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to have a conference within a few days
but mo- formal arrangements had been
made.
Majority Leader Kern declared that
the business interests of the country
demand currency legislation and that
the Democrats were pledged to put II
on the statute books at the earliest
possible time.
Democrat ana 1spubucan Senators
agree In predicting that n Unforeseen
complications DO not arise the Currency
bill will be passed b. Christmas.
This Is on the basis OF silence and
presence" by the Democrats. leaving
most of the oratory to the Republicans.
The plan IL to have but two elaborate
speeches by Democratic Senators. In the
belief that the Republicans will talk
themselves out In the two weeks al
lowed for debate before Christmas.
Until the middle of next week the
Currency bill must give way when
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Ladies! Men! Here's the
quickest, surest dandruff
cure known.

Thin. brittle. coloricss and scraeey
hair is mute evidence Of q neglected
scalp; Of dsndruff---thst awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive TO
the hair as dandruff. Il robs the hair
Of its ,ustrc. its strength and its very
life; eventually producing . ieverish.
ness and itching Of the scslp. which
IL not rcmedicd causes the hair roots
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ever any Senator desires to discuss the
Hetch Hetchy project or the Alaskan
railroad plan. IL Is planned to allow
next Monday and Tuesday for the
Alaskan measure. After that II will
be dropped for the time being and
nothing whatever will be permitted to
interfere with continuous consideratio, d.
u the Currency bill.
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mt VENUS COPS
ON CHICAGO FORCE
Woman Weighing Over 1870 or
Under us Can Wear a
Police Star.

HICAGO. Dec. 2.-Fat policemen may
AL right. but fat police women will
be allowed. This Ii the dictum
bmulgated to-day when physical sx-
linations for the newly created Jobs Of
Ice women we're held. The tests
bught 800 applicants and . greater va
y OF women than the Police Depart,
mt thought existed. The rules require
ft police women shall BE- LIS to $50
Funds In wight. no less. no more.
slender girl Of ninety-eight pounds
bed Tor star. She couldn't get past
n test, however. and was followed by
generously proportioned woman who
Fs.vhad in at 21s pounds.
I " oa't DO" said Secretary Widdowson
: &c, cisi Service Commission. TOO
Ny"
!. n, test Of physical strength the
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Hughes Medal Tor DR., WeI1,

LONDON. Dec. The Royal Society
mas awarded the Hughes medal 10
DIR. Alexander Graham Hell Of Wash.
ineton for his Investigations into tschnl.
en-: electricity. The society elected sir
William Crookes President.
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RHEUMATIC PAIN
Rub 1t Right Out-Try This!

Rheumatism is pain only"
Not one case in fifty requires internal
treatment. Stop drusgins! Rub sooth-
ing. penetrating st. Jacobs OIL
directly into the sore, stiff joints and
muscles and relief comes instantly. "St.
Jacobs Oil" is a harmless rheumatism
cure which never disappoints and does
not blister.
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Timber up! Quit complaining! Get
. small trial bottle of old-time st.
Jacobs OIL" At any drug store and in
just a moment you'll be free from rheu-
matte pain, soreness and stiffness.
Don't suffer! Relief awaits you. "St.
Jacobs Oil" is just - good Tor scistica.
neuralgia. lumbaso. backache. sprains
and swellinRs.
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700 BUSINESS MEN
AS RESERVE POLICEMEN

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec Am appeal
Of team owners. who had signed the
union contract, asking that thoir en-
ployees be permitted to return TO work.
was voted down late to-day at q gem
eral meeting OF the Transfers ard
Chaufreurs' Union, which went on
strike last midnight. Thomas J. Farrell
General Organizer for the union, said
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UMBRELLAS
for Men and Women

AMERICAN TAFFETA a.
e6o-Made OF good material
with natural wood. plain o.
carved mission handle, silvoS
trimmed. with tasssl and cas-.
Chill D r EMS UNI.
BRELLAS, 800 to o1-Msds
OF fine union taffets or mn.
carried satin with fanw
handles.
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KNITTED WEAR

KNITTED WEAR
Chill DREN'S WOOL
SWEATER SETS, % and
S2.o6, consisting Of Sweater,
leggings and Cap. sizes 2 TO I
yean.
CHILD REN'S WOOL
SWEATERS. S6c to o1.60,
In White. Gray. Red or Brown,
with patch pockets, sizes ! to
4 yean.
CHILDREN'S WORSTED
LEGGINGS, SOC to q, with or
without feet in White, Red,
Gray or Brown. dies l. 2 sfrf
years.
BED SPREADS
White Crochet Spread. full
size and hemmed. ei.60 and
Si.76.
White Spread. scalloped and
cut corners, o2.26.
Satin finish Spread. full size.
e2.76.
Satin finish Spread, scalloped
and cut corners, SS.26.
Satin finish. full size with
plain hem. $50.
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BATH ROBES

BATH ROBES
BLANKET bath ROBES
at e1.e6-With turnover collar
and girdle ct the waist, In dark
and light colors.
BLANKET AND Elder
DOWN BATH ROBES -
t9:es and o9.eS-With collar,
cuffs and poeksts trimmed
with satin.
KIMONOS
FLANNELETTE AND
CREPE KIMONOS, Ell
Many In the Empire style,
also loose fitting models, soma
trimmed with satin. othsss
with banding Of figured crepe
IN light blus. pink. lavsndsr,
Copsnhassn and gay.
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women were required to life 35-pound
aumo oens and to show their agility BY
hopping across the floor.
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SILKS

~ 100 70 81 yard.
Lengths suitable for drsasss,
waists, lininsA etc.
B LACK CASHMERE
CREPES, ei.eo yard. :. 20
inches wide: rsgulss1y 81 yard.
BLACK MESSALlNE, TO
ya!d. 80 inches wide: regu-
lasly 81 yard.
HANDKERCHIEFS
for Men, Women and Children.
MEMS HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS, 76c boz
Is In box), In colored desiRns
and initials to match.
WOMEN'S HANDKER-
CHIEFS. $50 boz q In q box),
sheer quality. embroidered de-
WOMEN's EMBRoIp-
Erred HANDKERCHIEFS
b0c box; 6 assorted patterns In
. fancy box.
WOMEN'S FINE SHAM
ROCK HANDKERCHIEFS
TIC box: 8 assorted embroid-
cred designs in Q box.
WOMEN'S SHAMROCK
INITIAL HANDKERc
CHIEFS, SIC for 6, with colored
borders and elongated initials.
CHlLDREN'S HAND.
kERCHIEFS, 26c boz 5 in Q
box. such - Telephones,
Trunks. Trinklet and Fancy
Holiday Boxes,
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50 SHOES FOR WOMEN
Specially Priced at
$l.95

All new models In dress and walking Shoes In Patent
Leather Gun-Metal and Vici Kid lace and button with
kid or cloth tops-al sizes and widths.
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UNDERMUSLINS

UNDERGRADUATES
Rsssjsrb 0Ag
C0MDnlATl0No, YETrt
COATS AND Ni0HN
GOWNS. oee-esvss1l styleo
d eacA gam,aat and all Gla6oV.
staly tYfmmsd With laso a
sgnhroldagy and Hibbon.
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GAS AND ELECTRIC
TABLE LAMPS

At 01o--In Tie NV I'm,
iAhes OF ivory Or bonh bssas
and black; copiss Of Wy a.
pensivs lamps.
DINING ROOM DONES
o 0o.Se-All eesnpls4s. ready
10 hang.
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PETTICOATS

Regularly $3.50
.Ate1-Sateen with flannelette
lining. also jersey Tops with
sateen flounce and many other
styles in Heatherbloom and
Halcyon. with pleated or tail
Ored flounce.
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MEMS HATS
Regularly %
At 1l.26

DERBIES-In all the pre-
vailing styles; high or low
crown, narrow or wide brim--
all sizes.
SOFT HATS+In all this
seasons styles and col0ry.
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Store Opens at $50 and Closes at g

Christmas Service
rs but one Of the many phases of this GIMBEL
helpfulness in the swirl of the holiday season.
Its purpose is to expedite your Christmas gifts
AFTER you have bought them; and in the
Christmas Bureau, on the Third Floor, you can
have your parcels wrapped, addressed and for
warded-or held for later delivery Here there
is also everything else we could think of for your
convenience, from Wireless to Red Cross Seals.
Won't you please use its convenience fully?
Third door, Rear
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Tie Gtaot Cincinnati bat einen
ibrer beiten 8iirger perloren. Goun.
tp.9lnoitor ssreS gaoer iii nif)t mebr.
Sab uno uneruartet bat i'm geliern,
in Der gollfrait ieiner Sabre, am
@eibnaftstnae Der allbe5ipinger 5oo
abberufen nnb Die aunoe bon Dem
ableben Derrn guoer's miro in ben
peitciten areiien nit Der allfrid1tig.
iten Jrauer pernotnmen iperoen, oenn
Der 8ereiuiete 6eiaB in allen Shid).
ten Der geuolferllng, IN allen arei.
len Ser giirgeridlait sabGoie ,Sreunoe
linn gelrunoerer, oenen ole Aahrihi
Bon ieinem Iooe iuie Elm gliB aus
geitrem Simmel fommen ipiro.
Serr 8aocr itarb geltern Rahn1tt'
tag san5 ploelid) in Der Reiiben3 lei.
nes GIteiten ilno beiten sSreunoes.
oes befanntcn 1abafsb1nblers Serrn
ssnlius syrei, gto. SS Nulberrp Ctr.
bel Sem or 5uiammen nit Ieiner
StieiidgpeIter SRI. Sallie Relitcr
ben Wethnahtstag NIT '5errr'
sSreis Sd,fpager, Serrn Otto Grnli
Sdnio, Dem 1ireftor oes 3euti6e'l
3hecters, uno oeiieit @attin 5u3ur
bringen geoof1te. Seit ldneeren ssoh'
ren mar Scrr gooer am @eibnod)ts'
tage regelmdBig Der 8ait Der sSami'
lie sSrei gerueien un0 audi am ge'tri,
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U.r9aftds Astof6raRa6na6er
Soaeu in Tan. C'Yrien's 2aben
eineu @elhid,ranf seipreust baben.

Iurh anperro,ms BON Gahihliil-
ieIn ueriGafiten iif in Der gsittrpoh
gaht Ginbreher 3utritt 5ll Dem IA.
Den Don Tan. C'grisn. go. 240O
gSelt q. SiraBe. NIT Der eoien ab.
iidf, bsn 8eloihranf su iurengen.
3ie gurid)cn batten Sof,er Inn oas
aonbinaticnsitloB gebohrt, .poourfl
es ibren gemiibungen gelarrG Cen
Ghrnnt su oiinen. Sieraui ipreng.
ten Die guridlen Die Beloabtheliinig
nit Gpnanit iinb eutrpenceten ben
getrag bon Si5 IN Silber iofpie ST.
in Benmies. 7ie Volisei lpuroe iofort
BON Dem Ginbruh i'll fenntnih seicet
mno Dem Teteftin GttoDap selang IS,
Seu "a e,sahre alien Tennpion Stam.
per BON go. 566 Greeinan apeniie
nno Omar 2nrlom. "a Sabre alt. BON
$40. so ssrecman StrnBe, ols per.
oahtia IN Saft su nehmen. Die Der.
baiteten beitreiten ieoe Sd)ulb.
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gen Gage entipradlen er uno ieiuc
Stieiidgucitcr Der iiblId)eu Child
Dung. Sic itellten iih fur} Dor oreI
lllr Elm uro begaben iid, oa Serr
uno Srau Srei iih momentan nod
i'm nberen Stod1uerf beian0en. in Elm
5u ebener eroe gelegenes 3imner.
Inn Die Antlrnft Der 0nltgeber 5ll ers
iparten. Serr gaoer nahn IN einem
SebnItiihl BIns uno err batte iih faum
geiest. aIs er 8uiammen5udte unS
pom Sflage geriihrt leblos 3uianl'
menbrnd,. auf Die Silierufe tSrl.
Heiltcr'5 eilten 0err uno Srau eSrei
berbei uno penige Ytinuteu ipater
mar olh Elm ar5t Sur SteIle, aber
irstlide Silie mar oergebeus, oellH
Serr 9aoer bate bereits, ohne oas
9eipuBtiein mieoererlanst 5it haben.
oen LETTER sttbemsiig setban. sSr!.
Aentcr ioipie Serr nno ssrau sSreI.
lno Serr unS ,srau Shntio, Die noe.
nige Miniiten ipater eintralen, ipa'
ren bon bein 10 laben Siniheioen oca
Brp0ers relp. ,Sreunoes uoliig nIeoer.
aeihmettert, oenn pennlhon Serr
gaoer IN Der letten 3eit an einem
Nagenieioen loborirt bate, 10 gab
iein 3ultano ourhans sn telHen erils
item geiorpniiien 8eranlallilng nuo
or mar nod uorgeltern am sSelh.
nadlisabeno, ais er Der 8oIt Don ii.
reftpr Sfnio uno oelien Satin IN
ihre.n Seim oil Der WcSregor Aoe
mar. better imo gutter Itnge aelpelen
uno bate nad) altter 0entld1er Sitie
bic irauten oelitihen 0eihnadrslie'
Der mitaeiungeu. stuh am geitrigen
1age flagte er, luie leIne Sdlipelter
Fri. Reuter periid)erte, iiber teInerlei
geifaperoen, jonoern irel,te lid oll.
genideiniid, aui Die gemiitbIihe.@eih'
nadtsicier inn sSrei'i 'id)en Solsie Iic
IterbIid)e Siille ees 10 idh aus Dem
2eben @cihieoenen iuuroe ipnter nah
Der @ofnilua Des Serltorbenen, yfo.
143l 9rcrnen StraBc, iiberiiihrt uno
Eirettor otto Grnlt Shnlio uno @nt'
tin bea!eiteten sSrl. Hcllter nadl bern
1rauerhaille. ge5iiglih Der Yeeroi.
|auns iino ucrlduiig nod feline ar'
ransementS aetroflen noroen.
Serr ssreo gaoer mar Elm GincIE.
natter aino uno elm nleii MADE man"
i'm oes 8ortes ioeaIiter geoelitung.
gr mar Der SproB elmer oeittidra
yionieriamiIie uno mar ielbit fern.
oeutid, gebIieben. Serr gaoer iuuroe
am %. sslli 1857 seboren mno iein
Batter. 0err ssrieorid gaoer, Der mil
ieiner Satin IN ben pier3iaer Sahren
|nns benz Niirtternbergiihen einae-
|mcnoert mar. betrieb bier oas Os.
li&ait eines @einsiihters. 9ei aus.
= :
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Bon Den Ieteftips aamlnan uMa
sseatberIp muroen in. Der Rlttypod,
gend)t Der % Sabre alte 8illiam lis.
meier pont Columbus SoteI. ebenli.
Tiger shdntfeaner -oes Ooitnirtts
gsilliam Scott pon Der .. nnS Gin,
Strabe, uno Der 19i1hrige 2eron
Steiner aus Nelp .Jorf nerbaitci.
ipelfe in Uelneinihoft nit Dem 81.
iabrigen Charles Inrbam am Nitt.
nod abeno i'm .Siaipntba Gaie on
Der Malnut periudt baben iollen. ben
ebemoiigen @aItipirtt NiIliam Scott
III einem @aidlrainm an berauben.
Sectt iestc iih 3iir @ebr. nornui oas
lrio bic ,slnd,t ergriff. Gs aelnEJ
Dem Scott bel Der WerioIaung Der
gurihen Den Imrham 81. ertpiidcc,
lpabreno Die nilberen enttnmen.
ipeId,e ieooh fpdter non BEN ge.
aannten Icteftips iiad ld,iaerer S1go
perbaffct iperocH tcnnten. Gds lrio
miro oils uerodd,tis IN Snft bebaitea.
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ndhtsmonn geiiern gleihfans einen
Befuh nb nnb oas feitidglihe Menu
GraHte als 5auptgeriHt sefoGtes
6ubn uno Rl0bs. 6eute Nbenb finoet
ols Nadfeier Elm 8uu fiir bic barns
lcien ssrren ftatt.
Den 6dftlinsen i'm 4rbeitse
b ufe ipurb. sIeihfaus cine sSeitese
freuos bereitet. gu Wittug CAB es
iSsitfoit unb bonn fanp cine Worfiib.
runa bon WanoelbiIbern i'm sroben
Sonl. berbunoen NIT sfntr Uanbepiliee
Woriteliuna fdtt. BEL rp<ld1er elm.
Reihe bieiiaer Nmoteure mitpirtten.
Sm Gountpgefdngnib gab
Is alsihfalIs cine unierbaftung am
Wahmittdg unn bas 6aupigerift am
Wltttaa beitano in 6iibnerbraten.
e5n Der Bobmdnn'fdeg#
M Mittpenbeimatb II bat Iidl be-
Weihnaftsmann fir heEie Hdhmliteg
cnaeiast. unb ipie iiblih III fir einen
rrdhtissn 2ihterboum Gorge aetra=
cen tporosn, unier tpelhem alIerbuno
bibfhe uno niiblihe Duben fir bic
iriiroisen Motronen. bic In filler Be-
itaulihfeit in Der NnitaIt ihren ass
tensobeno beihlieben, oufsebaut feiT
rerben. gbe bic 8eihesruns Dor iih
stht. pirb ieboh ein biibihes, bon
edit tpeibnahtlifem geiIie eeiraeenss
prosramm 5u- Durhfiihruna selans
gen uno als s5eiirebner 1T 6err Or.
gufxr. Der Rebaiteur bon .5uus unD
6erb". getponnen tporbsn. JreunSe
unb Gonner Der 4nitali iino gu oieIer
s}eisr herslihit einseIaben.
Sm Ct. 4lonfius so aiiere
bdus in Bomb 6in bat iid Der
Dsibnanismonn fir beute ansemsl=
bet. am gormiitaa tptrhen iih pis
i:blih bic WitsIiebsr oss bisberiseH
unb bss tiirslia erpdblten Uoritass
bes periammsIn unb ON Rahmittas
nm stpei llbr nimmt bann bic Weibs
na6tsieier i'm lroBsn Goal ibrsn 4ns
fang, no spei mdhtise Weibnahtss
bdums 4ufitenuna finoen tpsroen. gu
tieier 5<isr iino ais Gtr.nadiie Grss
biihof W0ner forpte oi. geiitlihsn
Ger benahbart.n 0emeinben gelabsa
irorb<n unb auberoem ireroen iih nas
tiirlit Die ancebOriaen Der ainber TO-
ME piele 1sreunos unD Gonner Der
gnItalt einfinoen. Die ainMrihdnr
fpirb Elm Der 4eleg.nheit angemeHenes
yrcsramm sur Durdfiibrun1 brins
aen, ods Ren. Beorg pon Der 4be, Der
aaplon Der 4nitalt. nit ihnen ciniius
Dirt bat uno pas bIbihe msIbnnhtsa
lieber, Tetlamotionsn iopie tleine
Weihna6.sftiide umfobt. Rah Der
Grleoisuns bes prosramms erfclg.
eie geiheerung Der ainbsr.
Bel osn padsr.n alien 6erren, Die
ibre 6eima.b i'm Deutfden u Il
esfunbtn baben, iriro iIh
Der WeibnahtsmanH am Samitog, q.
December, in ben qbtnoIinnben sius
finoeu unb mitiammt benz Gihtcrs
bcum oller6anb hiibfhe gefden.. an
nlslihen unb bodfpilItommenen ga
den brinsen. Die Wtihnahtsfsisr
nimmt am Samitag abenb um ba5
o6t ubr ibrsn 4ufang uno als Rens
rer BAT 5err pditor 8. O. giisn!obr
3ueeIaqt, tpGbrsnb aubetbem Wtisgl!ss
fer oes 9eutIber 1h.atsrsGniemblss
lid; in Der Iisbenslpiirbiaiten Weiie b:s
rsit ertlGrt bobsn. ben ipateren altsn
furh aisperportrdss uno Deslamatios
nsu ein.n frobliheu Abeno su bersis
ten. Rad Der Grltoisuna bes BRO
erdmms unb na6 Der 9efteeruag
rsroen ben 9ornsrn uno iSreunben
rst qnitalt, bic in GROCER 3dbl erpars
tel perb<n. Grfriihuus.n ierpirt tpers
ten.
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W}it peridieoeneu StihnunDen
puroe aeitern Woroeu Der Reaer Ro.
bert Spuiton oem itdDtiihsn aranten-
Eauie eingeIiefert. lpeIche 8srnunouns
asn er i'm Streit nit ieiutr befieren
S1lfte gefiie baponaetraaen bat. sSn
0ripttal purbe Die 8eihulDiaune oes
ltnorbentIihen 8etraaens aeasn ben
0eqer erhoben. tpGbrenb bic ssrau I'M.
ter Der geihuloiuunq oss wtcrhpey-
ircts in Daft oenemmen purpe.
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I 2freo Saoer +
Sdb un0 untruartet iuurot bet btfannte 0iirQer
uno COUNTY. .9luoitor in bic Gtpigfeit
abberufem.

puoe scIegem gd in Der samIe ines tSreunoas
5ern lls sSrei looe erlt - Gin Sfloganfaa Die
Sooesrnde. Ter 8erltorbene einer Der eunnein uno
geadteen grger Der Staot Gin pie made in oe @or-
ifnier geoeutns Ias Geltdtbum perIr burd) ab-
cben Serrn gooers nen treueu 5rmo unO admpe seine
poliid)c 2auibabn
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Die 6amilton Gountp 2iquor 2iga
bat in go. 231 Weit 8. Strabe cine
Office eingsri9tet uno einen Setretdr
engdeirt, Der feline gan3e 3eit ben
3peden Der Organization lnD Sbren
SntsreHsn tpibmen tpirp. Degsn metz
terer Snformation mogeu Sis in Der
Office Der Qiga na6frageu.
NdtunasDoa
SO m. 5. 81 bic, 9rdiioent.
6. u. 3 bitlp, Setretdr."
Gins tpeitsre 3uI6rift in @eitalt
elmer poittarts, pelhe Die Giga on ihrs
Wttglieper ausgsi6itt bat, beitdtigt
Die 9batia6e, baB teinss berislben,
tpel6es iih elmer 9sfesiibertrstuns
i6ulDig ma6t, uuf Die unteritiiBung
Der Organization rehnen fam. Die
3ui6rift lautst:
,Wtt9lieDer ber 6amiltpn Gountp
2iquor 2eague tperDen bierour6 be-
nahrihtigt, oab Die Gretutios8e90roe
cine HeFolution puFirt bot, ber3us
foIge allen 9efeBHbertre :
tern jebpeoer le9ulsr
g DUB BON Seiten Der Sr :
ga nif1tion perpetgertD e Il
BEN pirb.
6. u. = biIlp, Sstretdr."
Die 2igu niro am 5rsitag, ben 2.
csnutror 1Q11 SO y A,,,f++nnE > l1hr IN
berGentral 3urnbale ibre ndhite re-
aelmdBige 9eriammlung abb1lten, gu
peIder bic 2i5enss&ommiHGrs Wm,
Wari6beuier llnb Rogers Wrigbt, Qns
malt 5bos, 8. Gogun, a6tb. gli6olas
9utle bon Dapton, g., SetretGr Der
Sbio 2iquor 2igu lnb ale li3enIirten
Wirtbe BON 6amtlton gountp eingeIaz
ben iino. Der gintrttt lit nur Golden
cr.aubt, tpelhe pom Setrstdr GInlabs
tarten erbdlten baben.
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%tike Htieua6te,t.
EdjaeefaG berleibt iuenieiens ani
IN NiigfIn Der StaSt ein meib.
uadtlides AMsieben.

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pires. Pierce was fined $40 for call
ing Klam a catfish.
When Ed ReuIbach was with the
Cubs, pitching mediocre ball on the
few occasions he was allowed to per-
form, he declared he would show the
goods with another aggregation. He
was traded to Brooklyn. And Ed has
been making good his predictions. In
his first game for the Dodgers he
BANKED the Cards with two hits.
Yesterday he pitched the last six in
nings of the second game against
Pittsburgh and the Pirates didn't get
a hit or pass. Two hits and no runs
in fifteen minutes is pretty fair work.
Brooklyn got both games of the
afternoon, rapping the Pirate pitch
ers Justify. Jake DaubeFt soaked a
double, triple and three singles. Hans
Wagner got two singles and two
doubles. Marty O'TOoie started the
second game for Pittsburgh, but was
not strong enough to finish, Camnitz,
who went in as relief pitcher in both
games, is credited with a double loss.
Bloomington Of the Thrae-Eye cir
cult has begun war on the Federal
League, Officials of the Blooming
ton club claim the St. Louis Feds are
haTboring Henry KeuppeT, who jump |
ed his contract with the Boomers. !
The complaint says oyertures have |
been made to other Bloomington
players to jump. The matter was put |
up to the National Commission with |
the request that the Feds be declared !
outlaws. So far organized baseball |
has not considered the new circuit. |
Ban Johnson and the powers that be
have been content to let the Feds
travel their own path, but now that |
there is a threat to invade more or
ganized territory the Feds may be
given a fight.
Mike bonIin has been unoondition-
ally released by Philadelphia. He was
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ble-header yesterday. The yOungster
was not scored on in the eighteen in
nings, and gave but three passes.
This is a record. Hedgepeth is the
property of Washington and will join
at the close of the Virginia League
season,
Pitcher Prough and Catcher Mayer
of Birmingham have been claimed by
the White SoX.
The Boston Americans have given
$4,000 in players to st. Paul for Out
fielder Walter Rehg, who is batting
heavily in the American Association.
The names of the players involved
were not given out.
President Ban johnson of the
American League has given it out
that the opening game of the worlds
series will be played Oct. 8, the day
after the American schedule ends.
Ban must be pretty sure the Athletics
will cop, as they wind up in the East,
Oct. 4. If Cleveland should win they
would have to hop to New York or
Philadelphia overnight, as the Maps
play at home Oct, 5. This early start
is expected to enable the contenders
for the worlds championship to fin
ish before cold weather.
Clark Griffith Of the Washington
Nationals, who is in Detroit today, is
reported to have a check for 100000
in his pocket, which he will offer to
President Nayin for Ty Cobb.
Paddy Mccarthy, a fighting Irish
man, was trimmed in a ten-roUnd go
in New York last night by Al Chung,
a Chinese laundTyman of Lynn, Mass.
Chung cut his queue off in the mid
die of the fight because it got in his
way.
Frank Gotoh has turned down an
offer from Minnesota state fair peo-
pie to appear in Minneapolis and
wrestIe ZbyszkO, Sept. 8. Goteh says
h,1 vVov,ATT - onH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-02-13
Frank Cash went to Mitchell

Frank Cash went to Mitchell
Monday.
Atty Sifford attended to some
legal matters in Parkston Monday.
Chris Kuk went to Sioux City
this morning to undergo an opera
ton for hernia.
Mrs. Emanuel Herman and chill
dren returned today from a visit
in Parkston.
George Simantel Sr. bought q
new $500 Mitchell auto while in
Omaha this week, but will not re.
ceive the car until the middle of
next month. Purchase was made
thru Won Egeler & Heinen.
The annual meeting of the First
district dental association was
held in Yankton Monday. The Of
ficers elected we're DR.. j. Martin OF
Vermillion president; DR.. Robert
Jasman of Scotland vice president +;
DR.. B f Lockwood of Yankton
Sc cretary-treasurer.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-02-13
The supreme court has issued a
decree dissolving the shoe last
trust. It is hoped that this will
be the last Of the last trust.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1913-02-13
Card Of Thanks.

| wish to express my thanks to
the old friends and neighbors of
Scotland for the kindness shown
and assistance rendered in the
burial of my mother.
Cicero GRAHAM