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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
6trrjflua.

90 Song @ilbelm Den 6icroe
Ell Gang / oprsrt Siaoslkmnina
oper Ell Eieners Gfterlaoenbeo TO-
iebe % lfen0te itGrft, 1tob bans
@emalinoe, 9ronning Glilobetb,
title op og iao fig omfri,g / @e=
reliet. &ongen lagoe @nrfe Ger
til % ip1rgte: u@pao Ter 81 ef=
ter?" Seq ier blot efter &ongen,"
ipare0e FUN. Treoerif @ilbelm blep
itrafs ltillc, ioet ban fif en- 6plelie
al, at ban bapoc baaret Jig meget
lfongeligt as.
Set berbes ma,gel1 cn, at ban,
ibet ban poog,1er, mes npilfoorltg
Sorha1ielle iperger Jig iclp, ON bo11
So oirfelig CT trebipe -. fprretDbe
-. boIptrebiinostpne gar gon1mel.
5por 9ipet oog er rlu1oet baltigt
bort! @por 9s0en er rpffet ioa
megct oeltp nnrmerc! Gdoca1 lig=
11er 6ilferen, lo,n Ell Sis lang bol=
Ser cit 6ilf / lit Sect UNDER &on-
Set. 6iifen bliper be5 meo at ippm=
NE, men Mettet er on1fring Den, og
Ni]fercn trnffer Sen op 11aar bet
foloer bom inh. - SurgenFtp.
@rof. gilb. Nnoerien bar uogi=
yet Ell M BOG, bpori ban 81. a.
lfriper: vgn iremragen0e SanoS=
mono lfal cit Gong bape logt, at trc
Sing iiur l1bmnrfe0e Ganlfe, nem=
liz Misunoelle, Mi0oelmoaoigbeo
% Melarfoli. 9et rimer 10 nDoe'
ii9t, men set CT olligeoel fife rigtig
bchageligt at 9pre -. &an bore, at
SC nnpnte 2p0cr life CT Ell Sell oco
Sc 0onl fes Motur, men en Selgc at
pur &ultur, al Sen Srangbeo I no=
re 5omfun0sforbolO, iom ri oeler
meo andre imoa 6olf, og JONI bin=
nrer ma>lges &r9fter / at nofoloe
Jig. Spoo CT nen1lig Mislrnoelie,
Melonfoli, MioSelmoaoigbeo onoet
chs misbrugt eller 11brugt Sirflcm=
h%e6sorift, oopen gnergi, lur Spiloe=
Damp.
De flclte al os @pgere in0bilser os
1iffert, noor ri topper Dor Eibe
mc6 Ell al oisie flittig reflomareoe
Mifsturer, iom / @elimog og 6pl=
Sc, ifqlge Mpertislelnenterne, oner=
qoar olt poo 6etta Smroa6e, iom
Gi%ciliiotionen nogenlinoe bar fjenot,
at set er i'm. 0gtc, uforfallfet So=
bof, hi roger. Set er fife oelto
minore e1 @jenosgjerning, at pir=
felig Tobof u6gipr cit meget lioen
'8c7tonooel al Set, ri ioaleoes flot=
ter os me6. Sg Set er ba goot, at
Set er ina; tbi ielp ON Set unggte=
Zig or narogtigt for pofsne 6olf at
rpqe 6aIm til 80 Gents pr. l1n5e,
ioo tor ri bog gao 11b fra, at ri to-
ger mi11ore Sfo6e berof, ems ON
ri reg ct tiliporenoe &pal1tl1m rgte
Sobof. 5iocn fan Set bore Set
~famme, ente11 set er &,1ghalm eller
~@otetesgrGs. Set rpger oltlammc11
Iige goot, og nour III bare peo meS
os ieIp, at hi bor betolt Ell 600
Gris for Set, or hi tilfre0l e og lyf=
feIige.
Gn meect flor Sci al "oen fine
ltc @bgtobaf" MI for Si0en beltonr
oilers bopeoiogelig al Mlfolfo til
SIP pr. Son. Ser TRANSFORMERS
ubpre aponto 0eraf til Sobofsia=
briferne / Often og Spoen fra 5ta=
ter iom +. @fs. COLORADO, bpor ser
onles en- uom9rfet Mlfalfa. 81
1tore Observation-Disclosures bar funoct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

Weir wiser Hexen sig og for flint Weir Hans og
Crete. Stsrrelse TX X 6h Tn, akkurat
som Billedet. Sendes portofrit overall we'd
Modtagelsen af 81. 90. ALE g%aranteret.
David White, Dept. 106, 41s {. Water St. Milwaukee, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

Gen giennemlnitlige 2eng0e al
en- 2pnitroale CT omtrent en- Mil.
EroSs Sc bpppige og itnrfe Sor<
benltorme CT Gabet at Menncifclip
iom Telae al 2pnneo1ag forboIos=
big tibet, i0et gienneminitlig fnrre
ems 800 Mennelfer blioer 6rebt at
2pnet ON Moret. Sen gjennem,
initliae gienoomsifobe on6roger til
fun 81, 100000 ON Maret.
Sen al Sor6enen frembroate
9pobdlae beppgcr fig me6 en- So
itigbe6 al en- Semte6els Mil / &C.
fun6et.
Sor6enen ifriper fig fra Sen al
Spnet frembragte @arme og l16pi-
oelien al 5ommenitrgmningen igien
al 2uften efter 2pnitroolen.
Set i~ifreite 5teo i1noer en- Eor-
Den1torm er in0e / ct 9us. Dog
b6r man life opbol6e Zig / Merbe-
Ben of M%etolrer. @foritenspiber
og @eiie el1er @aminer bgr man
boloe fig borte fra. @an fan u6en
ipeciel Sore itaa eller ii6be be6 ct
luffet ginoue.
Ct man nbe, bgr man life itiIle
fig op Iangs en- Suspeg, eller. ner
en- Felegrofitolpe, eller 8icpfle.
Seller life bgr man bore pao en-
: 6iifeitang, @eber eIler Baraplp.
Ereer, iom itaar for fig ielb, bpr
ogiaa un6gaaes. Man er longt
iifrere miot in6e / Sfoben.
9pnofIe6erne ofgiber itbrre eller
mtn6re @ifferbe6 for 8pgninger,
men Sc ber itiffe goot ne6 / Soroen
og bore onbragte ODER Sforitenspi.
'ber1te, 6d 6e be61te @asorter, iom
itreunn1er no fra 6sie, tirtreffer
0Dnet..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

utl ull!uHlIIcH.
JnrApn rmnnt.
Gn MY Slass &elspcrf. Yat
@runo al Sc mango ulemper> MOI
itaoig bar uo al ben Gorfinrligbe6
@egl, Mioer og onoet utei nere1
for &elsperf, bar man lpnge log:
efter 6remgangsMoo6er til at uno
gaa elIer / bber Salo birflomt be
fgmpe 0isie Sfa0e6pr, og Ser Ell
ga MI uofunoet Ell @etbooe> Jon
birfelig lo6er til at billie ibare til
&eniigten - og enboa gipe @en:
neifebe0en ct p0erligere, life nbc.
tpoeligt Nl1,s. Mon bre6er Yel
len mes @norene reba6 u6 ODER ct
&amme, ser ne6ienfes / ct floo1
&ar meo 8an6, iom 6erpoo. bringes
til at frpic. Maar Belien iaaleoeS
ct toron6ret til en- Ssblof, iabes
meget let helc 5ftnoii0en al for fig
og eritottes iaa mes flere Gag &o1,t:
icbuf, iom, naar Sperli6en al So:
bloffen in1eltes ganlfe list, ioo
&aaripi0ierne fommer frem, for.
binoer Zig meo &aarene lige iou
intimt, iom Sfin0et fdr bar. &ac
benne Moa0e faar man life Blot
Sfin6et frit til on6et @rl1g, men
Sen M @els, iom er fremltaoet pe1
Sen ite6funonc Torbin6elie mellem
@%outicbufen o9 &oorene, er for 6e1
fdrite oI6eles Zig set egte HeIs:
b9rf og 0ertil ganife uimo0togelig
for l1tpj.
st Stocfbulmerblao, Ser ipnes
at baoe 6orbinoelle paa &uten Sci.
iingpr-@aitngborg, ifilorer, bpor.
leoes Sml1gleri goor for Jig.
Ser fin0es to @ope0fategorier Al
Smuglere, forteller 8aloet. Sen
enc er Spiritus1muglere, bbilfe for
Ell flor Sci moa ipges blanbt Sc
minore bemiole0e Masie r, og Sen
an0en er 0amer11e, lom fan fin
0es bpjt oppe paa &angitigen. So
mernes Smuglerier giel0er mei1
5ilfe. Spiritusi muglerne CT imio=
Icrti6 / afgiort Majoritet og re-
frutteres fra begge &jpn. Sen
itmplelte Torm er at imugle / 6la=
lfer, Ser er fla0e % 11oget breoe,
iaale6es at Sc i1utter til &roppens
Stumbling. Men oct ct iao ubetpoe:
lige &pantiteter, Ser fan imugleS
in6 poa 6c1111e Moo0e, at Set fnop1
lgnner &eilen.
Gerfor CT n1a1 gooet ct Sfri01
bibere og bar forfer6iget ct 8rplt=
borniif, beitaaenoe al 6obbelte Hla.
Ser, mellem bbilfe ser er iaa 1tor1
Stun, at ser fan bpl6es % Sitter
8%ren6enin 6ert. - 2ignen6e &ar=
milf er ogiaa forfer6ieet til @enene,
Set er rent forbal,lem6e, ioo mott
&c al 6isie &arniif, Ser liager opbo=
bet pao @elitngborg Solofammer
On Game, Ser bar ct fort @arniil
ONT 8encne, posiere6c GolboplDnet
11antaitet. men ga FUN fon1 uoenfor.
Iefte6e 8lelten be116es &le6er oo
blotte6e ben6es 8ens e%jen6ommeli.
&c Sormer. SUN bleb itrofs rbeiIag:
Iagt".
Sor Si6en biier Gmugleriet en-
@ebgang. Somlinger poo Selling.
borg Tol6fammer ifal in6lemmes
@eliingborg Mnierm. :.
; Mpb Snaffcialigbcben. Ser r.
Der / 8raiilien Ell bills Sn6ioner
famine, 8otobu0erne. Sc Ieper a
Saat og Tiiferi og itoor paa ct lop
&11lturtrin, mener Sol / Mlmin6c
ltgbe6. Men Get n1aa MI alligepe
bore meget fornuftige Menneiter
oe @otohu6er; b6r boorfor: Sn0en
for Stammen er ser meget 8repl Of
Snoffeialigbe6, og bette Samfun6s
onoe, iom 6e i6prigt bar feIIes mel
De cibiliiereoe Samfuno, befempe,
be e11ergiif. Moor Ser boIoes bei
'ttoeig @aaoilogning ! @tanrme1,
kss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
TIL SALGs!1
DFersk frossen axe upe
ri0r Slid. sofn daRlil

49, rior Slid, som daglig
tages ind fra wore egne earn, oe vi forsikIer
Pd. Pike og Trout 2 Pd. Pickerel &c. Ny
sailtet axe Superior Sid 1926 pr. 100 Pd.
Kagge;i6O Pd. Tubs $1.s5. Hurtig Forsen-
Prisnste.. HliAeso1 s. HANSON. .Duiuth., MIN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
Agte tyske %vejr.Profeter
Udgjer en- passende JuJepresent.

Vejr-H us med Piano.
anna Eg med Thermo-
meter, Hjortehoved d,
Fugl paa Verandaen,
Spurvehus og firfarvede
Vinduer. Figurerne,
der forudsiger Vejret,
er lille Hans og Crete
og Hexen. For daarligt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03
&erbeua nbritc &anbhrrf.

&erbeus lprite &a116herf.
8egpnoelien at 1913 ta9er man
Seem Dorf ct MT @an6perf, Ga1
iftll-Ifpa6uften, / @rug. Gett
@anob9rf,. Der utbibliomt er Sc
iterite / 8cr6cn, og moo bDilfet lei
! De gamle beremte % %beunoreoe TO
merffe &an6le6ninger er for inte
at regne, CT ct al ben mooerne Tef
Mfg itprite 8ioun6ere. Set fla
frnne foripne bele &empebpen mel
7! 8an6, ia, Set CT open / @jebet be
regnet til at funne Iebere ti(ltrpffe,
lfgt Tau6 til 10 Mi1l. Mennejfer
meoens Seem Dorfs 8cfolfning 1u.r
befien6t fun nogipr &aIpbeIe,r al
bette M1tal.
Banoct bentes fra 8rpnoe / Sat,
ifill<8jergene, iom ligger ca. t50
engelife Mtl fra SEEM yorf. S
flere Mar far ca. 10000 Mrbeioere
og en- @angbe @aifiner peret BE-
fieftiget mes 8pgningen al 6e
pel6ige 8ebolbere og @erfe6ninger.
Steritcoelen al 6tsie ligger oper
Sor6en, men oct bor 6og pnret MOO
benoigt at bore Sunneller pao ialt
IS &ilometers 2qng0e UNDER 6lo=
oerne &onoant, @allfill og &oo6na
ian1t UNDER @rotonlgen. 9esu6cn
er ser boret en- Sunnel poa ober
en- @i1ometers 2eng6e UNDER SUB
lon=61o0en, og Sen er - / alt 6alo
fra ct tefnif @pnspunft = set
melt interesiante pe6 Mnl9gget.
Mlere6e 1trafs be6 Mrbei0ets 8e=
gpnbedie bar man flar ODER, at ben
iterlte @anifeligbe6 laa / at fao oct
rene, flare Griffebuno brugt fra
Sen enc 8re6 al &u6ior=TIo6en til
Den an6en. Ser bur for fiellige
Blaner fremme. Mogle forei1og at
bpgge en- @erleoning paa 6lo6e1rs
8uno, otter ar1ore foreilog en- mu.
ret Sunnel gjennem Sc 1pfere Sor6.
!oa ne0e11 UNDER 6loofeiet, og en-
oe1ig bol0t en- Del Sngeniprer poa,
at man b1r6c igge iua langt ne6
unoer Slooleiet, til man ite6te paa
fat &%lippegrun6> og ioo bore en-
Fl1nnel bertgiennem.
Set fer1te Sorilog blep op9ipet
paa @runo al Sc ubpre Smfoitnin>
ger, set bil0e me0fgre, 6e to neite
tur6e man be1ler life fplge, 0a
@an0le0ningen 6erigiennem form til
at ligge for u6iat for 8aaieilinger
og an0en bore Sberlalt. Com
661ge 6eraf beilutte6e man at felge
sen iibite E1an og ipge ne6 til Sen
faite &lippegrun6 n1e0 G1tnnellen.
@ptlfc &anifeligbc6er bette frem>
Bps, forltaor man be6lt 6erof, at
Sen faite @run6 ligger 1000 500
un6er Gan6ets Sperflooe. Men
Mmerifanerne loo fig life forblpffe.
400 @an6 blep lat / Gang me6 at
1pr9ngc en- &unnel gjennem Sen
oiamantboarM 5ten / 1900 6oos
9pbbe> og / 9ebet al ct Mar ct ar-
bei6et blepet ful6fgrt. Sunnellen
er f1l6iten6ig pan6tet og befl9ot
mc6 Cement in6pen6ig. @iennem
Sen ifal altiaa for 6remti6en bele
@on6foripningen le6es til Seem
Sort n1eo en- megtig unoerioroiif
SIo6.
&por noeget slrbej6et bar foitet,
foreligger ser enbnll life 11ogen Sp.
9ierelie ODER, men Set ct / alt Salo
life UNDER nogle @un6reoe Millios
ner DoIlors. Eil @iengielo foriif.
rer Sc 5agfpn6ige, at Seem .Dorf
oerigiennem bar iifret Jig fortrin'
ligt 9riffepan6 vfor ale Et6er".
Si1 G~ommenligning fon onf6res,
at set bil6e bore betp0elig lettcre
|og billigere at foripne Berlin og
&oris mes &on6 fra t. gfs. @cn'
fcri gen, ems set bor bpret for SEEM
Sort at giennemf6re Bette itor1tilc.
6e Mnlng.
Gn @eltinbc. gn lan6sfjen6t
&pin6e, Suliette Gool1, er afgooet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-01-03

@n 6eltinbc. Gn la116sfien0t
&pin0e, Suliette Goolr, er afgooet
pe0 Dg0en / 6ranfrige.
Snliette bar Is Mar gammel an
lat iom Gelegrofiitinoe / &itbibiers,
ga &r9iierne SEN 20. September
1870 rpffe6e in6 / 8pen. Ga S1r-
liette fit bette at pioe, telegrafereoe
bum itrafs til Sen franite Scr =
fem Minutter fdr 8rgiierne trengtc
in6 og g6elog6e Mpparaterne.
Sen unge 8ige fgrtes iom Gon'
ge op / 9eiligbe6en open ODER Sele-
grofitationen.
Ser fan6t bun ct gammelt Mor-
ieapparat, og bun fan6t ga paa, at
mon maatte funne iette set / Sor.
bin6eI1e me6 en- al 2e6ningerne
116enfor.
Sel bi6enoe, at oct gial6t 2ibet,
bpis FUN blep op6aget, pobe6e ber
fieffe &ige bog 6orieget og fit ONT
fiber Sorbin6elie meo Orleans.
S II Gage og Metter iab MI
Suliette og telegrafere6e Stbrite6e.
len al 6e tpife Sele9rommer til II.
ne 2an6smen6, ofte u6en ielp al
foritaa Sn6bol6et. Baa 6ennt
Maa6e frp6le6e bum en- M9ng6e al
@reiiernes @laner, og manqer
franif Sol6at fan taffe ben6e 70,
lit 2ib.
On on6iinoet Gieneitepige for
raa6te ben6e imiolertib. Miot I'm,
Ser benoes sri sibe iprteoe goloa'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-13

Mr. and Mrs. J. Meyer, of Corners
vile, who were recently married, are
registered at the Hotel Westcott. The
bride is a charming young woman.
Their many friends are extending con-
2ratulatiOns.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-13
The Latest Sport Mems of the Day
W. C,'S MAY MAKE
HOME IN RICHMOND
Local Baseball Club to Open
Negotiations With Man.
ager Kenney.

Richmond will be represented next
year by one of the best baseball teams
in her history, if the present plans of
the Richmond baseball club material
ize The local management intends to
open negotiations in short time with
r. L. KenneY, manager of the West
Coyington (ky) team to bring his en-
tire team to Richmond for next sea
son.
The local baseball club has been
handicapped all summer through it's
inability 10 secure first-class players.
When a man was needed to complete
the lineup, one of the players was
usually called upon to get one of his
friends to fill out the vacancy, and in
many cases the manager knew little
or nothing about the playing ability
of the new man.
For this reason it has been decided
to hire manager for next season
and let him manage the team on per
centage basis, having first put up a
cash guarantee that he will furnish a
high-class team.
Several hangers are DESTROYS of
bringing teams to Richmond next sea
son, but kenney SENS to be the choice
of the majority of the members of
the Richmond baseball club. He al
way has ben successful in holding to-
gether a winning team since 1910.
Other managers who would like to
locate here, have the reputation of
treating their players in an unfair
manner, which would promise we'll
for the permanency of any team.
The West Covington team is one of
the fastest teams in the Blue Grass
state, and has won more than rs per
cent of the games it has played this
season, defeating the Louisville White
Sox, the Madison Ind) team and a
number of other top-notchers.
Should this team be brought to
Richmond, it will mean that games
will be booked with higher class teams
than have usually played here.
While Mr.. Kenney has not been for
mally approached with the proposition,
it is known that in the two visits the
West Covington team has made to
Richmond, Manager Kenney has been
favorably impressed by the city as a
baseball town.
The West Covington team in the
two games played here this summer,
made an excellent showing, defeating
tAe Richmond team Z to l and to l.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-13

Bogue attempted to place a kick over
the north goal but owing to the muddy
condition of the field the attempts
were unsuccessful The play ended
with the ball on the visitors twenty
third yard line in possession of the
Earlham squad.
The Quaker boys were penallZed
many times for offside lines and the
visitors received the penalty of being
too eager The game fully showed to
Coach Reagan how his men lined up
in action In the early part of the sec
ond quarter, Hobbs relieved Calvert
at right end but the plucky youngster
was not in the game long until he was
knocked out. He was relieved by
Leonard, who finished the game at
that position. In the last moments OF
the first half Bales, the big guard went
in for Fowler.
Back Field Excellent.
The back field did excellent work
and both, Bowen and Trueblood tore
big gaps in the visitors line for large
gains in off tackle plays. Williams
the husky fullback was always good
for the expected distance. The shift
ing of the backfield by putting Bogue
at quarterback crippled the runners OF
the Earlham squad. Bogue's ability as
a ground gamer is not exceeded in the
entire squad. Several times his long
quarterback sprintS brought the ball
out of dangerous territory.
The two teams lined up as follows:
St Marys- Broadstone and Hill, left
end; Baczenias, left tackle; Moehring
left guard; McMann, center; kirven
right guard; Knectez, right tackle;
DeverauX, right end, captain; Sherry
quarterback; Mahoney, left half;
Sacksteder, right half, and Miller, full
back.
Earlham-Stanley, left end: Sem
Ter, left tackle; Lamb, left guard; Lew
is, center; Fowler and Bales, right
guard; Thistlethwaite, right tackle;
Calvert, Hobbs and Leonard, right
end; Bogue, quarterback, captain
Trueblood, left half; Bowen, right hall
and Williams, fullback.
Officials-Referee Tranchasst, I'm
pire McCray, Highlands, head lines
man. Cox and Smith, timekeeperS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-13
MOTORCYCLE NOTES

Another item has been added to the
long list of uses made of the motor
cycle in police Work-this time the
two-wheeler being used to capture
violaters of the law on the water. Up
on Lake Minnetonka, Mimi, operators
of motorboats have had no fear of be-
inf arrested for violating the laws
governing the use of lights, as the Off
GERS had no boat swift enough to over
take them. Deputy Sheriff Archie
Buck now follows along the lake road
on his motorcycle until the boat makes
a landing. Then he makes the arrest.
c. w. Waughop. of ST. Louis, one of
the newly elected directors of the Fed
Grafton of American Motorcyclists and
also director of the South Central dis
trict of the Federation, is making an
extensive motorcycle tour of the cOun-
try. Already he has travelled 1000
miles, visiting practically all of the
important cities east of the Rockies.
Mr.. Waughop is at present in Flor
ida but will ride his two-wheeler back
to Chicago in time for the motorcy-
Gle show in November, ana will then
continue on to New York.
A four months motorcycle trip, on
which he expects to visit Colorado,
Idaho. Wyoming, Yellowstone Nation
al Park and parts of Oregon, is being
taken by ]. NJ. Harms, of Bartlesville,
Okla.
Pennsylvania has between 10000
and 1000 registered motorcycles.
The Birmingham. Ala, Ledger en-
ploys a motorcyclist whose business
it is to deliver papers to people who,
by any chance, may have been missed
by the regular carrier.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-13
ALL PROFESSIONALS
BEAT QUAKER TEAM
Pig Leaguers Win Z to 2
While Locals Cannot
Hit Ball.
DAJSS SHOWS SPEED
Visitors Give the Richmond
Team Two Runs in the
Ninth Inning.
DAUSS SHOWS SPEED

In an exhibition rather than ball
game, the indianapolis All-Profession,
ais defeated the Richmond team here
yesterday by a score of to 2. The
big leaguers held the Richmond bunch
runless and almost hitless until the
last half of the ninth, when DausS
the Detroit American pitcher, handed
them up in an Indifferent manner, and
the remainder of the team, eemingly
impressed with the desirability OF let
ting the locals make a showing in
print, went after the resultant hits in
an aimless manner, giving Richmond
two runs.
Supp and Clark singled through Do
Ian, who was playing first. Dolan let
the hits bound out to center field in
stead of going after them. Supp
scored on short throw to second tc
catch Clark, who stole, Bush dropping
the ball. Dahl got his second hit OF
the day, scoring Clark.
The Richmond infield pulled off two
doubles, one of them a particularly
pretty one. With Dauss on third and
Bush on second Bauman laid down a
nice one to Supp, who whipped the
ball to Clark, heading off Dauss, who
had led off third, and getting Bush be,
tween second and third.
Visitors Score Early.
The visitors started the scoring in
the first. Bush, first man up, was
given liberal sprinkling of applause
from admirers, who remembered him
when he played on local diamonds
Bush led off with hit which was toe
hot for Supp to handle. Bauman hit
IN Uh a
but not in time to complete a double
Dolan drove out long fly, which
Gates falling down, was not able to
reach in time to prevent his stretching
the hit into a triple, Bauman scoring
In the second inning Pierce reached
first on an error, took third on sin
gle by Massing, and scored on hit
by Dauss to center field, Massing TAX
ing second. Bush struck out. Bau
man hit to center field, Dauss going tc
second and Massing to third. Dolan
hit to left field, scoring both.
Hits a Homer.
Quissler took a healthy Wallop al
the ball in the ninth and before it had
been relayed back to the catcher he
had circled the bases for a home run
Dauss pitched excellent ball wher
he extended himself and his speed was
a revelation to Richmond fans. Mas
sing at times had his hanos full catch
ing him.
Utrecht pitched a very good game
and was given fairly good support
The Richmond batters were powerless
before the swift pitching of Dauss and
for the greater portion or the game
went out in one, two, three order
The high wind MADE the work OF
the fielders difficult Allison. playins
in the left garden, took three high
ones without an error.
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FOOTBALL SCORES

WEST.
Butler s: Wabash. Is.
DePauw. 8. Franklin. o.
Purdue. "a; Northwestern, o.
Rose Poly. Il; st. Louis, 7.
St. Mary's. :: Earlham, Is.
Hanover. 90: Kentucky Military, o.
Illinois, "a: Missouri. 4.
Wisconsin. Is; Marquette, O.
Ohio State. Il: Western Reserve. 8.
Ohio University. 80; Cincinnati, 20.
Michigan. IA: Mt. Union. q.
Oberlin. As: Miami. :.
Kenyon. IA; Wittenberg. o.
EAST.
Navy. %: Georgetown, 0.
Yale. -; Lafayette. 0.
Harvard, %: Williams, 0.
Army. 90: Rutgers. 0.
Princeton. Is; Buckness. 6.
Carlisle, Z: Cornell. 0.
Pennsylvania. %; Swarthmore. o.
SOUTH.
University of Virginia, So; Hampden
Sidney College, 0.
Washington and Lee, 10; St. Johns,
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write for games, and will be accommo-
dated with bookings of teams in their
class
A benefit game, the proceeds to be
used for the purchase or uniforms for
members of the leader corps, will be
played in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
October 25, by two teams from the
Richmond high school.
Nothing definite has been accom-
plished toward the formation of a
basketball league among the Y. NJ
c. AS of eastern Indiana and western
Ohio. A number of letters have sent
out. and it is probable some action will
soon result.
Managers desiring games during the
winter are invited to write to Director
Pearse.
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SPORT CALENDAR

BOUTS.
Eddie Melzer VS.. George Klett, 10
rounds, at Cincinnati.
Ad wolgast VS.. Battling Nelson, 10
rounds, at Milwaukee.
Billy Griffiths VS.. Terry Mitchell, 10
rounds, at Erie, Penn.
Kid Graves VS.. Mike Glover, 10
rounds, at Brooklyn, n. Y.
GOLF.
National Women's Championship
Golf tourney at Wilmington, Delaware.
HARNESS RACES.
Concluding week of grand circuit at
Lexington. KY,
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EXCHANGE BLOWS

Battling Nelson and AID Wolgast are
matched for a ten-round bout in Mil
waukee tonight. The Dane has put in
;wo weeks of strenuous training work.
and it is expected that the fight fans
Of this city will turn out in large num-
bers to see him in action tonight.
as it was in this city that he got his
ring start
Chris Jordan of Cleveland. and Mike
Yokel of Salt Lake City, have signed
articles to wrestle for the 15S-pound
championship of the world in Salt
Lake City, on October 81.