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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

SPECIAL To LADIES' HAVE JUST
RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
WITH A FULL LINE OF SPRING
GOODS, AND WILL. BE PLEASED
TO BEE MY CUSTOMERS AND
FRlENp2,- AND GIVING SPE-
C1AL PRICES FOR THIS MONTH.
CHARLES FISH Err. LADIES' TAI
LOR- 3o2 EAST GRACE STREET.
PHONE MADISON sss7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16
RICHMOND COUNTY
is AFTER TIGERS

tspeciaI 20 rhe Rfchnond virxfniar,
HEATHevrLLE. VA. Jan. Is
Tho citizens Of Richmond county are
determined that the local option laws
in that county shall be enforced. A
special grand jury has been In SEES
-stun Tor nuxriy week Investigating
xteiation OF thu s=tempeEancs-la Hs-3n
tins COUNTY. eevur1f indictments hnvr
bsen made and thcfe are many others
10 foliow.
The Indictment 10 far reported are:
Four against r w. King. two. against
Fleet jackson. one against Joe S.
.ThompsOn, one awAinst Bannie
Thompson, one against lAlverta
Thompson. one against John believer.
A most thorough investigation is being
made. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16
FOR RENT

ss EOM kAANx
- HSSS@eSo tSsSSS1 1ssss~ Ssrsss
heights; seSeh rooms: elB per month
Fosssssaon - ones-
1o11 nEaneves AvenoSs Mine Resas
/ new; all eonventences; rent Gfaatly
reducsd. Fosossstoa ~ once.
wee 0saso sslss4 Near nsAsnsss---
mOdsrn. new, nine roosna Rent. SO
pr moash
s1l WsaG Carr otsese-an UseA Cea-
dtttoA: etght foopns: 15t.6e per month.
POAsAss1uh 1t onSe.
~ Wee2 49, uesues ~ ueeaaA 4
god repair; poeoooston q once. Bee
q aboat thas. ADply RUnMRIUNp
. DoW1EA Il Nesth Eighth street.
- 01o1-sV1eS nea1suAae 1.atsry
hull1lnG, oil eonvonlenooD with r. Il.
aJAtnns N heart az WhOtoaAlA dia~
tfint; we'll adapted tor manufActur~
iQG purposes. W00M nAka N IDEAL
w6pto6a4p honno Tor GRocerte1 iced
~ nA0 oe1e4 ho0ao Or FOR M4au.
y 1asepttne epsstalttsG p. o. SuxkI-
"A YHst. lt11 acAst GN4g s.ssHs
KSsa1 1SvS1SS vgsSsS-5SsSsE a1si1sneS,
\ Nh sssssdi 81; sessc; gr's-' 1919.
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.MHETINc NOTICE,

.-..,gs;:ssSf%is~Ss 6eSSsT;lF
Directors, . meeting Of the stock holders
Of the Boa Air Company Of vjFgsota
will DO held At Room slS. Mutual
Building. Richmond. Va. on January
~, 1s1e 1t - o'clock n. for tho euF-
pose Of authorizing the sale and con-
veyance OF the real estate Of sattl
company. situated In Chesteraald
county. Va. ana for the transaction
Of such other business ~ may law
fully come before said meeting.
Z. ~. n. TAICOTT,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

Especial to The Richmond virginian. }
SPENCER. Jan. 1b.--Air Inspector
Palmer. who was dangerously In
!ured In an accident In the railway
yards here last week, died In the
hospital tonight Z---
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16
Wants
FOR SALE

~s~--s~-~~>s~>--~-----~>--~s--~>>>
Oae Starry, TIVE Daytoa WagsaA, Psuy
cart and harness. one En.nsn cart
VIII sell cheap, A. We want to clooa
up the account. Don't fail to see what
We are olIerinE. BRlHTOW-WOK-
SHAM CO.. l43S East Main.
A Mig Let Of Robes, stern Govern anA
horse blankets. WIN sell cheap to
make room. A big line Of business
buggieA runabouts, suTrsys. etc. See
US II you want to save money. BRIE-
TOW: wOkSHAM CO. 1885 East Main-
tes Sals--Au DsoSss1 ~ SaSvSys %
cost-eloslng e0s 10 ~euGGy anA
Several oeoon6. hand hAfGAlnA stcn -
sufr(ye. oue0teA &hAeeoas AAA s0ns
abouto; viii close them out ehoap to
make foom. n G. BRI0TOW, 11-Ie.
- North Eighteenth street
ceiuwhia Osubls- Dice Asserds, Is;
cylinder recordA l5c. for Edison or
Columbia sraphophonse. on easy
payments. TALKING MACHINE
CO. 7oS 4 Main street.
4 Largo sssek q Successes, susTe1e -
runAbouta: high-tlAss and low prices:
also delivery and farm wAgons.
THO6 H. DUKE 4 CO. go Brook
avenue.
WAGONS BUILT AND nEPAIR1D,
Havs Year wageas Dullt ana nepaareA
by THURSTON, 1Sl3 East Cary street.
LISTEN.
T1yter Fsrk Well u ~ Ensaly
cooked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16
w ANTS Want w ants

Renters of houses, or apartments, are
ad-answers. Not all of them---but the
most desirable of them. For progress
sivc people, who are Cuisines ike
in all that they do, are---naturally---
ad-readers. And, Of course, they make
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Prean3~r Carter % rs DsatA.
TRAINS LEAVE l.IcHMOND
n. B.--Following schedule ng1po0
pubiiahsd - Information and not guar.
-aats~d.
$40 A. M-Daily-Iocal for Char
lotts. Durham and Raleigh.
1o:AE A. M--Daily--Limited-F an
points South. Drawing Room BuRsE
Sleeping Cars to Asheville. N. G.
500 p. M-Ex. Sunday. Local for
Durham and intermediate statiOns.
SOC p. M.-Daiiy-ror Danvilfe. At-T
ianta and Birmingham. with electric
lighted drawing room sleeping car.
11:<k r. A.-Daiiy-Limited for al
points South. Pullman ready 500 r. ~.
YORK RIVER LINE.
asa r. M.-Datly-To West Point.
conn settons for Baltimore Mon. Wed.
500 A. Xxx. sun. ana AIS p. NJ
Mon. Wed. and Frt.-LOcal to West
Point.
From the South: $3.50 A. NJ. $40 A..
NJ, 7:3o p. NJ. and sos p. NJ. daily.
1865 r. NJ. except Sunday.
From West Point: $50 4. NJ. daily
l1:s6 A. n. Mon. Wed. and Fri: 4;3e
r. NJ, except Sunday.
q r. BURGESS. D. p A.
st7 East Main st. Phone Madison 35s..
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Oy-N WORK. OUR REFEFEvCE. n.
e6ffOSTCCK n CO, ARTISTIC IA
DIES TAIlDRA 207 NORTH FIFTH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

100 Acres 81 LanA. with Four.Rseu
house. barn. shed. corn house, etc,
Three miles OF railroad station, four
teen milaa nj Richmond, fer q, Hee-
3t00 cash, balance on terms CAS-
SELMAN 4 CO.. - North Eighth
street, Headquarters for Farm Bar
gains
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16
BARGAINS m FARMS.

e.
si1 East Main.
BARGAINS IN FARMS.
is4 Acres. WIN s-Rss. no~se a.a
Eoou barn; about elgnty acres clear
ed; seventy-nvo acres an pasture,
fenced: lies nicely about four miles
west OF the Country Club, Only
St.eeo. on easy terms.
- Acres Niee-Lytng Laaa. All Fenced
and cross-fenced with old colonial
home Of eigh or nine rooma: one
half mile of railroad, two and . half
miles OF courthouse. and about four
and half miles Of electric line. VIII
sell for $c.boe: one-half cash; one
half on time. This property Will en-
nance 50 per cent. In value within
the next year or two.
100 Acres 81 Lad. with rpvr.Rseu,
house. barn, shed. corn ouse, etc,
Three miles OF railroad station, four
teen milAa nf Richmond, fer a, eee--
1909 cash, balance on terms. CAS-
SEI4MAN 4 CO.. - North Eighth
street, Headquarters for Farm Bar
very Attraeasvs Hs@s - Fs.s street,
near the PARK; always occupied by
rooms. bath. Eas. lAtrobe, nlce.y
pspered, and In fine condition. Price,
1850.
In Newport News, near shipys I'd
value. 5000; will trade for good
farm near Richmond or In Houth-
side Virginia.
Several vssy Attraetlve Cseuer Lsts Il.
your new home In Highland Park
this spring. sure to enhance. Buy
now and save some money,
several cAssss NessAw..t Cssa.-s
.esa ga With a. All Improvements at
have choice inside lots At right
hsnrss. Watch the place grow.
Only one New Hs~ss IL HigAlanA FasA
Tor sale. Fine one OF seven roomA
reception hall bath, electric lights
water ana sewer. lot 7oxlAe. Price
33.sS0: ON reasonabis tsrms. Nc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co
lso-Aess Hasav uala lalls Fsoa Ospse,
near RaohmsaAs s1s-Aale n cultfva-
Sf66. 0EfGnC6S IN 81 TIN 6ofS t6H00d
church. store ons-half .iie: ssvsn-
ssssy n ss-s: >, ps,e ss'ss ..Sss. A'''
~ aavs $500 Mssa, New Hsussa, Feps
20 ten roomA from two 70 dve ackes
49, siss Es sssi Main ssrs.s : sAos''
nes Nx4Aaa9e-xs H. psg4 Hafs ~
growIng NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
convenienoA. rsnttng tor s1.eee per
Annuun. viii ex6hxAxs 4or good
farm. For this and other choice pro-
petttes Tor eAle And exchAnGe, aA-
dIsss IxCMAN0E DEPT. sHAN.
y. W., Warrington. D. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

Eoou barn: about elxnty acres clear
ed. seventy-nvo acres an pasture,
fenced: lies nicely about four miies
west OF the Country Club, Only
st.ee0, on easy terms.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

- Acres Niee-Lytng LAaa. All Feneed
and cross-fenced with old colonial
home Of etgh or nine rooms: one
half mile of railroad, two and q halt
miles OF courthouse. and about four
and half miles Of electric line. VIII
sell for $c.6oe: one-half cash; one
half on time. This property Will en-
the next year or two
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

,ns a Ia ,east COZ. shcns MsSss. 3
1431. MRS. A. !. PYLE. SIS North
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

LOAvEk or BREAD ne. NELLY
ROLLS loo POUND. RASlN CAKES
POUNDS FOR CSC DRINKARD'S.
423ls NORTH SIXTH STREET.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

ONE M0NENT.
II Your 0roeoe Has Ne Tayi0r Fork
Roll, phone r. A. HElNDL 4 CO..
distributor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

we.seA-eswis9l wAsss wesn a., -
sasiidssn's 7eiethse .. spseiat* ~
Bsvee.y street Madison %743.L
a RenneA EtAeriy Lady Weala Leak
After AutLS ..an<. -&uutsSs
irgtntAh.
" Aoa x0o Aso ~ An1 Neo4 . sAosoAp
eAll an Undergraduate OF cAxetakes.
Madison 11k- e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

- H9ae.eSo 60S11S1 zveaaA nartss
Asights: ssvsa rcoms; sls per month.
rOsaeesaon - once.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-16

NstAaag Dettss fss nssa<ang ueAs THAI
Nv. J. t. Dry Mash Food. w. J.
Todds Sons. 4SS n. sixth street. Rich
mond Va.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-15

above all that is called God. And
the pope of Rome ful1ills this
Revelation. He exalts himself
above all that is called God. when
he says to the sinner. Il alb.
solve thee from thy SINS, saying
that he does it in The place of
God; does what Christ would do
if he was on earth. With this
fact before US we can plainly see
who Paul was speaking Of. when
he spoke OF the man Of sin.
Now this mans work is not
done yet. Not all what he is tG
do before CHI list comes the Sec
ond time. But believing as we
do, that VIC have given our read
ers enough to convince them Of
tho>e truths, we shall conclude
our remarks with the truth as it
is given in Goo s Eoly Word IA
order that we may form q cor
rect idea OF Christ S Secord com.
ing. The first thing that we
shall draw the readers mind to
is the fact, that tie heavens
must receive Christ until the
times of the restitution Of all
things. And this restitution
must begin with the church.
Because john the Rcveator
said that4he Church had left It's
first love. And Paul said there
, should bc a falling away. And
Matthew said the owe of many
should wax cold. Paul said to
Timothy that they would have a
form Of Godliness but denying
the power.
a restitution means 10 the
church, a resurrection from this
down fallen state back to its first
love. Therefore Christ said thru
Paul, please read.
And so all Israel shall be
saved; as it is written Tle"r shat.
come out OF Sion tie Deiverer
and shall turn awawunyGdlinpss
from Jacob
For this is my covenant unto
them, when ] shall take away
their SINS Rom, | " -
To be continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-15

me from Christ. Ana Christ So "a
that be would Go greater works,
than Christ done himself when
he was here on earth. Those
" Orks are to be dOre in, ;hn
times of the restitution Of ali
things. Add in this time the
same character is spoken Of in
this manner.
"eBehold l will send you Eli
jah the prophet before the com
ing of the great and dreadful day
Of the Lord:
And he Shall turn the heart of
the fathers to the children and
the heart of the children to their
fathers lest | come and smite the
earth. with a CURSE Nal I l-b
This work must be done before
Christ comes the Second time.
Yes but some will say that Maa-
Chi was speaking of john the
Baptist. But John decided this
matter Of thought in this man
ner, please read:
Ard this is the record Of John
when the Jews sent priests and
Levites from Jerusalem to ask
him, Who art thou:
And he confessed, and denied
not: but confessed, am not the
Christ,
Ard they asked him what then
Art thou Elias? And he saith. |
am not. Art thou Tat prophet?
! And he answered, No,
(St, john /. 10 ~ 2l)
John said himself that he. vas
not Elias. So this settles thus
point. So the readers will see
that there must come q man who
will bring about a restitution,
who will turn the hearts of ,he
fathers to the children, AMI the
hearts Of the children to the faith.
ers; lest Christ comes and
smites the earth with a curse
The fathers in this prophecy
would DE the Jews, The children
the Centilcs. Those scriptures
, teach us OF the one Ct aracter who
we have spoken Of: That is the
prophet. The other one is The
, man of sin, who eXalteth himsel
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-15

Seeing then that all these
things shall be dissolved what
manner of persons ought we to
be in all holy conversatio II and
godliness.
Looking for and hasting unto
the coming of the day of God,
wherein the heavens Icing on
fire shall be dissolved and the
clements shall melt with fervent
hea,?
Nevertheless We, according to
his promise, look for new heaven
at d a new earth, wherein dwell.
]eth righteousness.
Wherefore, beloved. seeing
that We look for such things, be
diligent that We may te found of
him IL Pc c., without pit. and
blameless,
! And acc 3unt that the hn!snF-
fering of oar Lord is salvation
even as our beloved brother P.ui
also according \ to- the wisdom
given unto him hath written IN.
to you;
As also in all lis eHistlcs
spclkiuy in them of these things
in which arc some things hare
to be understood which the,
that ATE unlearned and unstable
wrest, as they do also the othcl
S scriptures, unto their own dies
jructioa.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-15

Go to now, ye rich men, weep
and howl for your miseries that
shall come upon you.
Your riches are corrupted, and
your garments are motheaten.
Your gold and silver is canker-
ed and the rust of them shall be
a witness against you, and shall
cat your flesh as it were fire.
1e have hcapcd treasure :ogeth.
er for the las. days.
Beh I'D, the hire of the labour-
ers who have reared Gown your
fields, which is of you kept back
by fraud, crieth; and the cries of
them which have reaped a.e en-
tered into the ears of the l.. I'd of
Sabbath. Ye have lived in plea
sure Or the earth. and been wan
ton; We have nourished your
hearts, as in a day of slaughter.
! Ie have c ,ndemned and killed
the just; and he doth rot resist
you. BE patient therefore,
brethren unto the coming.of the
Lord. Behold the husbandman
j Walteth fol the precious fruit
of the earth, and hath long pat
ieIce for it, until he receive the
early and latter rain. Be We
also patient; stablish your hearts
for the coming of the Lord draw
, eth nigh" James 81 to $.
When This time comes, this word
says to the rich, weep and howl,
for Your mi series shall come
upon you, for the cries of the
laborer are going up into the
ears of the Lord Of sabaotb. And
the answer will come back like a
might thunder; and the voice
| will be heard go to now We rich
men, weep and howl for YOUR
miseries has come upon you.
your gold and silver are can ker-
cd etc. For the day has come
that shall burn as an oven and all
the proud, ard all that has done
Nickedly shall be burned up.
--For tic times Of the-restitution
has come, when all things must
be restored, which has beer
spoken of by all the Holy Prop
hets, since the world began
For Peter also has said.
THE Lord is not.slack concern
' ing his promise as some mer
cunt slackness but is longsuf
ferin;g to US ward not willing
that any should perish but tina
all should come 10 repentance
But the day of the Lo I'd wi
come asa thief in the night in tn
which the heavens shall pas
away with a great noise and th
= elements shall melt with ferven
heat the earth also and tt,
!" works that arc therein shall b
burned up.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1912-02-15

Christ comes the, second time:
by some one, who Christ will
homer to give power over the
nations, and to give to him as
he himself had received Of the
father, and gives to him the
morning star. So dear readers
do not let any man deceive you
by any means. for the 2nd con-
ing of Christ will not come until
there is a falling away first. And
that fall re away has oecn re
stored Please read.
Nevertheless | have some.
what against thee, because thou
hast left thy first love.
Remember therefore from
whence thou art fallen and repent
and do the first works: or else |
will come unto thee quickly and
will remove thy candlestick out
of his place except thou repent,
Rev. , -
The first works must be done,
by some one before Christ will
come the second time. And the
man of sin hast to be revealed
the son Of perdition, who oppos-
eth and cxalteth himself above
| all that is called God. Now we
have before us two characters,
spoken Of. Paul spf AXIS of the
man of sin, john speaks of the
man who Christ will give power
over the nations. And about
this man who John speaks of is
again spoken of in this manner.
For Moses truly said unto
the fathers, A prophet shall the
Lord your God raise up unto you
OF your brethren, like unto me;
him shall We hear in all things
whatsoever he shall say unto you
And it shall come to pass that
every soul. which will not hear
that prophet. shall be destroyed
from among the people.
Yea, and all the prophets
from Samuel and those that fol-
low after as many as have
spoken have likewise foretold OF
these days. (Acts, 3, - % 2D
We learn fror, this scripture
that every soul that will not hea.
this prophet shall be destroyed
from among the people. In tn
} scripture, quoted in hev. 2--e7
, 1t says that they shall be broker
to shivers. Now all these thing
spoken Of go to make up tn
great and notable day of tn
Z Lord. Aud in Acts we find thu
t all tie prophets have foretold
5 those days. BIT it is n true fs'
o that no one who undertake
teach any thing on Christ's S
cond coming, they never Sd
or refer to those scriptures tia
. tell of the great and notable da
S of the Lord. In other WORD
wherever, the prophet is spoke
, Of; they will claim that it
speaking Of Christ, when mar
> times it is Christ himself spea1
d ing to the character like this.
e Him that overcometh will
make a pillar in the temple I
9 my God, and he shall 90 no MOI
OUT and I will write upon hi
the name of my God, and II
name of the city of 4,
God which is new Jerusalem
which cometh down out (
Z heaven from my God and | vi
a write upon him my Lew ram
:. Rev 3l2'
Ell Her sou can rot help but sc
II Christ is ia king 10 some one IT,;
4 he is going to write the name
his God on, and the city Of h
God, and ESQ his own new Tam
y This then confirm, cur stat
e ment it is true, that the 81
V eral belief is that Christ vii,
J, all this work hi self. But CHI, i
said again.
= "Nerilv. verify, I say unto Y
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Ae know these things before, be-
ware lest We alsn, being led away
with the error of the wicked, fall
from your own Steadfastness.'
, Peter 80 to II.
Now Peter tells US that God is
not slack concerning his promis-
eS, as some men count slack.
ness. His waiting is his will
ingness for all to be saved. But
the day must come when
CIV. ~ thing impure shall be dis.
troyed ard burned up. But &C
cording TO his Dromis there
must be a new heaven and a
Few e; rth ard the righteous
shall inherit the earth and dwell
therein. Then when all these
things comes to pass then
Christ will come again. Aud
! in order to prove our position,
we shall! quote you the following
scripture.
Behold the eyes of the Lord
God are upon the sinful kingdom
and | will destroy it from off the
face of the earth; saving that l
will not utterly destroy the
house of Jacob, saith the LORD
For, 10, | wi command, and |
will sift the houseof Israel
among all nations like as corn is
sifted in sieve, yet shall not the
least grain fall upon the earth
! All sinners of my people shall
die Ivy the sword which say, The
evil shall not overtake nor pre-
vent us.
'[n that day will | raise up
the tabernacle of David that is
fallen and close up the breanches
thereof; and | will raise up his
. ruins and | will build it as in the
days of old; Amos. 0-S 9 10.l1'
We learn by this proDhesy
, that the sinful kingdom will
have to be destroyed from of
the face of the earth, and all the
sinners of his people will have t.
= die by the edge of the sword, tina
say the evil day shall not come o
prevent before Christ will com
= the second time: and this mus
j.. be after the sinful kingdom i
Il de stroyed, and all the proud ar
y burned up. Then Christ will re
':turn ard build up the tabern&cl
4iof David which is fallen CoWr
q and build up the ruins thereof a
g in the days of old Please read
And to this agree the word
e of the prophets; as It is writer
~, Ate. this | will return, an
= will build again the tabernacl
of David, which is fallen dowl
and l will build again the ruin
thereof, and | will set it up.
Acts 13-1o-16.
q There is no mistake abOu
It Christ's md coming, He is sur
to come. But there must be
= restitution of all things frs
r which Is spoken of by all til
|. Hyly Prophets. Before Hc vi
come. Those thing Drnphesle
q of as above quoted, with man
W more, which We have not ye
IF quoted are not come. The'
Il must be a great work Gone b
sore one in advance Of his con
f. ing, Please read.
IN A,,1 Ia +l,ot ovaroc,pnfb .,r
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-21

= 4%,~ >
ODDS AND ENDS
= = y + x y
Yesterdays results:
American League-Boston 2,
Chicago 0; Cleveland 6, New
York 3; Washington 5, St. Louis
4; Detroit Philadelphia, no game,
postponed "on account of Ty
Cobb"
National League = Chicago
Brooklyn, rain; Pittsburg Is,
Boston 4; St. Louis 3, Philadel-
.phia 0; New York 3, Cincinnati o.
The Sox dropped their second
game of a ecord-breaking east
ern trip yesterday, Joe Wood
battling the Differs with his mys-
ticsassortment. of dark shoots and
peanut, twists. Ed Walsh also
displayed some choice goods, but
with no hitting behind him.
couldn't win. The loss of a game
now and then won't hurt the
boys. 1t will remind them that
the pennant chase is not process
sion.
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After praising the work of the
pitchers there is nothing more in
the game worthy of comment.
The grapeviners hogged all the
limelight.
Xxx
Put all the money you have
in the old tomato can in the
hack ward on the Sly to win
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the worlds championship Sc
rles, yesterday declared that
about two-thirds of the Hose
band were going away above
their speed, and were due for a
big drop. We said Hugh an
nually picked the winner. He
always picks one, but it never
cashes. Hugh is about as i'm
portant and effective when it
comes to picking as a contest
ed delegate.
Because it is absolutely essen
tial in we'll conducted sporting
page to mention the name of
Packey Mcfarland at least once,
we do so.
The Tigers would have won
their strike in walk if they
could have gotten the peanut, hot
dog and pop sellers to quit in
sympathy. Many a man got the
of a fine case of indiges-
ton at a ball game.
4 < <
Desperate over the Ineffective
ness of most of his pitchers,
Chance is going to pit young Ma
a southpaw, against Brook
yn this afternoon. Rucker is
slated to face the Cubs. Maroney
e
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Put all the money you have
in the old tomato can in the
back yard on the Sox to win
the pennant. Hugh Fullerton,
who, with the aid of eight type
writers, the family tree of all
the players, and taking into
consideration whether the
moon will be at the full or not,
annually picks the winner of