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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-04
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lb7bine Souie, Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-04

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-04

Ruor 9eisrne bsnUsnbsr zig til SOlt, Der
epsrtsreri globst sntsu Tor Of tsbe bos Dem
sHsr Tor al iaa CpIpsnina on bet auertsrsbs.
bebes De dltib omtaIs, Of Ee ioo Gpsrtisiss
rsntst estts gIob. Get oil pers til gen.
fbis yiptfs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-04

. 3ilfelbs Of rlrseslmasfebeb.r peb
RobtossIien bsbes man tlass til bet itsblist
goioris Stulbe bst lite biGlps. beb.s
man bsnpsnbe is til - Eonftsrsn"s
Ronfor.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-04

bar ieg lpit meo iprOeIes @lpoe,
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-06-04

Entered at Blair Postoffce as second
class matter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
IS NO CRIME
10 Law to Prohibit Persons From A.,
tempting suicide

oi'1e '.st-te crntrhneld yebterdav
'"a'l tnt charge ~ attetnptlrc
.'e.at asaihst Mrs Little Williams
oi o-7 North L!Ehtecnth Street. Thcrc
w IT,. r N!rsinla which prohibits
l-eten Nls. Williams swat
!vwea quantity az bi-chl3rIde of me-.
Monoty night while drDrcesoa
,r.'iIk oyer tac death q hcs h6s-
ra1'e iooA place several years
rE ll'. !lls was saved hy Dr. Il A.
hnllock ambulance. surgeon M.
NY Hosp!tal. She Necame Violent
,ai., f..aon'a 20 the hasp!ial and was
lHerc the charge 81 nttemutirs XIII
..Nt was MADE against ncr She had
W tated Tor 81 the city jail Hos
''tz. non she Was freed yesterday
"71'" MAKE nu attempt upon her HE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
WARRIORS
TO REPORT EARLY
Candidates for Football Team
Will Start to Work Mon
day Night.

Sheppard Crump, manager OF attn
ietics for the Richmond Light Infantry
Rlues. believes that an early start
n,eans half tho battle For this rea-
son he has issued q call for all foot
ban candidates to report at the armory
next Monday night at Sis o'clock
TO receive suits and to actually begin
practice. OF course the practice Will
be light at tho start. mostly indoors
in the gymnasium.
The date for reporting. while unusu-
ally enrly. was agreed upon largely
because Of the New England trip which
the battalion Will take. but primarily
because the nrst game IS to NC played
october 3.
There is wealth OF material In the
battalion. and lively scramble for
places on the eleven will follow.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
WARRENTON SHOW
ONE GRAND SUCCESS
Large Crowds, Good Weathlr and Classy En-
tries Combine to Give Pleasure for Those
In Attendance
In Attendance.

aFrenton' va August 2l-ldeal
weathcr conditions. recent rain
which nut tb, pro,nds Of tho .ssoci,.
''' 'e''e0' 'oi'U'''oN' ana d" III"
usn"!!S LARGE attendance. made the
hrst day " th, Wamcnton Horse
shows fourteenth annual cxhibition
,p.. IN, ,h ..,.. ,,.n,ta... ...., Kill.
'''''''' N"' 81
an open 'l performance ever seen
here From me opening hour the at
tendance was excess of ,,i.y nr.vious
gear + 'Nv H."i''s''"d WAS hiled "i'A
handsomely sowned women ana Well
dressed men. REPRESENTING many East
'rn cities. notably Washington. Balti-
more ana Richmond. ana the crowd
easily reached o.ouo after the luncheon
noun.
Tho events were without accident.
ana m, Judging was on tn. whole
considered .xceptional, fair AL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22

continued on Seventh paee.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22

and was placed third Mrs Potts. on
bracken Rose was not placed by tac
Judges, even though her exhibition was
u splendid ono Ashleigh Farms, or
Deiaplane. Va. won th- cup IN a spe-
ciai class for three-year- old half-bred
colts with High Ball Louis Lutas
Gienwood won the class OF local jump
ers, and the final class OF tile day tina,
OF woinvM's SADDLE horses. went TO +. L.
Evans soapcoa riddem IL iaultlcss
manner BY Miss Mabel Flynn. Miss
Clara swar,z on j. Bryce Bayleys
Bald Eagle. won the red rose,,e
Summarizes
Class l-Thoroughbred stall!ons-
Firsi, Association Heartianls stock
Farm zone entry
Glass 5-Helf-bfca brood mares. suit
able to breed Auuters-F FIRST. Orange.
j, L. Redmond second. Wick j RI Nc
cabe, Dr.. third. Ripple, Mitchell Har-
rison.
Class le-fieavy draft mares or geld.
!ngs-First. Bondlngham Hete, II. C.
Groome; second. Het Heartlands Stock
Farm third, Fanns. Walker & James
Class s-Gemefal utility yearlings-
one entry. won by "a. {. Groolne.
Class s-Iieavy draft mares and foals
-Irst. Gretchen Ii. c Grooms. sec
ond, SHADOW II G. GrooIne; third.
Macy. J. H. McCabe
Glass li-Poults la harness (cup Of
| fcrod by Wawenton Horse Show Asso-
l ciationJ-t'irst Bier Rabbit Thomas
! Turrbun Jri SECOND. corirnma. Mar
garct b. Keith tAlri. Hans, Mildred q
! Hinman.
Class lS-rairs In harness-i-irst.
Rowlcs Brothers seond Bowles Bro
TIERS
class 2s-Han,-r. four years old and
J Older First. Cnauc. j.. h. Debuits
second, 81 Winifre J. X Maddux
, third. irish Nora E.enheim Farms.
Class lg-Park iandems-I7irs, s.
quel and sequencs DR.. Gerald j.
! o'Bricn; second. B5vles Brothers en-.
try third. Ely stoakwell and mate, W
B Bullock.
class l5-Harness horses. nfteen
hands-First. Roya swell Bowlcs
Brothers. second. Mitchell Harrison
entry. third. Braok-n Rose. Mrs. Allen
Potts
Class 3s-Frec-for-al handicap
First. Algoma. Blenhelm Farms. second
security, Dr A. Randolph: third.
Aquilla, " f. Wilbur
Class &c. Combination harness and
saddle horses Frst Brackon Rose
Mrs Allen POTTS second Tamora "
g FLETCHER. thirl ord Golden. Her
man I'llman
class 81 Lsht weight hunters
FIRST AiSoma' llenholm farms. second
-lHil'' "a VI Spillman. third,
Aqullla, w s. Wilbur.
Class ~. Green saddle horsos-1,rst
Tamora w G Fletcher. second. Mont
rose Or \. G. Haud9lph third, Meadow
Breeze Heartlends stock farm.
Class % Sporting tandems-First.
David Gray and nate. Julian Morris,
2. y Russell Turning; second. team
owned by W Wilbur: third. Rich.
mond and Lord Claiming. Melvin G
Hazcn.
Glass ~. Roadsters-First bonnie
Bondsman' Wavosly farms. = A. RUS
sell driving socoud Dolly r. Rowlos
Bros third King Lancelo, Lloyd c.
Anderson.
Class ~ Special. three year Odds
FOR cup offered tv III c Groornc OF
Airlie farm Fist Hirh BAH Ash
lcish farms Second OK. W. Z. skinner.
tnird. Cocktail ASnleigh farm.
class 81 lpru iumpers-Firs,
Glcnwood. Leighton s,ablna socnrd
Miss May Is Mnd,nx mira port
william r. Wiih.r -
Class 20 Ladies saddle horses. Ftrst
Soupcon. r. l. evans Mas M.hIc
Flynn; n9cond Bald Eagle J. u.
ba'lcy, Miss Clare swartz: third. Mont
IIustleton up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
CHAMPS RETURN
TO WINNING FORM
Reverse Tables on Shipbuilders.
With Creiger Pitching
Shutout Ball.

Petersburg, Va. August 2i.-The
Champs came back in ponnant- winnin.-
form TINS afternoon and shut the ship.
ami pitched mastorly bah. oniy allow
Ing two baerrr and three singles.
gid not PASS "a PLAYER. and only twice
ald iHe Sniphuildcrs get man as far
BruciNniller. Tor the visitors. also
pitched good bali bu, i'm the NTH ana
NiiNih innings tho Champs buncnod
liates. Anthony and BuSch figured il,
I ne batting, while tine fielding of
'r,iscr Bates. Busch and Morrison
.,nd hafnvtts work at first was classy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
sTANDINC or rlIi1 CLuns.
isneclal 10 80 rln,.s.rl.snntch-1

Portsmouth, Va. August 2l.-In one
hour and twenty minutes the Colts
wrcs,ed tho nnal game % tho series
from tho Portsmouth Iirates at Bland
Park this afternoon. making clean
sweep Of the three games of the sor.es
The crowd was smail'r than that o.
yostcrlay. not more than 200 fans being
in attendance
Richmond played With snap ana
vim throushout. malsins many applaua-
able plays. while the Pirates PLACED
lcnmtlmned on SaHanth paenA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22

B0ltlmoro also won the blue ribbun
in the class Of lightweight hunters.
chiffon Glasscock on Marietta. owned
by Miss Anne Camden Spillman. was
placed second with ". + Wnbur's
Aqu!na third In tho green saddlors.
Tamorn. owned by " G. Fletcher was
placed over Or. y. c Randoiphs Mont
rose Meadow Breeze, owned ny r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
RUCKER SCORES SHUT OUT

Pittsburgh. Pa. August 2i-Brooklyn made
Il two out OF three by Gefenting the Pirates
/ TO this Afternoon in one OF tho fastest
games Of the season. lasting one hour ana
twenty minutes. RucHer was az his hest.
Adams niso pitched good game the visit
tors getting eight hits, three of them COM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22

NHp'lthti Na-. August 1t-A
rear END collision occurred here today
between Appomattoz and spout Spring
Mnen ine first section % fast freight
40 - was ram into by the second
cotton several cars were demol!anod.
nH' no. one was injured Trains were
.t'a.ea Ferai hours. The cause os
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
RED SOX BEATEN

Boston Mass Angus, 2.-The red soN
rreNea setback to-day from The c.eve-
'snd Nar' by the decisive score o. to
o. BFen started on for Boston. oli DE was
soon forced TO glyc WAY ;l Charley Hal
Both NJ tho REQ son twlricrs wore hii free
Banding thourh ait hard. pitched d.
I---L.. .l-.. --- L--nL.-nnl- s-n-n-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Flttsburg. o Brooklyn. !.
Cincinnati. Boston. :.
Chicago. ! Now York.
81. Louis Philadelphia. no game
scheduled
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
Boston
Totals 50 Z q y lotaIs 50 70 = n
.Battcd for Frii IN ;hifd
no fr.rtfr.

f-TITU % IUTIIfs- u
Cincinnati ........- ..--.o o 70 p o.
Boston ...-..--...... ..--..-0 % 80 o 2-1
summary Two base hits-PAclau. Mo
Lean sweeney sacrifice hits-Narsals.
Jackson t-l Titus. Pcrdue. stolen bases
Mitchell. pnelau. EEan 90, sweeney. Double
plays-Grani TO Esan TO iio5iizri. Jackson
10 King. Left on hases-clncnnar s. SQs-
ton. g. Struck out-By lumphTies ! by
Perdue. o. First base on balis-On Pe.due.
:. OF Humphries. 2. Hits-oM frll. {: OFT
Nuinphrlesi 6. Kit by niicacr-isy Fr!ii. =.
Wild pltch-Humphrics Time OF game. .td.
iflnrire Iasnn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
>,undius of the clubs.
Where 'rhcy play ro-nny.

Chicago at Now York
ST. Louis "a, Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washinstou
Cleveland at Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22

Chicago.


'I+atftl fUf 4-srelu IL eighth
sr4rs ty !nuiuss r.
Sew Hrrk .t.+.+-.-+. ....+....-c % q 1-l
.Chicleo ..l..-..... % o060a -
summary Tvo-basc h!s-sheckAra zim-
i.erHan. scarl;e, BecNer Dou1ie piAys-
/iulrf riuan 90 5uicr. TINKER TO Efers 20
Saicr Left or hases-Scw YORK. g, Chicago.
Hlts-9r Iesreap; IN Z !nnings F.-st
uas" on Aalls-Dn Richie. on TesrcaL 81
struck out !A lezreal. Wild uitcn--Ics-
irHn lifne o. game. !. 800 Jmlires h-Oln
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22

Norfolk.
core by innings

summary Two-base hit-Gastou.
Three base hii--Kneaves Sacrifice
hits Kircher C2l. stolen bases
Vance Bigbic CHM. Gordon Double
plays Newton. Shields to Holland.
Struck out-Gordon s. Ryan . Base
on halls-Ryan, g. Passed balls-Braun.
Time OF game. 1915 Umpire. Nc
Namara. Attendance. 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
stnndIns of the clubs.
Mhcrc rhcy rIny ro-Dny.

BROOKLYN at 81 Louis
Ncw York at pittsburg
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Boston at chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
7 Ak { ALL THREE
FIR 0 NJ PR ATE S
Just One Hour and Twenty Min
utcs Needed to Turn
Trick.
SMALL
CROWD PRESENT
But Colts Play With Snap, and
Harvey Busscy Is
Right
Virginia League

RESULTS YESTEI,D
richmond. 4; Portsmouth. 1.
Petersburg. =, Newport NcvS. o.
RonnoiSc, 3; NorfolIs. =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-22
CUBS HAND M'GRAW
UNKIND FAREWELL
Giants Start East With a Scant Four-and-O One
Halt-Game ad-Comedian Lew Richie
Is Responsible
Pittsburgh.

ING In ne third innirg and the Brool.iy-,
ae0,ye 'Gta. on.y s-n on long ny to deep
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
HAWTHORNE WHOLE
THING IN NINE
CORPORATIONS
Witness Testifies That Dunn.
my" Directors Carried Out
Will of Man Now On Trial
as Swindler.
my Leased Wire 20 Evening herald

(By Leased Wire 60 EVENING aerald
Sew York. Nov. william q.
Burns Of Boston, an incorporated of
corporations, resumed the witness
stand today az the trial or Julian
Hawthorne. Josiah Quincy and others
charged with using the mails to de-
fraud in promoting Canadian mining
stocks.
Burns, who WIS president, secretary
and treasurer Of the Tcmaga mi Cobalt
Mines company On Hawthorne con
GERM, In It's preliminary stages. said
Quincy furnished him with a draft
of the minutes of the meetings bcfons
the meetings occurred and thHt he
(liurnKJ carried uut with dummy
directors uf his selection the pro-
gram Indicated. The directors sole
duty. he admitted, was "a attend the
meetings ana put through the pro-
gram furnished aN quincy.
The witness said n" organized the
Elk LH,"-CohaIi Miuus cOmpHny ~
"a similar manner and he identified
m" minute books Of tho directors
meetings and explained In detail tho
entries. The annual meeting Of tho
company In Portland. Ne, on Innunfy y
~, lHli, was conducted bN him, hc
said, Similar methods were followed
In the Oi- uiZttiuu uf tho Montreal
JHm"S Mines 'nIupunN, hr said, but
he denied haN,nL 'uN,hing tu do with
the organization Of he .IaWthurnC
silver aud inu Mines.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
HEAD consul DENIES
ISSl' NNCh or ORul'I,

Lincoln, Nov. Head Consul n
" ralhut oi the Modern Wuodmrh
ul America this afternoon declared
IHlsc IN" report from Rock Island
sintlng that un order had been issued
N the executive council Suspcnding
IN" new rates ut the Woudmcn. MIR
Talbot said uu plan ul action win IL"
settled upuu uuIh the court decree ~
hlud next Friday.
II was reported ~ the head offices
that NJ SupCrsrdcas viii hr asked for
iu the cas-" huCHltsr that would place
the SuCirty in Il position ot lighting
the injunction granted IN the Sauga-
mon county court last week and
might bring complications worse than
the matter nov pending.
Several hundred certificates hav"
been rewritten tor old members under
lhr uCW plan Hud u large number Of
now members have hrru admitted un-
der tho new rates Just what erect
thu decision win have uu this work is
not N"t known. officials are. uru Ia
the belief that the TouSuuHhlunrss nf
the nov rutos win be- sustained IN the
higher courts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
MOBILIZATION DIE
In NISI'NnI,VSTNN NNDING

Paris, NOv. Tho French min
lister Of war issued q statement today
declaring that the report Of tho moo
illYttiuu or Tho French army uu the
eastern runiicr ana elsewhere Uts
utterly mtuuudrd,
The calling on of the rsccrNists In
the uvig Iburhupd uf NuuvN iS declare
ed tu have been due tu u msuud. r.
standing. According To- The Temps,
Tie hrigudior general Of rho district
received a irlonlm Cuucornlug a par
tlnl mobilization aud Whru II reached
him D." opened the secret Instructions
n his bureau relative at what 10 du
la oIsn of u general mobilization. lie
immediately acted upon these In the
district under hia jurisdiction. The
holla were runi In an villages aud the
rcscrNi'ts responded, hat WcrO latOr
ordered back g. their homes.
The brigade &C infantry in garrison
at lirltnrl indr, hrld - practice mob
ill2Ili0u ns II .ncs every year 1T this
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-27
NAWNS FR
LABOR Leaders
ON TRIAL F(DR
OYNAM|TIHG
District Attorney Gives Notics
of Proceedings to Cancel
Bonds Where BondslpNn Are
Indemnified. I'D
CROss.ExAMINATION on y.
M'MANIGAL STILL on
my l~ascd wlrc u L!NCnlnE Hcralaa

my LEASED Wirc tO Evening Hcganaf
indianapolis, Nov, 81. - au9wsa-
tlons that Ortio =. McManigAl ~
boldly blowing up Jobs about th@
country wnH actually in tho employs
vi the detectives who followed HIN
we're set IN by tho defense at the
dynamite conspiracy" trial today.
Senator Kern for the defense flaAip
asked McManlgal whether he, while
country was actually in the employ
of the National hlrectors' Association.
an Organization whose open SHOP"
policy WAS being opposed BY .tlla
lronworkCrs' union. McManigAl de-
Med he was employed by any 0n@
nthcr than j. j. McNamara, or thA9
he acted as spy" In the FAnka %
Isn't ii fact that Just 0seoFt
your arrest you were lndlHsE8nk
whcthor YOU were arrested oE hotSN
asked senator Kern. ~ "a
II was indifferent. I exascted ~
be- arrested at any time. I chanEe6
my attitude after the people were
killed In tho Los Angeles Times ear
pluSiou." 'sTt. I,
"lInd you been in Communicates
WIN persons Interested IN your AEe
rest -" ~
~ had not. The ofTloinIs HT ehs
union had double-oruaaed me =. ~
Mcnamara had tried to kill me and
knew that after the Times explo-
sion we would bo caught. I told =
j. Mcnamara I guessed ia gee q
Joh from the National ErpotOrH as
Hoclatlon, He replied You do that
aud nee how long you'll laHt.'"t
McAianlgal told of various auarrola
hotwccn himself. Herbert n. Iioeigin
and the McNamarna. which he said
threatened to disrupt the 'sdynaEnits
gcther' each fOarihg betrayal BY tho
District Attorney Mi''sr horvSt. no.
tioc on twelve of the defandanta thin
1ftGrpooh that he. Waa aAsland ptholai
bonds had becn ihd6mnifled and that
81 this was true, he wQuigi aek the
court to set inside tho present bonAh
nnd ask for now ones.
Attorneys for tho defendants said
ihht Il now bonds were required they
wnhld he unable to procure them
nnd the defendants would have 10 BE-
tnken Into custody. Among those 30
affected are Frank NJ Ryan, pFani4
dent of tho Iron Workers union, ana
John 7. Butler, Vice prealdenl, each
OF whom II under u $4,000 bond.
Federal Judge Anderson said h0
would sustain tho district attorney if
Y wcrc shown the bonds wore in-
| dcmnlilcd. .
"Ir the bondsmon hnvc been Riyon
| security for tho bonds, tho bouda+
men then hnvo no interest whether
| the defendants appear or not. and In
/ fact, then the hOndsmen might Annp
their fingers 0t tho court" said Judge
| Anderson. tTe,
A ruling was expected iate today.