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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
Ser 8ampf sesen Snitiatipe
unb Heierenoum.

Sn Der gerfaFungs SonOenticr
tdmpft cine 9ruppe nit aIsr Der
3psiflunq gegen Snitiatips uno Refs:
renbum. Die 9riinoe fir oi.fen Dl
bsritanb iino ie6r aIten Sutums unn
lautsn: .Tas 9olt lit our1m." TaE
fpurbs idon Dor 124 Subrsn ssiagt
Rad qnnabms Der iesigsn gunoess
gerfuFung modte iih Bel ben odma!iz
gen 5inon3s 3sWagnater bos geitreb.n
ndhrnsbmbur, Die 9stpaIteu. tpsI6e ri,
aonititution Dem 9oIts getpdbrts, mDg'
lihit gu psrtiirssn. benn, bieB ss, bus
golt ist gu uHtpiHsnb, um iih ieIbit
su regiersn. Die burb bic aonitita'
tion e,Ihdffsus reprdi.ntatipe Regie,
runa, b. b. oaB bic Dom 8olts getpGbI'
ten 9ertrstsr Die 5erri6aft fiibrten,
gait aIs Elm b0dit ospagtss Grpsris
ment. Mlan befiirttets uqsrIei Gin1c:
9emasogsn, tpsI6e oas Bolt perIsitsn
tpiirben, lie 8u pdbIsn, in6sm Il. dlers
lei unm0glits 0inge psrIpruhsH unb
Der 3uiammenbruh Der Rspublit purs
&c aIs unobpsHobdr propbsaeit, psnn
man bas 9pH niht Huh Wl0gIihtsit
BON Der Ritr.gisruns ausidIisbs.
Die Gepublit 1T niht untsrgsgan.
Gen. sic bat iih unter Der reprdisn'
tdttpsn Rsgisrung, pel6e aIs cine fol.
tt Gefabr dngeIehen fpuroe, gu nun.
berbarer 0obe emporeeihpuneen. SeBt
absr. no es gilt, bic Wldngel Der rsprds
IentatiDen Re3ierung gu OsrbeTern, III
nas 0olt pieDer bumm uno piro oisis
friiber 10 psrp0nts Regisrungsform ais
ein 6siligtAum eeprisien, on benz man
nidt ribrsH biirfe. Sn bisism Saas
limb es Dieosr bic 5lnan3sWagHuten,
psl6e nit Iol6en Qrgumsnten 5ie
Ginfubrung BON Snitiattps uno R.ft.
renoum betdmpfeR. Ias Bolt mar
rpr 124 Slbrsn uitt DUNN unb III es
ieBt aua nitt. Die Is i'm anfanae
Der Republit ridtis urtbsilts, ais ss
bic reprdiertGtips Rssisrunasform pe-.
fptt, bat IS Die Gere6tigtsit, bic
Gsrnunft uno bic Grfabrune auf ieis
ner Ssite, bab es cine aorrettur FIR
Die lln3uldngIihteitsn oss Reprdisntaz
ttoeSpitsms foroert. 9amit ift &C.
iugt, bGb IS tein SpisIseug perIanst,
ionbsrn eins Waffe unb Qbbilfe asgen
Die aorruption, pel6er Die rsprdisH.
tatipe Resierunssform onbeimasfan.n
lit. 9teis Sorruption baben bic Of
fentlihen aorpordtionen uno 6as
GroBtapital I'm 4qssmeinsn urur.
iGht.
@or unseFdbr pisrsia Sabren Be-
eann man nit Der Qusbeutuns Der of.
fentlihen Yripilegisn uno BON oa an
bat Der aarattsr unferer Regieruna
iit beitdnoig osritIs6tert. Die gris
rilesien beiaben eiHen eroben Dertb
unb I'M iie 81 srlangsn, fpurben Die
QegislaturS SWttelieber beItohen. DC Is
dber audi nOtbig mar, feile Subj.tts
in Die 2egisIaturen 81 tpdbl,n, 10 Ders
gtfteten biefe &orpordtionen bic Reqi..
runs an Der auelle, iubem iie NIT
itrem @eloe iih Die Mnft iiber Sic
rolttifheH 9urteien ertauften uno pas
Gruneprin3ip oieier S6urtsreisn mar
cds reprdientutibe Spfteni. Das Bolt
nrminirte feline 9esislatur= =WitsfieNr
ntht brett. ionberu burh Ronpentio.
|ntn, bic fdle Subiette in gorfhlaa
trnhten unb DO bds bon beiDen Bar
teieu seihah. 10 bate pas Bolt Die
WdH svifHen slei9 fdlehten Rarat.
teren. 9uraus ergab iin bonn bic
eHtfpredenbe Gei.bsebung. Die Rprs
Ipcruti0nen tonnten aues erlangen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

Sal3 uno pfeffer. Die BON ibr prds
ierpirten Rabrunssmittsl peroerben
niht, neil iie tein ihlehtes Waterial
perpsnbet. Or. Dileps 9runbiaB 1T,
oaB Die Sabritanten Dpn prdierpirten
gsabrunesmitteln ibre Waaren gsnau
10 beritellen iollsn. tpie Die Sauss
fruuen. Dieis 5orbsruue Fat ibm ben
SAB Der 5dlfder einsstragen, Die Of
fenbur eeniisenb politti6eH etntluB
beiaben, um bic Semiibui5eH Or.
Wileps gu pereiteIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
@sm Gage aetsstst.

Ter So Sabre aIte yieaer EburMin
c'Nanllotl. lpobnbaft an sfreno cir. !,
iuuroe geItern WndaHittng nabf bern
Bnhnbofe In GnnIrninspiiIe helm
lleberihreiten Der 0eleiie non einefn
VerlOreHsuo Der y. & 81. O s.. Gi.
Ienb0bn nberfnhrsn nnb niii berE EteIle
acf0otet. Tie 2eime lplroe nod Der
MorGne aebrodt. ,iftA Aer Coroner
Dronete eiIen Snqlie!t dlt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
Die W aipritGt Der Der. ct.

Die M q aioritdt Der Der. St.
stpiftsnitoatlt6en Sunbels 9ommii.
iion bat enfIdieoen, oaB ale Jraht-
perienber Die eleihe Ra.e be3ablsn
miifien. Ssrporeerufsu tpurbe Die
Gntfheibung ourh Den Gebrauh Der
8ertebrs aommifTionsn ppn GinSsIs
ftaateR, in ibren Staoten Die 5rahts
ruten berab5uoriiten, 10 oab in anbss
rem Staaten bDbere Rdten be5ahlt
fperben mubten. Dap oas uugere6t
III, lieet auf Der 6ano, ebenfo bab cs
niht eebuloet iperoen tann. Wenn in
einem Stdate bic 5ruht iagen mir so
Gents pro 100 gfunb toitst unb in
einem dnbersn Stddte 75 Gents, 10
Ut es tlur, bub Der Stadt, no Die ME.
brigere 5rahtrate obtpaltet, einen uns
eebiihrlihen 9ort6eil ppruus bat. I'm
ter iolhen umftdnben 1T niht be-
sreiflit, pie Die Minoritdt Der 8uns
oes Sanbels 9pmmiiiion bieis gnts
fheibuns anfehten tonnte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

1as Gsridt BON Snbiana bdt
has @eiss, psldes bic genusung BON
9ensoe Ratrium (ben3oate Of
SObo) ats prGisrDirungB Waittsl
rsrbietst. aufre6t srbolten. 9as foate
aud 0eiss fir bic gan8sn Der. Gtaaz
ten fsin. s5n BtrtIihteit bat bas
gunoesgeies es Oer6oten, absr Disfes
Berbot fpurbe bon Der Rsptiionsbes
horbs binnegiHtsrprstirt uno es iino
bieie iuriitiIhen &niffe Su @unitsn
Der Habrungs smitielperfdlider, fpslt.
Or. Wilsp isineu poiten perletoet uno
3ur Reiignatton rsranIaBt bdben. an
nnb fiir iid III 8snapeidur. Der @se
funbbeit niht 3utrdslih, ober Is baf.
iet INN nod Der peitsre 9lahteil an,
bab es basu bi.nt, minberpertbiq., fo>
gar dngefaulte Rabrungsffoffe su
prGferpiren. DAP gbemitali.n niht
nOtbpen0is iinb, um Rabrungsmitt.I
Dor JdulniB gu berpabren, ipeib iepe
6ansfran, bic ibr Dbft ober Gen1iifs
fiir ben Winter einlegt. Gle brdudt
basu bios folde bdrmlOien MitteI, tois
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26
0ienitas, ben 26. MGr5 1912.

Dur6 bic BEN Webern bon
2aDreuce, Maf., beipilItste 2ohnerbps
buns peroen tbre gtntiRfte um II
Willionsn oas Sabr erbo6t. 9as l6bt
erieben, tpte tleine 2obnuufbeHerunsen
rieiige Summen beosuteu, aber audi
eleih5eitig, tpie pisl ben Qrbeiterr
pprentbaltsn fpiro, ipenn man ihnen
ben gerehten 2phn peripeieert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

Der 9laHtauht ipieoer auf,
oen pbpIiiben Bertb Der Gtienbd6nsn
ufhdBen unb barndh Die Jrahts
raten su normiren. Rpoisoelt bat feiz
ner 3eit bieien plan befdnpft, neil
nat Ieiner 9ebauptuug Die ssrodtpsrs
fenber bdbur6 beno6tAeiligt tperoen.
Ro6 ieiner Qnii6t bat bas Gigeuz
tbum Der gifenbahnsn, fps3iea fotpsit
es gabnbOfs betrifft, 10 bisl an Dsrtb
getponnen, oab cine 9er5iniung oes
in ben giienbabnen itetsnpen Gupitals
cine srOBere Jru6trote ergebsn mir
be, als jebt geforbert fpiro. 9i1e ans
fi6ht fheint uns ridtig. @s nGre
aud sine sdn3lih irrise Metbobe, ben
Srahtratsn bic Shdsuna Deg gsesnz
pdrtigen Wertbes gu grunos gu lsgeu,
Die rihtige Met6ooe lit, Die Ratsn
noh ben angelegten aapitalien 3u
nDrmirsn. Die 8abnbofs RGum.
Iihteitsn in Der Stdot Ren gort firb
felt bem Qntauf ums 6unoertFuhe i'm
Dertb qeitiegen. llnmoqIih fam es
rittig Isin, benz 9olte oiefen Miebre
tpsrtb in 2luretHung gu brineen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-26

ItGIetteH III oer SldDt J(eTp gJDrt fnD
felt benz Qntauf urs 6unbertFdhe i'm
Wertb gsitieesn. llnmoaIih fam es
ri6tig Isin, benz 9olte oiefen Ulebre
fpsrth in Gure6Hung gu brin9en.
Die bies q b ge Mabltams
payne 1T bic interefI1nteite felt pielen
Subreu, bieQeiht in Der @:Thihte Der
Der. Staatsn uno lie mas poH bebeus
tenosr 9rngpstte fir bic politiIhe
Gntpidlung bisies 2anoss fsin. Seit
oer erIten Qnfdngsn Der Republit biz
3ur IeBten domination BON 1903 mar
Die Quspa6l Der SanojDatsn fir bas
BrdIiosntendmt lsbialih Sate Der
Yolititer. Tas bate ben 0ortbeil,
oab in Der Partet felbit feline admpfs
gum 4usbruh tamen. sSest aber, ND
Ole Domination in iolh grobem Wabe
Dtrett our6 Yrimdrpublcn erfolqt,
taHn es niht uusbleiben, oab Qeibenz
5hafteH in Der Bartet entfaht peroea
uuo es bIeibt jest ab3uparten, OBJ naA
Der Domination bic 8eulit6er Iit be-
rubigsn uno alle pteoer gu ibrer Yarz
tel haIten. Wir ieben, oaB bic Nm
hdnser 5ufts uno Rooiepelts ie6r bart
aufeiHunbsr itoBsn. Wsrosn, na6osm
Die primdrpabIsH QsIdlofTen iinb, Die
betoen i5attioner iih rpisoer nit einans
Der bertraqsn ooer miro Der 9roQ big
gum Wabltage oorhalten? 9ieleg ldBt
fi1 freiLih our gei4pihtiguns tbuH,
inbem Der gsialagene Ji6rer feline
Qnbdngsr aufForoert, Den Iieqreifen
geDerber 3u untsritiisen. Gs lift cine
offens 5rage, Ob SRooiepslt, Der niht
~ ben idnftsn Raturen gsb0rt, bas
t6un Dirb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
VICE WAR CONTINUES IF
MASON SUPPORTS CHIEF

with his supporters. will continue to
control the police force after Wood
ward takes his office on January T.
or the commission of twelve mem
oers which has absolute control Of the
police department, the mayor has one
membership and the appointment of
another. the chairman Of the police
committee of council.
Of the present membership Of the
police commission ten are openly Ma
son men. Two. W. G. Humphrey. are
appointees Of the mayor as chairman
of the police committee and Robert c.
Clarke are Independents. When Chief
Beavers. through the influence Of
Chairman Mason, was elevated to his
present position, only Commissioners
Humphrey and Clarke voted against
him. They voted for Assistant Chief
left
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
Despite Election of Woodward,
Chambers Men Hold Control
of Police Board.

The nomination OF James G. Wood
ward for mayor Of Atlanta will have no
effect on Police Chief Beavers war on
the tenderloin and the vice crusade will
continue-if Carlos Mason. chairman OF
the police board. gives ii his support
The executive committee Of the Men
and Religion Forward Movement and
leaders Of the Chambers campaign gave
the impression before the primary that
the nomination OF Woodward would
mean the end OF Beavers. as chief Of
police.
Carlos II. Mason. chairman OF the po-
lice commission and who will continue
To control good ma iortty Of the com
mission despite WoOdward's election,
said today that he was going 10 do all
he could 10 give Chief Beavers a fair
show He said that Chief Beavers is
sued the order against the houses in
our midst" upon his own initiative. but
that the police commission would con
tinue 10 support him unless his plan
proved failure
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
JOHN b. MURPHY.
. ARTHUR DEAN BENAN.
CURRY l.. TERRELL.

The following bulletin was issued by
the same physicians earlier;
The records show that Colonel
Roosevelt passed a very good night.
His temperature and pulse normal; his
highest pulse since 9 o'clock last night
was so: temperature, 98.S. and his pulse
at o'clock this morning was "A; his
temperature 9S.6, and respiration, 20.
He is having less irritation Of his pleura
from the injured rib than he did yes
terday and he did not have an anodyne
for the pain. General condition excel
lent"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
Key Seems To Be
In Mason S Hands.

There are one or two lukeWarm Ma
son men on the board. but at most.
from the present attitude Of the mem
be's, Woodward could not possibly get
more Chan Ave votes against Chairman
Mason.
As long as Chal man Mason chooses.
chief Beavers viii continue to be chief
and continue his vice crusade CHIEF
Beavers said today The war on vice viii
be continued
Although Mayor-elect Woodward de-
clared fot ,tict segregation at the
opening Of the campaign he has re-
fused to comment on Chief Beavers
order closing the houses in our midst"
In = heated argument with Chairman
Mason at tho Third ward polling place
Yesterday Woodward practically an
nounced his fight on Chairman Mason.
They have been bitter political enemies
FOR years
The city council was practically
unanimous In it's opposition to Wood
Nard and the members are bewildered
Continued On Page Two.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
BUMPER PEACH CROP,
u. S. OFFICERS ASSERT,
STARTS INDICATING

MACON, GA. Oct 16.-The bumpe,
peach crop of 1910. when thousands Of
bushels were picked and remained I'M
sold. caused an increase of 100 per
cent IN the number of Illicit distilling
cases in this section of the state. ac-
cording TO the testimony of United
States Deputy Marshals Riley in the
Federal court today They testified in
the trial of L. L. Self. of Epson county,
who was charged with violating the
revenue laws that when many men
found they had too much fruit, they
began making brandy.
Self pleaded that the barrels of fer
mented peaches alleged to belong to
him were not found on his property
and thar he knew nothing about them
The jury found him not guilty He wa.
represented by Congressman Charles T.
Bartlett
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
Locker Club ArouseS
HaWkinsville Church
Folk Against Lodge
Congregations Threaten to Dis
miss Members of Fraternity
Operating Saloon

HAWkINSNILLE GA oct. Is
Church and ftaternal circles in HaW
kinsvlle were aroused over the estab-
lishment of locker club by loca
lodge of Well known fraternity.
rhe Baptist church has passed reso-
lutons declaring the locker club TO be q
cooperative saloon" and threateniug
to dismiss members of the congregation
belonging to the fraternity unless they
withdrew from the order or the lock
er' is discontinued Another churcn
mas passed resolutions protesting
against the locker and imploring the
fraternity to discontinue it. 4 citizens
mass meeting has taken similar action
In the meantime the locker club CON
tinues in operation. with no immediate
prospect of it being closed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
Physician Waited
On Family Gathering.

Whle Chicago's most famous SUI
geons waited in an ante-room. COM
PEELED TO delay examination and con-
sulta ton over their distinguished pa
tient. Theodore Roosevelt greeted Mrs.
Roosevelt today Mrs. Roosevelt, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt. Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr.. and Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long
worth arrived at Mercy hospital short
~ after O'Clock and we're at once
shown into the colonels room The
former president could hardly express
his JOY a seeing them.
From the time that he heard they
had entered the city the colonel's hap
piness dubbed over.
.NA..,.l. nA. NJ. ~, q. L.. n-.L.---l
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
Will Give Him
Sufficient Time.

Chief Beavers -is going TO have suf-
hcient time 10 show What he can do
toward eliminating the social evil said
Chairman Mason. For my part, want
to do what is bes, for Atlanta. / am
not seeking any politica fight and
don't expect one. II chief Beavers plan
proves to he an Improvement. We win
stand by II, We are golns to support
him unless his plan proves failure
Mayor elect Wood Ward has practi-
cslly declared war against Chairman
Mason. but he has never mentioned
Chief Beavers But Chairman Mason
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
29-YEAR-OLD LAWYER
TO BE S. CAROLINA'S
ATTORNEY GENERAL

COLUMBIA. S. G., Oct. 16.-Returns
of the run-off primary election yester
day for attorney general are yet incom-
plete. less than half of the votes being
reported this morning Indications are,
however that Thomas II. Peoples. OF
Barnwell, is nominated over j Frasier
Lyon, the incumbent. With about CO.
600 votes reported, Peoples leads by a
few thousand.
Peoples was the Blease candidate in
the recent election. He is %. years old.
Lyon has been attorney general for six
years and has made an efficient Off
cial. He has prosecuted grafters in
several of the most famous cases the
state has ever known
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
May Be Out
Of Danger Today.

The doctors were Of the opinion that
II no symptoms indicating Infection
arose during the day the colonel could
be pronounced entirely out Of danger.
The colonel was in high spirits.
I'm feeling bully" was his greeting
OF d.. Terrell. when the physician came
TO the hospital before the other physl-
clans attending him Dr.. Terrell tried
to enforce the Injunction against talk
ing. but the colonel would talk
Nonsense he said, when Dr. Ter
rell warned him. TIM all right"
Miss Margaret Fitzgerald. the night
nurse pronounced Colonel Roosevelt an
ideal patient after she went off duty
this morning.
1T is 2 duty of a nurse to forget her
patient as soon as she leaves him" said
Miss Fitzgerald. but ! can not helu
remembering and feeling impressed by
Colonel Roosevelt His every move
showed consideration for and under
standing Of those around him. His
condition is pretty good | am not a.
surgeon, of course and do not under
stand thoroughly the real bad features
Of a bullet wound and so can not ven
lure an opinion on his future dangers.
The coloners experience as soldier
has fitted MIN to know what is proper
for him. He will not disobey the doc
tors orders but will help those In
charge carry them out"
Dr. Lambert was admitted to tbs
.colouels room after a consultation WITH
Dr. Terrell vas finished. IIia stay IL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
NATTY AND BED|ENT IN
CL|MACT|C BATTLEFOR
GAMES HIGHEST TITLE
Giants Take Early Lead of One Run,
But Sox Fight Calamity to Grasp
Honor So Nearly Gained in First
Struggles.

FENWAY PARK BOSTON, oct. 16.-After the most des-
peae contested struggle for basebalS premiership in the
games history, the Boston Red Sox today made cham
pons of the world The final game battle between the
youthful Beden and Chsy Mahewson the veteran star of
the Giants The game played as follows:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16

FIRST INNING.
Devore hacks at the frst two balls
pitched and misses. Then he waits out
.,.,. ba5 o,os r-i,a1,,, bo oo,,,,s.
p'' ~ W $ '''- anu . o'' ~ '''''''''
beu'en' a'so gives three oalis ana TWO
strikes Z" D'|Ie before anything nap
Ps'.. ana men IS only another
7.'"nueF 10 Nashei' VINO throws the
We" 1oIN CAPTAIN out at nFst. w men
9nooss3sS comes 20 bat there Is nos
lIie demonstration o} Boston rams VINO
poo and yeIp eatcalls at nm. lie re-
.'Ha'eS ~ waning oul bedleht ana get
WIZ pas on oallS. 9nodgfassetAeh
GU "o"" lp' ale@ ana Is SAFE on
wagner nun MS IS slen'i Tor a
'''''' 'ulp'eaN' p-'l beoiehl' instead "I
"''N. "I'l%' ugd'ehS flght up ana oraf"-
"'' gamers III Murray sfouhoef ana
''''"S l,'. ted' boy out al hfSt. mo
runs no mss che error.
''''. 'A>siSu as seiuoth Il man
vas S"1e'5" on 10 lli1 sol "H'h ne
"''N' '' l'ie S'a" 10 start lhe uolhsS
,'' ''s Nl'l'.. Hooper Whacks at the
'',>' u'' p'1'"'G an" GROUNDS 10 MFi-
ME- hefNes rams on three balls. Speak
leaiS OH Single 20 tlSht ana Keeps
,'9"' On To second. lie would nave
'ee" OUT IL Do!le had not INJURED De
'"to"' me umpire changes ms
U'''N'oh on TINS "hen the ball "a2
''op'e"' LOWS lahs on three neat
''a'ile"Soh IS pitching IN me
.'' dHN LOOKS as good as ever IN ms
''V' NO uhS, one hit, one error
SECOND INNING.
Mo,hla opens feeblv with a strike
OUT. Harzne makes a GRAND attann3
ror. ~. ~. -
"'' pu' speaker MAKES petIor
d''''HPl 10 get 1t and pulls down what
looks like a long hit As Meyers comes
to the bat the game il DELAYED while
tho nolioe u.razt,o tn. -, -,
,.t+,', ~" '"e Nio"u
has oNeinoWed onto the heIu'
H'oIiN the rampant fans are back i'll
,,,,,.,,.' az 'i,' = aiiie e'S'i w, -
off edge Ne,ors I,its t soo,1Jo ' ,r rr
Ia Cgrorro,. ~, -.
WIZ HleSses IL up ana MeN
'1e sloWeSt runner of the Giant
'.un, has plenty of time 10 get safe
Fletcher singles over sacopd and Nov
ars s-,ne q, - r.,
,s. .,.p., Se'oio. men, 10 inc Ut
'S.onIsnment OF everybody in the
p''N' Meyers, the human elephant, and
Fletcher start double steal OF
course. NTo,a,e ,,-o,,id lo,., 49,, o,,+
bIocl, If 60" no D0e" oO'
'"Iul'oI nad NOT dropped the
m"o"' As it was, both men were safo.
MS puts things up TO ATattv good and
stout out his Av ie tal,o,, nv S,,,oa1.e,
No runs a., ~
Garlr,.e w, tWo erIors'
Intention co'IeS up WIN me evident
He dnos "dlllls OUT MatheNSon'
and &c. ~ ana alter Two strikes
,rsn-s pam are recorded hnaIly
ond no,,Ie ."uI I0rces OTaranef al sec
the g-ood 10 Ieecnef; Wagnef puts
rhrou.s ~ tIe HIsl pan Mal"eWsQh
Stahl +oi' Iu converts II INTO single.
Then -. seconu on lhls' Mathe"son
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At | 80 p. m. the following
bulletin on Roosevelt S condition
was issued; Pulse 90. tempera-
ture 98.6 throughout entire morn
ing breathing easier. General
condition ecelIent.
(Signed)
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Summary.

Two bsse hits Murray. Herzog. Hen
erickson. Stahl.
Struck out. BY MstheWscn BIZ Be
dent z
Bases on balls. off Mathew son 3. Of
Bedicnt 2,
Sacrifice hit Meyers
stolen base, Devora
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ROOSEVELT, STRONGER,
OVERLOOKED AS FAMILY
REACHES HIS BEDSIDE
Colonel Keeps Squad of Eminent Sur
geons Waiting in Ante-Room of His
Hospital Ward While He Greets
Wife, Son and Two Daughters.

Physicians bulletins today showed that the condition Col
Roosevelt practically normal One said
that the condition continued good he would be entirely
danger by tonight
Mrs Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Jr and his daughter
Miss Ethel arrived in Chicago today from New York and
diatey visited Colonel Roosevelt the hospital adding
patient good cheer.
Many messages received by the colonel today among
them ympahes from King George of England Emperor Will
liam of Germany King Alfonso of Spain King Victor Emanuel
of Italy, and President Falleres of France
The report of Professor E. w semmes Of Marquette
verst Milwaukee showed that the bullet which fired
Colonel Roosevelts breast not poisoned
Ex-senator Beveridge took the coonels campaign timer
airy today
The physicians decided probe today for the bullet
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viii Not Probe for Bullet To-day

CHICAGO, Oct. 16Thp general condition of Colonel Roose-
welt good today that the physicians attending him
that unless he took for the today would
cay of danger by tonight They decided probe
the bullet in his breast today The colonel spent night
and feeling fine " he said, today He further
by the arrival of Mrs Roosevelt and and daughter from
New York
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THE w EATHER

Fair tonight and tomorrow. Tenn
peratures: 8 a. ny so degrees; 10
a, M, So degrees: II noon, rs de.
qrees; 2 p. M, IT degrees.
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Wife Enters Ward
First Alone.

Were are they
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