf nv
ne uaE5csE q the rEifruz6 0cn1ials h<r-
10 IN oae car
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
NLAUGEuR BEATS WRIGHT
>4n FruRrts-o Mas Miss RfEht -
ChaHesEe IAraed Ser rhe Tea
ais IfIIe-

NFWPOET- 2 T. sept .-rss chAnsnEsr
e WEIiEE A LErnHE q suausr n =
far ths nzria1Al lawn teams rhsznEli1.lstil.
M BE- MHuyfos z NeL.oaEhim 81 isan
Frluasuo. Mo tpsEs asfszts1 BsEls G.
FVraEht q BoEt.l- in rhe fiaals 81 the Az
cslners souruEzneut lhree sets % o-us r.
srorss wsre 81 "a "a So Exoept IN ne
s-rale ssE and fer q fsN games o. m
tai1a 81 NcL.ouEhAn UEs always u.Gslsl
G. ne sirZKfiel- Ths Flza NEs fEsi
ri-rl lEn1-t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03

I1ree-1izs7 Elr- CRY W. nss= KITS
Grats,1- NsrZ Michzsl- Luhrson % Ss.r-
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Etulsn tzsss- D1n1Ezn- CuTls NHeuh.
Lss1tsle TlEgF- GRAHAM % Fl-lrlr crrnsE- Merz
% y Er8En- H1aEsEiIE 10 Or 1,urs1h
% BQcEsN1fE Bases en- IA OF Lar
s1n- s OF kiseE q Struck uu1- b KS
Etf o. ~ Lzlhrsau 4 VIA FEIrh- Luhf-
s1n- Passes t.sN- arah fzil - rfants1
hall T. EruWn- GrahEul- Tns "a
Ecrrs 800 Ezrne
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
nTTssURG AccLAms o1ooLE
HfEh-Prf-eA Pitcher wins Second
Game sG DoabIe-Header-

PITTSBURGH ssEl- 1-F-rtsaurEh fans
Euz rhsir f-st look a. rhs ruuuh-hszaie,ssa
Marty O-Iolis In the second game q q
doufls-hsa5sr E1fh 81 LoUis rudET- Ths
mrst game ended 70 8 fer - Louis-
T-hroaEhouI the FIRST game the croEc
uEIlsd t1- OrToals canrtulz1iy ans When
ths hig fellow Wsl1 into lhs box Al lhe
ar q TIE second zane. there wzs ds--
unErrs1iul thai made TIE pftchsT tlusA
Whsn ~ E1ruck out the FRS nan that
fsosd nm. he had Wu1 thE crowd sEzz--
sutly. hut When he srrBek out siEhl orhsrs
he rguld have owned Ferries fs16- O-Toa3s
EEs steady thrguEh0ut Nua q EsnE1s base
On halls did ne give and only three hirs
we've secured CT ms deliver. Sours eTEi
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
Iia--s. Wm k~I-.t.s~ F.rshi.s.

HIECuI-N- EFh- Ser1- --Fi1cner PARA
a-rn.e-s tun EhL FartfiI-E H1Es suiE u TIE
Csc ArleTaczlls lEsf 1El fer Eslna EEI1
rlr1le1 l.Erk 81 tkeE a. ckE t1uEI ~ eE1er-
fsulaeE e. slssHl1at Elasl - the sur-1.sT
a. a1Eh-tg a. Ea Mte FzEhllE furn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03

-iaten hase- AuaETslla- Sacrifice nj.
Mei1ke- IfraE- hEse flrE Ham ten an
DNVer S1raak ouf- ~ Grrn ~
N1F1h-r. 4 a. HDeE1gr y Bass "a t.zrls-
on E7ltru . CT AurlhUIl q g1n ~
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A1lts- on &crtE-p- In EeTen 1-niuEs
fuUze ext IN eEEthF- III i1hs-an- r. o.ns
1rm1E- LE1l On hasss- - 4ossgih s. TAes
MuileE EErares- KNAPP and NrrEz-
Hemf Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03

Two-bsSs hrs Es-Eis Ward Turgil
Carer FUnsn- Home IN RoZse- Stoieu
tzseE- Rnn5sau- Bennett R11se- Bases
On hsI1E- Or Morse- e. OF RoDse
Struck puf- By N1rse g. ~ Rouse 3
Duuhle plzF- NEkz5hsn 70 EauEia HI
~ ptchea hall Basck Time l.sA IN
rire- NcDsrm1TS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
score

Lsfr On bases Chicago. .. C1nclunsi- =
ITares-hAss M EVs-s- Efrs- OF GzEpEr. 8
IN stEhr fnra1gE; of Hu-EhT1ss- ouls IN
uns inning D0Ebis pays GEErEr 70 Hob
ifrHs1- ZturnerUEn 20 SbsEn 20 6EiEr-
struck uuf- By Brow !, BY GAEpEr. a
Passed bali McLaan- Bases en- halls Off
GzEEszr- L T5ns- TX CzrGres- E5S3aT E-a6
F1nnzral
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
GIANTS AGAIN BEAT PHILLIES
New York Defeats Philadelphia toI
Third Straight Time.
SEVEN 10 SIX Is FINAL SCORE
Vt.itsrs Bunch SIX Hits IHcludtaE
HoEae Run by Crnndall, with
Pas. and Error in I've
ImufnEA

PHILADELPHIA SsVt 2--NeW foTs
aefszfed Ph1lz5slrh5A for the third straight
tiue. TIE visitors boEnchec 81 hits II
clDdinr q home run By CrsDdslL with .
PASS and an srror IL Two inni1gs- and
sou-ss Al rhsir runs ScuTs-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03

tn Tuae-hsss hif- Eee-psf- Three-hsss
hits k1@TDsr. Bejdsn- y hltDeE- Asol1te
EasF- Berger 70 H1Ehes 10 k1'srlsr- HI
~ pitched bali; BY DurtsE- HaeIilset
hi1- Sand struck uI-t- By Elds- J. D.
ufurtfn q Bases or baEls- or El8sL A. on
Dfu-niR. 2 Time Ia GUEsTes- Cara
and NCDoWslL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-03
oads On Gst-h RI.--

Betting On lhs match began in sErnsst
to-day Ehsn Goteh's frsandE forced tsous-
makers 70 GU thsT ODDS fnun d 20 %
3 70 . ca uhe IgEsn- II i expected ttlHr
Gosrh Eu be a % ] fEFuT1ts a. ths rms
siss
Maria D@lEnsE. phFsicsl alrectuT e the
ChiuzE8 A1hls1ie eluh, sid tgdzg rtzr
Golrh IsoiEss iu E.sTtsct oand1tlun- -s5sieh
shoEsd ne zams q hs holds. ans lhs
tsst ons. a. ms EaF & lhtnElnE b ths
uns Ne cans the nv ur-end sziz De-
holz a. rhs sane nzme- n is leg scissors
sprlisd fnuu hshind a. Ebsn TIE offensive
nal o. en- lhe naL VIA rhs sc1ssurE -1
Elans. Gurrh sis d1EE- ana usnE kE lsg
as . susnrhian- hs haE q EEF Efth ~
oIhsT - and bcrh Ans Ths uraE-lsT