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The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-10-11
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior. U. 5. Land Office at
Dickinson. NJ ID. Aug. s. 81.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur N. Clark.
of Lennon. 5. D., who on April IL, 1901
made Homes tead Entry. No. 1867. Lennon. s. j
Ser No. 0l455, Ser 0l2693, for l-2 Ne Ii, and
Lots s. Section. 5, Twp. l29 N. Range 81 W.
9th p. Meridian. has filed notice of intention to
make Final Five Year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described. before ii l. Sim
mons, u. S. Commissioner. at North Lerhui On.
Adams county. n. ID. on the Both day OF Oct 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Carl T.. Careeon. Roy Cronager H. !. StinE2r.
Roy Griffith. all OF Lennon. s. ID.
81 j. q. 9ulnllvan, Register
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Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior u. S. Land Office
at Lennon, S. ID, August 10. 1912
Notice is hereby given that Margret Nicholson,
of Thunderhawk So Oak, who. on January 3lst
1911, made Homestead Entry. No. o2i869 for + /?
NWl-4, and Lots l and 2, Sec. 81. Twp Y:
Range Is, E. B. H. Meridian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final Communication Proof to
establish claim to the land above described before
Register and Receiver of the u. S. Land Office af
Lennon. S. D.. on the 18th day OF October. lsl2
Claimant names as witnesses:
Mrs. Anna Brodigan, Mrs. Cathrine Walsh, M
J. Mcintyre, G. Mazachek. all of Thunderhawk,
S. D.
$50 l.. G. Coleman, Register.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-10-11

Department of the Interior. u S. Land Office
at Dickinson. N. ID. July "a. 1872
Notice is hereby given that Nicholas X, Moot2
of Lennon, South Dakota, who on March 18th.
1907. made Homestead entry No 1872, Lennon
S. OAK Ser No. 0750S, Ser No. 0l435l, for SW IA
Section 5. Township l30. N, Range 81 w. 9Th r
Meridian has filed notice of intention to make
Final Five Year Proof to establish claim to the
land above described before l.. Simmons, U. 5.
Commissioner at North Lennon Adams Co. N
d.. on the l7th day of October 1912
Claimant names witnesses:
John Rowell. Lawrence Rowel Ray Walters
Nels Lee all of Lennon, ID
9-13 j. G. Quinlivan. Register.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-10-11
Notice for Publication

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Oftice
at Dickinson, N. d. August 81 l9l2
Notice 10 hereby given that Harry l.. Alkre
of Showers N. Oak, who on September 30 1908
made Hon estead Entry Lennon, S. D. Ser. No
02847 Serial 0l3l75. for Sc Ia, SW Ia Sec. "a
Township 1870. N, Range 81. West 9th Principa
Meridian has filed notice of intention to make
Final Three Year proof to establish claim to tn
land above described before H l. Simmons Y; ,
Commissioner at North Lennon. Adams CON l
on the 18th day of DC tober. 1912
Claimant names witnesses:
Edward W. Lathrop Lewis Grovum. Valentin,
Motchenbacher. joseph P. Motschenbacher al
Of Showers d
9-13 j. G. Ouinliyan. Register.
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Notice for Publication

Der artment of the Interior, IT, S. Land Ot,iee al
Bismarck N. ID. Aug oG leI2
Notice is hereby given that TOM L. JACKSON
OF Selma, N. OAK who on July s. 1907 made
Homestead Entry, No. SsT2a, Lennon s. D. Ser
oi2l55, Ser. No, % SOFT for Sc Ia section Z Twp
l5e A. kg 80, W 9th p Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make Final Three Year Proof to
establish claim to the land above described be
fore ii: L. Simmons, u. S. Commissioner at
Selma, N ID on the 26th day of October 1912
Claimant names as witnesses:
Martin Haugen, Albert Haugen. Carl Skog-
luhd. Walfried Bonskod all of Selma N D.
9-2o R.N. Stevens Register
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-10-11

|@non'' 's' s D. d the Interior UsLand Office a,
,WvIee WIee is hereby oiy.r a., August %. 1912.
sshiss J. Deer s. 8 b''en NTH that William summann.
se Homestead + Fn,sI VINO !, on June 9th. lalo.
an, has sfIi@nship CIV %. range IL p Dor Ei-4'
nmutatiore no notice of intention to ma,tn Eve, ME-
above deacr;pi rrepi to establish claim 70 NE, tha
sr y S. I,rf'9ed Isnd bed before Register and ID Pn n
Ssth day Of e oatohe Jhfhee, at Lennon. S d D. % "n
erre D.,r Dorsnaaaim names la a. witnesses.
s., Jessie Deehsr,dI hm,,Ilan =. Dorsett, of White
+. 6. Coleman. Register
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BRYAN TRAIN KILLS MAN
Thresher Run over by Special Near
Aberdeen, s. D.

Aberdeen s ., Oct l0-The sps-
eial train which brought N. ] RrYan
10 this citf ran over and killed f. S
Scott near here
Scott lived At Wbittcmoro Otta
and was working With = threshug
crew He drove In with load of
wheat and fell from the wagon while
crossing the tracks His left arm and
leg were severed
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1912-10-11
Notice for Publication

fmmon mn o'est Of the Interior. u S Land Office at
fhite Dsst q nefeby given that Roy B. Holland
aie Homes,tesaa ", who on November /. 1910,
sn Im hs. = Al township 81 Range is, + r. RI n T NJ
bmmutatt;,aena t,ea notice of intention to make Final
nd ahoua Proof to establish claim 70 tha
ver, IT'S { : described. before Register and Re-. Re-
y 18th dsy Il Land m Office, at Lennon. S. D on
fS N"V,lant wan names as witnesses.
y, N White, of Paris Rnrsia NJ; mn,
Of t'Paa pam. Engle, White Deer Franz nenns ~nse
b G. Coleman, Register
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Former Senator on Stand in
Contribution Probe.
VOICE FROM WHITE HOUSE
Witness Tells Of Conversation, 0v.r
the Telephone in Which the Sneak.
or on the Other End Declares "Asr.
rlran Is Coming to Sec Me"

Washington, Oct 10 More testi
mony about the so called Hartman
fund of 1904 and the alleged 800 600
Standard Oil contribution was de
veloped before the Clapn committee.
Former Senator Nathan 2 Scott of
West Virginia testified that the late
Cornelius n Bliss had told him Of
collecting 100000 from the Standard
and that when he suggested that Bliss
ask the company for more Bliss told
him President Roosevelt had forbid
den contributions from that source.
Scott related conversation he had
on the telephone with the White
House about the New York campaign
Of 1904 in which the voice at the
White House" told him that Mr.. Har.
riman was coming"
Mr. Scott said he was in Republican
national headquarters in New York
In October. 1904. when a telephone
call came from the White House" for
Treasurer Flss or Chairman Cortel-
YOU Neither VAS present SO he talk ed
on the wire
Scott did not identify the speaker at
the White House end Of the wire but
referred TO him as the voice from the
White House and the response from
the White House"
Heard Higgins Was in Danger.
What is this trouble | heard about
Higgins" Senator Scott said he heard
over the wire II heard he NAV ne
defeated He fold the White House
that Mr. Higgins was in danger.
Can't the state committee supply
the necessary funds? asked the White
House.
Mr Scott said he told of the diff
culties in getting money for the cam.
paign and the response from the
White House" was:
I would rather lose the election in
the country than be defeated in my
own state"
Il said There is no danger of your
being defeated. said Scott He add
ed that the voice at the White House
said
MI Hartman Is coming to 500 nc.
and III see if We can arrange to raise
the funds to help Higgins"
Judge Robert s Loyett. chairman of
the executive committee of the Harrt-
man railroads, testified that the late
r. ~. Hartman had told him Of visit
to the White House and that President
Roosevelt wanted him to help the ma
tional committee raise $500 000 for the
New York state committee.
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CALLED IN The eleventh
Second Game Of Worlds Series Ends
In Tie

Boston Oct 10-The second game
of the worlds championship series
between the New York Nationals and
he Boston Americans VAS called at
he end Of the eleventh inning be
tsuse of darkness. The score uas
hen to s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
OBITUARY
Mrs.. Ami. Catherine s.hr,,..

The sad death ~ Mrs Annie cath
crime Behrens. one M the best known
and highly respected residents Of
Triadclphia District. occurred Thurs
Gay morning a. f:3O o'cioc. ~ the
home of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
W. Sivert. - Hardwood addition. Film
Grove. She ha been seriously IN
Tor nine weeks. and the cauuo Of death
was cancer q the stomach.
The decease. was SIS years Of are.
ana the widow ~ the late William
Behrens She spent tho most ~ her
life IN the vicinity ~ Film Grove. was
posHe4Hed ~ n wide circle ~ friends
She is survived BY the following a
dauqhtV. Mrs Charles givcrt. ~ F1m
Grove n son. J. ". Bchrens. 81 Rlr
Wheeling Creek. three sisters. Nrg
Rose Walters ~ Martins Ferry. Mrs
Hertha f~chanley. ~ tho Island and
Mrs Fannie Powell. ~ Cambridge =
md four brothers. William. Charles
and martin Eigennach. ~ Edeinrton
Inuo. and John Eisenuach. ~ Nc
Meohen. The following grand children
algo survive. Alice. Minnie. while and
Adam Hehrens. nnd Herbert siverf.
Tho funeral will Do held Saturday
morning with services az tho gfvert
residence IN Lakewood addition A.
% o'cloct. fntcrm~nf will be made in
mo Stone church cemetery Rev w.
y Alen. ~ New Cumberland wm
have CharEe.
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LOST THE GAME
(5Y JEFF.1

AOT SEFFsl
IL Is unfortunate for Monte Weeks
to figure in losing the first game OF
the season for Grand Rapids against
Springfield. but nevertheless Manager
Ed Smith thinks Weeks is A great
catcher. and placed him back into yes
terday's game.
The story Is best told in the eighth
inning OF the Springfield game with
Grand Rapids. With two men out and
a man on second. n Springfield player
hit to center for a double. and Lejeune
the long distance thrower Of the
world, shot the ball wide 10 Weeks to
catch the runner going home: but the
Triadelphia boy dropped the ball and
the runner was safe. Three hits fol-
lowed. and the game was won by
Springfield
Nevertheless. only two bases were
stolen on Weeks out OF SIX attempts,
and the Springfield sporting editors
state that very close decisions we're
made at second base by the umpire.
The Springfield newspaper critics
are praising Weeks highly and think
he viii develop into one % the best
finds Of the season.
Rslneosts special s2.3s. Bon Ton.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice IL hereby given that the under
signed will offer At public sale TO the
highest and best bidder. at the north
front door Of the Court House OF ohio
County. West Virginia.
on THURSDAY. the Ind day OF MAY.
1912. beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
the following described personal prop
orty:
Twenty-Five (7B) shares OF the capital
stock OF the West Virginia Printing
Company OF the par value Of One Thou
sand Dollars 100000 Der share, the
certificates OF stock numbers are as fol-
lows Certificate No. Is for % shares.
and Certificate No. 20 for 2 shares.
The Undersigned holds tie said stock
as collateral security for the payment
Of certain indebtedness Of this bank OF
Charles ~. fancy. principal debtor.
Pull authority 10 given In the con-
tract Of said Charles n. fancy 20 make
sale.
Terms OF sale Cash In hand on day
OF sale.
THE NATIoNAL BANK OF WEST
VIRGINIA.. ~ WheeiinE.
ap-2e-mv-f
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chIIdren's coats, s1.4s. Bon Ton
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Hoties Of Trustss,s ssls.

BY virtue Of the AUTHORITY vested in
me by a deed Of trust. bearing date the
10th day Of July, 1905. executed by I'd
ward G seabriEht and wife 10 the IN.
d~ersiEned. 4 q. Boyce. AZ trustee % So
therein described. and recorded In TIE
q Ohio County, West Virginia. In Deed
Book number 81. page $50. the under
stEned VII offer Tor sale AZ public auc-
ton 20 the highest bidder 81 the North
front door o. the Court House o. Ohio
County. Do the city or wheeling. on
SATURDAY. NAY 18TH 1919,
80 10 o'clock a M. the f~oilowinE real
estate. that o. 10 say.
a certain piece or parcel 81 ground
situate IN the County on ohio. state IN
West virginia. and known a. lots mum.
hersd one % and Two 90. Of the
Charles VI. Suckers subdivision Of fot
number rhree 10 Of ne aub-division oi
the Frederick Bromer farm on Caidweira
agn' ~seeording 20 the plat thereof on
ne and % record IN the office o. the
Clerk Of the county Court % Ohio
County. West virginia. in Plat nook
number one 90, paEe iff BEING the
same property heretofore conveyed 40
5000 .,s ss1sr'Tst by, Shsries W
LEI. 1905. and now IL record In the said
Clerks office In Deed 10 number f20.
page b7l
Terms Of sale @ons-third ~ N. pyr.
chase money, ~ % mucn more as fhe
purchaser may elect ~ rev. rash In
hand on me day of sale. ana me residue
in two equal Instruments. payable re-
spectlVeiV IN qiN months and twelve
months from the fav 81 sale. uIfh In.
tereat TIE purchaser flVfur hts neraffa.
BE rromiHsory notes FOR fhe deferred
payments and Swing security on aurh
notes when - reuuirrd BY the trustee.
The legal utis hsfuF retained 81 frrfrsr
security until all ~ the purchase money
shall have been paid. ~ n ne PURCHASED
- elect. che ieral title may be conveyed.
NML TRUSTEE MMMmmmMLa a. A. 80 H.
TOT ne deferred purcraFe money. or the
p~urChasrr otherwiae securing TIE same
20 the satisfaction % The trustee.
3 O HuTCE
@ ~ hllE Trustee
AuCuoneer.
ap-1e-ms s-1-fs
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70 RICE
AuCuoneer
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LoST-Bunch Of keys. between 5sth and
29th SITS, on Jacob. finder please re-
turn TO DIT. f. l. Armbrecht and receive
reward ap-2s-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
ATHLETICS WIN "a
INNING BATTLE

NEW YORK. April 25-The Ath.
letlcs defeated the Highlanders In the
last game OF the series here to-day In
a pitchers battle between Russell
FORD and Ch-ef Bender lasting 10
innings. In the twelfth Martin opened
on BENDER with a triple. but could not
score Barry stole home In the fourth.
Score.
- o. H p
New Yk o1O011O0OOoO0- 10 Z
Hatteriea-Hender and Thomas. Ford
and Street
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DOM WITH A

TIE sEvERN-Furnished rooms. witt
board s45 Main ST. 1861 Bell.
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~ADMINTOR'S NOTICE
Administrator,s SALE.

Administrator sale.
On the first Jay or May. 1912, at tho
front door OF the Court House. Ohio
county, commencing at 10 a. m. The
undersigned will offer for sale at pub
lie auction TO the highest and best
bidder, the saloon known as the White
Star, No. 1913 Main st. Wheeling. West
Virginia which consists OF bar fixtures,
supplies. and other personal property.
and rights or Adolph Schneider, connect
ed with and used Ia the said saloon bust
ness. Terms of sale cash.
HERMAN SCHNEIDER.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Adolph
Schneider.
&. "A. RICE.
AuctiOneer. ap-26-j
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TWO DTAD: FOUR HURT
WHEN STOVE BLOWS UP

ROCHESTER, Mich. April 25.-Two
children were burned to death. two
others seriously. II not fatally burned.
and their mother. Mrs. Charles Stack
and a fire department captain, John
Pointer. severely injured today. the
result OF a gasoline stove explosion.
which consumed the tiny home Of
Charles stack in which the four chill
dren were sleeping.
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Two base hits-Hobitzel
Sacrifice Initiates.
stolen base-Byrne.
Left on bases-Pittsburrh &. Ctnct,-
natl. s. % NinSih-
FIRST base on balls-Off O'Toole
flrst base on errors-Pittsburgh ,
Ttme-2:14. e9'''
Umpires-Johnstone and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
BOSTON HAS A cINcH
DEFEATING BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN. N. Y. April 25,-Bos-
ton won a loosely played ten inning
game to-day, 7 to 8. Both teams hit
freely. the home club getting the most
hits. but errors by Tooley and Downs
proved costly. King split his finger
n the ninth and was forced TO retire.
Score:
Boston .......o102IOIOO2-7 n
brooklyn -....lO2OOO2OOO-5 IA 7
Batteriss-Perdue and King. Raridan:
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NOTICE-Contractor

T. s Enrintsr ONCE. whceunf. W.
Va March 81. 1914
Sealed proposals Tor building two two
story. FeNcmarnnm brick forkkeeneraf
houses 20 Dam No 20. ohio River. near
Huntington. " Va. vii b. received 81
lhIa ofllcc until m On m Eastern tlmaN.
Aurl n. 1914 and then publicly opened.
Information on application. D. w. Ait
stactter. Major. Ennra
mr-as- as-50-sp-i-l5-ss
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PHILADELPHIA 3 TO I.

PHILADELPHIA. April 25.-seaton
outpitched Christy Mathewson TODAY
but the Giants won by a score OF 3 10
l. Tom DOwney managed the PhillIes
this afternoon. Doom. Knabe and Doc.
Ian being out OF the game. Score.
New York. .....1OO20O0Oo-S < :
~fhiladelphia ..OO1OOOOOO-I Z
SeatOn and Graham
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Tho funeral ~ charles re viii take
place from Tho home - he son Carl
EHa No 80 Nineteenth street War.
wood on Saturday afternoon 10 . 18
O'Clock and Tho intermont win be Boz
Greenwood cemetery.
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Standing OF Clubs.

PITTSBURG, Pa. April 25.-Cin-
cinnati defeated Pittsburgh today, /
to o. Both Suggs and O'Toole were
enective. especially with men on
bases. o'Toole struck out ten bats.
men. Score:
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H. H. Masters, AGENT.

i10-A near D. g.. 2 barns. brick house.
stock scales, al kinds ~ HIfgs. f0-A 49,
rnpd rncpud bottom land aa r1u could
iITd unlrrlai1 with coal Telephone.
school and church. arrInr r1aseraf0r
lrire 10000 20 o. Masters. 10 Vs. Ave
Cambridge ohio Roth phones.
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6X ACRES

THE tract ~ or and ons-haif acres
situated close 90 Elm Grove. fronting on
main road 17f feet lays 10 me east. has
r. apring % running water on o.. can 30
bought FOR to7s. win terms ~ payment
20 Huif the purchaser ~ r within easy
vaiting distanre ~ the car line lays fine
Enquire %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
CHICAGO WINS FIRST
GAME WITH ST. LOUIS

CHICAGO. April 25.-Tinker's dar
Ing base running. coupled with
punched hits. give Chicago a 3 10 ;
victory over ST Louis in the nrst
game OF the series to-day. Score:
ch r. n. z
- Louis ....OO2OOOOOo-2 !
Mcintire and Archer: saIee and Bliss
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That President Carson's views of
the Stogies. relative TO their strength,
is not exaggerated. is the opinion of
those who have seen the club in action
over here. Team work is the only
thing lacking and all the clubs are
suffering just now from this. But
Manager Anderson hopes TO remedy
this before the club opens at home.
II Wheeling keeps up her present
sensational article of ball. the fans
will witness some classy playing when
h crew return TO Stogieville for the
opener with the o. 4 p. champions
on the 30th OF this month.
The weather here is extremely cold
and rain has been falling. This natur-
ally handicaps the players TO a certain
extent. Many OF the boys are suffer
ing from sore arms. but nothing Of a
serious nature.
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MAPS SHUT OUT
~ CHICAGO BOYS

CLEVELAND. O.. April 25-Chi-
cago made % three straight from
Cleveland today. Benz pitching a shut.
out game Ind allowing but Ave hits.
three OF which we're made BY Liable.
Manager Davis made HE debut AZ a
Cleveland player. but showed lack OF
practice Score
o. ~ p
cleveland .....o00o0oooo=o
Chfcaao .......E0r000nqo-a q
tsiteriss Knapp. stsen ana Essteriy.
Benz and Block
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BtandinK Of c1nha
BOSTON PUTS ONE OVER
ON SENATORS AGAIN

BOSTON. April 25-Boston blt
Hughes opportunity to-day. and. aided
BY occasional errors. won from Wash.
ington, 4 70 /. Score:
Boston ........001oI20Os- Z
"sshington ..OOtoOOOOO-1 4
Hatteriea-Hau and Sy,au
Hughes and Henry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-26
AMATEUR BASEBALL

IHV IHuTUtT NdDuN II &c
cept the challenge OF the Athletics for
a game Sunday at Richland Ball Park.
Much interest in being taken in the
coming ball game between the Elliott
Commercial school team of this city.
and the Wellsburg High school team.
The game will be played Saturday af-
tGrnoon at Bridge Park. and will
doubtless be witnessed by many. With
YOUTH pitching for Elliott. the Com
mercial school lads feel confident OF
winning.
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Pitcher Richey certainly twiried in
hard luck In the opening game. de-
spite the fact that he won. In both
the third and fourth innings Akron
should have been blanked. But the
q. & p. entrants scored two runs In
each inning. Becoming confused and
missing files turned the trick. This.
however. car be overlooked for the
boys certainly redeemed themselves
by pulling on some hair rising flies,
that looked like safe hits.
chIIdren's coats. s1.4s. eon Ton.
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A~HuRIcAH LEAGUE.
Y~esterdaY,a CANA

fhiladelphia g. New York. 3 ga inD
Boston, 4 Washington
chicago. A.. Cleveland o
Detroit. g. ST Loufs
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Cincinnati 81 Pittsburgh
81 Louis at Chicago.
Boston at New York
Brooklyn at p~huadefphf
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For Rent

National Hoad-Two apartments. fur
rished Or u~nfurntshed.
HFeWood-0 ruomed apartment.
south Broadway-G rooms and bath.
hoif Apartments-15th 81. opposite
ElFa club. first floor.
store Noom-At f01a Market ~.
Wanted-Furnished apartment. 5 or 9
rooms.
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On Saturday afternoon the Smokes
open at GAINESVILLE. The Athletics are
much stronger h has been gener-
ally supposed as Is shown by the
games they have played. However,
Anderson expects TO capture three in
a row and this prediction does not
seem TO be a wild claim.