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Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Ser MISUNDERSTANDING @e-
burtstag 6rieOrids beg @roBen, Der
am "a. Sanuar 1912 0as 2i1t ser
@elt erblifte, 1T in 8reuBen uno
5rmal in Berlin groBartig gefeieri
moroen. Die @ofoper bra6te arti
beionoeren 8efebI oes &aiiers Elm
6eitipieI, pel6es Die 8ablreiden Stub
mestaten 6rieori9s oes @roBen ber-
berrli6te. Sn Yotsoam fano cine
groBe MiIit6rfeier ltatt, al mel9er
i1mtli6e Hrin5en befoblen nnreu
uno beute miro in allen S9ulen Der
Monar1ie in 8erbinoung nit Der
@eburstagsfeier 0es Gailers eine
6rieori6 : Seier b~eranItaltet.
Sci oieier miro als @el1ent .oes
&aiiers cine bolfstiimIi6e @eoenf-
idrift perteilt, nel9e unter Dem
gitel o@ns Dem 9eben Sriebri6s oes
@roBen o%enfpiirOige @orte oes &o-
nigs nit fur5er @r56bIung leiner Sa-
ten" bon benz GENERALIZATION Der
Staatsar1ibe Hrof. Or. &oier ber-
faBt mor0en lit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
0as abfommeu uon 1909.

Snfolqe Der orr6aus nnTdereH
unO mbaltbaren 3uit1nOe, Die 5n
leugnen 5pedlos more, fonnte es an
@elegenbeiten fiir oie @usiibung
fron3oiiiden @influHes nidt lange
fehlen. Sn Der Eat folgten aud bolo
Die 8elebung BON lli0a unO oas
9ombarOement unO Die @innahme
Don @aIablanco. glaes oieies bate
nun bermieoen mer0en fonnen, rDenr
0euti6lano geneigt geDeien mare,
Die Sronuug in Maroffo pieoer ber-
5uitelen ut1o 5rnd6it, mas rttoers
meiolid getpeien pdre, nit 0er
Madten, iDel6e einem iol9en gor,
ge6en 0euti6lanOS fein0lt9 geitnnt
iuoren, arieg gu fiibren. Ser Sang
0er @reigniiie lit INNER itdrfer, ols
.od 10 iorgidltig 81 8opier gebrodl=
t. Wertragsbeitimmungen, nno man
foi:ata bon Ser @lgeciras atte nift
ertue yirgL ooB tie an Der Satlohe, Dob
W2aroilo uno feline @iumobner nidt
lauger 1T li6 ielbit ole Stdrfe beia-
Ben ibr 4aao 81 reorganifterelL ct
mas dnoerlI piiroe. @inige @ntbu
fioiten alal bieL ooB @tulep Safio
ilnItan0e Ient .Diiroe, oieie 9lufgobe
5u bepdltigeir, nber iie mltBten bolO
einieben, OaB II iroB ieiner itoats-
mdnniIhen @abss mo @ei6idli6feit
nidt Sic M2a6t 1B, %9enOerungen
obne frem0e Sill, erbei8ufiibren.
Sir Die 6eutI6e q~egiernng gab es
oo6er MIR einen q / Die Oeuti6en
fommer5ieQen -eien in Wtarof=
fc IL fhlseH e.anli9 inOem es iid
.Sranfsei6s Saub fir Oiele Suffered
len iiderte. 9ieies &eiuItat Duroe
ourd 6as Mearotfo : abfommen pom
9. Tebruar 1909 e~r3ielt, mel6es aus
0riidli6 altf Die 4lgeciras : Ifte ais
ieine @runolage binpies. Augen-
iheinli6 fonnte Ser 3ned Oieies ab-
fommens MIR oorin beIteben, 6ranf4
reids 8ororingen in Maroffo 10 Ian.
qe ais m0gli9 binaus3n5ieben; ID
0aB oeuti9e 8aufleute, 6armer uni
6abrifanten %einitneilen unter eber
0ieiem, our6 @ertrag ga%rantierten
franaofii6em S6ube imitanoe mo-
rem, ibre S~ntereien in MaaroffO il
einem iolben @rooe 81 befelttgen
oaB ein fron5oiiibes &roteftorot It,
niht Derni1ten fonnte. 9iemanl
ser sic &erbGltniiie in Maroffo fam
tie, pie Iie pirfli9 maren, uno ni6t
mie man iie mobl miini6en mo6te
fonnte alt6 MIR ben geringiten 3wei
fel oarun begen, ooB elm fran5oiii6e.
8roteftorat i'm 2aufe Der Set err
ridtet peroen muBte.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
5ranfrci6s srO6er Seller.

9ies tDirOe man ols BEN natiirli-
den Sang Ser @refgniiie nngeieben
babelt, bette oie Sade nibt ploBli6
Elm anoeres Musieben befommen als
SEER Gi6on OoS fran8oiH6e Winifte-
rirm Ser AuspGrtigen 4ngelegenbei-
ten nieoerlegte uno our6 Serrn
@ruppi eriebt Dur0e. 4ni9eineno
mQdten Acknowledgements, Die Oas
Neifen Ser maroffaniihen Sruht
niht abmarten fonlten iib Oieien
@edieI 3a giube, Inn Die @intpiai-
gurq oes neuen N}iniiters Der A1s-
mdrtigen angeIegenbeiten 81 Der Or
petition nod Se5 81 %erlangen. 9ie
oorqeblihe @efabr Der militdriihen
Wfilfion uno Ser el1ropdii6en Solo
ME infolqe Der &ebeaion BON Stdm-
men in Ser gla9baridaft BON Sea-
qab einen mtafommenen BortDa1o.
Gbqleih es bieB, Dab Die Wfilitdr=
potter iobalD als mogli6 na6 Der
&iiite 5uriidge5ogen meroen Diiroen,
laq eS auf Der Sano, OaB Der gr0Be-
re 8eil oes 9onoes, gleid Der Hro=
pilt5 Shania, bal0 inter ofrefter
&ontroGe Ser fran5oiii6en Ngenten
nno MilitGrbeboroen lteben Diiroe.
8dbreno oieier gnll8eu 3eit bat
ten offi3iole oeltti6e 3eitungen FORT
mGbreno mieoerbolt, Dob nod ben in
0euti6lanO eingetroffenen Wittei-
luilqen sic guropGer IN Sea I6er=
ballpt nibt in @efabr naren. Nls
0ieie 8infe ii9 ais pirfrngslos err
mieien, ribtete oie ng~eor0oeuti6e SIN
qemeine~ am 30. g(pril 1911 cine
neue @urpung an 6ranfreid, bic
nidt miBperltanoen meroen fonnte;
es bieB oarin, OaB Elm Sultan, Der
nit Sranfrei9S @ilfe regiere, nidt
mebr ben Iouperdnen Sultan Oar=
IteQe, pie er ourch Die 9llgeeiras : @f=
tie oefiniert wuroe, uno oaB Deutid-
lano 0a6er bere9tigt fem miiroe, amf
feline friibere Slftionsfreibeit 5uriid-
5ugreifen. 9iele @arnung blieb nm
beahtet.
9as Gridcinen Oes nYant6ers".
Die @reigniiie nabmen ibren Sang
uno es mar balo flor, BOB Der Sioen
BON Mfaroffo ebenfaas in Die DaA-
Ienoe IaItlpfigfeit bineinge8ogen wer=
ben miiroe. Sn oieiem Sale mobte
Die Giherbeit Der bort lebenoen GU
roo6er, oorunter niele 8eutibe in
Der Eat gefGbr0et iein, Oa es I'M Sit
BEN meoer fran5oiiide Sruppen nod
iolhe 0eS Sultans, auf Die irge1N
fpelher 8erlaB mar, CAB. Sn ie0em
Safe fiirdteten mebrere oeutlhe Sir
men, oaB ibre Sntere1en uno ibre
9eamten in @efabr ieien, uno erlud-
ten i'm Monat SUM Die oeutide &e
qierung INN S9uB. Snfolgeoeien
murOe ser oeuti1e Greu5er gSan-
tber" nod Agaoir geianot.
Die uGbreno oieier Gage eriHiene-
men franS0fiI6en 8eitungen beueiien
oaB Oie 0ffentlide Metnung in Srant-
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Ole i~nternationale

Ole internationale 0piltm-
&onferen8 bradte am 0ienstag i'm
@aag ibre SiBungen gum lbl6lliB.
9aS &rotofou iiber ben 0piumbanOel
mitr0e unter8ei9net, mo Die &onfe=
ren5 enoete nit &eoen gum 2obe oes
8orlibenoen, 8ii6ofs CHARLES $.
8rent. sic mar ieit Dem 1. 0e8em=
Der in SiBung eepeien uno bat MaB-
regeln gegen ben @ebrau6 BON O.
plum in allen ieinen 5ormen unter
@rmagung gebabt. 3molf 2GnOer
paren oarin p~ertreten: Ser. Staaten,
@roBbritannien, China, Sranfrei9,
DeutiAIano, Stalien Sapan, Beriien
8ortugal N~ieoerlanoe, &uBlanO unO
Siam.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

e57Gos &eItourant BON MnSreos
@ieBmnnn, an Ser ode Der 8. unb
$ 5troBe q. @., lit BORT melt lumber
uegen ieiner gut gebaItenen @etrGn-
fc (Seuri9's Mdr0en) uno 6es gu
ten 2undes, ben es bort giebt, oufs
uortbeilbofteIte befnnnt. Der @irtb
lit elm gaper unO MitgIieO Oesn Deut-
ihen Rrieserbunoes".
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Gen ~neueroings mieoer aufge-
taud1ten @erii9ten, ooB bei Dem belt=
tigen @eburtstagsfeit oeS oeltti6en
4aiiers oie Gerlobung Der ein5igen
So6ter oes &~oiierpaares NIT Dem
@r6groBber8og 9looIf 6rieOri6 bon
Wiedlen6urg StreliB DerOe befannt
qeqeben peroer, tritt Die balbamtli6e
ggSorooeuti9e @Ggemeine 3eitung"
nit ser gemerfitng entgegen, OaB al-
le oerartigen MeIOungen ieoer
@runolage entbebrten.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
Ser Oeuti6e Staatsietretdr

Ser Oeutide Staotsietretdr
oes qeuBern SEER BON &ioerlen-
@ddter traf am Samstag III &om
Elm unO bate lofort cine LANCE unO
ber8libe unterreOung nit Dem tall
eniiden MiniIter oes gleuBern Ntar-
aus 81 San @uiliano, in oeren Ser
lalf Die 8e3iebungeH Stoliens 81
3euti6lano 5u gegenieitiger 3ufrie-
oenbeit beipro9en Uuroen. SroB-
Dem bleibt Die Satia6e beiteben, ooB
bic Steaung Staliens i'm Dreibunoe
enc iebr unii6ere tit.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
SIN W3ontaa fpnr0e Der qeriht.

= Mm Wfontag mur0e Der gerlHfs
lihe gefebl 3ur @~oaitredung Oes il
Der SEN &eb. Clarence g. &. &i6e-
ion megen @rmoroung BON ADis Gin
nell oerbGngten SooesurteiIs in Der
nit Dem 10. N1ai s. S. beginnenoen
@o6e ausgefertigt, un0 Dem @ou-
Derneus SOB, Dem 3udtbausperDal-
ter g. &. Bridges uno Dem Sbertff
Sobn Quinn BON Suffolf Gountp 3u-
geIteat. Die 8olftredung muroe in
@emGBbeit 0es Dor IA Eagen bonn
9fibter George 81. Sanoerlon in Der
6ieiigen Superior Court publi5ier-
ten Strafurteils a%ngeoronet.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

- gmtlid iDurOe am Dienstag i'm
Sooq beIt6tigt, OaB Die Soffnung
SoaanOs auf Samilien8uiDaGs I'M
&6niqs6alls unO pielleiht OaS @r-
lheinen zines mdnnliden Sbroner-
ben aunidte %geipor0en limo.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Der oeutide 9ronprir3 Mil.
helm uno &ronprin8eiiin @dctlle
mer0en li6 I'M nd6lten Wfonat auI
mebrere @o6en in Die S9Dei5 be-
ge6en.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Gbantomen na63uiagen, unO MIR Elm
3teI al erreiden Deriudte, oas gu err
reihen inn 9ereihe Der DtOglidfeit
lag.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27
eteae aeim@t

bel seIerntem MaIhinsnlHleHsr. OFerten I'M
ter II L an Das vNalbinetrn SOurnnl".
@enn Sbr @runcsisentbum Enufen utsr
ptrFaufen wolt, Dbsr wenn Sbr Wele leiben
uber ausIstben pOat, Ober Guer 9aus uermte'
iten pOat, tOmmt gu mir, i'd fam Ga& Set
iparen.
Wntpm uellkE
@runbei9enibumsaoent
Gept. 80, 8 mo. 1907 IA. Gry 2. U.
Washington Journal., 1912-01-27

Entered as second class matter at the
post Office al Washington, d. G.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
bLUEFIELD GETS
DANVILLE CLUB
NtST VIRGINIA CITY ADMITTED
TO VIRGINIA Lf.NGt T.
CIRG.-Ir.

1rrvyr,4-ry trr-t,4-7t44.--,i ~ the
NIrc{Y1m Stat, League, it was deter
named last night ABOUT midnight that
tA.- l4-.,44 ills.-z RAND llist ii -fhe leagne
shoull h. transferred 10 blueheld, W.
Va.
shortly after noon the magnates
.-!.4Al LII il 1le1San hnlel.-and dis
cussed the situation Prs sident Boat
wfiEht sisted that DanNille had with
drawn. and thar Suuolh would not
uter the league with tae Western
cluns
Then the representatives FROM
1NnuhbUrg and Roanoke sot busy
with the wires. and after some talk
t Was sgr@"d by th4- ieaEue 10 ac-
eepi a proposition mat had been made
by r. j. Kelly of BlueteIa- lie
agreed ~ take the franchise. pay he
players 80 date. give bond OF $500
as a guaraute" OF good faith. and
give p guarantee Of $500 for the
series
lii The absence OF Mr. Kelly, who is
in Philadelphia. Mr. ~im Letz. man
azer 81 Il hotel IN Blueheld. had the
authority TO transact any business
which might arise Tais MAS con-
Quoted over the phone,
President Boatwrlght and President
Elliott. OF Roanoke were delegated
to 90 to Blueheld and have The papers
signed.
Whc games scheduled between
Portsmouth ana Dan' iie FOR the lat
ter city tho first three days Of this
week viii be transferred to Forts
mouth, and after that the schedule. So
far a. DanYille is concerned. viii be
transferred 10 HluefIeld
At the meeting yesterday We're rep
-feaeutatne4 of all the clubs In the
league. Including Elnore Helms Of
P0rtsmonth Denny Parkinson and
Ir Leigh, 81 Petersburg. Dr, Nc
Crcary. Of Norfolk. Abe ii6witz. OF
Newport News Charles I. Bland, OF
Portsmouth; Il. Il. Garrison. OF
i.ynchburs. and w Il. Bradley oil
Richmond,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
YANKEE ATHLETES
MAKE NEW Marks
ABE ktSIsT LOWERS HIS OWN
REt ORD FOR THE I.5o0
METRES.

hAaS-ftrrr- ~-
ono, av.tn Americans may Inc ,,road
y. 80 ssAs.s si,Nae : ss4a : ~ sss e2s
IN" Top 81 a I"relsn stan IN slgnlhaice
81 the athletic championship % t1r
world
the nation athlstes ~ the olyinple
trNout NJ the Harvard atadluni "a
afternoon showed that tneN WI sally
abroad once again WIN the sp7eo' me
skih ana the strength that ~ cach
previous mt citing OF the world best,
nave brought victory 10 the stars Hnu
STRIPES.
In iaet they are Speedlef, n'"i g
Skitui-th"se oi them seen NNie
Than any other team ~hieh mas car
rico Uncle sam coiors.
More new records must go 10 the
credit OF TINS fecoro~hfeakahe sea
son as the resGit oil TO-DAY $ cofhpea-
ton.
Abel kiNiat. the wondertul httle
rInner OF the rfsh-AmeTlcan =. ~
pulled down fnll second from MS
own great mark In the 1,eeo metres
covering the run In 3:53 10, ana then
going on for the mile record, ana
stepping that distance in S;l6 % q
tiny one-hfth second PACK OF Johh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
R. \. MEADE WINS
HON0RS At GOLF
TAKES SPRING CHAMPIONSHIP
AT HERMITAGE CLUB, 7 UP,
5 TO PLAY.

Il. IL AIeade established his claim u
the Championship Of tine Hermitage
Golf club by defeating ". II. Palmer,
!, tstf for ia play III the -FF aae' cham
t,ituship tournament Yesterday. Meade
was in magnificent form. Going oat
he made the medal score OF 81. which
has seldom been SURPASSED Oh The
Hermitage tlnh links
Meade's victory Was not unexpected,
ana although MIR, Palmer made gal
liant effort To hit the pace set by the
champion he gave II 81 II the TOUR
teenth hole,
The most interesting match OF the
dav was in th. class Il event, II. tt.
Rucl<er and h. +. Neale being the con
testants. They finished even UP ana
had Ia 60 an extra hole. This was
won by MIR. Rucker by clever put,
j. Il. Nelson took the class { cham.
pionship from e. W Jones, up .
TO play. ~
m the class 4 consultations. J. W
Atkinson. Jr defeated joel Perrin, :
nm Ia play ID. Il. Valentine wen
the class u event, np Ia play from
ID w, Burnett n. &. Cooper was
successful In the class c event. win
ninr from Or, A. Ii. cranz. ! up
The golf committee announces that
the mems handicap matches FOR the
June cup will be played June nth, ana
the ladies' handicap for the June cup
on June 13th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
ity JAY i4E.NtS.


the piHn proposed NJ the kieh-
moud Automobile club 10 put AN end
10 the speeding instances Is adopted
the agitatlos which developed during
the recent hot wa9e Wlll soon dissp
pear. The plan or the Automobile
club Is quite similar ~ that Proposed
by the Richmond board al po|}ce com
nissioners. as outlined by Commits
aioner w Douglas Gordon It is. in
effect To licenee the individual as
we'll as the car.
The present method is tp license the
car. once a license Sc granted and a
number is given. the gar is free To
travel through the State anybody may
drive H. In Richmond city ordi
nance provides that nobody under
sixteen wears may drive a car but
sometimes this provision Is o. eriook
I'D once ia a while, NOT very often.
buf once IN while. car can no
seen IN tiraCe uf Franklin Streets
i,ft,,,,-,-,i3hs lt-isnfe4Y along With 4
number or children aboard and some
times u girl, sometimes boy, who
certainly look under sixteen. al the
wheel It Is reminder Of the DAYS
when Dobbin. the old family horse
carried u load Of children on his
back about the place, but thar place
was not the city and old DobDin had
not the energy ct a siS-cNllnder car
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
standing If Clubs.

NEW YORK, Jun Rune Mar
guard pitched his twelfth straight
-.ziat4.4A- 49,. h. defeating
Cincinnati i 70 :. The record for
straight victories is held BY Jack
Cheshire. who pitched fourteen games
Without losing one For six innings
the biggest crowd that has attended
a bail garne in New York since the
worlds series LIST fall saw n remark
able duel between Mavauard and Gin
ciBuatTs Southpaw Benton, During
these innings but one scratch hit was
made by both teams-that being on"
of Benton by Doyle In the tirst In
nIng In NE seventh Benton weak
ened and Arthur Fletcher won the
game for the Giants after Chief Mey-
cts had been purposeiy passed and
Becker had been walked F'romme
relieved Benton in the eighth. Score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
kuBANE. BOUT Is OFF.
CHARLEY WHITE. BORT ON

NEW YORK. June s.-The pros
posed Ien-round bout between feather
weight champion, Johnny kilbane and
Johnny Dundee. which was scheduled
TO take place at the st. Nicholas A &
in this witty on June 18th, has fallen
through. kiIbane demanded $4,000
for ten rounds.
Charley White. the Chicago feather
Weight. who made his New York de-
nut ttrts week. WITT appear at INC ST
Nicholas club on June 18th. having
heen matched against xoung ,ShugrGe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

BACK NUMBER tuta.
Commissioners Gordon SAYS i is
back number idea He'says thai eN-
erN man who drives a ear should have
a license and that once a ear Is grant
,-t license number this fact Should
be taken as prima faeie evidence that
the owner is driving The car II ne
Is not driving the car he Will De very
well able to establish who drives the
ear in the event ~ the matter be-
ing disputed. SANS Mr.. Gordon
President Paimatory. of the kich-
mond Automobile clith. also declares
that all drivers OF cars should have
n license II Is quite n.ely, there
fore, that the officers Of the Richmond
Automobile club ana the board of
uolIce. commissioners viii be found
supporting An ordinance which calls
for the licensing 81 tn individual as
Well as the car
L-nder individual license rnle
the authorities will he able to deal
with those who wilfully violate the
speed regulations The offender will
have his license suspended for q
period in keeping with the ufferse
fiat fine Of $50 for any and all
offenses no longer win obtain. To the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
j. S. LEAGUERS
HAVE NEW LIFE
RICHMOND PLAYERS ARR PAID
AND WILL GO TO PITTS
Bt-RG TONIGHT.

Manager Newman. of the Zach.
mnnd United states Baseball club
viii leave With The members of his
team now IL e. hnond for PieaUrg.
On the S;2o oclae6 train, tonight
Il have wired T. Front ~ iaTe
and sevboId - joia as in Pltsburs
Newnham said last night PITCHER
f.othrop. VIII Uas reported 1e have
signed with l.yrr hhuTg STAYS with us
He. will go along With tina clph
All the PLAYERS have been paid and
the financial outlook Is most salts
factory.
After playing three games in PITTS
burg the teams Will return -fere for
three sames This viii hll out m"
week and give President Henderson
Of Tho league time to complete his ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09

Irflelder Adler was let Z" bH H34f.
ager Griffin yesterday II was belleV :
ed by the management that the inheid
could get along quite as wei with "
lie McComas, and hence the chanee'
McOleese. the catcher secured from the
United states league club. win be re
tained. and will go on the trip Win
the Richmond club to-day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
T oday In Baseball


June WI.
lSSI->The Buffalo Nationals defeat
"a BOSTON to. in t.ttFt,-'-r' IN
niugx. Jim Calvin pitching
against Grasshopprr jim,
Whitney. who held the BisonS
Ia .hree- hits. MOL another
thirteen inning Ia game was
.,layed in the National league
until nine seasons later
1883 Boston beat Detroit sos az
Boston.
pitcher John kirby Of In
dianapolis. gaee thirteen bases
on bah to Detroit players.
tSqo-Ffrst professional baseball
played in Montreal, the inter
national league team of that
.,ity defeating Toronto lilo
the Baltimore-C lineage Ma
tional league game the out
neiders caught twenty three f}
balls
tS94--In a game against futshnrs
BROOKLYN scored Ten runs nj
the first inning.
iS99- Eustace J. fDoc) Newton. or
The Indianapolis American
league CLUB. twlrled uo-hlt
game against milwaukee,.
1s0l--N Setback. of The New York
Giants. touched up Phliilps'
Rusie and McFadden, Ciscin-
natl pitchers. for six hits ttour
singles and two doubtless IN"
Giants got 81 hits for a totat
Of 40 bases and won 2a-lS.
igo5~-N addeil. Athletics. after win
ming ten straight. lost u Chi-
cago So in fourteen innings
1s10--The Giants rallied IN the hin.i'
inning OF the game with, -
Louis when the score WAS ~
against them and made hNe
runs off Pitcher Saliee,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
Sales of Eyeritt Cars.

The Shenandoah Motor company
reports the delivers Of these Everitt
cars. To w. l.. Kssteibers, 64S
Everitt; to G., p. L-iesfield. a 4-30 Ev-
eritt; 10 Amos NJ. Cover. 4-36 Ev-
eritt. Manager Phillips. who was the
victim of -at.t-iti~rt r~rertfS;, de-
clares that business is the best balm
for INJURIES.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-09
ST. Louis Gets Deciding Game.

TTITI.A IlF.I4ITfTN. JUNO N.--~~I.
Louis won the deciding game Of the
series with Philadelphia today 10
3 punching FIVE hits on Alexander.
Willis was hit hard and was yankcd
after The third. Geyer after a rather
had start. held the 0uakers safe.
although sallee had To be called ia
I'm the ninth Great tlelding by L..
Magee. Smith and knabe and tho bat
ting of Pas<ert featured an always
exciting game. The score;
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Ro,,on Win. in tYfst.

DETROIT June Works startA|
out very badly for Detroit today. IN
Boston collecting enough runs In e.
FIRST inning To assure them tbs 9skxz41
In only two Innings did Works h4#
his position hitiess. Wood WAS e.
ratio but never permitted more TIL
one hit in an inning. Bostona
rors figured largely in the only rnf
scored by the Detroits. Louden II
Wagner made sensational CATER
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american Association Games.

al Columhus MINNEAPOLIS. 2; Co
lumhus, 3
Al Toledo. ST. Paul. 8. Toledo T.
At Louisville karsas City, III;
louisville, O.
N rrdfsuapotis rrtrst gErrnT -yrft-
waukfe. 81 indianapolis. 4. tSe, ond
gans5, milwaukee,. a, Indianapolis >.
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ton Senators made it four straiSiat|
tfotti the White Sox today, arimNa
bunch winning, To I. Johnson. fer
the Senators. was master Of the stt-S
nation all the time. White had tEM3
bad inning, the second. when the
Washington lads batted around. GET
ting five runs on az many hits. To-
day victory was the ninth StraigHe5
for Washington, and not game Ia
been lost on their Western trip. Score 81
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InternatinnaI I6ngnc. Cannes.

First-Jersey City. 3: Providence.
First Montreal. 6: Toronto. 3.
Second--Montreal. 5; Toronto, /.
F'irst-Newark, :. Baltimore,
Second---Newark, 5: Baltimore, s.
First--Buffalo Is, Rochester. 5.
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CLEVELAND o., Jnhe S.--Wartau1l6
pitched tue bali today. allowing ht14
three hits but errors behind him iOXE
the game. Rainier allowed only Sfz
hits and VAS given faultless suppork@
Cleveland only run was s-ade Gu II
fimbles by Martin and Woiverron, am
two sacrifice hits, score:
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OLD DESCUN PHfftt'ff. HAS No
TERROR~ FOR VISITING
BaTSME<.
United States League Game
Chicago. /. Rittsburg. ).
plTTsBuRG. June

INEI Fs'tl IHHF " -
Deacon Philippe on the mound for
PitiSburg today the Chicago speed
bows dnwnsd diam by score OF
10 ) In the { nlted STATES IeaGae. Ger
tenrieh and Hutton starred At IN"
bar and were mainly Responsible 1"i
the visitors runs score.
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GIANTS GIVE REDS
ONE MORE BEATING
VANGUARD CELEBRATES HIS ETH
STRAIGHT VICTORY OF
THE SEASON.
CUBS MOVE Up ONE
DEFEAT DODGERS AGAIN WHILE
CARDINALS WHIP PHILLiEs
AND PIRATES DEFEAT
BOSTON BRAVES.
CUBS MOVE Up ONE
National LenRue Games.

New York. 6; Cincinnati. :.
Chicago. 10. Brooklyn. :.
Pitfxfure. y Boston,
II. Louis. Philadelphia. 5.
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DOUBLE-HEADER GOES
TO RICHMOND COLTS
Lynchburc Visitors Get Fierce Touncngs in Broadotreet
Park Home Team Winning First Game 9 to and Second
Game IA to 2-Nail Is Wild But Eflectve--\erbout on
Deck
EY HARRY TUCKER JR.

StrY" Grithns colts pranced away
from KeIly's ShoenaHcrs in both ends
ct t31Ae-header az Hroad-StreeL
psrk Yesterday afternpon. before the
usual Saturday crowd winning the
opening contest 10y iNc DECISIVE score
- to T. and NOT being satisfied With
hanmering ar. sections offerings Tor
total OF thirteen safe sWatS- eacn
local player gettlng hlt except Grar
The Coles went bach az the visitors
IN the second game aud gave them
Il worse WaliopiHe than they did IN
the opening game bN launching their
hits In the nth. seventh and eighth
innings. Nith tine assistance Of lively"
hits in these THREE innings pusheo
across thirteen runs and having al
ready scored one in he opening frame
made a total Of fourteen runs, eecute9
~ hile the best the ShornaKers coitd
ao was Ia score t%iro one ia III"
-, t-tfttt afttt again ttl tit. gistif.
First Game.
Tb,. FIRST game started off well for
the Colts, after Griffin Went on from
third Is afst. GRAZ was "teaRed tax
ing first went to second on Adler
single, scoring later Oh Bnrkes stu
gle to center
Jus, Ia mdhc things interesting ths
CoiTs added TWO more N1 the second