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Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

~crplOOiert.
Stint Snfidiffer ftnOen i6ren SOB.
pOn YerIOnen, Oaruuter Die
8attinncn OOn Dier Der Gpfer, luaf
rem Mugensengem Oes l~lnfales.

AtIanticGitp, 0.S., t.Suli.
@or oen 9lligen bon mebr ais 5000
@erlonen fanoen beute Worgen 5
9ufti6iffer Meloin ganimou uno A
ieiner 8egleiter einen grGBli1en 600
als Der 2enfbalon o@fron" IN elmer
@obe bon tallleno Sub erplooierte.
Der 8aIon mar nit einenl Go-
itenaufpanoe BON 100000 81 Dem
3pede f%onitruiert iporoen, nit ibm
cine 6abrt iiber Den O5eaN 81 unter-
nebmen. SIN @erbit iolte oieler Ser
Ill1 gema6t neroen.
Die @rploiion oeS 8aaons muroe
obne ieoen 3peifel our6 Die pl0Bli1e
9(usoebnung oes @aies infolqe Der
@rbiBung 0ur6 Die auf Die 8aqon-
billie nieOerbrennenoen SonnenItrab-
len peruria6t. Inter Den 2litgen-
5eugen Oes ibredliheH unfales be-
fan0en iib Die @ottinnen BON bier
Der Spfer.
Die M1nner, Die babel ibren Soo
fanoen, maren: Melpin 6. 8animan,
Quftidiffer umo&apit1n oes 8allons,
Cabin 8animarL 8ruoer bon W1el-
bin &animan; 6reo. elmer, elm Wtit-
lglieO Der Manni6aft; George gouril-
Ion, Sngenieur oes 2uftl9iffes; @al-
ter @elt Elm 6reuno 8animans uno
6inan3mann Oeiielben.
Die 9ei6e BON Cabin Naniman,
oes ein5igen nidt berbeirateten Man-
mes inter oen 8erungIiidten, tu1roe
BON Goncilman SorrD Goof uuO Def
fen 8egleitern, mel1e iofort in goofs
Yaht nod oen 2ei6en iu1teit, Inn s
llbr beute Morgen aufgefunoen. 0ie
2ei6e trieb in Der N1be Der Griim-
mer Oes 8uons unO 3eigte 8erIeBun-
gen, ober feline 9ranomnnoen.
6rau Maloin 8animan melde
I~ligen5eugin oes unfaaes BON Der
8aranoa ibrer @ila ans NOR, lit bon-
itGnoig 5uIammengebro9en uno man
befiirhtet, Dab iie ben Shlag niht
iiberleben miro.
Der llnfal trilg iid INN $50 llbr
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
@es nit Der SinOerarbeit.

gtad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gibt
es in unierem 2nnoe 3pei Miaionet
iugenoli1e Arbeiter. 0anon 1tebt Der
liebente Cell I'M 4lter BON 10 bis Ia
Sobren. 0iele &inoer erbalten einen
regelmdBigen S6ulunterridt niht,
Die meilteu gar feinen. @ie biel Die
Regelung Der &inoerarbeit bier5ulon-
De nod 81 piini6en iibrig I1Bt, ergibt
ii6 aus Der unerfrerli6en 9otia6e,
OaB in 80 Staten 4in0er in oas gr-
perbleben eintreten fonnen, obne Den
9eweis liefern gu miiiien, DAB iie oes
Seiens uno Sdreibens funoig Iino.
Dit anoeren @orten: nnbe5m Die
6Glfte Der Staaten linO bis ieBt auf
Dem @ebiete Der 4inoeridubgeietge.
6ung in einem gerooe5u beiddmen-
Den &iiditanoe. 9ns erIte 4inoer.
ibubgeieb muroe i'm Sabre 1875 in
Uiaiiaduietts erlaIIen. Seitocm ba-
6en Die geiebgebenoen 9orperihafteh
BON 80 Staten lid nit Dem @egen.
tanoe befoBt, aber IN / r t am e Sc
ebe iin0 mir in Iebr leltenen 51uen
%uitanoe gefommen. Sn einigen Siio-
taaten tperoen 5ebni1brige 4inoer
Il Den Iertilfa6rifen iogar our No1t.
lrbeit perpenoet. Sn ungeIunoen
grbeitsr1umen iie6en oieie beodn-
srnsiperten @eidopfe oabin. sic
peroen f0rperli6e un0 geiltiee Strip.
'el. aber gtiemano fiimmert fih ou-
Inn. Dus iin0 3uit1noe, Die al be.
lagen Die Notion in ibrer @eIommt.
leit ale llriohe bat. Die 0eeer ia.
en- mir ans Der Sflaberei beFreit,
l6er ihlimmer uto beib1men0er als
Die geegeriflaperei lit Die 8erlflnDung
Ter &inOer. ainoer geboren in Die
S6nle, mo niht in Die 6abrif. Cine
Snouitrie, Die MIR beiteben fam,
penn ibr geitottet miro, Die gLrbeits.
raft Der ainoer oii~s3ubeuten, bat
cine MISUNDERSTANDING. 0ie Rin.
erarbeit lit in ieoer 5orm pertueri-
i'd, uno ibre n~ollitdnoige glbi6off-
ing mltB oas 3ieI fem, auf neI1es
5toat uno @eieaidoft iih 81 Der-
'tlldten baben, menn Die 3ufunft mtt-
ereS Sanoes nidt ernItIi1 gef1brOet
Oeroen ion Nluf oieiem @ebietc lit
seinerlei &%ompromiB 5ulGiiig.
@ir uiiiien Der 2inoerorbeit Ie.
lig peroen, einerIei, mas es folten
mag.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Gnftidiffer abseitiirst.

9oiton, Maii., 2. Suli. Sor.
riet GuinbD Die 2uftiAifferin, pelhc
in Der 6lugmo6e 81 Atlantic nit ci.
mem Yaiia9ier. ". 81. g. @iIloro,
flog, fiel geitern 9beno aus elmer so.
be bon 1000 SUB IN Die 0ordeiter
9au. W!on befiirdtete gIeif bon 9ln.
lang, Dab beioe tot ieien. Mebrerc
M%lotorboote fubren b%inaus, INN iie 81
retten. 8eiOe purOen tot anfgefun-
Den, uno Die 2eihen paren libel gu
geridtet. Mebrere bon SRI. 0uin.
bD's 9noden poren gebro1en nnf
ouBeroem mics ibr 2eidnam ihIim.
me @autabid1rfungen ouf.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
&if c%riucitcrt.

8biIa0eIpbta, So, A. Sllli.
Sant elmer @%rfldrrng @ilfreo Sor-
bans, oeS &urators oes Snoepen.
oence Saa Mnieums, ioate Die n6rei-
beitsglode~ bon ibrem jeBigen &ube-
plate nidt wieoer fortbewegt meroen.
Ser an ibr befinOli6e GiB bat fid
aus u%nbefannten ltrio6en in Ser leb-
ten Belt I'M mebr ais feds 3ou err
tpeitert, nno man begt sic gefiird-
tlng, Dob Die @lode gang 3erbreden
miro. IS ion nod Elm geriud onae-
lteat peroen, oas 6reibeitsmabrseih-
en- 70 wieoerber3uitelen, ooB es I'M
3erlt0rbar bleibt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
@ia ben aampf nidlt anfoc6en.

Outer 8op, q. g., A. Sui.
Na6oem Die beiOen eroBen Yarteien
ibre aanoioaten nominiert baben, 1T
Sol. Noolepelt iett nit ieinen 9(oiu-
tanten an Der Arbeit, ole brittle Yar-
tel ms 2eben gu rrtfen. @r %erportet,
oaB biele BON ben ll5ufrie0encn &e-
pnblifanern, nebit ieinen ibm treu
gebliebenen Inb1ngern, nit Den un-
5u~frieOenen 0emofraten Sano in
Snn0 geben peroen nm Der oritten
Hartei &ooiepelt Yartei gum
Siege DerbeIfen.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

gerouiigeu IeiItete, 5u iterbeu, iiber
Oieie GerorOmmg oes 6inon5geuies
BON StaBiurt inn @rabe umgeorebt
bat.
9erGfn, 8. Sui. Sin u0eut-
ider 8uno sur g~ef1mpfing Der
6rouenemon5ipation tritt nit einem
Nufruf an Die 0effentlidfeit, Dem
folgenoe 8rogrammpunfte enttom-
men iinO:
oDus aftipe uno poiiipe @ablredt
fir San0espertretlngen iomie fir
@emeinOen mo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ten ioa Oent Mame p~orbebnlten blei=
ben. neutrality-suspicious. fiir le-
oige 6rdlen iinO in @eItalt meibliher
8erufe idon reidlid porbanOen ulo
fonnell nod permebrt nerOer, obne
Dab llebergriffe anf Mrbeitsgebiete
Itatt5ufinoen brau@en, ole Ser Ntam
felt unOenfliden '3eitel mo 5par
oltr1aits gum Gorteil ser 9lagemein-
belt ausl6lieBli6 beberri6t.
StaatsberDaltung, geiitli6e mo rid
terli6e Aemter miiiien, pie biSber,
Dem Wfaune b%eloIen merOen. Cine
lluteror0mtng mdnlli6er @eamter
inter Weiblihe iomeit es iol6e
gibt mliB geieblid allsqei6loiien
mer0en.
n@r %periperfen 1mbeOingt Die @e.
MISUNDERSTANDING (GocOucation)
gegen Die gewidtiae, pdOagogiide
etbiide uno rationale 9eoeifeu lprc-
den, mo Die in ibrer @einat 9(nleri-
ia ibon 5ieunlid obgepirti6oftet Bat.
Sir meibli6e StuoierenOe limo be-
ionoere 4faoemieu 81 griinoen.
DNir bef1mpfen ale 9eltrebunq-
Ell. Die geeignet limo. oie @be 5t LODI
err, Die 5amiIie 81 i6doigeuL oic 9c-
griffe bon 3ll6t mo Site 5t per-
wirrer. llniere &ereiitiglutg lit fei-
rier Yartei oienltbar. @ir lino aber
felt i~iber3elgt Dob MIR oltrb oieien
&f, ben mir pom @emtlien oe=
orlingell aufnebmerl, infer geliebtes
Oeuti9es Golf Dor idmeren Sddoi-
glIitgen beDobrt ner0en fam. @hte
W1nnli6feit fir ben Otann ehte
@eiblidfeit fir Die 6raul 0as ioa
unier @ablipru6 lein4.
@riter GoriiBenoer oes guunees lit
Brof. Or. Sigismuuo, @eimor.
9iifeI0orf, 1. Slllt. 0as
lenf6are 3eppelliu'i6e 2uftldiff
0S6woben l., oas bier Itationiert
tit, pliroe Samltag Morgen poqIt1n-
Dig 5erit0rt. 9as 8abr8ellg lag Dor
Dem 9auon : S6uppe1 ais elm Itar-
fer 8inOItoB es bon leiner @eronfer-
ing losriB, moourA Die Mfitte Der
Siiae 3uiammenbrad. Cine 9ln3abl
Medanifer ergriffen Die berabb6n-
genoen Seile unO neriu1ten, 0as
feit5ubalten, ieood perge-
bers. IS rib lib los, ltieg in Die So
be, mo- es fur5 oarauf inter lautem
@etoie e~rplooierte. Me6rere Arbei-
ter, iopie 81 8u &iilfe geeilte Soloo-
ten erlitten 8ran0mulloen utlo aloe-
re &erleBungen; einige oapon ernit-
li6er Natur. Der uS6maben +"
fam geitern Abeuo BON Sranffurt
bier all. Snfolge oes itarfen @inoeS
lDar es nidt m0gli6, i'm in Dem 8al-
loni6uppen unter5ubringerL ltno 10
beI6loB Der Sngenieur, oas 5abr5eug
I'M 6reien 81 beranfern. Cine ltarfe
Ibteilung SolOaten NOR a6fomman-
Oiert moroen, Inn Die &obel al bolten.
Die @~asfiiaung Oes 8aaons mar ie-
oob bon iOlber GragfGbigfeit, oaB
es MIR Die lnteritiibung zines ettpas
lt1rferen 8inoltoBes ~be0urfte, Inn
oas Sabr5eltg frei 81 MAIDEN. Sci
Dem Aufitieg entitano Elm 8rll6 i'm
Hiiden, ans Dem oas lei6t ent5iino-
bare @aiieritoffgas ltr0mte uno Die
@rploiion neruria9te. Ser 8aQon-
S6uppen puroe ebenfaas 8iemliA
bei6d0igt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
Oic OGritems
bc9c0mmm0
Grrcgt in bOben Sreii.n aasemeis
neg Snterene.

Die Grfranfnms Der aaiieriu nidt
acknowledgement. = &Ubbeit se-
ocn MaOdem 6eim gaOcn. II Sun-
Ocr6arc Stener6ebmng. n Sei6en-
muiif ais %9uItbarfcit beitcmcrt. n
Weacm bic Jrancn : Gmansipati-
on in 0emtIdlnnO. = 3eppelins
%lenfbares Gnftidiff sdiuaben |
crplOOicrt.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06
9eMtidlanO.

&tulluJluNU*
gerIin, 2. SuIi. Ser bepor-
ftebenoen 9egegnltug 0es &dtiers
8ilbelm nit Dem 3aren III Den IL
niiden Sdaren miro allgemein oas
qr6Bte Slltcreilc entgegen gebrobt.
Mlan lit in gut mttcrridteten &rei-
len ii6erSeuqt, oab Die @%ntreuue I'M
qeaenm1rtigen N%itgenblid, altgeli6ts
oes @rnItes Der Snternotionalen So
qe, BON 6o9Iter geoeutrng lit uno
ipidtige politii6e @rgebnille 3eitig-
Ell 0iirfte.
aaiier @il6elm lit beute Abero
3uporOerlt nod 9an5ig : 2angfubr
obgereiIt, mo Ser Monarb morgen
oos /. 2eibbularen : &egiment inlpi-
siren miro, mel1es &ronprin3 @il-
helm fomman0iert.
9crlin, 3. Suli. 9lils autori-
tatioer Guelle Derlautct, Dab Der 3u-
Italto ser &aiierin Den beban0eln0en
Ier5ten feline Gorge mebr bereitet.
9ie Saiierin mar crit fiir3lid bon
8aO 9ianbeim, mo iie Die &ur ge-
brolldt 6atte, liaf Berlin 5nriifgc-
feDrt. God maBtc tie allf oriligen=
Oes Nnraten ser Aer5te ale repreien-
tatipen 6iinftionen meioen.
Berlin, 3. Sui. Gin glft un-
crb0rtcr &obDeit ipielte Ii6 in Sber=
Sdonemeioe ab. @or einigen Eagen
llabm Sic q Sabre alte Nrbeiterin
9lnna Sober in Ser Spree, in Ser
Ndbc Oes 8ionier : llebungsplabes
Elm Nao. gIs ite iib I'M 8aiier be-
fan0, famen Z iunge 8uri6en, Die
gleidfaIls ins @oIier ltiegen. 3it=
ndhit bdnielten iie oas Mdo1en,
Damn ItieBen iie es INNER tiefer in
oas 8aiier bineilt, unO tauften es
mie0erbolt unter.
Auf ole mebrfa6en Silferufe 0es
Mdo6ens rltoerte Der 0berlieilte=
nant b. 6Iotton in einem 8oote Der
STEELE 5u. Die Burden gaben Dem
Wao6en Md einen leBten StoB, Der
lieBen oanu idleunigit Oas @aIier
ino liefen NIT ibren &leioern oaoon.
Der Sffi8ier iudte oas @alier ob
rto bra6te oos Mf1o1en ans 2ano,
mo er aber MIR nod Den 500 f%eItItel=
len fonnte. Die Burden fonnten
onr6 aasihmdrmenOe Soloaten err
griffen merOen uno muroen Ser go
li5ei in Sber : S6GnetDeioe iiberge-
ben.
9erfin, 3. SlIi. Der beiIiac
8urenufratismus bat es in letter
Belt auf Die Steuern abgeieben, ole
befon0ers bon fleinen St1oten unter
alen mogliben &ornGnoen erboben
neroen. Den 8ogel abgei6oiien bat
ober, mie Die nSSnformation" 3l be-
ridten peiB, ser 9iirgermeiiter oes
Staot6ens StaBfurt, oas JOINT ourd
feline A6raumial5e cine gemiiie 8e-
riibmtbeit beiibt.
Die Staot leioet anIdeineno an
@elomangel, un0 10 lit Die Nerpal-
tung auf Die merfmiiroigiten Soeen
Derfaaen, Inn ben StaotiGdel gu be-
REDEEM. 0as 2eben lit teuer genltg.
iagte ii1 Der SEER giIroermeiIter
ioa oenn Oas Sterbeu mirfIi6 gans
gratis iein2 llno fllgs erlieb er einc
g~eroronung, nod Der 2eidenbeg1ng
niiie in StaBfurt ais 2uItborfeiten
on5uleben uno ais iol6e nit Steuel
81 belegen li10.
9ieies Dofumerlt, 0as es per0ient,
oergfadwelt erbalten 81 meroen, liebt
folgen0ermaBen aus:
u6iinf Mart~
@ene6nligung 8rr %eranitaltlng ei-
-lo aolg lloa al1ooiS oaIf1l@ siG
ner 2ultbarfeit.
b6lt biermit oie @enebmigung 5ur
2eidenmuiif Inn 8 ltbr notmittags
ourd Die @d6ter-, &osmarin-.
9riien-, @rin3er-, Stein, 5iirIten.
Mno @adlinger-S traBe bis 3urStaot-
gren6e".
Seioer miro niht geiagt. Oh lid oel
@Ram Der @itttpe 2ieotfe, Der ii6 oas
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

@eil iie nidt aliidli6 m%itefnan-
Der lebten, baben iid in 2aporfe,
Sn0., Glpoe Seim uno feline 6ral,
beioe 25 Sabre alt, mittelft @ift aus
oieier BeIt gei6afft.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Der n9atirmenid" @uItoo
Nagel bat iid in Gbemnib nit eiilem
.6rGuIein Marie Sobonnette Heitb
ans 6loba uerbeiratet. @agel eridien
bel Der @od3eitsfeier pie INNER in
eiuem blenoenO meiBen aitteI mo
barfiiBig.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

SIN 9abnbof in 2onc3ut muir
be elm aommeroieuer oes @rofcn
9otodi in Dem Guqenblide
Derbaftet, ais er nit 9etrioieu uno
8aargelo, Die er ieinem &errn gefob-
len batte, fliidten polte.
Washington Journal., 1912-07-06

Sn Sobnitopu, 30, bat Serm.
aanffmann, Seeliorger Der oortigen
lutb. ct. YauIsfirde, iein amt ME-
oergelegt. mo miro ii6 Der Bier
brauerei piomen.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27

Miss Sina Childers Of Grand Chain,
Miss Effie Grey, Arthur DeVore and
Martin Bolar spent friday evening
in Cairo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schnaire and chill
dren of America were in town shop
ping Friday.
Miss Marie Margraye Of Herrin,
formerly of this city is visiting
friends here. Her mother, Mrs. w.
d. Margrave is the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. M. P. Gosset at Cache.
. VIM Montgomery and Floyd East
erday were Cairo visitors Friday.
The latter visited VIII Dougherty
who Is i'll at the Bondurant hos
pital.
Mrs. George Blank and daughter
of Mounds were shopping here Fri
day,
G, f. Ritchey went to Golden on
business Friday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27
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Miss Sina Childers of Grand Chain
is the guest of Miss Essie Grey az
the home of r. E. DeVore. Miss
Grey will accompany her home for
a weeks visit.
H. Calvin of Olmstead was in the
city on business yesterday.
Ed Sheerer made business trip
to Ullin yesterday for the eMtropoli-
tan Life Insurance Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Martin
were Cairo visitors yesterday even
ing.
Mrs. Robert Schiller and baby OF
Evansville, Ind, are the guests OF
the formers parents, Mr., and Mrs
w. f. Whitsett of Commercial ave
nue..
Miss Gertrude Pollock of Cairo Ii
visiting her aunt Mrs. Chas Livesas
and family.
/, D. Mills Of Barlow who ha'
been visiting Il. T. Ashby lei
Thursday for Cairo where he has d
position with Scudder-Gale II Co.
County Superintendent Miss Mas
Hawkins conducted a teachers ex-
animation In Lowell school Thursday
and Friday. There were about rs in
attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pink Dunsworth ant
son who have been visiting relative!
at Court Creek, KY, returned homt
Friday. -f.&
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27
WITNESS AFTER WITNESS IN
CAIRO.
Such Evidence Our Readers Cannot
nisnlte.


AS we take up The Bulletin week
by week we are struck by the hearty,
unmistakable way in which witness
after witness speaks out as Mr.. Lehn-
ing does here. If these people were
strangers living miles away, We
might take little notice of them. But
they are not. They are our neigh
bors, living among us. Their word
is too easily proven to admit of any
doubt. They speak out in the hope
that their experience may be guide
to others.
Mrs. r, w. Lehning, 222 Twelfth
street, Cairo, H., says: I'm view Of
the experience we have had with
noan's Kidney Pills in our home,
feel justified in recommending Doan' 5
Kidney Pills off and on for years FOR
attacks Of bachache and kidney COM
plant and they have never failed to
bring prompt and satisfactory relief
Il am glad to endorse preparation of
such merit as Doan's Kidney Pills.
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States. .s
Remember the name-Doan' sand
take no other.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27
YANKS SNOW REBELS
UNDER AND WIN
BY SCORE, Is TO 2

Evansville, Ind, July 26.--The
Yanks showed Clarksville under
here this afternoon and took loose
" played contest by the score Of / 5
to 2. The locals found Pitcher
Schnele easy and hit almost at will,
while Woody and Goalby made four
costly errors. Hackbush hit over
the left field fence in the eighth.
The score:
Evans. .0202 A x--15 10
Clarks. .00t 00002 o. 2 A,
Batteries: Gosnell and Barton;
Schnelle and Basham.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27
MANAGER EVERETT
PRAISES PLAYERS

In letter written to The Bulle-
tin, Manager Everett has the follow
ing to. say:
Hopkinsvllle, KY, July 25. 1912.
! Bulletin:
ssFenner started in RI In the 10Th
inning, pulling down a long drive
that looked good for 3b hit
GFerton Heck, Gourley and
catcher Smith played like demons.
@tsHughes hit a clean home run.
Lewis made clean drive which
broka off the game in 10th inning.
''Giyc the boys a boost, and oblige.
"W. T. EVERETT.
Manager
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27
BUNCH HITS IN
fifth AND THE
CAME IS C|NCHfD
Athletics Find Marty O'Toole and
Win Victory From
Pirates

Brooklyn, n Y, July 26,---Brook-
lyn, celebrated the return home from
a southwestern trip, today, by lie
feating Cincinnati. The locals got
lead on Ragon in the fourth and
tied the score Brooklyn came back
in the next half and scored five
runs on a combination Of four hits
and four base on balls, Pitcher Burk,
released by Brooklyn, has been
claimed by st. Louis.
The score. r II f
Hrooklyn II |
klnclnHdtl ..5-G-. =. + q
Batteries: Ragon, Curtis ana Mil
Ter; Benton, Keefe, Davis and
Clark s,3 n,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27
CUBS WIN ON
ERRORS OF MEYERS
New York, July 26,--Chicago won
from New York today. Errors by
Beneyo!ence Reeogrlzeo

How did yea come to vote for that
maa?"
He's the friend Of the plain peo-
pie"
Has he done anything to prove
it?'
Il should say so. He hires brass
bands and speaks pieces and gives us
more free entertainment than We
ever had before in our lives-'
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27

c. r. Eichenberger says the COL
lege pitcher he was trying TO get
from Operlika, Ala, will not be got
ten. He received a wire last night
stating that he was under contract
with the club he is playing with un-
til Sept. 10 and ii Cairo wanted him
they would have to pay $3.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27

4 If Bill Everett can only make it
Three straight and return Hill
Billios' day and take double, we
will repeat he is SOME manager.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-27

Totals -. ss.. 40 8 IS 81 II
Hcpkinsville o 0 o o 0 3 o / O.
Cairo .142 0 o 0 0 0 o.
Two base hits--Overton, Hughes,
Brown. LYONS 2. Three base hits
Smith # Sacrifice hit---Lewis Stolen
bases Hughes. Base on balls--Off
Hassel A, Stults 8. Hit by pitched
ball--Hughes and Heck by Hassel,
Wild pitch Suits, Struck out
By Pearson ., Hassel 5, Suits 7.
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Only One Obstacle.

Benevolent Person--You have been
laid up for six months and unable to
get work! What was your complaint?
The Man from Prison (mournfully)
TIL walls was too Ugh, kind lady
Tit-Bits.
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SECOND GAME
Of SERIES ALSO
WON BY CAIRO
Manager Everett Will Make SUI
preme Effort to Take Entire
Series

Hopknsvillo, Ky, July 26.--Thc
Swamp Angels defeated the Mogu!s
this afternoon by Il score of TO A.,
With the visitors three ahead Hop
kinsviiln tea ~ in tne third inning
but then in the eighth Cairo annex
ed half dozen runs BY hard hitting
and the locals rank errors.
The box score follows:
HOpKINSVILF
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Small Boy--please, | want the doc
tor to come ard see mother
Servant--Doctor out. Where do
you come from?
Small Boy--What! Don't you know
me? Why, we deal with you. We
had baby from here only last weekI
-Tit-Bits,
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CAIRO cETS9 runs AND
IS H|TSAT HOPTOWN

Left on bases-Hopkinsyille S, Cairo.
TO- Time hours. Umpire-Ta
Double plays Smith to Gourlcy TO
Smith. Pearson pitched 1-3 innings
TO batsmen, 5 hits. Hassel pitched
Z Ia innings to 80 hatsmen, hits
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Celebrate
|. BY WINNING ON RETURN

Meyers resulted In Mathewsoh's
downfall, though single by Leach
in the ninth drove in two runs but
beat the champions. In the eighth
inningMeyers and Doyle were put
eff the game for protesting decision
by Umpire Clum and shortly after
wards Umpiree Bush ordered Ward
Miller OF the visitors to the club
house.
The score: r II e
Chicago ...*.. ...,.,.I Z /
New YORK ..............a y !
Batteries: Richey. Ruelbaeh and
Archer; Mathewson and Meyers.
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A Diplomat.

She--What do you mean by saying
that Elsa is more or less prettyY
He-~Well, she's more pretty than
most girls, and less pretty than you'll
Simplicissimus.
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Two Kitty players, who are GER
tain TO be in tho major leagues. some
day, are Cartwright of Evansville
and Basham Of GAINESVILLE.
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When the team left for Hopkins
Vile, Presidents G. P. Eichen-
berger said: "lf you win two of
three, I'll give you chicken supper
when you return"
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An DISTRACTED Order,

Owens-How do you do, Mr.. Shears.
What can you show me in the way OF
new suit today?
His Tailor-Your bill, sir--that Is
decidedly in the way OF new suit.
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Evansville players object strenu-
ously to Umpire Taylor.
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LITTLE KITTENS.

1t is believed that this year. like
fast, 1lill Billies' day will see the
Biggest attendance of the season,
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ATHLETICS HIT HARD
DELIVERY OF 0'T00LE

Philadelphia. July 26.The home
team hit ORIOLES delivery hard to-
day and defeated Pittsburgh. Wag-
ner made a double and two singles
out Of four times at bat, and his
wonderful felding, which included
the starting of three double plays
kept the score down.
The score: r FL r.
Philadelphia ...........4 10 /
Pittsburgh Il s O.
Batteries. Moore and Killefer.
O'Toole, Adams and Gibson, Simon
st, Louis-Boston, postponed.
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At Indianapolis 2, In
dianapolis /.
Minneapolis-St. Paul, open date,
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X. I. T. LEAGUE.


1t ilopkinsville
AT paducah Henderson.
At Eyansville-Clarkssill lille.
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HENS OJTT-HIT BUT
LOSE CLOSE GAME
TO CIGAR SIGNS

Paducah, Ky, July 26.The
Heas out-hit but lost q close game
to the locals indaY
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At Columbus-Columbus 3, To-
ledo Z.
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EIGHT WIN PRIZES
AT GEM LAST NIGHT.

B. J. Cunningham and Albert
Burkley won first and second prizes.
SO each at the Gem theater last
night. Miss Helen Crehan won
third prize, ST.. The other winners
were Lawrence 0sterioh, ten 15c
tickets, Steve Templey. ten Ice
tickets, Code Wilkerson, ten 10c
tickets. Lawrence Rink ten Sc
tickets and Edella MeManus ten &c
tickets.
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Hill Billies' day Sunday.
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American Association.
At Milwaukee-M Milwaukee A
Kansas City 0.
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st. Louis-Boston, postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-07-16
TEXT FOR TEMPERANCE

While the mercury was forging in
to the nineties this morning negro
named Scott was lying on the east
side of Union street, near Cameron,
helpless and unconscious from the
effects of liquor. He had worked an
hour or so for the Mutual Ice Com
pany, quit the job, secured his pay and
Immediately spent it in whlskey. He
staggered alongside shifting loco
motive. The sidewalk at this point is
but two feet wide, from the fact that
water drips from refrigerator cars
and renders the roadway muddy. Ped
estrians were compelled to step over
the negro or walk in the mud in order
to pass.