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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
ROOSEVELT PANIED IN
BREATHING NOT MERE
FLESH HURT, SAY MOS
Wife and Children Hurry to Bedside,
While Colonel Sleeps Peacefully in
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Encouraged by
His Restfulness---Campaign Trips
Are Cancelled.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The following bulletin on
Roosevelt's condition issued at Mercy hospital
this afternoon:
An examination of Colonel Roosevelt showed
temperature of 49, pulse 20 and respiration normal
Breathing at times gives him pain He must
cease talking and receive visitors. This is not
mere flesh wound, but serious wound in the chest.
Quiet is absolutely essential
(Sgned)
MURPHY, BEVAN SAYLE, TERRELL.
During the afternoon Colonel Roosevelt slept
peacefully at his room at Mercy hospital His ply
scians pleased at this saying it would aid ma
teriaI yin his speedy recovery.
At 5 O'Clock this afternoon Alexander Revell
came from Roosevets room at the hospital.
II found the colonel jolly and quite himself, -
said Revell
II feel sure that his recovery will be speedy
CHICAGO Oct 15-Physicians who examined Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt victim the Of John Schrank woudbe assassin to-
examination stated that the colonel VIII i've Inc
announcement consultation the various phases
o the examination into former presidents condition
Dr. J. B. Murphy one the attending physicians, said tins
morning:
Rooseveis wound is serious than we al nrSl
thought He should hospital bed not IN railway coach we
will Xray am not OF course prepared
to iuSth oUS his is
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again for the present.
In spite of the fact that he allowed
his reservation of his private car to be
Cancelled, Roosevelt objected strenu-
ously to the demands of the doctors
that his campaign utterances be cut
short
Il must go on with my work, he
said even after he had consented to
return to oyster Bay. I'll be in Mad
ison Square Garden for the speech set
for October o. That is to be the Dig
gest speech of the campaign, and | can
not dlsappont my friends.
The doctors waived the point, saying
tb, matter could be determined later
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16

Both managers are going to be wor-
ried over the pitching question. Stahl
will have to choose between sending
Wood back, a doubtful experiment.
considering what happened today, and
Of using Bedient. The trouble about
Bedtbnt is that he is tremendously
young and inexperienced. But then, 50
was Babe Adams-and his worlds &c
ries record is history. If l had it to do
I'd send in Bedent But then the Bos-
ton folks have been worshiping Wood
80 long it's hard for them to think of
anybody else in a pinch.
McGraw is tight up against 1t now
for pitcher He worked Tesreau to-
dav-with no thought of the morrow.
But the morrow is on its way here fast
now-and I'll bet John J. is thinking
two thinks at clip If / had his job
I'd line up every pitcher who is eligible
tomorrow afternoon, warm them all
mn If | had to hire some extra eaten
ers and then stick in the man who
eeems to be going best. The chances
are he'll warm up Mathewson and Mar
ouard and shove in the one who wants
to work
Today's win for the Giants ties up
the series. with three games to each
side.
FIRST INNING.
The opening of today's game finds
Evans behind the bat, KLEIN on bases.
and OLoughlin and Rigler on the foul
lines.
McGraw makes one change in his
lineup Just before the opening gun is
fred He sends Devore to right field
and Murray to left
The managers met with the umpires
before the game and agreed that hit
into the temporary bleachers should be
good for two bases only.
With Umpire Evans in place and
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-16
Chambers Loses
Own Precinct.

The Ninth ward, precinct A, gave
Chambers 400 to Woodward's PSI. The
total of the ward was: Chambers 436,
Woodward S99, a Chambers majority
of 81
In the Ninth ward, precinct r, Wood
ward won by S8 to Sc, a lead of so votes
in a total of 1924.
This is Chambers own precinct, and
went against him by 80 votes, an in
creased majority over the first primary
for Woodward.
The Fifth ward gave Woodward 4S3
and Chambers 1873, a majority of an
even 800 for woodward. This showed
a marked gain for Woodward over the
first primary.
Ward sixth, precinct B. gave Wood
ward 235 votes, Chambers 1856, a Wood
ward lead of 1875.
The Seventh Ward A, West End. gave
Chambers 457. Woodward POI, Cham
bers' lead of 200 in the entire Seventh
ward
The Eighth ward, precinct A, gave
Chambers 613, Woodward 255, Cham
bers majority of S5S.
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The race was one of the most
exciting in Atlanta's history and
marked by extreme bitterness.
In little Capitol View, the first pre-
cinct to report and the newest terri
tory to be annexed to the city. Wood
ward polled Sc votes and Chambers 35,
giving Woodward majority of 21.
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THE WEATHER

Rain tonight or Wednesday. Tenn
,.ratures: a. M, Sc; 10 a. M, So; IL
noon. "a; p. M, 81.
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Pitchers Problem
For Tomorrow. y

space in the his
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Woodward's majority was $50.
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Is Feeling Bully.
Eats Hearty Breakfast,

The matter COUI
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chambers.
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FAILING TO FIND NEGRO.
MOB SHOOTS Up TONVS

iHneholrs Nn Scptsnhcr Views
was received hers to-nieht 10 GRIM
'n-l assault hy negro ualn.i Johnson
~ fourteen year-oli whire pirl a.
blnefeld vs.. va. this morning. After
mon had attempted to lynch The
nero oiacers huriea Linn out OF town.
helie'inS that he lad been taken 10
r'l.'n al Princeton. w Va, the county
Se7i' q mob Of 800 armed men to-mlght
wen' 'o Princeton. determined to can
cure the negro ana lynch him They
were unsuccessful and after drinking
quantity Of whiskey proceoded to
moot up the town. saloons az Blue
he'i We're closed at 10 o'ciock tonight
'H "efoun; of the intense feeling.
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which either Of the old party organi-
cations could be taken into the new
party THIS declaration was taken to
mean th5t ali chance OF q compromise
~ M!ssonfl was ended. and that tho
progressive party would take up the
iisAt with tho Republicans straight
down the line.
IS 10 tne position OF Governor Had
ley IN this event IL is known. now
ever tnnt hc docs not r.ynrd the Re-
publican ticket and platform IN Mis-
syGri a. IN accord with tho Ideas
OF the progressive party. and that he
vas nctuated by inis belief In refusing
coWpromisc.
Roosevelt. TO read Yesterday the
made. The. Senator Tor years has
stood for the fundamental principles
On which We stand. H. differs with
us on matters OF detail but that IS
Inevitable In movement OF this KIND.
mere were such differences between
Lincoln and others of HIS day feel
thht he issuS thou shalt not steal Is
one on which we all ought TO be united.
ana IL is with peculiar pleasure that !
read OF tho attitude OF senator Cum
mins.
4 am not in the least concerned be-
cause the Senator Gays that he does
not believe this VIII ne permanent
movement do believe it,
There We're some mon. the Colonel
sald. who believed that ono or the
oiaer If tne old parties could he
ne, ,hem come w.th us this faii.'
lac continued. 81 think that they'll
likc our cempgnt 80 wen tina. they
VIII stay with us."
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jSpec 4 to The Times Disratch.
charlottesville. Va. September -
Tn Rev. Richard Wooliork Fox and
Miss lucetta Elizabeth Head. Gaugh-
ter Of Nj. and AIRS. .. v Head. OF Free
mon. this county. We're married at
1872 this morning a the brides home
Locust Grove Immediately after the
ceremony q wedding breakfast was
served, Rev. Mi Fox and lila bride
then drove to this city, where they
for an extended Northern trip on
their return they will 60 to "Pales-
tine, King William County. their flu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

special 70 The Flm.s-Di spAfch
Sunolk. Va. September * j. Edwa rds
coioreh, % Needs Ferry. tive miles from
Suffoih. fell under the wheels or ,he fast
wesihound Norfolk aud Western passenger
train here this afternoon. to be dragged
about NIFTY feet. and az las; 20 be taken from
under tho wheels terribly mangicd lie was
hurried TO st. Andrews Hospital wha-e IL
was found 10y Dr. " w Murray surgeon
for tho Norfolk ana Western. that there
was no chance OF recovery 10 died AZ s
o'clock Tonight. Ifo failed to leave the
train al suffolk whom Il stopped. ana jump
cd after 1t was well Under way.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Ailantd On. scpiomoer 4-Thrty neld
agents of the Southern Railways new de-
pArtmeni of farm Improvement work met
~ convention here to-day. Methods OK giv-
Ing pfa ucul ala 10 larniers were discussed.
I2f' department VIII work 10 cooperation
wth the agricultural departments Of the
,nrious states. II was decided 10 make
Allnnta hNadanarters Tor the work.
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m Nnthrsiastie meeting az abou, o1l su,
to'''I- 81 ihe candidacy % Henry p. Beti,
10. ING Adminisiriu.e Board was hsld las,
"a" ,te corner az Mosby and Venabio
mere wee = number OF speakers
anl some music All prcsen, were ,nth,is-
'n'll. over the prospect o, victory for their
gana.Itie IN TIE primary election o. nest
me attendance was considered remark
h'l, as ,Aorc had been no previous notice
ln ire prcss that tho meeting would he held.
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break quite right for the home club.
Neither should the visitors issue shouts
~ things do not come their way. Nelth-
er umpire has anything to gain. Both
VIII be on the JOB. and both VIII give
fair shake. The better team should
win. taking Into consideration the
OF the game Both clubs should be
prepared TO prove game loser And
We believe they are.
Much will depend on the pitching
stats of the two teams busch has
some mighty fine fingers for 4 league
OF this elias siication. Sandy CreiRer
lin Nanc :, %.organrath and Harvey
BROOKS ma.sc up a quartet second to
none In the league. and they have kent
the Coolers I'm front all season press
ley has Ryan. newcomer. but a good
one Bert Gardin, Green Efrd four
nearly. II not quite. as good as busch
ISenind the bat Jim Lafltte and Joe
ddaughl!n will scrve to steady the
They arc all ready In Goobertown
ior tho fray and Mrs Petorsburg, with
~ eutlre brood. VIII be on hand to
u make tle tlmbers rhttle and the noMs.
tlse 70 heaven II the Coolers should
be SO unfortunate as TO !osc II viii
not be because the team does not Eet
$ uppOrt
Guess Washington now feels posi-
Wv" that mo- pennant will welcome Wi
Lam HOWARD Taft. woodrow wilson or
Theodore Roosevelt when one OF tina
three takes his home IN the White
House The real light in Johnsou's
league is for second place-the Ma
tonals to keen IT and the Athlatlcs
to get it.
the Giants gained 2 half game on
tre CUBE Yesterday. McGraW decided
with the Phinios, while MARTY O'Toolc
ana the ftis hurgh club won over
rank Chances outfit
Roanoke set Virginia League rec
ord yesterday, playing "a fun eight and
one half inning. Eame IN ono hour and
WHICH gives him credit for pushing
matters along
somethins must have been wrong
with the colts when eight hits net as
many runs. one Of the things was
that nearly AIN tho hitting was done
iu The second inning That's how hits
count-comins together.
The White soN have first haserian
named Ems. Somebody should start
him In the contest Tor the man with
the shortest name.
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Gets Fifteen Years.

IsNeclnl % IhH Ilmcs- Dlspatch.
Lynchburs, va, september Aim Day,
the Daasiile negro who offered on the night
az July IS to ploi j T Fraulin from. the
West End station 70 the Union station. but
took the white man 20 one OF the biuHs back
of FIRST street. and robbed him OF Ss3 and
certificate Of deposit for $3.50 was found
guilty Ia ihe Corporation Court. the jury
rouaerIns . veld!et u nNeen years
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curing his three years residence in virgiuia.
H. Wild be succeeded by William \. condii.
tosmer traffic chief OF the Norfolk district.
Among those present at tho dinner were
joAu /. Brown, j. IS crews. r. L. Wright.
~. A. couG!. y Grnhoin. Charles q. Harris.
r. T.. rOb!asou. O. r. E!nrofd. O. I Bush. l.
iozie. nnd r. g.. Walden.
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.oi don. September i-J-uiess the
powers soon succeed IN securine an
,ohomy for Macedonian says iha nau
Man SOFIA CORES nondent to-day even
the present BulEarlan governnsrt win
m.eomo CONVINCED OF the necessity fof
var with Turkey TN order 10 cononal
thh Porte To conccdc autonomy.
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3 HITS IN THIRTEEN INNINGS

Brooklyn y. y September 4-Huinmers
fingle 10 the thirteenth with man on
THIRD beat Boston to-day I'm the greatest
pitching duel % tho year tn BROOKLYN tho
locals winning 2 70 l. stack and Dickson
allowed hy three hlls each M TO the twelfth
nnlrs Boston scored its run on a triple
hy TITUS and single by Devlin in the sec
ond inning Brooklyn tied In the ninth on
Norihen's single and campheirs tumble OF
Dauhcrt's elngfe. score.
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Totals .ss oian Total. 80
TIGERS HAVE EASY TIME

chicago Ill September s-Dctroit won q
one-s-ata contest from Chicago to-day. u 10
IT being the final appearance OF the Tisers
mere TINS season Tic Visitors knocked ON
scott 'n ine fourth inning alter MAKING
seven ms ioF g total ol rvc runs. Douglnss
d recruit from Dos Moincs. finished ihe
game and Was hit Tor eight ,hfetlcy nm,
seYe" runs. Score
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
LONE BANDIT HOLDS UP TRAIN
After Itnbbin.; I'nssr,scrs. lie Is STRUCK
Il 49,. Il

After Itnbbin% I'ns.rnxcrH, lie Is struck
on I-rd md Captured.
New Orleans, September ia lone
trnln bnndit held up the northbound
express OF TIE Louisville and suah-
Vile Rnilroad at s,3D o'clock to-niEht
near Nichcnud, twelve miles from here
robbed the pnsscnECrs In nNc f'ullInans
and IA club car, and then, just II. he
struck over the head with II hrnS-
torch ny Engineer Iaer and cnpturcd.
lie WIS taken to Buy 1t. Louis nnd
mnS die. The booty. except for one
mnil bag thrown from the cur. was
recovered and returned. The bundIt
would give no nnmc.
The Louisville and Nashville ENpress.
that loft here az S o'clock. was about
two ana "a hal: miles from aiicheaud.
small station IN the swamps when
the handlt appelred on the tender.
covered Engineer Baer AVID the aremau
witA revolver and forced them ~
stop the train.
fle then arove them ahead ~ hir
luip tho mail ear Intre he made the
legro porter throw ono mail bag oH
So turad some registered letters. and
continued his march into the Pliimans
One afte- another hs went through tile
.ars, aui wh.le tia passcrgers neii up
their hands and the engineer and dre-
man pr.r-ded hl-i DE took MIS- toll ftuw
the tra-riers uuN put u into small.
valis-. -ne bandit took nothing but
mpne. After securing hts loot ha
drove tho engineer and fireman baull
20 the teui-r and made them aga.n
start the Train Fiis plans were to-
have ihain drop him on after they icft
INC swamr4. Bat Engineer Baer.
watching Ais orQortunity caught HIM
Off has elard aud inoolted him seuse-
loss with heavy hrasI torch
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Boston.
.Two ous WHOM winning run was scorea

"TWo out When WINNING run was scored.
tBRtfed for stack 10 cighth
Score hy Innings. Il.
Boston -4.-........ ......0 I . O o q o 900 o.
BROOKLYN ............0 O o o o o . . 1905 i-s
summary; rwo-hnsc hit-Wheat. Three
hasc hit- Titus. Sacrifice hits-Mtlier. Stack,
Sweonos. stolen hase-Daubert. Lett on
bases Boston, 81 Brooklyn. g. First base OF,
errors -Iirocklyn. Double play-AfcDorald
20 firidwcl. FIST base on haiiS-On stack.
= off Dickson. | struck out-By stack. :;
hy Dickson. Wid pitch-Stack. Umptres,
Ele-er md F.nMnran. AtLandnuca. a.dh1
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Chicago.
Totals 81 Al 81 IS Totals 1911. i5e7 iel
'Botted FOR scott in fourth
tBntted Tor Douglass in ninth

Detroit ....cc1OOio5i-i2
Chicago ....................l lOOcnoo +
summary; Two-basc hits-Corrldon and
Kocher. Threo-bnsc Hutchinson Sacrifice
hits-i.or den. Kocher. Wllctt Lord. stolen
bnses-.Ioncs (2) Sobb Loudcn Moriaritv,
Rath. Zcidcr Double piays--Cobb 10 Bush .
Weaver to Ems; Lord 10 Eastcrly 10 Zcider'
Left on bases Detroit. {: Chicago. O. lfits-
Innings. FRS; base on balls-On Wlilctt. I.
on Scott. l. Struck out-Ry Wilctt {: hv
Scott ?; by Douglass. S, Time of game e:io.
Cmpires. Evans and Egan
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washington Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licensees wcro issued n Wash
.aefon Yesterday 90 frank . Jasper and
Lena Morton. aul George + Thomas ana
virginia j.. csrscr an ~ ihs ci'y.
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NOEIGHT-HOUR LAW
ON COLONEL S JOB
CONTINUED From First page5

and would 'ndorse the Republican
candidates. tile suppor. from Repub-
lean sources would be given
Il received letters from certRip
prominent Republicans OF Missouri"
said Colonel Roosevelt to-day. "in
which they said that they would sup
Progressive ticket IN the field. gave
my answer TO them IN my address TO
the Progressive conventions"
stood for s;ntc Ticket.
In his spooch Colonel J,ooscvclt al
Viscd thnp complete tickets should no
nut in tie hold except in Statos In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
SLIM SALLEE IN FORM

Cincinnati o. September st Louis won
NJ nnnl game Of tho series from Cincinnati
ere to-day by a score OF 5 TO q. slim sal
20 was In eNcelien. form. and while hit
was effective with men on bases
iasoe- Mowrey and BVesnahan hatted wen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Anthony rhurston. colored and y g.
Phaup were arrested Yesterday on the
charge of cruelty working mules.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05

Rated Tor O'Tooie IN seventh
tRntted for Lavender IN ninth.
fBa;tcd for sheckard In ninth.

fBa,tcd for sheckard In ninth.
Score by innings r.
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures cocoon los
CHICAGO ................-........0o q o o.
summary; Two-hase hits-Carey. Tinker,
hilier. Sheccard. Home iun-Wilson. sac
rlnca hlt-Schuite. stolen basc-Cnrcy.
Dorhi" pinvs- Miller 10 Wagner to Miller;
c'Tooic go Wagner 20 Miller. Evcrs ia Think
or to snicr Lot ON hases-pitts burgh. ::
chicago O. tits orr oToolo. > in Innings
First base on hails-OM ~ Tooie. 6. of Law
cndor OF Robinson. !. Struck out-By
CTooic 2. hy Robinson. .. by Lavender {.
VIVID pitch-or ooie. Time OF game. 2.io.
.nnIrca. Iohn.t tone and Eason
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i should prove ono Of tho grandost
ieasne Certain tho race has been Nc
'nN'Sqne enough 20 please tho most
cafping piiic Until the vnrv inst
week II the season three clubs of n
AttA-ciVb circuit had more than an even
..nanoe TO finish FIRST Sow. win the
inal days AZ hand there is Ills, ono
ma game difference between tho ers.
anc second club 1t would not BE- SIR.
prlSinS i the Very last game OF th,.
yinner Both clubs viii be on o1on
EsNr.N ,nch VIII be- battled for. rresi-
0ent koatright has needed tho crv
4 ..n WI have two unniros At worj
iwo ''" r T5@rco,n ana oBrien will be the
CToMa or nnfairness II things do not
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
SUNLIGHT ENEMY
OF TUBERCULOSIS
DR.. Gibson States That s. Per
Cent OF Cases Are
Durable.
ABLE 70 LIVE ANYWHERE
DR.. f. Howard Humphrics, of
London, Elected President Elec-
tro Therapeutic Association.

10 therapeutic association.
II figures showing tho results of
nttuai c&perieuce in the treatment of
disease count for anything thr paper
read ycat,sday before the American
ltl,etro- rhe4apeuuc Association by Dr.
! d. Gibson. of Denver. Col. should
stand 90 proof ~ the fact ,hat 50 pcr
cent OF All cases ~ tuberculosis are
durable. The record is probably with
cut parallel la tho annals Of the med
zeal prOfesA!cl. Ort OF a total II $50
cases treated during the past eleven
years, DR. Gibson was able 10 record
ihat So per CEN, Of them We're alive
p-4ay ANA able O. ea.n their daily Nv
jns.
Tho majority %, tho cases recorded
IN the paper yesterday Ver. adyancrd
TO tho Second or third stages OF the
disease. ia view Or THIS fact. the
suits ARE aN the NOR. phenomenal
IN GIBSON stated Tint Als patients,
after he dismissed ihcm. Were uDic TO
take ~ th.!v residence ia any pait OF
The country. aud wer. not confined to
1.-Two ia Colorado
Cured iiimsclf
an interea ting feature IN connection
with tho paper yesterday IS the fact
that Dr Gibson s. himself to-day M
example OF the effects which hts treat
iA4f.4N mo -N4AF years aEQ IN. pfFti-
clan was Victim u tho diseas. ,vi.ch
he has 80 successfully handled IN
others, He removed from plrmingham
Ala. to Douver and had applications
Of his own special treatment given him
To-day he weighs $50 pounds and IS
strong and vigorous.
Dr. Gibson has been telling the mem
hers OF tho association Of Ills methods
Tor = number 90. yeurs. The central
point about which ne builds up his
treatment IS ADMINISTRATION 81 natura!
cleincrts - The point Of making them
Therapeutic agents" lie takes the
factors 10 the climate of Crlorado.
which are recognized as helpful in the
treatment of tspe-- llosis. and hy meals
of electrical appliances maAas them
more Intense and instantly effective.
>nniish, Inc Thing.
Regnriir4 s-uiisht as tae greatest
foe ~ tlrefe-iar harlN uow known.
l'r Gibson nlols t-so longs ~ has pa
t.ents by rrtns d.. tae A-ray NitA
lFht Nhi. has ne ane effect Us the
sun sr45e With tHe &-ray more chernl..
lisAt an hs p-t through tho luugs 10
ven mnu'ra tlitu can Doe had from or
binary spnariuc ii months. were hiss
words Tho rrnar kAhlo electric charges
Ir' n' n 'nc atiuQa Tltfa of tAc Wee
"fn star" a-- regarded as most saluOrl-
GUS if Hihsen FURNISHES Ais pa
tinrts with ihis effect hy '.oa.s of the
ftr mahine thu obtainine Instant,
ann lsI'ste u reFa-d 90 tho curails.
rfr'ril's - Enue aF 0leht have been
i1rnus'd. lN reD0rftd tNtt h. used II
vth his ufutDt shtNnlne j. f-om
~. HeiAl arro comtiu.aS tarse
iir rru's Wy oh othrss lsei hy TN.
ra 800 ura-,s lol h. HAS been
APPS in t'H r'sHlt rD-oiied
o. .I
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However much as we would bring
together the remnants ri that eternal
hope. We must confess that the roal iu-
terest So fer us the virginia LEAGUE
Us now concerned lies IN tho four
Some season-ondinE series between
the Coolers ard Pirates The Goohers
beat their opponents TO Tho wire TN
der any other condition Roanoke wins
Tho ono and only advantage possessed
by Rrsch Is that he VIII 90 az home.
always more or less am appreciabia
factor. cspec!ally ion tho minor leagues.
where the audience Is far more paru-
san than IN the majors
sut Roanoke has proved a most cx-
cellent club on tho road. The Tigers
now have ten consecutive Victories to
ihoir credit md Sis of these ton have
been. annexed ON foreign SOIL. That
sPraks nINhiy well for pressley and
his lighting machine In addition I'M
men are mbued with cont dcnco. which
ia gong to be hard to down.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-05
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