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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-11-19

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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-31
e >o1.o Circle
Column
DON'T.

Don't I'll! your chilli the hap.
p!est days he will ever know are
his Gay, ol childhood. Don't
say thaG win uo,Grity comes
cars. and WorE, and troubles,
and .ea;s that lnaSc lite h ouruen.
yonr ch'ld comes 10 yov
vito a trial th&5 10 lcaal to him.,
but 10 you III tile light of your
years and experience, in the ner.
est rife, don't say, Yea are
7sry foolish to he trout.ed b. 50
small d thing" ont remember he
has but littIp reason t. use, and
70 e%ptrl ,ce 10 guide him, and
thav Ior u" ,ine his grief C. has
him a, a carmen, and it is for
you, win your love and svmp4.
tiny: 10 rend it, and bring i,,uc
Sunlight again, it il q treat
"rong to oelleve the Wild taarh.
E'o'e>Gue laneies, apa naMcless
d "'.' >@lc1 lauct the minds TT
y ua3aing wilkins,
~ ".'.] :" niuac, they often
""''' - ~ middle life nr ol,1
3d.. ;';t.i.' rs al. Involuntary
sluuG3 i. u c}lild's troubles
ars usu1'!, slnai!, the rnder.'
stanalCx Is Smaller. The p:tiful
xrevsy with "aicn they .1ttennt
10 settle "eigDsy questions vhich
lae!r elders often give TN as
n-apelsss, demands our host de.
~Icale Sympathy.
Every -tago o. life has it'd be.
GUAR trials, ana just az surely
~ own joys.
81 Us lot then so recklesslv
4sA our r5oa,a.lon. for wisdom
es 70 point to children and saw.
Now, my Gear child, is your
hey'hay. Eoioy IT. to the full.
Tor Tie years THAT are easing on
you are fall To the btim OF care
and trial" S=y FATHER, 'Ie the
future La7 gr"as work and rsa.
?on>lol'.i:&s. SO has it prot or.
tionate reward" The srrest.
greatest, happiraas Of lila
should cone with the fall 6e7e,.>,,.
menI Of mind 4r1 heat,
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Continued from page 3:

Continued from page 3:
He VIII tea"h 7ou to observe
these facts; p.eaSe'r. ad.
Ana whatsoever yeshal ask
in my name, that will T. do that
the Father may be gloritiea in
the Sun.
II We >2". N5k any thing in INV
name l. Rlj do it, Isl John Ii
-l3-l4.i
Also read:
For whosocver shat! cal! upon
tht name Of the Lord saall be
saved" from 1O-1o.)
When we observe .his fact
once; Then we Will observe, that
II Adam ali die, and IN Christ
we Nl'' al o mad live, T ,en
death "ii' b. swallowed up in
victory, that is when Christ de
llvers the l:ingdcm up to the
hathor. and we are tlugh5 to
observe 1hose things, then we
also VIII soc the stumbling block
that Las t'tn laid before all Doo.
PIE, woicn is "Tn4 Ono Man The.
ry- For God did on the sizth
day create a man male and
female, ara gave them dominion
over at! Things then ,aid
10 them that they sa nd pa
ffnl.Tu, mu'lDlF and rep:,nisn
>he tdttt' tn,~ wa & bpgln,np
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-31
Names S,arka aui} wife

Mr.. Names S,arks an1 wife
saAr - IAN North No. IN last
Fcicdv.
The Rof.ohah's met on las. Sat
n; be Hall and quilted @ quilt
lot lie Odd Fellows Home at
Lioeyty Nc.
leroy S!Frice came in from
Ill, to wait on ai3 father who is
laying sick at thu Colony at the
present time.
TIE var is still going on in
Euruk" with liNlo success on
either ai5a accept to ki,l and
murder men. Shame, let US
have peace.
We wish we could End friends
tEat coulc help u now, to salts
fy those who have trusted US
heretofore to the amount Of IN N.
ey sufficient to relieve us until
We could pay them back, we can
make them safe.
Tho quickest way to a good
salary is a course in the Spring
field Business College Now,
"hl" up 'yment is scarce. the
you"g peep t ought. 20 prepare.
January Is good tlun to cnt r
Tor course in reiegraDhy. Book
keeping, Sh"rtnand, Stenotypy
~ Hallway mail Service,
If you want to vote for peace,
vote The Socialist ticket they are
brave enought . say the Sc
lallSt~ r@Tn pace, We nave cried
a., peace aud nj, war fol 20 gea:,
Aua 'trn thnrn t. q Dod1 OF
tH"T eva r"m@uc No up n .t.,
ace . fyragt~ #n) 'HgG 10 G'!l
anG murder and sag ;,vA>3 We
join theE heart AID Lard,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-31

of the GtIr'i. race SO. Ie
ttsten Gle Gay, \, (. II ,tie eight
day, God formed ayos!ler man
placing HIM in gardch which
God planted .or him TO dress aud
to keep it. This man vas &c
beginning uf the Israeiitos. Inuse
two we must observe we're two
Inherent men frnm each other.
then we viii observe why il has
been thai the healirg power has
baan lost sight Of SO long Now
Sol christian scientist VINO want
10 broaden the scope OF the heal
ing powers of the church. Come
ard observe alL@things whatSo.
ever Christ has said to US. Then
our labors Tor good Of mankind
and the restitution Of tho grand
healing powers Of to-. ella, Oh
viii D. restored ~. q r.. -
RrUln ncCu Naoe r.,
no" com up ~ tie h. t
Lore against he mighty - ~,
s2t8,A b = Us 2rc "" elil hell
EcT. We t.!an> -nne kluv frier i
fer " co,y Ut ',4 Ctrj> lls.n
Science N otto . We -, ey c,m E
again,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-31
NOTICE, saw Mill MI EN-

We have Sixteen Horse PC Juu1 0 Enl'n u
and good upto date Saw rig for sale Engine $1,000
saw rig $780, $1,000 in ALL Can be on~, It, 5000 Gown
%ne res e suit Purchaser Also Se,atats IT,. ~erv
hes T. Colorado Special Call on ii. O. Ar," Us at
Iruthyl&uou No Engi,e Saw liz and S pa,at, cta be
houGuti0r &c Of $1,000. Thu Colony Trustees.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-31
SHOES FOR SALE.

4 pair blue Leather men shoes.
. pr. No, Il, & 2 pr, No. 10 Price
$3.50. fer cash $500:
/ pr Seaito. M 6,$2 Is for
$500 mediuu'ight:
: pr. Crusade No. 10 $3.50 for
$500 medium light. Several
other pair Shoes, a dis Cunt for
CASH. t. c.. PARIS
:.:... ERusHY KNOB NO:
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LOCAL LORE.


The Colony mill Is new tccat
cd and running soar Seymore.
fir. Norge Ryley has arrived
24c11c again ron, Cal'f,
~-The GdiFa|io vs.; meet every
ls' aNi srd Saturda, niaats at
sheer Eall az JAZZ Vile.
There viii be, it is expcctnts :"
wedding at the Colony church At
% o'clock na2ct Sunday.
-Toods' Ftrelnac Cooner, care
FUZZY hoEe" {. O. /. Inoianomlis
pricc'slo, g..
We cant see Why people ,ould
Think f0ra moment that Christ or
tie God of love as in that war
over in Europ1 No on" but the
devil will com nit murder,
M. Mic J. lLer2ler from Belle.
vlllo lii. was to see US and Mr..
j. 4. K,cg. in the interest OF the
, Harrison Machine Works If
,SeileyiIle. undoubtedly nd Harz.
Ter works for the lnt&r-a,pi is
company and We oeileye ma
worthy of the position ne ho.d,
We took a great liking to him
anc should he have to discoucae
US to do his duty toward his
Company we shall never think
hard Of hlms but would love to
meet him again when we could
chow him mere re p ct, than we
could when he WIS hers
On Dec. Goth. report of the
"dAH'ViJle Union Saboatn School
was Of tue best Total No. of
scholars present II Officers aud
Teachers present s ly.,eres,t.
-Trnln trst to last ii Toe very
DIES. Cuu)4 one. come all.
Sect.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10
LOCAL DOINGs in TABLOID FORM

Y TABLOID FORM
Vice President Charles E. Mahoney
of the Western Federation of Miners
was operated on for appendicitis at
Englewood Hospital last night Re-
ported resting well today.
Mrs. Emma J. Lasco, 100, died at
Scottish Old Folks Home.
coroner's jury returned open Ver-
dict in C. M. Fairman death mystery.
Witnesses limited murder at inquest.
Bernard J. Mahoney, assistant
states attorney, charged with mark
ing ballots, demands retrial.
oliver StapIeton, Lagrange, struck
by elevator weight, while working on
Columbus Memorial building.
William Kehoe shot aiding police in
pistol battle with hold-up men. Glen
Chester, 146 N. Hermitage av., and
Max Bremen, 901 S. Hermitage, ar
rested.
Jury for Stella czemerowska, on
trial for murder of Frank Koczniski,
her fiance, completed.
Trial of Mrs. Augusta Dietz and
George Nurnberg for murder of wo-
mans husband continued until
March 10Th.
Aid. Charles D. Twigg of 18th ward
choked and robbed by two men. Lost
$19 and $50 stickpin.
Seven jurors in Mrs. Louise Scar
Van Keuren murder trial. Mrs. Van
Keuren objected to women jurors.
Former Governor Charles S. De-
neen claims prison is good thing.
Says prisoners live longer than those
who have liberty.
Disturbance created at Logan
Square Theater, Milwaukee av., when
discharged hypnotic subject exposed
alleged fake Edwin De Love held
for creating trouble.
Ernest Palmer will speak on "In-
surance and Fire Prevention" at
Northwest Side Commercial Assn
TuDchaon GerStOn'S Cafe Ashland
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-10

SdIG DIOWn III JOS dSSIoiCS NO>
cry. 81S Blue Island av. Hull House
shaken by blast.
Bishop Paul. Rhode urged all
Catholic women to vote.
Robert Mooney, $50 Poplar ST.,
Jumped in lake in suicide effort. hes
cued. Out of work.
Man and woman sought in Fair
man death mystery.
Fred and Harry Stewart, 25o5 5.
Michigan av., taken as green goods"
men. Were arrested in Northwestern
depot trying to pass stage money.
New library site to be purchased
from book fines. Fines amount to
$4,000 a year.
Highwaymen robbed Carl Barker,
Galesburg, $40. While fleeing from
Barker men snatched Mrs. Samuel
Kember's purse. Purse contained So.
Miss Mary Mccormick. telephone
operator, questioned in connection
with disappearance of Mary Pluto, 10.
Lieut.. Albert N. Hofsetter Promot-
ed to captain and from captain to
chief of Evanston, fire department In
s hours.
Body of new born baby found in
pasteboard box at lakewood Gene
terry.
1000 in line at city collectors Of
flee. Were paying special tax assess
ment. Ask
Harry "A. c. Howard and Albert
Philpot held for alleged fraud. Said
to have swindled Joseph F. Dart,
$3.50 Kenwood av., out of $3.50.
Question of ousted school trustees
up before. Judge Foell. Judge to de-
eide which faction constitutes MAJ
jority.
Martin CoIcomb, fireman, fire in
surance patrol No. 2, carried out un-
conscious from burning building, 622
W. Randolph ST. Loss $4,000.
Longer school day urged by writer |
in School Review Claims it would |
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Johnson Loses Again.

Washington, August 29.-Walter
Johnson suffered another defeat at the
hands of young pitcher today when.
with Wolfgang in the box. Chicago
beat Washington to 1. Wolfgang
also starred in fielding accepting IL
chances.
score
Chicago :. :. 900 600 2OO--2 z O
Washington 1000 QUO O01--1 8 0
Wolfgang and Schalk; Johnson and
Williams.
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SITUATION UNCH,tNGED

London, August 29-IL p. .m--,The
French embassy has received q tefe.
gram describing the situation on the
French front from fhe Sonme to the
E0sgges ny the same today rs 1t
was yesterday, ..t9si' SO &, !.
she telegram says that the sGerRans
have slackened their march and from
the evidence ef GerKnn prisoners, the
gravity of their loss Ia confirmed.
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NOTICE>OF ELECTION

Notice Ia hereby given that ali 'elec-
tion will be held at Piercctown. school
district No. 54, on Monday, September
z. on the question of voting an addi-
tional one mill tax to he used for
school purposes. The polls will open
at a. m. and close at m. A. reg
istration certificate and tax receipt
will be required.
BY order of County Board.
]. B FELTON,, Supt. Education
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Divided a Double Bill.

Pittsburgh, August 20 -Egan's
r.mble OF Wagner's grounder. Wag-
,ner's steal OF second base and Mc-
Carthy's single gave Pittsburgh one
TO nothing victory in the 18th inning
of the first game OF double header
today. Brooklyn won the second
game 6 to 4, by making long hits at
opportnne times. The nrst game was
n pitchers battle between Mamanx
aiN Pfeffer with the former having
the better OF 1t. Catcher Gibson was
put out OF the game for 6;sputing a
decision In the sixth inning OF the
first contest. tH
Score fist game
Brooklyn 600 600 600 600 90 10 /
P3s.tsburgh000 900 00G 900 III IL o
Prefer and McCarty; Mamaux and
Gibson, Coleman, Kafora.
Score second game
Brooklyn ;. !. iso Coz 060--v5 3
Pittsburgh ..... i6i 160 020---4 8
Ragan and McCarty; Cooper, Adams
and Coleman.
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iDON;.r NERD AssIsrANGE

peing. August sssThe chinese
20 ,rTnfntnt, il is tsn0eTsiuuSi, viii ue-
cline 1anal,,g offer 20 suppress any.
disorders fhat may occur. I'm China
during the European conflict. The
goSeranienf, - is said, believes itself
capable Of putting down any purely
lsfefnni EpslsiIig. S 8
The cable between Shanghai and
TsIng Tau has ben eut. it is staiati
the entire German farl leeastern fleet
Is inside the iharbor at Using Tau and
that the Germans are placing floating
mines outside The hsrber entrance.
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InnEe sIrspInInIrs

London, august 90. -76.1O p. n..-The
correspondent of the Renter Telegram
Company at Athens says;
According to o SEMI official state
nient, news has been received from n
trustworthy source In Constantinople
that 500 German officers and sailors,
ms well as o quantity Of ammunition,
passed through BnIgaria Eridey In q
special train on their way to Constan-
tiRoplc."
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NATIONAL

AZ Chicago /: New York O. First
game.
At Chicago >; New York 7. Second
game.
At Pittsburgh /; Brooklyn o. FRS,
game. l3 innings.
At Pittsburgh a. Brooklyn 5. Sec
ond game.
At ST. Louis 0; Boston 4. First
game.
AT ST. Louis 4; Boston G. Second
game.
At -Philade, ,phia, rain. 1st
game.
Al Cincinnati 6; Philadelphia 2. End
game.
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Cincinnati Won.

Cincinnatii August 29.--Cincinnati
won from Philadelphia by 6 TO 9 to-
day. by punching hits. Oeschger was
hit hard, three singles off him with
a sacrifice fly being good for three
runs. e
GoNra- 1t
Philadelphia ;. 900 900 e2O-2 8 1
Cincinnati -. 001 600 23x-6 9 1
Mayer, Oeschger and Doom; Ames
ana Gonzales.
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RUSSIANS TAKE TOWN

London. August ga despatch to
the Renter Telegram Company from
Paris says m official communication
given out In the French capital con-
firms previous reports that the Rus
SLAMS have completely invested KOe-
nigsbnrg In Eastern Prussia.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

, All delinquent road tax COLLECTORS
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbers, and stub number
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receip.
as above provided for.
j. MACK KING.
II County Supervisor
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BROOKLYN, and Buffalo Tied.

Brooklyn. 9Nugust 29.-Brooklyn
again tied Buffalo in The Federal lea
que standing by winning today to
l. Brooklyn took three out of four
games from Buffalo Lafitte's timely
hitting today was responsible for
three nf the runs. IS,
Score tof
Buffalo Z. -! :0O1 O09 O00--1 8 o
Brooklyn s.. 1000 col 3Ox-4 s q
Schulz and Blair; ;3Lafittetand Land.
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league Seaspn Closes.

Savannah. Aug. 90 .-,The South Sc
Iantfc Leagues eleventh season. cloxed
.s.=-=J tf.::-J Sut the championship will not
be decided until next week when Sa4
sannah, winner OF The frat half sea-
son remnant. meets Albany, winner of
the second half season. Those
TWO teams are TO play seven games.
beginning Monday The league PEN
nant goes to che winner of the post
series.
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TRAIN sERYICE sUSpENpEp

Pariss August 29.-Train service be.
tween Paris and BOH.ogne was sus-
pended today until further notice.. IT
Is presumed here that this step was
taken by the allied armies are nbout
to engage the Germans OH or near
the railroad line running into Bau-
l0ghe.
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Flashes
GERMANS ON THE RUN

Paris, August 29.-French war Of
fice gave out the following official
statement this afternoon:
"The Russian army has completely
invested keOnigsburg and occupied
Alienstein, both I'm East Prussia. The
Germans continue to retreat.
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Heavy Hitting Featured.

New York. August 29-In game
prolific in extra baae hitting, New
York defcateRfDetroa today 8 10 5.
Manager Chance and ump!rci Hide
brand became involved in an argu-
ment over spoiled ball in the eighth
inning. Tie umpire placed it in the
New York ball bag bat chance took it
out and threw it into the outfield. He
was ordered off the field.
Score
Detroit :. =. ..O0l O01 O3O-5 8 3
New York =. :. ll3 100 00x-6 10 1
covaleskie and Stanage; Warhop,
Fisher and Nunamakcr
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THOUSANDS DEAn

Washington. August 29.-Russian
troops are thirty kilometres from
Lemberg and Servinn army headQuar.
ters has moved forward to Zaliero:
according TO official dispatches 10 the
French embassy. Before Nancy flse
French troops f0unl 2,50t German
dead and before YitrimOnt 1850 dead.
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Goes to Third Place.

ST. Louis, August 29.-St. Louis
dropped to third place in the race for
the National league pennant by los
ing two games to Boston today. In
the first game inability of st. Louis
TO hit James and timely batting by
Boston gave. the visitors the contest
four to nothing. An eighth inning rail-
ly gave the second game to Boston,
6 to 4, Boston going into second place.
The second game was called at the
en- d of the eigth because OF darkness.
Score first game
Boston :. .. OOO 100 Of2-4 5 1
So. Louis :. :. 1000 900 000~-0 4 1
James and Gowdy; Perritt, Griner and
Wipgo.
Score second game
Boston :. -. :. OO1 100 04-6 5 o
st. Louis :. ;. 1000 202 00-4 z s
Hess. Crutcher, Strand and Gowdy; :
Doak. Sallee and Snyder.
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. .liii liiiiiasaiasls Are hefeated

Berlin. Aug. 20. BY wireioss 10 The
Assoetate ted Press News toss the de-
feat oi I've Russiaa army corps TO the
soslh sof Ailenstein Is made public
here today 1t is regarded as en-
couraging and as greatly Selieveing
the situation in East Prussia. II is
kaid ~ ipsura the flank of the Ger-
man poaitions.
AlleRsteiE II Ebout SO miles south
Of Koehlga berg 3 Il ,.. s, 8,
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FEDERAL

AZ Baltimore o: Pittsburgh 2. First
game, seven innings, rain.
Second game rained out.
At Brooklyn 4; Buffalo 1.
At st. Louis I; Chicago 0.
AT Kansas City s; Indianapolis 3.
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TIains ferI ..rooIls Only.

Il0udon5 Aug. 29--a.1i, 8. M a
dispatch to The EyenI1g News srom
Copenhagen says;
Ordinary railroad transportation
in Gcrnany has bean suspended for
the present because the railroads arc
engaged in carrying troops efnm the
west front to the hard tIFessed east
front, ~
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! hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House of Representatives
for Anderson county. subject to the
rules Of the Democratic primary.
ASA HALL, JR.
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

Twenty-Five cents,
Six Times $1OO
o be IN Il made aypli
No advertisemen taken cents
telephone directory
bill
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A Pitchers Duel.

Philadelphia, August 29.-Bush and
Mitchell had a twirling duel here this
afternoon. Philadelphia defeating
Cleveland, 2 to /. Inc winning run
was scored in ~" ninth, inning on
Collins single. Bakers sacrifice and
McInnes single.
Score
Cleveland =. :. OlO 900 OO0-I 8 1
Philadelphia =. 600 600 1912 6 1
Mitchell and O'Ncill; Bush aud
Schang.
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i hereby announce myself a canii-
date for Commissioners from District
No. 2. comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centeryille town
ships. Subject TO the rules CT the DEM
ocratic primary.
JOHN FL CULBERSON.
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BRlnGES DRSTRNYED

Amsterdam, Aug. 3O.-A dispatch
from Turnbout. SRe'gium, says that
the Germans have blown up The rail-
way bridges on the line between Moil
"a village 81 miles east of Antwerp.
End Munich.Gladbaeh, Rhendish Prus.
sics
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Won First Half.

Baltimore. August 2s.-Pit.sbargh
won from Baltimore today 2 to %. in
what was to have been the first part
OF a double header. Rain stopped the
game at the ned Of the seventh in
ming. .., ...I .. .s..,.
Score F ,G .-s
Pittsburgh. :. s.110,00Q o. 8 o
Baltimore :. :. 1000 600 90 S o
Barger and Kerr: Bailey and Rus
sell. 4y -.r.,a, d ~
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NAB RISK HARINg INSURANCE.
sss ail0. 900 Fund to BE Appropriated
by Federal E0afj.
IBy .kssociated Prese.

washington, aGg. 29--Tl1e admins
issration bill to create q federal bsi-
reaii OF war risk marine INSURANCE
With $s.0G0, ,09e fund 70 meets pnssi-
BILE losses to American shigpi1e. was
passed late today in the house by a
vote OF 230 10 6S. Alreay pnssad NV
the senate, II now goes to President
Wilson,
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Won In Sixth.

Kansas City, August 29.--Two base
ON balls, an infield out and three hits,
one a triple by Kruger scored five
runs for Kansas City In the sixth and
accompiished The defeat Of Iniianapo-
lis to 3, = - g
Score
indianapolis .,102 900 .0oo7-3 Z o
Kansas City -, 100-0oo5 OPS 8 o
AIoseley, Whitehouse and ,Rariden;
Packard and Easterly.. .s,E,t
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GERMANSLOsE HEAyUy.

Paris, Aug. @.-If Is officially IN.
uounced that the French left, cempos-
ed of four army corps, drove back on
the tnise tile tenth German corps am.
guards. The Germans sni1ered con
siderable loss. -f
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l hereby announce myself candi-
I.date for the House of Representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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l hereby announce myself q candi-
late for Commissioner of Third Sec
ton consisting OF Williamson,
Brushy Creek. HONEYWELL and Garvin
Townships, subject to the rules OF
the Democratic primary.
w. A. Derry SPEARAfAN. !!
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Distr.e, No. ..

l hereby announce myself a caudi-
date for county commissioner fo,. the
third section, consisting OF Garvin
Brushy Creek. Williamson AMI Hope
we'll townships. subject to tie action
OF the lemocratic primary.
H., A, FOSTER.