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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

M}othias uno Gliiubet6 @eiB, iii
Gleaiant StruBe, anabe.
glihael lrto gina IiQinaer, 1884
Qlea'nnt StraBe. anabe.
Setnrih uno N2inua 2oeife, 446
aIotter 2lDe., Wa0hen
gtitoIau5 uno 9arbara Sen, 1907
Glcaiant StraBe. Mfdohcn.
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0uqbe5 StrnBc. N2doten.
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Qortsmoutb 2lpc., anabe.
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mount 2loe, MGof)en.
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Canton Strahe. Wdohen.
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Barter StraBe, WtQohcn.
Geo unb Miurtha Ciicnbet, 127
Sage 5troBC, 1ltQod)en
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Sques StraBe. anabe.
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traI 2Ipe.. anabe.
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Gleaiant StraBe, anabe.
2loam uno 9toia Sueb, TIL Carl
Strabc, Ytaoheu.
9ufe lmo 6rance5 @c@uff 1343
Geuoleton StraBe, anabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15
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lRoidIie Spman, 19, pesgI.
jSomteI S6narB, 29, 4041 Spring
+ Brope 2lDe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15
etiirste pom einem a,ioiten.

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George Vosts. BON go. 45 Stanleu
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!ieb fi4 na& ieiHer @obHnns iibet.
fiibrsn.
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Gcrmift.

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Sabre ate 2l6a Gbor, Don go. 5023
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@obnung
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@ohnlag Jto. 552 Mobaspt 5traEe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

Ttr muni3ip1fri6ter 5ride Iprat
aeitern bic ihusriten StraFsn aus,
peIfe bis iett i'm Wluni3ipdl9srlht
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Der Sohn Strabe uusiiibrten uno
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19 Sabre ali, tusltem auBsr 80 1ag'n
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$3.50 aufer!sqt rourbe. Soqtsn iih
feline guten frtunbe oss gerurtbeilt.a
fiuoen, bic ole 9elbitrafe be3ablsn.
cann mub D1;ts etrpd spti Sunre
i'm 2lrbeitstaus ]ubringsn. Der Reg.r
7iron Sores nuroe s6snfals All 30
1aae arbsitsh1ug uno Celebrate po1
$50 perurt6silt. Der Strnftsrulin oe5
9troH belduit ilf i'm llHpsrmoaeEs.
fols nuf stp1 Elm Sahr uno eiu:H
RoRat.
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an oem GrupcQ betbeiIigi aelpeisn az
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geiseat. bab Dotts Der Sduptanfubrer
Der trapdumatenbtn Streitsr mar.
sSoHes uno Datts giHssn BEN autz
fher 9ranni31n su 2ei6s Der gez
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greifsn bon 9etettfps Dor rrelteren qns
griffsn bspabrt. die @treifer 6dtten
bic gfsros pom Wdgen ausgeipdnn.
uno gBatts uuo Sones uabmsu ben
Yoli3iiten gegeHitber cine orobsnos
5altnnq an, iRosm fie Die umitt5sn.
ben auiforosrtsn iih auf Die goli3i-
ten su tuerfsu, I'm oieIsfben nieoer3us
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nit einem 3ootisfiaer fdmpfuufd6:1
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araipuuss b1;ten iif ii6er 800 9erio.
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leiht 81 srHittn Hubef6runstn Der.
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5hctidh<n su so 5agen arbeitsbaus
unn einer 0eloitrafs bon 500 psrur.
sbsilt. Die gollitreduna ner Strofe
tpurDe auf autrag bes 9ertbsioigers
auf 10 5ngs aasgeFest, na gerufuns
an cine b09srs SnitaHs erfolssH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

cincm 6er3idIoge betroffeu 0ciieu
t5olBeu er erlug. Der Coroner Uur0c
non Dem 2IbIeben oe5 Mannes in
aeuntniB gcieBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15

6sute giatmittug leBtes Spiel Der
Ssrie 3ipifhen rReos~ uno .GuGter"
in 9biIoosIphia. Rad benz Spiele rsis
zen bic .Rebs" nah Bolton ab, no
morsen ibr piertdsiges gaitfpiel nit
ben oortigeu n9ohHenfrefsrn" be-
sir1r,4
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gicuic Der Camp &aibingtuu &c.
lnctnoe.

Qm 0pnneritdg oem. q. gluguft
oercnitaltet bic SonntagsI6ule Ser
1eutihen 90. Camp @aibington
GtmeinDe (paItor s. 9os) in Gsz
meinf6aft nit benz Girhenrdtb uuo
ben 8ereinen Der Gemeinoe in Reias
rdtbs Bart elm Bicuic unb Sommsrz
ruhtsfeIt, fir peIhes bic umfafenos
fen 9orberettuugen getroffsu tperben,
FcodB Der GrfoIg auber auer Jrlce
itebt. Fur unterbaItung piro in Der
pmfi6tiqIten DeiTe Sorge qetruoen
raroeu uno namentlih fir bic liebeu
Glcinen lit Elm Qbpehslungsrei4es
9}rcQramtn in 9orbereituna. T."
glitqlieoer oes 5rauerbereins neroen
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ZEN, fir oas Ieibli6e WobI Der Te7t=
qGite ourh 9uffee uno SUDDEN, Iopie
turd Elm ihmadbaFtes Qbenobroo
Grrqe au tragen. Inter bieIen lms
idnoen iteben ben gefu6eru genltb.
yeits Gtunoen in Qusfi6t uuo Die
geranftotter Der TeftIitteit eeben fit
rtr 6offuuuQ bin. baB dubsr ben Wei.s
a.iehern Der 9emeinbe uno oersu
TcmiIien 'ib aud Die Trsunbe unb
G6nner Der 8emetnoe in GROCER 3abl
e!uftnosn Iperoeu.
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Saie,San.

Su osm sriten geitrigen Spiele 3pts
itsn gReos" uno .Gudters" in Ybis
lacslpbia beoienten Dimes uno Glarte
unIsr 9eIhuB gsgen Qleruuoer uno
aiuiffer fir Die Gegner. Gs mar Elm
fampf 3plihen ben bst0en Sdleuoes
rem, Die bstoe CUTE 8ontroQe ilber ibre
Bale bdtten unD brilliant bon t6ren be-
trsffenoen WitIpielsrn untsritiiBt purs
ben. Die .Gudter" aetpdnnen, neil
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3entrtrten uno Dimes ibnen abiihtIi6
eInen SreipaB srIaubte. glIsranoer
perItsntte sinsn JrsipuB gegeu Orei
oes Dimes. gsioe Glubs ma6ten ie
8 2rsfTsr uuo bstoe ipislten febIsrfrei.
Rigler uno 9pren paren Die S4isoss
ri6tsr.
Sn osm 3peitsn Spiele FungirtsH
9ropn uno GIarte ais 8Gtterie fir
bic .Rebs" gegen Sedton uuD &tulf=
fer. Dies SpisI giug fir Die .Rto3"
psrlorsn, neil iie auf allen 9unttsn
beg 9ampfss minberpertbige Qstitunz
gen Isfsrtsu. Sic madten a6t 5refs
fer unb 3 ieblsr gegsn 13 9rsffer uno
fsblerfreiss Spiel. 5obIiseq mar Der
sin3tss .Rso" nit 3psi 1reffern. Die
Gulter ton3entrirteu 7 3reffer i'm 3.
91nse, mas ibnen ) QGufe sinbru6ts,
ndbrsno Die EreFfer Der .Rsos" per-
eIH3slt tamsn. gropn iaRbte 2 Qufts
fGtIer our gant gegen 5 ietnss 8egs
ners uHb psritsntts 2 5reipaiTe 3ur l.
gafe gegsn s. gropn's geiitungen
hdttsn bel befsrsr llHteritiisuns ben
Sisg errungsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-15
Nms eutWsuni5tpalgeridbt,
Shuere Straien aegen itrrifenOt
SnbrIente Oer6augt.
Nngeblit,er Negcrprieitcr auf so
Gage ins Ar6sitohaus gciau0t,
unO iOa 800 UelDirGfc
5ahIeu.

MilthdnbIer erhG,t aubsr so 5aa.
ar5eitshaus nrt cine Celebrate
BON $50 ipessn IliItpdni6Ersi. -
anoere gu So 8eIoitrofe psrur.
thsilt. Wsgtu 3ie6itabIs gu 81
5aaeH 4rbeitstdus uno $50 8slos
itrafe oerurtbeiIt, - R1ufbolce aui
30 3aae ms arbsttsbaus gsIanot
- Grrirste 0oftbsfsbIs.
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6inem SerSidlaq erlegen.

ssn leiner gSohnung, go. 14t3
Sinn Strabe, puroe Der 76 Sabre
.alte Zimmerman J. Dsc1onaIo bon
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garlotin Shompion @rpna erIbien
seitern NIT ihrsm annoa syro0ms
Worris In Der Office bss Gi0ats.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-05-29
SECRET SOCIETIES.

A special convocation of Corinthian Royal
Arch Chapter, was held last Tuesday eve ming
for work in the Past Master and Most Excel
lent Master degrees.
A number Of the Belfast Shriners are plan
ming on trip to Augusta June 9Th. to attend
the annual field day of Kora Temple. 1t will
be the first visit of the Temple to Augusta.
special conclave of Palestine commandery,
Knights Templar. was held in the Temple
yesterday at 4.30 p. m. At o'clock supper
was served and in the evening the order of the
Red Cross and order Of the Temple were
worked.
A special meeting of Canton Pallas. P M, 1.
o. o. F.. was held at the Odd Fellows hall last
Thursday evening with a good attendance.
Three candidates were made members of the
Canton. Plans were made for visit to In
victus lodge of Monroe June goth. Memorial
day the Canton will go to Searsport to take
part in the program. by invitation of the Me-
mortal Day committee of Searsport
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Did

BowDEN. In Castine, May IL, Mrs. Clara M.
Bowden, aged 70 years. 9 months and "a days.
BARTLETT. In Belfast, May %, Mrs Carrie
C. Bartlett. aged 60 years. months 70 days
BRooKMAN In West Park, New York, Nav
II, John U. Brookman, aged SO years.
CARTER. In Belfast, May %. Mrs. Caro- E
Carter, aged "a years. months and 25 days
DUNToN. In Nortbport, May "a, Robert c..
infant son of Frank E. ard Florence Bowman
Dunton.
HUNT In Belfast, May 81, Leslie Hunt of
Unity.
MADDoCKs. In Belfast, May 26, Myra.
widow of Jason Maddocks, aged Is years, 9
months and 81 days
NICKERsoN. In Norwood, Mass, May 10,
Augusta Pitcher, wife of Gen. r. S. Nckerson
formerly of Belfast.
PICKERING In Orland, May 19 Alvah M.
Pickering. aged II years. months and 20 days
PRESSEY. In Deer Isle, May 10, Charles A.
Presley, aged Sc years.
RANDALL. In Knox. May IL. Henry X
andall, aged So years.
RICHARDS. In Belfast, May 20, Percy K.
Richards. aged Al years, 5 months and 16 days.
SoMEs. In Mt. Desert. May 10. Lewis Somes.
aged 81 years. months and days.
SoMEs. In Mt. Desert, May II, John w.
Somes. aged rs years.
SANBoRN. In Vinalhaven, May 81, Mrs.
Florilla Sanborn, aged 66 years.
TOWNSEND In Belfast, May %. Clara B d,
wife of Walter C. Townsend, aged 81 years, 9
months and days.
VEAzIE In Castine May Is, Charles W.
Veazie, aged "a years, S months and Is days.
Bryant Walker. aged 81 years. 8 months and
20 days
YOUNG. In West Liberty, May 10, Lester
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SHIP NEWS.
MARINE MISCELLANY.

New York, May %. Ar. sim Millnocket.
Stockton; schs John Bossert. Georgetown. S c;
S G Haskell, Savannah; %, sid, sch Martha R
Small. Jacksonville; "a, ar, schs Thelma. Sa-
vannah; Mary l. Crosby. Charleston, S c; sid,
schs Thelma. New London; Grace Davis St
George, l. for Bangor; ar, schs Whit
more. Stonington; rs. cid. sch Blanche Z Pen.
dleton, Porto Rico; 26. sid. sch Warren Moore.
Chrome, N ], for Belfast: q. ar, schs Andrew
Nebinger, Bangor; Annie Mitchell, Roberts
Harbor
Boston, May 81 Ar, schs Mary Augusta,
Bangor; Ella Clifton, do; "a, ar. sch Lizzie
Wiley, Savannah; &c. sld schs Fannie F Hall.
Bangor; K Tay. do; Nile, Rockport.
Philadelphia, May %. Ar, sim Penobscot,
Searsport. land cid oath for Searsport); rs, ar,
sch Alice Pendleton. Santo Domingo.
Newport News, May 20. Sid. sch Jane
Palmer, Bangor.
Norfolk, May 25 Ar, sim F Lisman, Ban
gor.
Brunswick, Ca May 10, Ar, sch Mary II
G Dow. Boston; 20, sid. sch Massasoit, New
York. "a, sid, sch Gen E Greeley. New Haven;
rs, sid, sch Edith H Blake, New York.
Pascagoula. May 81. Sid, sch Governor
Powers; "a. ar. sch Margaret Thomas, San Juan,
PR
Virgins, C, May % Cid, sch Harold C
Beecher, New York
Pensacola. May 81 Cid. sch Celia F. Ponce,
PR
New London, May "a Sid. sch VIM Itch
field, Savannah.
Gulfport, Miss, May % Sid. bark Mamie
Swan, Ponce.
Port Royal, C, May &c. Ar, sch White
Wings. Coombs, Philadelphia.
Mobile May &c Ar. sch Georgia Gilkey,
Jobos, P R.
Fernandina, May "a. Sid, sch Theoline,
Boston.
Bridgeport, May 25 Ar, sch Thelma, Sa-
vannah.
Jacksonville. May 25 Ar. sch Josephine.
Providence.
Bangor, May 81 Ar, schs Donna 7 Briggs,
Provincetown; F Kindberg. Boston; W D
Mangan, do; %, ar, sch Rebecca Palmer New
port News; sid, sim F J Lisnan, Newport
News; 49, ar, sch Ella Nj Storer, Belfast; "a. ar,
sch Northern Light, Boston; sid, schs Lottie
Beard New York; Donna Briggs, Bridgeport;
Charles E " lyman, do; Mineola. Provincetown;
25, sid, schs Rebecca Palmer, Norfolk; Gilbert
Staneliff, Boston; 26, ar. sch Irene Meservey;
Camden; 81, sid, sch Kindberg, Boston.
Phippsburg for New York; 81, sid, sim Mill
nocket New York; sch Edith Mcintyre, do; sch
Susie Oliver, New York; rs. sid. sch Georg-
ietta Lawrence, New York; 26, ar, sim MILL
nockett, New York; sch Clara kennard,
Rockland
Searsport. May "a. Sid, sim Seaconnet,
Newport News; rs, ar, sim Mohawk, Boston,
and sid 18th for Milbridge.
Rockland. Me, May 90 Sid, sch Annie B
Mitchell, New York.
FOREIGN PORTS
Puerto Mexico May 10. Sid m. stmr
Hawaiian, Dow, Delaware Breakwater: 20. 6 a
m, ar, stmr Texan, New York; "a, m, sid,
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COATS, SUITS, DRESSES
'ected Weekly for The journal.

Ia %
atan hdnd lust
shwn Main the
| mweangp n
IDewe oH
Tney
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kORN

AcHoRN. In Thomaston, May 20, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Achorn, a son.
COOPER In Belfast. May 27th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph L. Cooper. daughter.
CROSBY. In Aurora, May 16, to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Crosby. son.
PERKINS. In Castine. May 9, to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Perkins. son.
GRAY. In Belfast. May 9th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Gray. twins, a son and daughter.
SPURLING. In Cranberry Isles. May l3. to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest w. Squirting, daughter.
STANLEY. In Islesford, May IA, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank E. Stanley, a son.
and Mrs. Albert Wardwell, q daughter. Char
lotte Vesta.
VAUGHAN. In Belfast, May 23rd, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Vaughan, Jr. daughter, Ruth
Isabel.
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sim Oregonian. Delaware Breakwater.
Salina Cruz, May %, a m. Arrived, str
Georgian. Nichols, San Francisco.
Digby, N S, May 16. Ar. Sch Omaha Bos-
ton.
Lunenburg. N S, May 49,, Arrived. schr
Herald. New York.
Gibara. May II. In port sch Mark Pendle'
ton. from Amboy (discharging).
Hantsport, N S. May H. Arrived. schr
Damietta & Joanna Boothbay.
Newcastle. N B. May q. Arr. sch Laura M
Lunt, New York.
San Domingo City. May 8. Sid. schr Alice
L Pendleton Philadelphia.
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MAKkIEH

BRADMAN- DAGGETT in Belfast, May %. by
Rev. William Vaughan. Herbert Edwin Brad
man and Miss Mildred Kathryn Daggett. both
of Belfast.
BRAY-LITTLE. In Bucksport, May 10, Row
L. Bray and Gladys F. Little, both of Bucks
port.
HAsKELL-STAPLEs In Deer Isle, Nav a..
Jasper p Haskell and Miss Marion L Staples,
both of Deer Isle.
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SUITS $780, SPECIAL
Wool Dresses Reduced

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The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-13
BALL TEAMS WORK
 IN SHORT GAMES
MANAGERS STALL AND CLARKE ARE TRYING OUT YouNcs.
 TIERS IN PITCHING.
Several Hold Outs" Are stllI Reois. tered But Their Presence Is Ex-
 pected During the Week.

tBy H.. w. Lanigan, Press Rep-esen-
 tative New York Hotel CompanyD
 That dinky, likewise nasty, little drizzle that oozed itself into the cen ter of the afternoon was the cause of having the Spas two baseball mat inees curtailed. The Worlds Cham pions managed to work in four in- nings. The Pittsburg Pirates played only two. The Boston Chumps were leading the Boston Champs to 1 when the drops began to fall and the rockies were perfectly satisfied when Chief Stahl decided it wise to call a halt.
 Leonard and Aainsworth did the twirling on the winning side. The former handed out two siphers the two innings he worked and had the distinction of whiting the Hon. Gar land Stahl. As a result Stahl thinks all the more of the pudgy Southpaw. The Boston pilot has been counting upon having this resruit on his team the coming season and the betting that Dutch sticks is getting tighter from day to day. He was in the Spa with the Boston squad last March, but in't know much. which was to be expected. as he was fresh out of col lege ranks in California Stahl ship ped Leonard to Denver where he prao tically pitched the Grizzlies into the Western League championship. Pres ent indications are that Leonard will probably do his share in pitching the Red Sox into another title.
 Ainsworth's two innings were also tidy ones. He is getting better from day to day and is due for plenty of work in the forthcoming series with the Pirates. Foster and Martina, two other mighty good looking rockies, all ternated on the hillock for the Regu- lars YoungsteT R. Carrigan got the one long hit of the eurtailed matinee. IL was rollicking double to the left field wall.
 Arthur Holman, the ex-Cub. scored the only run of the two inning frolic at Wilmington Park. Fred Clarke will be the happiest baseball pilot in the National League if Holman re. gains his old time stride, for with Circus Solly working between Max Carey and Chief Wilson, Pittsburg will not only own the best outfield in the parent body, but its front will get Just about the boost it needs to land Il a winner over he Giants.
 Fred Clarke came near losing a rookie yesterday Said rookie having the narrow escape was Master James
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Vlox, Who is making a bid to become Honus Wagner's understudy. Viox made great impression in the Spa last spring and has started off this trlp as II he is going to make quite loi of noise Southpaw Cooper beaned Master James in the first round. Viox went down in a heap and for a few seconds it was no sure thing that he was ever going to arise. He was eventually driven to the Eastman hotel and. was around last night Joking but little the worse for nls close call. If Viox had expired there certainly would have been some story for the Cincinnati Enquirer. as he halls from Lockland. Ohio. and cooper, the youth who felled him, is rom McConnellsville, same state.
 Bobby Byrne, who has yet to at. tach bis J. Hancock to a Pittsburg contract, was on third for the Regu- lars and, of course, topped the swat order. Clarke had his Regulars stick Ing m this fashion,: Byrne, 2b; Carey, II; Holman, Of; Wagner, ss; Miller, ID; Wilson, If; Butler, 2b; Gibson, C. Cooper p. The lineup may stick and 1t may be changed, as baseball lineups in mid-March don't go for much. However if Wilson, my idea of star right fielder, continues batting sixth, can be kept down, there by his piaymates, it will be Pittsbure triumph, sure, in the race.
 Fred Clarke umpired his own game and in advance served as pitcher while the batting practice was on. For fair Fred Is the busy little manager. The morning workout was a good one. For an insert it can be stated that the Red Sox's first frolic was also a hummer The Pirate army, fans. scTibes and bugs, was raised to S2 players by the arrivals of Robinson and Gray, two pitchers, who have been working out with Hugo Bezdeks col lege boys over in Fayetteville. This leaves Claude Hendrix, some hold-out. believe us, and a young infielder named Holderman, the only Pirate absentees. Clarke doesn't care much whether or not Holderman comes along. But he is prticularly desirous of seeing Hendrix.
 Barney Dreyfuss, owner of the Pittsburg Pirates and one of base balls biggest and best men, is due today. Garland Sthl is also loot ing for Ray Collins, who has quit hold outing. Arthur Katzs offer to give a hat, or it's equivalent in haberdash. cry, to the authors of all home runs in the nine-game series between the Red Sox and Pirates has made a hit with the players. Especially are Iris speaker, Duffy Lewis, Hans Wagner and Chief Wilson pleased. The right held wall at Wilmington Park is a short one; the rockies are going to be permitted to do a lot of hitting and homers ought to be plentiful. MT. hatz IS game young man and says his offer stnds for the series regard less of how many balls go over the wall.
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JONESBORO IS
 WOODMEN WINNER
SELECTED AS THE NEXT MEET ING PLACE FOR THE STATE
 CONVENTION OF ORDER.
R. E. Miller is Head Consul; T. L Bond is Head Advisor; and G. w.
 Hobbs is Made Head Banker.

Jonesboro was selected yesterday afternoon as the next meeting place of the Woodmen of the World conven- tion after a spirited fight for the honor, participated in by enthusiasts of Philadelphia. Pine Bluff, Hope and El Dorado. The Jonesboros delega- ton made a determined effort, and manifested much enthusiasm when the roll call showed they had been victorious.
 The officers were selected for the coming year yesterday in the follow. ing:
 T. L. Bond, Yellyille, Head Advisor.
 R. p. Miller, Snyder, Head Consul.
 c. W. Hobbs, Argenta, Head Bank. CT.
 The ladies auxiliary, Woodmen Cir Gle, held an interesting meeting in the hall on Prospect avenue, demon strated the work in their order, and were entertained with a trolley party to all points of interest about the city.
 The evening entertainment was fea- tured with a splendid address on fraternalism in general and Wood men traternalism in particular by Soverign Mayor c. D. Taylor of Lit tie Rock, who was gretted by large audience at the BUou Rink.
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Prescribed
 By Doctors
HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS ARE BEST FOR CONSTl-
 PATTON.

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 Just little sugar coated tablet, but my what blessed relief to all who suffer from constipation, torpid liver and biliousness.
 They surely do cleanse the bowels of poisonous accumulationss stop headache. dizziness and banish bad breath. Youll be joyfully surprised at their gentle action. Get 25-cent box from your druggist today.f