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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

Statistics Read by Jean p. Mueller,
expert accountant for the govern
ment, show that 70 pounds of beef are
consumed per capita a year in this
country.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

Schedules in Bankruptcy Of the Z. y.
Bliss company Of Worcester, manufac-
turers of slippers, were filed yesterday,
showing liabilities of $67,S16 and as
sets of s61,045
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07
Victim Taken by Surprise.

According to two small boys who
witnessed the shooting, Mrs. Ingalls,
was walking along the street and was
apparently unconscious Of the presence
Of Mrs. Chapman until the latter step
ped up behind her and, touching her
on the arm, exclaimed Are you Mrs.
Ingalls p
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

One Hundred and Forty Warrants
and sunmonsesew were issued yesterday
for individuals and corporations in
New York city who are charged with
employing chlysft.n under Is years of
age from 1-2 TO IA hours day, in
violation of the child labor law
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

That the BattIeship New Hampshire
narrowly escaped sinking at the
Brooklyn navy yard on Monday mas
just leaked out from unofficial sources.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

Mrs. Chapman, who is the wife of
Charles 8. Chapman, a shoe worker,
lives on Fair Oaks avenue, while her
victim, the wife Of Special Officer
Charles ingalls,, resided almost directly
ocross the street. The two had been
friends for several years and had new
or had any serious QuarTels so far as
is known.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

Jacob Whalen Killed His Brother
ana then committed suicide on their
farm near New Albany, Ind.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

Jonathan 3. Bunce, president Of the
Hartford Society for Savings, the larg-
est institute Of its kind in the state,
died suddenly yesterday from heart
trouble, aged 81.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

He described other demonstration
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07

Secretary Meyer Has Officially COM
mended the sailors of the cruiser
Washington for bravery.
Evening journal., 1912-05-16

nesday night to hear further discus
sion on the question. which he con-
sidered highly important but his sug-
gestion was ignored
Among those present at the meet-
ing were:
Colonel George W. Sparks. Street
and Sewer Director Charles A. Ru-
dolph. County Comptroller Philemma
Chandler. Colonel Benjamin Nields,
Samuel II. Baynard. Sr.. Dr. Evan G..
Shortlidge. president OF the board
Of Education; William f. Small
ley William +. Kurtz, William
p. White, Evan w. Gallagher. Louis
A. Hillershon, Thomas McComb, For
mer Councilman Daniel p. DuRoss,
George II. McGovern, secretary OF the
Board of Trade, and o. c. Purdy
president of that body; William G.
Mahaffy. clerk OF United States Court;
Henry c. Mahaffy. Former Council-
man Daniel w. Lynch, William t.
Purks, Thomas H. Melvin, Peter j.
Ford, Henry NJ Lang
George w. Denney, Dennis Donnell.
Louis Kramer, George Watson, George
White, John r. Edwards. Stephen 9.
Singleton, James Haggeriy, George
Crawford, Artemus Smith. Assistant
City Solicitor John f. Lynn, Thomas
f. MCCARTHY, James II. Mehaffey. II.
II Ward. Chief OF Police George
Black. Representative G. p. Alexan-
der. County Treasurer Robert M.
Burns, Samuel NJ Dillon. William G..
Semple. Dr. Albert Robin, City So
licitor Daniel o. Hastings, John F..
Thomas. Charles II. Garland, Wall
ter Willis. Francis l. DUPONT George
W. Taylor. William r. Hawkins,
George c. Morton. Dr. II r. Spruance,
William f. Sellars and II. r. Bring
hurst.
Evening journal., 1912-05-16

The Shredded Wheat Company
Evening journal., 1912-05-16

Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-29
ARMSTRONG { LAMB

Real Estate Room s Gray Building
Phone No 800
40 200 a five room house Close IN
Must he sold before the 10Th 5000
viii handle.
No soc 4 nice ne = room house
completely furnished. including piano
Low rent to drstclass tenant.
Money for farm loans at low rates.
Quick service.
we can also handle few good city
O Anprf 30. we are to take an ex.
carsion 5arty tc the Texas Gulf
coast This will be the last day OF
,ho present very low round trip rate.
Tickets good to June i II interested
see us at once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-29
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

one Of the most desirable locations
N The CITY for home.. Ten minutes
walk from postoffice. two lots and a
half. In the 400 block, East CleVe-
land Ave. Call at PIP West Okla.
Ave. or Address Geo. McGregor BOX
28S, Guthrie, Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-29
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FOR SALF-Plano almost new. IN
oCire Of N !. care OF Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-04-29

ENlt
Attrf R y. pUNU.AM
City clerk
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FACTS ABOUT ROOMS

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La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
kCEuLY StkREO
hdr.y Troubles Attack Ia JursA Men
ses Women. Old and Vouno.

kidney illa seize yolns and old.
Often come vith iiit', warning
Children slfcr In their carly years
Can't control the kidney secrr,ions.
Girls AZ. lanSuld. nervous. su'Tcr
paih
Women sprry. can't DO daily work
Men have lame and aching backs
n YOU have anr form Of kidney iila
You must reach the cause.-The I'D
n-ys
Doans kidney Pills ar. for weak
kidncys-
Have sroukh, relief to La Junta
peop.
la Jun,a testimony proves H.
Mrs II A. hell. 5oi San Juan Ave.
Ia Junta. Colo. says Some Of my
'''-na. have used Doan's Kidney Pills
for troubles. caused by disorder~d kid
neys and have been cured know
that Dosns Kidney pills are good for
kidney complaint"
For sale by all Dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster Miiburn Co. Buffalo.
ksv yssk. sole ssea,s for the uaIssl
states
Remember the aame-f,oaa's-and
take no other
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-07
Typhoid Fever w,e.s o...

Typhoid fever practically has been
wiped out from the United StAtcs
Army. The eradication OF this dis
ease has been accomplished by inoc
ula,ioa. process similar TO the vac
cination for the prevention II small.
pon. and II is the opinion OF Dr.
5eorge y. Foster. IT,. Of the United
states Medical Corps al Fort Lea
genworth. who read paper on Tie
subject last week, b, fore the jack
son County Medical Society. that
eventually tlis pr ycntiye measure
viii abolish the disease outside the
army as we'll
Typhoid no tor Foster said. eal
scour.es Ia warfare as well AS a
menace In times OF peace. In the
Civil War there wcr. eighty ,hous
and cases In the Northern arm!
alone In the Boer War thcr. were
81 900 cases. and s.s,1 deaths u
the Spanish. War q th'
lo7 .s73 men In our army. -o.1ss con
trac,ed yphoid. ard 1850 died. II
the camp a, Jacksonville. Fla. II
1898, there were s.s93 cases ard 24s
deaths And the camp was well car.
ed for In regard to sanitation. But
the best sanitation. alone viii not
prevent typhoid.
In 1909 the inocuiation to pre-
vent typhoid vas introduced into
the United States Army. and In 1871
II was made compulsory for the en-
tire maneuver division. which WAS
sent to San Antonio. Tex Ther,
were twelve thousand men there. In
a camp with sanitary conditions sim
liar TO those at jacksonville And
there WAS but one case Of typhoid
The incubation s no~ compulsory
for all officers and men of iess than
forty-fivc years OF age. and typhoid
Is practically unknown in the army. '
The introduction Of the new pre-
ventiy. into the general practice. Doc
tor Foster said. should begin with
physicians. nurses, hospital attend
ants. and others whose work renders
them liable to contracting the dis
ease
The evening world., 1912-05-16
CLAIM OVER HALF
. MTERBORO MEN ARE
F. IN BROTHERHOOD
Organizers for Engineers Say
; Increased Pay Is Result
Z Of Their Efforts.

1homss p. Sherman. Peter Young and
Wafiam J. Higgins. who were Inter.
borough motormen until two months ago.
since then organizers for the Brothe rhood
q Locomotive Engineers. declared to-
Ay that 10 per cent OF the motormen
q ne subway and the elevated divi-
$500 OF the systsm had come into the
unlSn.
The Increase in wages which went
into eject on Sunday" tbs men eddeJ,
'~es really the result Of tho recent ef-
ferts 10 organize the engineers 90 the
men could set some representation 10
adjust their grievances. Of which they
have many. While al increase should
have been granted long ago, Il comes
at this time with . peculiar condition
attached.
'The engineers benefit vary little by
n. as the company requires that they
must be IN the service six years before
thsS are entitled to tho extra compsn.
sation. At tho same time. the company
II discharg.ng the men who have been
employed for six years ana over, thus
conttantly replacing them with new ana
inexperienced men at tho drst years
The evening world., 1912-05-16
scale Of wages, or q the sans rats they

scale Of wages, or Ct the sans rate they
have been paying. -.-..
within the past two weeks nfty.one
men have been discharged. One Of the
ways In which this is gone about Is by
the use OF the time-recording clock.
which shows when a motorman saves
power. General Manager Hedle- Is the
pate1tee Of this device. Bonuses are
offered the men who use little power.
To win these bonuses, the men use the
brakes only at the last minute In stcp-
ping trains. which shakes UP the pas
sengers and has been responsible for
several accidents. The clocks have also
stirred hitter rivalry among the men,
which has not helped tho service"
At General Manager Hedley's once
this statement was made to-day:
1T Is true that the new scale OF
wages does not apply TO motormen until
after they have been In the service five
wears. but II II not true that the men
are being discharged when they reach
that length of service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
DID POLICE
(continusd from First yags)

this connection the district attorney
has learned that contrary to the story
told by the police that they burst
Into" the apartment. there were no
signs on the door OF the gunmens'
nat that showed force had been used.
The two young wives OF the prison
ers. who today we're held in $500
bail as material witnesses. involved
themselves in contradictions, Mr..
Moss said tonight. when he question
ed them separately. as TO what they
knew OF the murder
Max Kahn. who was also held as a
material witness today. may face a
serious charge. Mr.. Moss said further.
Kahn was identified in court today by
Kress the waiter. who has made sew.
eral other important identifications.
as having been near the hotel Metro.
pole at the time OF the murder The
prosecutor Indicated that he would
lay before the grand jury on Thurs
day evidence bearing upon Rahns
conduct from the date OF the murder
TO the date OF his arrest.
John p Mcintyre. counsel for Police
Lieutenant Charles Becker. one OF the
seven murder defendants, expects to
leave for Hot Springs. Ark. tomor-
row 10 appear for his client before the
commission appointed 10 hear the test.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
McKECHNIE, SCHANG
AND Mckee DRAFTED

schedule for the worlds championship
rese ball series would not be announced
and American Leagues had been def
nrely decided. the commission adjourn
ell.
After the adjournment. the commits
eion and the other base ball celebrities
attending the meeting repaired to the
Laughrey Club. twelve miles down the
river. where they will be the guests OF
Shsirman Herman. OF the commission.
AT a banquet tonight.
Other miscellaneous drafts allowed
by the commission from various clubs
In leagues other than Class "A and
Class were;
Nationals.
York. Pa. Craig. by Chicago Nat
Kewsnse. Drehan. by Washington
Dayton. Dobard. Washington Ameri-
Roanoke. Garden. by Detroit
Danviiie, Graham. by Chicago Ameri-
Morristown. Grub. by Cleveland.
=. Racine. Keccinger. by Chicago Ma
Tacoma. Holderman. by Pittsburgh.
Seattle. strand. BY Boston Nationals
Waco. Taft. by Philadelphia Ameri-
Cleveland. Tenn. Thrasher. by st.
Louis Americans.
Ironton, Ohio. Trautman. by Chicago
Nationals
Oshkosh. Watson. by Chicago Ameri-
cans.
Fort Worth. Russell. by Chicago
Americans.
Ottawa, Schwind. by Chicago Ma
tionals.
Atlantic city. Stanley. st. Louis
Americans.
Oshkosh. Stevenson. by St Louis Ma
tCnais
Oshkosh. Kern. by Chicago Ameri-
cans.
South Bend. Keiseriing. by Chicago
Nationals.
Tacoma, Lalong. by Philadelphia Ma
tionals.
Grand Rapids. Lajuene. by Chicago
san Antonio. Metz. by Boston Ma
tionais
Seattle. Nickel. by St Louis Ameri-
cans.
Harrisburg. Miller. by Pittsburgh
Knoxville. Morley. by Washington.
Erie. Nixon, by Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
"STOEBY" RITZ
LAYIGNE DRAW
1s.gss - 80 A,s.ss.a OsS n u~ss>-
s-Ds,sr.sss e vsssa-

-etoney- Rits OF wheeling feusht
-kld- Lavinse Of Pfftsburgh q draw
iatt evening at the Aitamount cub In
tteuhsnviils. o.. before . crowd Of loco
persons. KID Kramer Of San Fran-
cisco. challenged the winner
The nrss tso resnes ssre rnaxked by
Eaoh seemed 20 be trying 20 ret cicssr
20 one another. but with both leading
the attempts proved futile ana no So
tighter.
The third round vas MARRIED By NOR.
rouGh work. Lssisse sending Rita
Through the ropes. and later Rita sent
his sdver-sry through the ropes By sue
In the fourth round R,tss left pl.y.a
hard on Lasigns's nose and law and the
margin
In the NTH round -stoasy'- led OF with
left 20 the Jaw aAnd hey ciinched
Ritz landed some light biows at Q break
away. The remainder OF the round
both lighters awaiting an opening. The
In the sizth round. Ritz protssted
against Lavigne founnE. which tAe ref
cree refused TO allow The nght con-
tnued with n lot OF rougn work while
making n breakaway from q clinch, Ritz
sent q right uppercut to the Jaw ana sent
LAvfgne down for the count OF nine The
round finished strong. both trying for a
knockout The round ended In Ritss
favor. Referee Green declared the night
The preliminary between Young Jones
and Kid" Kelley. Of the North side
went three rounds. Jones IN ed
his opponent and the hRht was stopped
AT the end OF the third round.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
GOAT" ANDERSON
TO SOUTH BEND.
POPULAR sToo,E lEApeR WILL
wiNTEe ~ ttIe NATIVE
VILLAGE.
wife 10 very 10, which Caused Ne
seooeo ospsrturs-ooss Not
Know Whether wheeling VIII
- IN Central.

Edward J. Anderson. better known
40 Coat" Who hAs been pastimine
In Wheeling ~ manager OF the Stogie
ball club. besides cavorting In the out
held and fnfieid In q majority Of the
seasons games. left last evening az
b;3o O'Clock via the W. q l. Z. rail
road for his home In South Bend.
where he will spend the winter
Il do not know whether Wheeling
VIII be In the ~Central league next sea,
son." said Goat when interrossted
regarding the local outlook You see
the league IA TO be reorgnnised and
every ciuh owner wants an eifhtclub
circuit. 90 four cities win have 20 be
sheived. and do not know which ones
viii suffer. except that Zanesvilie and
Akron win probably Nbe two OF the
four.
Il VIII make an effort TO retain the
local franchise In the league II can,
buf with q meeting of twelve club
owners. all having twelve different
circuits. II WI be hard to fathom the
new eight-club league. I certainly ap-
preciate the support OF the fans In
wheeling. IL could have been better.
but the baseball season was generally
a bad one all over the country"
Mrs. Anderson, the wife OF the pop
ular manager. 10 I'll at their home IN
South Bend. which necissitates the
hurried departure OF Goat"
During the OF season Goat Is not
an idler He follows the vocation of
salesman In the Huliies cigar store.
the largest store OF its kind In South
Bend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
imony OF persons who talked TO Sam
Schepps, a states witness in the case.
ELECTRIC LINE
Map and Profile for New Road 20 Nor
Gantown Placed on rus In
County Court Yesterday.

map and profile showing the Ioca-
tion OF the hOrsantown and Wheeling
railway from Elm Grove to Biacksvilis
was filed with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday morning. and shows thu
teTritor ythrough which the electric hns
will pass. Blscksville will be the termi-
nus OF the line and there 81 will connect
with the MOrgantown and Dunkard
Valley railroad fro Morgantown.
The line will connect with the CITY
end Elm Grove line In Elm Grove and
will follow Biz Wheeling creek through
.his county and Marshall. into Greene
county. Pa. where ~ will follow Crow
creek TO Monongalia county. w. Va,
and through this county along DunGard
creek into Biackevtlle
In THIS way very direct line 70 Nor
gantoWn will be established and ~ IL
nudsrstood that work will be com
menced on the new line Just as soon AZ
the preliminary matters can be done
away with.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
BADEN BEATS
The TEXAS HORSE

DETROIT Mich. Sept fs.-Tbs bsb,,
trotters furnished the only rsal ro,tc.t
aud practically all the eFrftrrnenf me
eliei room - The fret days rneefire ~
lflfoits aerond Grand circuit rnesffne
tue MlchiFan state fair grounds AZ
LfI We tirst three events on the mo-
gram had been decided In strafrfh hests
VIC fp4nEstcrs came out and STAGED a.
tfFtty cunterf 90 ever seen On ~.
WORTHY and Sweet Alice each vrirrfns
ono neat The race Then went over mali
tn.wnrroW. because % darkness
llllafd took fhr 20 ~. -
NIfAEht hosts. fn each 81 wNfrh Nfrbf.
ger klng was The contender
no great Baden led % the Last farr.
ln both heats ~ the 2.0B pace. but In a.
siFFLch drive Hrnnham Raurhrnsn h.d
th- speed and finished an easy winner
Io-morrowe program.
~ uot o. 900. 7f7 pace. Is 900
divisions. $4,000
% psce. 3 in g. purse % 900.
Billard :. fWnlfel. first Mf~hfr.v
hlnF, lleachoufI. Second ef0rr1 fcrg,s,
mef Third Rest lfme 0qt.
10 trot 2 In 3 purse o. 900.
r.l,,anrn 'NodnerlL first cheney.
third Feet time 2.05. 'N''
% are. 2 IN 2 purse q 900.
hranham Bauehman. fCorJ. fra. uo,
IfgnfN lDuffy1. second. Peter III va.
en,lnel. tnird Feet time. 0ft
Wp vear Old fr0f fn me-.
te.o.e he Horseman Futurity. finfin-
f"rd ,ner ou-poraidi. fret. Dmoo
AtWorthv. tserril. second sweet Afirs
'n'"S"hl' MIRA Best time. 2124
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

WOMAN SUED
Husband Wants Divorce ana Thus
Brings Sensational Elopsmsnt
TO o Sudden End
special DIspatch to &c IntelIlgeneer.

Special Dispatch to the intelligencer
ZANESNILLE.O. Sept. 16.-An elope-
ment from MOundsvills W. Va, to Cow
inston. Ky. back In 1895. ended IN the
local divorce courts to-day when Samuel
W. Smith. brought suit for decree
against Maud Smith. making charges or
adultery. In his petition. which Is most
Sensational In characted. Smith alleges
mat his wife f. guilty OF gross infidel-
itN, and he names one G c. Williamson
as correspondent. and also says that she
has had other affinities. and that he
VIII name them In court when the
proper time comes
The plaintiff states that he and his
VIE separated several months ago and
that she - now living at sO1 EIshth
street. Moundsviile. W. Va The peti-
ton recites that the parties have no
Children. lie asks for = divorce and all
other equitable relief. through his at
tOrney. \. J. Andrews
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
roRnrR nAYoR or THE
sMoEEy CITY ~ DEAD

FfrTsBt ngu. sert fe-Wm y
Hayes. mayor Of fiftshurah from 1909
iD 1905. died In the Aiisghenv General
Hospital fu-rlghf re was frksn f0 ftlr
hospital saturday suffering from pnsu-
monia and little hope vas enfertsfned
Tor biz recovery
Mr Hayes vas born IN fIttsburrh IN
1850 Hc was educated ln the pftfe-
uurrh public schools and Nirrlnfa MIL
taIN ACADEMY lie held n nufnher o.
political positions In Titfahursh srF
AleEheuv county. retiring from rubffe
VIC alifr ncrNInE bic tom a. nrarnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
FOOTBALL MEE1INa

Manager Bailey Frazier. OF the
stats football team. requests the fol.
lowing player Sto report at the club
rooms to-morDow evening al 7.gO
o'clock to meet Coach Johns. Baker.
Weaver. s. Chambers. &. Chambers.
Games. Edwards. Carpenter. Nelson.
Connors. Raper. Warsinski. ". Wat.
son. x. Watson. Brown. Ford. Hard
ing. Smith. LOOMS. voitle and
Oualiey
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17
N0LTE A. c.
Organise Football Eleven for COMING
Season - Eapsr to Coaoh-

The Nolte Athletic Club at a meeting
held sunday afternoon organized a foot.
bail team for the coming season and will
Challenge any eleven In the Ohio Valley
AZ isb lbs. The club has secured the
services Of Libert Raper. the star quar-
terback 70 the Stats A. e. a. the coach
800 practce has already started under
kaper's INSTRUCTIONS Uniforms ana ofLcr
paraphernalla have been ordered and In
\ Few days the equipment VIII he ready
fpr the players disposal Twenty candi-
dates are trying nut for the squad PRED
Olson ~ Marshall street Wheeiing Mi
hook the games for the season
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

DENVER. Colo. sept. 1s-One term
Tor President and the necessity OF Sc
IectiHE Governor Woodrow Wilson for
that office IN November. was the central
tnought or campaign address deliver
81 to-day by VIM 7 Bryan. In his tour
81 Northern Colorado.
~ Fort Collins he emphasized this
point and scored Colonel Roosevelt Tor
asking third term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-17

PHILADELPHIA. sept ig-Phiis-
nelphiH was smut out In both games
mere by Cincinnff to-day. the scorer
being n and I 20 o. In the nrst
game NlNey was hit hard and waa
taken on the rubber IN the NTH inning
during which Cincinnati made i've runs
In this game knlseiy made three sue
cresive fwo-haEFerr Alexandra fwo
passes and single rs rheian in the
fourth inning gave the visitors me
only tally OF the second contest
fromrne and BENTON were very elective
N both games. Scores.
First game u % q
CINCINNATI % oos1Oo0-s a
Philadelphia q % n q 900 %
batteries -Fromne and gevsroff
hiSey. Mayer. Finneran and Kiufer
- second game So r.
philadelphia n n q 20 %
batteries Renton and CLARKE. Alex
ander. Moore and Doom