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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
La huelga del Tamesis

Ell TELEGRAPH nos traSmite noticias real
mentepateticas intereSanteS de esa for
midable manifestation del Socialismo bri.
tanico. puesto a prueba en- la huelga de
los muelleS del TameSis. EStos enormes
muelleS. giganteScas fauceS que reciben
del mar Y lanzan 81 milones de tone
ladaS de mercancias diariamente. sufrer
desde el mes de abril una PARALYSIS cas-
completa.
Desde que en el citado mes Sc planted
la huelga no Sc ha interrumpido un SO
10 dia. nj Sc vislumbra a6n la soluci6r
de tan grave problema en- el horizonte.
FL reposo. el silencio reinan en- aque
Hos para]es, que normalmente son dt
ruido y de estr6pito, y en- este tan desu
sado Silencio duermen montaiias de mer
canclas, piramides de cajas.
Los peri6dicOS ingleSes en- slls fotogra
badoS. nos dan la imagen de la QuietuC
de esos muelles, Ell que todo esta cons
truido y preparado para yibrar agitar
sc. y en- algunos hemos visto al dueno dt
rm eStablecimiento comercial tranSpor
tando en- una carretilla, rpor 81 miSnlo i'm
pulsada, sus generos
Los patronoS, sin embargo sinti6n
dose fuertes, no han accedido a las peti
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10
La vida en- Francia

De una revista francesa traducimOs
los siguientes datos referentes la 81
tuaci6n interior de t'rancia:
"Tenemos un derecho de siete fran
cos por 100 kiloS sobre ell trigo; uno de
30 frances por 100 l1ilos para la carne.
Por tanto, el pan de dos kilos esta re
cargado en- II centimos el kilO de car
he en- %.
Por termino medic. en- Francia hay
que pagar l0l frances por 10 que no
cOstaria EN- lnglaterra mas que 81
Nuestros gastos generates anuales
comprendiendo en- ellos el presupuesto
del Estado (4700 millones aproxima-
damente) Y los presupuestos de los de-
partamentos y AIunicipios, Sc elevan a
cerca de 1000 millones.
Los gastos de administration per
cepcion de los impuestos, que Ell 1890
eran de $50 millones. suben en- 1910
61O.
Tenemos mas de un million de funcio-
narios- sin contar los semifunciona-
rios (delegados cantonales, etc nos
cuestan 1000 millones por ano.
La Deuda pnblica, comprendiendo en-
ella la Deuda fotante. las Deudas Mu-
nicipales provinciales. y la Deuda Vi
talicia, pensiones, etcetera. capitaliza-
da, sube "A 10000 millones. No lay
amortization
La Comisi0n parlamentaria encarga-
ola de eStudiar la manera de remediar
el paro forZOsO ha encontradO Ell 19ll
que, Ell tempo ordinario, eXisten en-
Francia 100000 parados en- tiempos
de crisis 100000. Por consiguiente hay
por termino medic 100000 franceses a
quienes constantemente les falta ira
bajo
Desde 1879 1910 los gastos militia
res nos han costado $4,000 millones.
En- 1910 hubo en- Francia 1852 suici-
das; Ell 1906. 1885. La proportion Sc
acent1a cada vez mas.
Los impuestos indirectos dan al Te-
sOro cerca de 1.500 millones. En- cam
bio, del impuesto territorial no SAGA nj
200; para ser exactos habrfa que dismi-
muir mucho esta Ultima cifra.
Francia pierde, por termino medic,
cada ano por 10 menos $4,000 habitan-
tes. Existe. sin embargo, una pobIacion
cuyo n1mero crece sin cesar: es la po-
blaci6n de las prisiones; la criminal
dad Sc desarrolla EN- todos los sentidos.
Efecto diferente de una misma causa.
Otro efectO: el nlmero de mujcres
obigadas para vivir alquiIar su gesto
de animal aumenta terriblemente ST el
crecimiento de nuevos trabajadores en-
cineo amos ha sido de l1700O para los
hombres, ha sido de $4,000 para las
mujeres. Sc ven estas obligadas a en-
tregarse las faenas mas agobiadoras
1.754 de elias ejercen ell ofcio de cava-
doras; muchos millares son 'braceros .
FL iiltimo informe sobre instruction
p1bica comprueba el mayor desorden
Ell la ensenanza secundaria. completa-
mente desorganizada por la pretendida
reforma de 1902.
En- cuanto a la ensenanza superior no
hay ninguna direction metodica; la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10

clones obreras Su tenacidad ha resiSti-
do todoS los asaltos
ESta reSiStencia ha colocado a los obre-
ros en- dificilicima situaci0n En- elloS, la
tenacidad en- la defensa de SllS derechos
ha adquirido tintes de heroismo. Las
sernanas, los meses sin jornal Sc prolon-
gaban, los fondos de resistencia. inicial-
mente eScaSos. Sc agotaban, llegaron
los terribes dlaS sin pan, con la amena-
Ia de que a ellos Sc umieSen los dlas sin
albergue Porqlle los propietarios de las
casas querian llegar al lanzamiento de los
obreros sin demora, como medic terri
Bile de coacci0n que les inspiraba sul So
laridad con los patronoS lntereSadoS en-
La huelga Y es de advertir que la cifra
de los huelguistaS pasa de 10000. Ell
nllmero de los deshauciados, contando
las famiias de los hueIguistas, hllbera
Sido aterrador. Toda una gran pObla-
ci0m. del vecindari0 approximate de Sc
villa, lanzada IA la intemperie y la mi
selia
Los obreroS no obStante adverSidad
tanta. con nn eStoicismo admirable han
soportado su hambre. y, 10 que eS mas do
loroso. la de suS hijos, sin sucumbir en-
la defensa de los derechoS colectivos.
Esta lucha. verdadera epopeya de los
combates modernos, ha despertado la SEN
sibildad de Londres
4 tituIo de caridad ham socorrido
los huelguistas todas las classes sociales.
Ell espectaculo del hambre de una mul-
titud era era demasiado fuerte para
que Sc preSenciara impasiblemente
Ademas de los socorros de las socieda-
des obreras europeas, el pri0dlco DAILY
News Leader ha habierto una suscrip-
ci6n que en- ell 6ltimo n1mero llegado a
Madrid alcanzaba la cifra de 900 Ii
bras esterlinas FL mismo rey ina 5000
rrido los obreros en- su precaria situa-
ci6n
DadoS eStos antecedentes. sc explica el
resultado del extrano meeting qle la
Prensa britannica relata y que tuyo lugar
en- Town Hill.
Mas de 10000 huelguistas, fanelicos,
exaltada su imagination por ell Tornado
ayuno y por la lucha, reunieronse.
Ben Tillet jefe y organizador de la
huelga, les dirigi6 la palabra, en- to-
nos solemnes, pausadoS les dijo:
La orgullosa tenacidad de lord De
vonport, director. Gle la Sociedad de los
Docks, es causa de que nueStras mujereS
y nuestros hijos pereman de hambre. No
teneis derecho vengaros por yosotros
mismos Pero repetid conmigo, 81 estais
conformes esta oraci0n "Oh, Dios. Sc
nor nuestro Here Gle muerte Lord
Devonport
Entonces, 10000 voces otras tantas
VoilnadeS leplflef0n en- ltl solo clam0r
a terrible jaculatoria, y anadieron con
Ia unanimidad y la fimeza del deseo que
Sc cree justo: ATorira ~
Una sensaci6n de payor, de anonada-
miento sobrecoge el espisltn como ante
el recuerdo Gle I'm ap6strofe bfblico con
este relato Los obreros han acudido a to-
dos los resortes humanos, han empleado
sus medios Gle lucha; todo Sc ha estrella-
do contra el egoismo Y la fuerza de una
elase adverse. La personifcacion de esos
egofsmos es el espiritu de acero Gle lord
Devonport Acuden entonces Dios le
piden I'm castigo terrible. 81 el qaerer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10

ciencia experimental Sc encuentra Ell un
estado lamentable. Ell Colegio de
Francia ell Museum. la Escuela de Al
toS EStudios estan en- plena decadencia.
La inferioridad de F'rancia Sc acentna
cada vez mas.
La ensenanza primaria esta Ell plena
crisis. Los maestros NAL pagados, CRU
men amenazan rebelarse; su recluta sc
hace cada vez mas diffcil La instruc-
ci0n obligatoria no eXiste mas que de
nombre.
Resultados innegables: primero, los
eNtranjeros abandonan mestras grandes
eScuelas; segundo. es legal en- trancla
conceder el diploma de doctor en- Me
dicina a individuos que jamaS han
aprendido una palabra de latin de
griego tercero, HAY constantemente en-
ell ejercito frances 10000 hombres que
no Saben leer nj escribir; un buen n1-
nero no sabe tampoco hablar EN- fran
ces. c y el numero de mujeres anafal-
betas p Sc preguntara.- RehusamoS
cOnteStar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10

FL 1ltimo informe sobre instruction
pdblica comprueba el mayor desorden
en la ensenanza secundaria. completa
mente desorganizada por la pretendida
reforma de 1902.
En- cuanto a la ensenanza superior no
hay ninguna direction metodica; la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10

AVy8o ios eenmmidorss del 'viao aCerebrinssl
UxicLsepase que psrs = legitmiaad oell
CexebrinaH Oompueeto uifie1s Gus ecn-l
tinuArk flewnado en- 10 suooaivo-W proHuefo W ~ I
@ el misme DOn6ei00 solo ef ttulO. o n vuxa4ps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-10

A RAIZ DEL SUEL0
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
COLLAPSE OF HA1NEs, CANDIDACY

The one noticeable feature of the
complete collapse
@ weakness of Mr. Hanes although
.eenI n ne would and
eon Y great total Of
votes TO 4s4o while
- art the BiMooe candidate splitting
In middle,
as whatever Democratic detection be made
~ ho y republican votes The Morrison the
assaults made their
x e the beneficiary of these he inspire them
primaries were remarkable
weakness the counties
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

Hawy has they have adopted system
Hawley,s His He kon.
I--Troy News.

Troy News

a
this country legislation interests the trusts
combinations given of billions tainted ] lev
wenhg itself from the these %
it to the people the problem Of the present AGE ~
giganic have ~
people the record of that by lease
will they discipline giving four
placing power the democratic which the e
the conditions President Taft @
the Republican party been @
give against their former associates is that thug
WALL they know that the begun t. =
light knowing them thu
i .,; t With ong continued and h. ~ giving testimony
tempting that are f,s
and history is repeating itself, Old PART.
falling pieces that will ~
their obgo
people, them much needed prominent la
Republican of Indiana that and
believes they wing get
changes in the policy pment. Of H.
thing, going the e
hand while the other the po
of the people, but at last the people got tired and the country in H.
wide the close the M
change panic continued tn
teton the turned from the real
protected partnership government fm.s
png money panic v
and a.a
the Cleveland administration republican ps
and the politicians who used well knew that it
nothing formally
panic purpose things has had d
and self viii the claim
classed as either fool or knave
Referring the tariff undergoing h.ue
which proved however, be The
in all materials and farm produce Now the
protection learned the .n
WE'LL this
thoroughly
would
manufacturing trusts and the politicians
welt who had endorsed
e do if do the going him
for high tariff goods he needs
protection, he will not stand
tariff he would
farmers the old
cattle and lumber and horses this knowing
they get better home
majority and saved the republican suicide.
election of Wilson
the recrackers and the republicans
the Senate of the
their only hope of blocking the wheel
republican by
OF
@ utmost Importance The election of w unfortunate
TOT " laft republicans well the
opportunity his opposition PLATFORM
and If he the
do that
AS Dun Moose ne will be the minority accomplish
anytnng except to hamper the Wilson
PROMISED and needed reforms While
course extremely
or PLATFORM and still he does had
more would be necessary in order
the third
trouble
suppose that candidate for the
state that ne opposed the
o nm OF e Baltimore platform, how
me election the democratic
Importance to the party Bah
OF scarcely less importance to the republican party.
ano via fary is certainly sump Idaho II MI
borah Is its only hope, and he . a Moose
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

County Ticket.
State Senator-Wallace N. Scales.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mundt and
George Stephen.
Commissioners:
First Dist.-Nathaniel Pettibone.
Second Dist.-Wm. M. Schiller.
Third Dist.-Richard P. Nash.
Sheriff-Charles 8. Thompson.
Treasurer-Tim E. Quinlan.
Probate Judge--James DeHaven.
School Supt.-Reuben w. Overman.
Assessor-Ellery P. Martin.
Coroner-Edward M. Hancock.
Pros. Att w. Reese Hattabauh.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

State Ticket.
Congressmen-Perry W. Mitchell,
Edward M. Pugmire.
Justice Supreme Court-Arthur M.
Bowen.
Governor-James H. Hawley.
Lieut.. Governor-E. L. Parker.
Secretary-Freeman Daughters.
Auditor-John /. Overman.
Treasurer-Robert w. Faris.
Attorney General--Jas. r. Boutwell,.
Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
tion-Mary 2. Harper.
Mine Inspector-Geo. A. Lambrix.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
developed that he viii be hd IN Tue
Martin drives other Halnes
the present executive to the u
ELECTORS SHOULD BE GIVEN FAIR CHANCE

the voters as 10
officers unjust and should nave no
apsolutey
decision Idaho the Bull Con candidates for presiden
they with the state law II there were any
legal percentage OF the voters
should be made meet the
the motives the wrecke
they should WILL succeed But proportion OF the
Roosevelt candidates peslden
should
the ancy of the ballot that formulated
should
adued-Sat
Lake Herald (Repubican)
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
SOME TESTIMONY FROM ABROAD.

Holland
element being
Germany there is high food
saes OF he household of 1904
OF the Hoand)
jut the frontier would
Glanerbrug
have built houses
where there practically no
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

With reckless a column and
half
few for his ticket the pitng
against the other Hiding of
Grangev
cost his of
from the 1909 preaching
breath
such standpers and
ceptng publication Boosting
OF editorial
ho of the
the
are
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
HAwLEYs SHOULDERS BRoAD-H1s HEART STRONG

saws Enforce the law
and play faytes the law
is good the people will keep their
Never the truth of political
made by Governor Hawley for the
which Governor Hawey forced all the interests
share
o,
violating their oahs of office
the value of taxable instead fulfilling
q 100
state whether in Rear
proportion of the cost of governing the
property
He enforced sheepmen who had been favored
at the nov
the the pay.
There under cash vaua
ton raised than needed for purpose
this fact snend
all the at hand kessl In others un
the funds left
continued until this the COM
ing thereby lesening coming
These fixed ves
than that similar wears
would more than build 100000
That wasted annad
year. wiped out
some old special bills In had it
Hawley have been held responsible.
To solve the trouble special session
the laws He wanted
the cash values enforced the old right when
the state and pioneer but
Of today repealed.
The legislature a To
Haw asked would his
ton For political the republican justice the
end however, it forced a
That fully
value the per cent Of tha,
~
By taking that sum basis would
levies which rec too high. " - ~
What the republicans did tell had robbed
you and then try to make continue while thew
hide behind compromise absolutely endorsing his
Hawly the republicans nm
hs 70 uphold their official oaths and force the keeping
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
THE MYSTERIOUS aRANaEv11LE HERALD

keep politics will recall the
the republican ticket They will also recall the rang Herald
which made its after visit by Barney this city The
the
ulation been rife regarding the
With the idea of public enlightenment the the
question Of its hackers the editor the Globe
that the gentleman the something the
elmer workings of the deal We while heard
but little with what probably the editor
Globe could should public
In
count of the rush
gladly PROFOUND them again:
Who owned the Grangevile a
pyed the blsi What a
successfully different
forms and thus get em gon' and comm successfully
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

of
should be scratching this
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

Because 'unexceled
speaker by the Globe the
The trouble the
there is too much and
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

Italy articles
the Ratchet bloody
Moosers neither side asking giving quarter
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17
FANATICS DEED.


Monday in Milwaukee the Decd being that
but the less despicable for that.
attempted with reference to Colonel Roosevelt Monday
deprecating Of
gard Mr. Roosevelt candidate office
citizen entitled of
and morality of
moment the of the
fell
inspired by that spirit of together
If Mr. Roosevelt chose
refusing medical attendance until after his
method doubtless appealed him. With that
have nothing do 1t with the itself
Every American who observes the given
full protection at all times.
Colonel Roosevelt
the
is most sincerely deplod
For the injury he sustained Colonel
qualification his
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17


signed peace buried
the Ratchet but the bloody
Moose continues neither side asking giving
thers
in constant demand as
Globe
The trouble with present
there is too much and
wesde support
this section will do likewise
Let's make Parkers here
What gentleman republican
nomination for by scratchi
Borah not talking him.
said he for Haines
in favor of the buness" candidate coming from
We have been asked who running
There shortly
that William Taft nominated but quiet
Possibly the republican
that Boah quite a of being
worn but have yet to see republican who sporting Taft emblem
ALWAYS ADDED TO COST OF ARTICLES
In France Italy and other
is raised by duties gates
articles
in nearly duty happens
trade between
The democracy this country up firmly
prove the winning ticket
They
appeal to n county.
Every certainly favorably
residents of this
ing shoulder to be.
ieve will next ction day.
Ernest L. governor is
well qualified for the office
joty Mr. Parker small physically mentally
elected will find Parker
when opportunity itself working
ics gentleman at
Boise be oked after
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

Westside democrats
this section will do likewise
the republican
the democrats going be the victims
Let's make Parker largest
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1912-10-17

What become
nomination for
talking
having
In favor of the business" candidate coming
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30
Detroit Beats st. Louis.

By international News Service.
SIT. LOUIS. Mny 2o.--Tho Tigers took
a fourteen -inning game from the Browns
today, 70 &, whom Austin made wild
throw. Ops.ow singled. end With ono
out I.oudon bunted. Austin heavinB over
Stoyhlls head, Onslow scoring and the
batter getting 10 third. 4 wild pitch
scored Louden also. The Browns had
several chances 10 win out when the
combat went into extra innings, but
foolish base- running tossed away the'r
Both teams used two
pitchers, Eddie Summers making his 1917
ebut starting out for the Tigers, The
two Memorial day games WILL be played
IN the afternoon.
st. LoUis-DETRoIT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30
M|SSOULA AND GREAT
FALLS PLAY A TIE
Game Called at End of Sew
enth Inning, With Score
Standing , to 2.
Special TO The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
GREAT FALLS Mont, May 29.-Um-
pire Wright called todays game at the
end OF the seventh inning on account OF
rain. The score was tied after pitch
ers' battle. A three -bagser by Iamoch
and single by Warren gave Mssoula
a score In the third, and a single by
Carman and Tobins triple gave the visi-
tors another in the seventh. 4 bad
throw TO first by Zamloch, coupled with
a wild pitch and a fielding choice.
counted Murphy. for the Elcctrics, in the
first and they tied the score in the last
OF the seventh by Kelly's single. a sacri-
flee by Gibson and a single by Murphy.
nuelsrnan struck out with two ON bases
In the seventh, retiring the side. The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30
DOWVEY HAS SLIGHT
SHADE OVER HANSEN
Salt Lake Boxer Has a Little
Bit the Better of Ten-Round
Bout in Boise.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune,
BOISE, Ida, May 2s.-.Jack Downey
OF Salt Lake and Vic Hansen Of San
Francisco fought a ten round draw
here tonight at Forest park before
large crowd OF fans. On points Downey
was entitled to hair-line decision. He
outboxed Hansen in six OF the ton rounds.
Hansen was used 10 inhghting. but the
clean break rule prevented hitting IN the
cIlnches and Downey had the better OF
the long-range work.
Both boxers landed repeatedly and at
times especially in the sixth round, the
boxing was fast and furious, After that
Downey had easily the shade In every
round and was apparently stronger than
Hansen In the tenth.
Aside from body bruises Downey es-
capped without a mark Hansen's nose
was cut open.
Joe Clark Of Salt Lake challenged the
winner. Tommy Driscoll challenged any
l33- pound lightweight and Tommy Gaff-
ney accepted the challenge Mt the ring
side for a $500 side bet. The mill will
probably be put on in this city next
month.
Hansen and Downey both want a re-
turn match. Hansen is to fight Howard
Baker June 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30
Cooleys New Pitcher Will Be
Sent Against Ogden Team Today
Jeff Clark, Former Western League Twr1er Gets
His First Workout This Afternoon.

found by Cooley. Clark had contract
with Vancouver. but there was some
misund erstandng. which left him q free
agent He was on his wsy back to Den
YER when Cooley grabbed him for a trial.
II he does what he is expected TO do to-
day he will be a permanent fixture.
There will be double header at Coo
leyvile today. beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
Besides the new pitcher, Umpire Frary
Will arbtrate for the first time this sea-
son ON the local grounds.
Clark will pitch the first game and
Morgan the second. Andy Jensen will
twirl the first game for Ogden, and Nc
Closkey will probably run In AT least
three pitchers during the balance OF the
double header
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30
WHITE SOX BEATEN
TWICE BY THE MAPS
League Leaders Drop Two
Games to the Hard-Hitting
Cleveland Americans.
BY international News Service.

BY International News Service.
CLEVELAND. May 29.-The Maps took
both ends OF double header from the
neither combat did the aoX get a 5rnell.
In tho opener Benz was yanked In the
sixth after he had been nicked for six
hits. yielding three runs. The Maps
sacrifice route. The sox rallied In the
ninth and copped two runs OF kahisT.
In the second game BlandlnS allowed but
five hits and blanlfed the SoH. For tho
first time this season the Maps played
regular baseball.
CHlCAGO-CLEVELANp
FIRST GAME
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-30
OGDEN

Summary: Two base hlts-DevereauA,
Orr. Marshall. Murray Three-base hits
Marshall Murray. Wood Abbott. Bases
on balls-On Dressan. /: of Morgan, 2,
ofr Erickson. /; of Stone. ], of Jachs. :.
struck out-By Dressan. 4: by Morgan. >;
by Jachs. ;. Left on bases-Sait Lake II
Ogden. H. Wild pitch--Iachs. Passed
halI-AleNender Hit by spitched ball
F'ortier by Jachs. Stolen basss-Foruer.
Kelly. MURRAY. Sacrifice hlts-Baucr, Al
sxander Runs batted in-By DevereauN
I orr l. Pendleton /. Murray 4, Van !,
Alexander I Schimpff I Wood !. Jachs !.
iIits-On Hendrickson. I'm 2-$ Innings:
OF stone 5 in Is innings Off Jachs
In : innings; of Dressan. ~ in 1-5 IN
ninzs: of Morgan. In > % innings
Time OF Same-2:1S. Umpire-Frary. At
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