davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ball over the right field wall for four
bases. Score:
Philadelphia.
Cleyclanl

'E. Murphy, right field.
tBatted for Orr in ninth.
tBatted for Houck in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland .......................lo 3l001-6
Philadelphia ...................0 0 % l %
summary: First base on errors-Cloveland.
l. Errors-Odring. Tvo-basc hits-Bir-
mingham, Chapman. O'Neill Schang. Nc
lnns. Three-base hits-Oldring. Olson. Home
run-Baker. Sacrifice hits-Chapman, Jack
son. Left on hases-Philadclphia. 5. Hits
ON Plank In innings: OF Houck, in q
innings. First base on bals-On Blanding.
?. Struck out-By Blanding. s. by Plank. 9:
by Houck. ]. Hit by pitcher-By Plank. l
tTurner). Wild pitchHouck. Empires.
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Score by Innings r.
Washington ...............oo
Detroit ..........................00 4 0 0 Ks
Summary: First base on errors-Washing-
ton 2 rs-Bauman. Gamer. Moriarity.
DuOuc. Twob base hits-Bush. vcach (2).
Stanage. Home run-Foster. Sacrifice hits
Moeller. Milan. MORTALITY. Sacrifice fly
Crawford. Stolen Internationally. Cobb.
Morgan. Double play-Dubuc TO Bush to
Gamer. Left Observation-Disclosures. 8: De-
troit. 2. First base on balls-On Boehling
J. Struck out-By Dubuc. ?. Passed ball
Stanage. Umpires, O'Loughlin and Sheri-
dan. Time of game i:&.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Baltimore. o; Montreal. thrst
game).
Baltimore. 3: Montreal. 3 (second
game).
Newark. !; Rochester. (hrst game).
Newark, 3; Rochester. (second
game).
Jersey City. 4; Toronto tnrst
game).
Jersey City. s; Toronto. (second
game).
Providence Buffalo not scheduled.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Macon. l. Savannah. 6.
Jacksonville. 6: Albany, 2.
Columbus Charleston game post
poned, rain.
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Sostoh ..''''.''....'...'....O 20 90 -
Summary: Errors-Pratt Balenti. Two
base hits-rerkes. Gardner. Three-ba hit
Pratt. Sacrifice hit-Janvrin. Stolen bases
Stovall. Lewis. Gardner Double play-Bal-
enti TO Pratt. Left on bases-St. Louis 8;
Boston. s. First base on balls-Oh Allison.
,. of Bedient. l. Struck out-By Allison. 3:
by Bedient. 8. Cmpres. McGreevy and Con-
molly. Time OF game. 2:05.
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Results in Big Leagues:
AMERICAN

AMERICAN
New York. 2; Chicago, 0.
Washington. 4: Detroit. g.
Philadelphia. .; Cleveland. 8.
Boston. 4; st. Louis. eleven in
nings).
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SECOND GAME.

lCaHed on account Of carkCessD
summary: FIRST base on eTrors-st Louis.
), New YORK. !. Errors-Magee. Whitfield.
Fletcher Tes!eau (-). TWo-buse hi,e-Tes-
reau. Merk!e CO. Home run-Eonetchy.
stolen bases--Nagee 90, Oakes. Burns Nun
ray. MerkIe Double play Wingo TO Magee
Lett on bases-St. Louis. ;. New York {.
Hiis-On Doak. In innings none out In
sixth. on Harmon, Ia Innings. Fist
base oh bals-On DoaN, ! OF Harmon 8;
on Tesreau. ;. Struck oUt-By Doek. s. by
Harmon. l. by TesreaG Z. Hit by pitcher
HJ Tesreau. Evans. Passed hail-Mc-
CONTINUED on Ninth Page)
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Score by innings r.
New York. ......................n o o o.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures 0 0 o O 90
summary: Two-hase hits-knight Bodie
Chsppell Lord. Sacrifice hit-Pecklnpaug
Stolen bases-M aisel knight. Chase. Left
on hases-New York. s. Chicago s. Hits-Orf
Russell. in innings. First base balls
on Ford 2. Struck out-By Ford .: by
Russell, 6: by Benz. 2. Umpires, Egan and
Dineen. Time OF game Las
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Chicago.
Now York

Totals 50 - Is Totals . 30 81 10
'Hartzell. centre field and right field.
fBatted for Russell in eighth.
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ST. Louis


Totals ...& 6 80 ls Totals . 80 9'32 II
'Shotten out: hit by bntted ball.
tBatted for Alexander in eleventh.
tBatted for Allison in eleventh.
Score by innings. r
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PLAY TODAY.

New York at Chicago
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
Boston at St Louis
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&rbocis.
8rbnoIB.
Woman's College, Richmond, Va


city, Large
degrees
Art
privilege
mos
A. NJ. ii. T..
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STANDING OF TEAMS,
WHERE THEY

Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York
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FIRST GAME.

Totals -" u II Totals - 81 II 2 y Ii
'Batted for Hncebrand In ninth
tB0tted for GrieE IA ninth
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Totals ...32 "A 10 Totals 20 8 8 % Il
Ran for Laporte In ninth.

tBatted for Mcbride in ninth.
Crnra
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Ter Geutihe OtilItdr llnterft..
8ereiu pcriammelte iih aeitern Raf.
mittag in SaeTner's 2ofal. an Sibertn
uno Glm StraBe, unter 8oriie oe3
4raiioenten SCrru 0eurp Saeiner
lmo Der NrototolliiIbrltng Oes 5errH
8. e. 2uebberI. Gas gausaomnittce
fir Die am -. Nouember in Ger ar.
beiterbale Itatthabenoe sSeitlid)tet
fonutc mittbeIIcn, ouB ole 8orberel-
tunaeu gut unterDegS iino uno aiH
crioIgreihe& Eeit uitt au6bleiben
f0rue. Grci WtItaIie0er befnoeu lid,
uui Der Araufcnliite un0 tbneu mar
DC S33 &rnutenaelo aneDteien. 3Gs
roue &runfeuranmmittee beiteht aus
0cn &erren sSran3 3auer Sd)miot.
9taton Salloer lrno Seo. Sd}irmer.
IS lUuroe helhIciicu, fiir ole naditcn
iehs Wfouute 0te erite Wonafsper.
iammluug am eriten Ylontaa uno Die
3pCite am oritteu 5onutag ab3uba.-
ten Die Sonutagsueriammiuuaeu
iino Nafmittaqa, INN oen Nitglis.
bern, Die Rotts orbeiten, 8elegenbelt
81 gebeu, Den 8erianmIrngen bei5us
DChuen.
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NOro Ginc. .Snrnperein.

Sir bic am Gonnerstag, 2. Ottober
itattfinoenoe geamtenndbl pss Rort
Cincinnati Surupsrsins iii eas fol.
senoe Iitet aufqsiteQt rporoen:
grFter Sprshsr-Ghlrlss 5aud
uno John Duit.
3Usiter Sprsher-gloam gemuz
uub Or. Otto 8ietmau.
Grfter 3urntpart-D. guob un.
Ri6dro 5inteImsier.
3Deiter 5urnpart-Sdrrn Sdcobz
uno Gonrao Utsper.
prototoII Setretdr-Grneit Gro
netpeg un0 Ibegoore Shot.
Observation-Disclosures Sstretdr-9uf.
Clemens unb Ssnrp Riss.
Shasmsiitsr-Soispb Giu unh
GoDaro Satobs.
8orIiBenber llntsrdItuugs aoms
mittse-4oolpb gruber unb pster
gunl.
9irsttoren-Or. Rorten Dad Sbo.
mas gmmert, 9bitip 8uutel, Freo.
Gear, SuIius GsisIer, Sucques 5eIfs
fsrit, 6. Soehu uHo 80. Ssroms
Siirb.
9iIguuesfon6s Sruites - 5enrg
SoefIe uNo GrnIt Weisr.
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i3tpei 3naben iiberiabrem
GbarleS Seeb iuuroe iofUrt get0Stet,
nno iaoOIf 6gger trug idwere
gcrleBuugeu bauun.

Gbn5. 8eeB, bon 9S4 Qu6loD CTR,
muroe in &opelano pon Dem 3uge go.
1O4 Der .. unO 8. Giienbabn ll5er.
fabren itnb iofort get0otet. Sein sto.
mcrao Hu0olf Ggaer, bon go. 986
2uoIom Strabe, muroe MIR geitreift
un0 erIttt ifpere 8erleBungen am
aopi uno St0rper, Die feline lleberfiibs
rung mad Dem Seton Sojpital not6-
menoig maftcn. lie beioen anabcn
'oQen Iih am Worgen pom Saltie
fcrtbeqeben 6aben, uno iino mabrs
ideirlih ouf einem 6ro6t3uge nah
Souelano getommen, Don no aus lie
jeoenfalls eInen anoeren fSraft3ua
bCiteiQeu poQten, nm iih nod einem
unbetannteu 9eIttnmunqsort an be-
gebeH. Die Stelle, an melher iid oCr
llniuu Gretgnete, lit bon &ohIeE.
ihuppcn oouitdnoiQ per0edt, uno cine
Ausiift nuf Die 8eIeiie lit lrnmoglidl.
Die anabeu batter mubriheiulih Die
Nbiidt, Die 8elciic ser .. lmb 8.
8dbn an oicier SteQe gu iiberihrei.
ten, ais Der Shneu3uQ yto. 104 bera
angeiuhreu fam. Iu Den &uuben ieoe
g}oglitfeit genommen mar, Dos Ser.
unnabeu oes 3uQe5 3u beobodtcn, 10
muroen Iie BON Der &ofomotioe erfaBt
tmc 5u 8o0en qeifleuoert. Bees aes
rictb ullter Die 2ofomotiDe 1tno Durce
entiCBlidi 3ermalmt, nQbrero e5 Dem
Gqge- gelang, eineH Sfritt 3uriif-
5utrcten, lpoourdJ er MIR BON Der 2os
fomotioe geItreift nuroc, uber tros.
Dem idurere 8erlebungen am aopf
uno GDrper 0auontrua. Der 2otono-
tipfiibrrr bate ben lluiau iofort be-
merit lno brod)te ieinen 3ua gum
Stebcu 9tachoem Der Bug 3uriidge-
fabrcn mar, Dlroen bic 8erunaliif-
ten Don oem &otomotiofiibrcr, Ion~
0ufteur uno Dem Cincinnati 0etettio
8edroegQC auIgebobeu uuo IteQte elm
I'M 3uge anmeIenocr 2lr5t ieit, baB
geeB, peIher entieBItf Deritiir1melt
nuroe, iofort ben Cob erlitten bat
Cine Tame reouirtrte cine Bripa:.
Ambulan3, nelhe oen perlmgliid-
ten Ggqer noh Dem Setou Sofpitol
brahte. 9eteftto 8edroegge befano
iif) auf oem @ege Don Columbus nit
Gouuro 9e5iot, melher bort meger
gtihtbe3nhluuq Ieiner Sotelredulug
in Cincinnati perbaftct mar, uod) bier.
Der Seidnam oes Bees uuroe III
2ooeIano 5uriid8eloIieu uno ipdter
mad oC~ Worgue gebraht. Tn8 8etin.
oen oe8 oerleBten gg9er bate iih in
ipdter Ibenoitlutoe qebeliert. ioooB
feline @erihIimmerungen 3u beiiirf-
ter iino
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llngariidlc Mtbleten.

GroBe 9orbsrsituneen trifft ots
rauRmeius 9trbsiter 5urn= uno
Gtlsteu Glub" fir Iein 5srbiifeIt am
Sdmitag, DEN 27. September in Der
arbeiter 5alIs. um feineH Gditen, bic
leoenIalls in GROCER 3abI sintreffea
peroen, sinen iur3DeiIi9eu uno psrs
gniigungsreiten Qbeno gu p,rihdffsn.
Wie oas Sseitprosramm pertiinoet,
fperoeu an oieism Qbsnb aroBartiae
turnsrifhs uuo atbletiIte 2siItuneen
CUR 9eitune tommen. go peroen
5reo 5oltgreipe bonn glue. 4rb. 5urn=
un0 atleten aIub uno aurt Sdnoia,
Wlitglleo oes Deutihen 4tl. alu5
.Sisgfrisa" tn gtcago, Su., ihre altnIt
i'm GeIpihtbeben 3eiesn uno fidb seeeu.
Ieitt9 ben Steg Itreitig MAIDEN. 5ernss
finDet Elm Ginatampf 3piIhen benz
Champion Wiohls Dsiebt pongincine
natl, Wbitie Mlilier osS feIteebenbsn
8eretns. unb Dem erTten Rinetdmpfer
oes atbl. almb .Siegfriso., anton
2eufei ftatt. Serr Soiepb Sduite=,
Der bette osutih ungariihe Ginstams
pier uno unsrmuoIit,e 5urnlsbrer oes
9sretns. spiro bic guiii6t Lbsr oas
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8i8ter Nippert ertpies fi@ als nor3iig=
li1er 6umorift. Raboem Der Grieger
geouht ift, Oiirfen aud Die 0amen
niHt DergeTen nerben, fpelhe it6 ges
itern 70 uneigenniiBis in oenDienit Der
guten Sade geftelIt butteu. Die 5raueH
biirfen nirgsnos fehlen. auf ben
S6Ia6tfeloern Iteben iie ais Sdmariz
ter ben Qer3ten unb &riegeru our Der
fiigung. Sbre tr0itenben Dorte un0
ibre 2lntbsilna6me bel Der 8ebdnDIung
bon &ranten Iino fppbItbueno uno un=
erfeblt6, ibre Qiebe als Ulutter uno
tbre 5iirIorge fir ben 9atten iino
Womente, in tpelhen fi6 bas s6teBeib
oeigt. So aud geitern. Widn6e treue
Eameraotu bate ben emit itol3en
Srieger gu Der geitrigen 5eier begIeis
tet unb our6Iebte nit ibm nod elm
mai, Diellei6t gum lebten Mole, Die
Wtomente Der oamaligen 3eit. Cine
neue Generation iIt berangepa4ien. bic
itd aber ebenio freuDis 3ei9t, Oem
9roBbater ooer Batter bebi.ftid 3u
isin. 90 batten bic 9amen geItern
bic 4ufpartung an ben 2ti6en, in
Der aii6e uno an Der 5biirs ubernoms
men. 2ln Der Gin9angstbiir mabten
Die Ddmen 5rI. Gina 5nffnsr unD
GiQie 8oIoe Die 5onueurs. Sn Der
9u6e unb i'm SpeiIeiaal tparen fol-
genbe Damen tbdti9: 5rou Jelir,
5oriter. 5orba6, Geis. qid, 6errlinz
ger, 6oppe, Seis, 8ois3sd, 8ei6d,
u. Wlat6es, 2snB, gudenberaer,
5usbnls, S6dbman, 5omburger, To-
fpie Die 5rls. 6. guTann, 8. 8uIann,
:. 6affner. 6. Saffnsr. !6uenefelb, u.
8erhs. ). Spastb, De 8armo, +.
uno Gulu pieThe.
yla6 geenoigung Der Safel 6liebeu
bic 5erren unb 3omen nod lGngere
3eit in an9snshmsr llnterboItung beis
fdmmeH.
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Sturs abcr eineu StciHbaufen.

Sin eiQenthiimIiher llnfaa srstguets
ft 9eiterH an Der s. Strabe uno Oil
bert QueuIe. bel peIhsm Saois gerr9
pon Der Sm:tb Strabs uber eineu
Steinhdufen fIei uno iif ciusn geden.
tuotsnbruh 3uso1. Die BERN gina
II 8eqIeitunQ BON 8etannteu ipasiez
rsn uno attete uiht auf eineH Steius
taufen, tpsIder 3pst8Qusfiibrung bon
VfIafterunQsdrbsitsn nisoeraeleat mar.
eSm 9eiprdh oertisFt itiir3te lie iiber
eis Stsine uno 3oq iit bic angegebene
8erlebuHq Su. Die 9eruualiidte fpur-
be Dem itdotiihen arauienhdus stngss
liefert.
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ppr fiinf'is 9abrfn
Die uebtrlebtiloen oes Nennten Hegtments
feiern Den Grinnerunsstas an bic
s6ladt bon Gbidamauaa.

Ue basr an9 in Der Memorial ga m Rter ab 81 Nip
peri OILS 5sprmr Ssine sinOenosn MAIDEN uu Die 60r
smen efsn emorud - Die Drtauften 6efn i'm AeDouiousfeg
hho Oe lIDtltgsH Deuhen i'm BIraerfries Die Mdnen
"5tapfus uaeoos" - Der 5easua Runsr bur aentudp
ano asnnefe Ia Springs 6e 5eIbentbasn buigsn
Sdlaf an Gbddmougo Snoosrab 6ia aoOfou Wouniat
Som Hben in enennati na oem Cumberland in 5enneFee
Der gsrlauf Der Geod6tniBfsr = Die Domeu eaHoe6e
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SelbltmOroueriudD ami Der StraRe

5inter Dem 5auie No. 4l3 Beit
s. 5trabe uapm asiteru ols 40 Sabre
olte, aueeblih oboahIoie aate aobI
cine 2oIuna Serbolidure 5u iid. UNI
ihrsm 2sbsn aetraItfam Elm Gnbe Az
hereitsu. gafIcrtsn fanbsn bic Srau
hepubtlos auf rrb riefen Or. 6. De
Gouren herbei. tpeIhsr fir bic ueber-
flihruna Der Ss,uu nab benz itaetif5en
Srantenhauis Serge trua, Der gu
itauo io0 mad qtusiaee Ser 4er3te eia
ernfter fein. Gs qelana ni6t. oas Mp.
tn Der Sbat sa ermitteIH.
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Ser6itisit Ses Clifton Seisbts @e.
inugnereiRs.

Gie 99itgIieoer umo 3ablreideu
Srelu16e oieies Bereins Deroen es NIT
5reuoen begriiben, oaB in oieicm
Sabre ruieoer oa5 SerbitieIt gefeicrt
miro. TGsielbe fiuoet am Sonntaa,
%. Seotember, in Der 8ereinshaQe on
9ohs Strabe, gegenilber Der SugbeS
Sotihule, itatt, uno pIr6 iih eireu
8orgdnaeru in piiroiger @eiie Oil.
reiben. g9er ie zines oieier fSeite be-
illt)t hat, tehrt gerne iuieoer, 6enu
EN- beiieres Yergniiaen uno urge
miItbIiteres oeutihes BeIen niro
icIten gcboteu. Gin grobes 3eIt ne6eu
Ger Sale miro fir ale 9eiuher ge.
uiiaenb Raum bieten. 9asieIbe lriro
nebit Der Saae Dem Serbite entipre.
feno praftig oeforirt iein uno
AbeHos ourd' farbige 2uternen in
itoniter geleudhIng Itrahlen. Bur
llnterbaltlna miro sIuguit Salier's
sEapeIle INIT oen id6niten oeutifen
@eilen oufipteleu uuo glbenoS sum
San5e. gIuBeroem neroen perldieoene
2eIaHgpereiue ibre froblidlen 2ieoer
e@tlingen Iaiien. fSiir aae grfriidpn.
acu iii beltens geiorgt. Die 0ameu oc5
&cretns Derben nit aQerIei 9ederbii,
len, oarunter feline 9ratlpurit. Sauer.
trout. anrtoifelioIat, Giscream. Sat-
ice uno Sudden Die 8QIte beoiellen.
Tas 2ooiungStport aQer fpafereE
Gelltiheu iei, ouf 5um 5erbitfeIt Ser
Clifton SeiabtS Sdnger am %. Sep.
tem6er. Nnfana 2 llbr gtahmittag5.
(Sirtritt Frpi
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gtpa 100 Stubenten poH esr
Ohio Rorthsru uHiperittdt begabsu Tit
eeItern uah Gina, 8, mo- lie iolhe
RuheitDruHgen perurfdhten. ouB 3pei
i6rer 4nfiibrer, na6bsm Die 6oroe
mebrere Dirthi9oftsu nab3u gers
trImmert batten, rsrbaftet nurosn.
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lie nGhftsn Spisle Der aReos" i'm
Reolano JisIb fiuoeu am ndhiten
Samtas unb Sonntag fat. .pann Die
Gbicagper .gubs" iih nit ;bnen in
aampfe mefIen peroeR.
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preisturnen fiibren; duBerbem rptro er
i'm 9etpi6thebeu feline 8rdfte mt
5errn 9urt Sdn0ig, ien., Der Spe3ias
Eft odriu 1T. meTIen.
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Sicg uno ytisOerlase Der rTeSs"
geitsrn.

Dem geitern pom gationalligas
Sauptquartier Der0ffentIihten offi3iels
len 8eri6te uber Die 2siItungeu Der
a6t alubs Iino bic folgenoeu Roti3sn
iiber Die rReos" entnommen:
/. Inter ben IA leitenben Spielern
Der 2iga nit einem pro3entias Don
300 gunttsn in Srsffern (ooer bo6er)
tefinoet lid 5Guptltng 9intsr als Der
3ebnts Unit 314); WtarIans iiherte
292, 9otus 288, Sling 284, 5oblisea
283, Cyan 283, 9rob 282, 8eider
267, Bpdlano 264, gLarte 264 uno
Dodge 243.
2. Sn S5eIoOertbeioigung Itebsn bic
.Rsos" aIs 8ierter uno i'm Gngriff
nit oem Bat uls Sumter auf Der
RangliIte Der 8 8Iubs.
3. Inter ben 10 Ieitenoen 8aienoies
ben Der 2igd befinbsn Ii6 Warians
ais 9ritter ltnD 8ei6er als Jinfter
nit pro3sntfaB DON 38 reip. 81 punt~
ten.
4. Sn mebrbaIigsn 5rsffern Iisfsrs
ten Die .RsDs" pdbreno Der Sation
157 apsi=, 90 orsis uno 81 SeimIuuf=
3reffer.
5. Inter ben 10 leitenbsn 2GuFc@
Gepinnsrn Der 2tga bsfinOet iia Be
Idsr ais 3sbntsr.
1rob bes frDItsInoen Wstters uno
ump0ltten SimmeIs batten lid gum
geitriger 0oppelipiet 8piiheu nReos"
uno nRisien" iber 5000 3ui6auer I'M
ReOlanO 5ieIO stusefunosn,
Sn benz eriten SpieIs beoisuten
S6leltosrsr SobuIon uub Sanger
SLING bas eeIdiis fir Cincinnati ges
Gen 3esreau reIp. meper fir bic 8sgz
ner. Die mdhtigen Champions ipur=
ben bon ben Reos niht nur beiisgt,
ipnoern nit 9 g2isteu bstmgeaeigt. Bel
be Slubs mahtsu ie 6 5reffsr uno bic
Reos nur einsn issbIsr gegsu 4. 8eioe
SdIeuberer bsfunoen lid in gutter
;sorul, bod bate Sobuiou before Som
trolle iiber isiuen Ball als Sesreau.
marIans 3eidnete lid ourb ieine brill
Ianten Ssongs i'm Mittelpuntts aus unn
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Rsos ibre 3 lsbtsn i'm z. Sm 3.
8ange battsu Die Riefsn oas Slid
mebrers 2dufe 3u ton3entrirsn, mas
linen 3tpei peiters Qdufe uno Zen Sieg
iifperten.
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gegen II uuo eiusn 5ebIer gegeu 3.
0ieceitriueuS Sptete.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-20
AGAIN
ACHURCH Elder
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

applied mortar generously and tamped
the stone enthusiastically, faced about
to the crowd, all smiles with pleasure.
he talked to them as a member OF Gen.
tral Presbyterian Church. Like the
Eighty-fourth Psalm, which Rev. Mr..
Bird read. How amiable are Thy
tabernacles, o Jehovah of Hosts" the
selection read by Rev. Mr.. Kelly from
the third chapter of First Corinthians.
According to the grace Of God which
was given unto me, as a wise master
builder. I laid a foundation" was very
apt to the business in hand, and 1t
served for the theme Of President Will
sons brief speech.
After he had expressed his personal
pleasure at being present at the laying
of the corner stone of the new church,
he spoke of the significance of the Scrip
tural readings of the afternoon and said
that the present event not merely
marked the laying of a foundation for
a new place of worship, but stood Tor
something more.
To himself, the President said. church
is a place of individual vision and re-
newal, and he declared that he could not
see how any thoughtful man, among his
fellow-men in a place of worship. could
fail to put away the selfish contempla-
ton of life. He s. oke of the church
and its congregation as connecting the
family and the community.
Undaunted 10y Weather.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor. pastor of the church,
delivered the benediction, and after the
President had shaken hands all round.
the stone masons not being overlooked.
he and his party entered their automo-
biles and were whizzed away. 1t was
the first time that the President, who
has suffered much distress from a cold,
had braved the rigors of December
weather, but he did not appear discom-
forted by his illness and seemed to enjoy
the proceedings.
The Central Presbyterian Church was
organized by Rev. A. w. Pitber, in May,
1865. The new building was started a few
months ago and, it is expected, will be
completed by spring.
The papers placed in the corner stone
Yesterday include history of the church
a COPY of Blessed Hope" written by
Rev. A. W. Pitzer. and programs of the
dedication OF the old church at Fifth and
H streets and the laying of the corner
stone.
The Washington herald., 1913-12-20
!. REBELS renew
TAMPICO Fight
Wires Cut and No News Is OBJ
tainable from the Be-
leaguered City.
FLETCHER CALLS CRUISER
Chester on Way from Vera Cruz to
Reinforce Ships at
:. Oil Port.
FLETCHER CALLS CRUISER

Mexico City, Dec. 19.-The attack on
fampico was renewed by the rebels at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. News OF
the attack was not received until today,
communication having been cut by the
Iebels. The fighting lasted until night
faIL The federal losses were sixty killed
and about fifty wounded, while the rebel
losses are placed at twenty killed. The
rebels advanced in two columns from the
vest and northwest, driving the federals
back to the center Of the city. The fed
Grad gunboats were unable to take any
part in the fighting because of their posi-
hon. --.-. -
Dispatches received at the war office
Indicate that another attack was ex-
pected today, but up to a late hour no
news had been received.
Call for Re-enforcements.
The American and British warships
at Tampico have transmitted to Vera
Cruz wireless requests for re-enforce-
ments. The cruiser Chester and the
British flagship Suffolk are en- route from
Vera Cruz to Tampico in response to this
call The refugees who had gone ashore
from the warships after the rebel re-
pulse a few days ago again have sought
refuge aboard the warships.
The Twenty-ninth Infantry, which has
been guarding the National Palace, was
sent to the suburbs today TO aid the
troops now engaged in the attempt to
drive back the Zapatistas. who have for
the last week been gradually closing in
on the capital.