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Yesterdays RESULTS.
National.
American.

Yesterdays
American National
2 i
St. LOus2
GAMES SCHEDULED
a
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The Westovers would like to arrange
games with all teams averaging fourteen
to sixteen years old. Communicate with
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BrookIand, o. Pnlais Royal, IL.
The Brookland Recruits defeated the
Palais Royal. So. Barnett pitched good
ball for the losers. and got out OF many
tight pinches. The score:
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FORMER TEAMMATES
WORK FOR FED Clubs
Mullin. for Indianapolis. Gets Decision
Over Willett. of St. Louis.
Score, 5 to 3.
KAUFF'S MUFF COSTS GAME

fESTEHIDAH'S RESULTS.
Kansas City, u; Chicago. 4.
Indianapolis. S; St. Louis. }
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TODAY's GAMES,

No games scheduled.
STANDING; OF THE CLUBS.
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Vice President E. s. Barnard, of the
Cleveland club, is Of the opinion that the
decision in the Killifer case is victory
for the Cleveland clubs contention that
the services of pitcher Fred Blanding and
George Kahler belong to Cleveland.
Blanding and Kahler jumped TO Cleve-
land after they were said, to have signed
Federal contracts.
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and Mrs. Jurgen Petersen and AdOlph
Petersen were doing Christmas shop
ping in Charter Oak Tuesday.
Henry Hoeffer, of Charter Oak, went
to Ute Tuesday to attend to some bus.
|. mess matters.
+ Mrs. p. Clauson and son, Fred, were
visitors at tho Oak Tuesday
Mr. J. Listamann was host to.a num-
| her of invited friends and relatives on
| Wednesday in honor Of his twentieth
birthday. The evening was spent very
pleasantly and the guests departed at
a late hour wishing him many more
happy birthdays. Following is the list
of the guests present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Boettgcr and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Jensen and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Petersen and family. John
Lorenzen, Miss Anna kuehl. Miss En-
MA Giss. Seonke Mahnke, John Boett-
ger, Fred Hof:tetter and Albert, Her.
man and George Tebbe.
Messrs. Hans Finnern and Louie
Christensen went to Sioux City last
Wednesday. combining business with
pleasure.
A box social will be given at the
Paradise center school house on Fri
day, January LIST. Everyone is cor
daily invited to attend. Tell your
neighbors and friends.
An excellent Christmas program was
produced in the school two miles east
of the East Kenwood school on Friday
of last week. The large crowd pres
ent report very fine entertainment
,,ioocork TINA invoA
The Kenwood Sewing club held a
pleasant meeting with Mrs. Eckert on
"Wednesday.
b. M. McElwain was a business call
eT in Charter Oak Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgen Detlefsen and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bramley
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mahnke
and family, Christ and Walter Lingert.
George Tomsen, Herman, Albert and
George Tebbe enjoyed Christmas din
ner with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. kuehl and
family
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Detlef-
sen on Thursday, a son.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Carl went to Rod
ney Christmas to spend the day with
NJ rs. Carts folks. Miss Celia Pattcr-
son returned with them to spend a
few days with her sister, Mrs. Carl.
MI and Mrs. ]. Kruger, who re-
side near Schleswig, enjoyed Sunday
with Mr.. Henry Schlee and sister.
We learn that there was quite seri-
GUS fire in Schleswig Saturday eve
ming. We have not heard just how
great the loss was or the cause of the
fire.
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(roo late for last >week.)
mr.. G.. S. johnson was passenger
TO DenisOn Wednesday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tellgren were
down from Kiron Tuesday to see their
new nephew at the Jarls home.
MI. and Mrs Ben Peterson wel6 pas
sengers to Denison Wednesday.
Frank Corn and family were shop
ping in Denison Saturday.
Swan Carlson drove to kiron last
Wednesday afternoon.
Gus Anderson and daughters, Mable
and Hulda, were at the county seat
"Wednesday
Misses Tena Nelson and Jessie
Fleming came from Saturday Falls,
Fleming came Saturday from Cedar
Falls, where they are attending col
lese, to spend their Christmas vaca-
ton with the home folks.
. Floyd Cornish and Miss Celia Sykes
and brother, William. returned from
their visit with relatives in Clinton
county Friday.
Seth Anderson and family and Mrs.
Levi Erickson visited their parents at
Odebolt Tuesday.
Mrs. Anderson spent several days
with her mother, who has been quite
sick.
Chris Nissen and wife, Joe Dozark,
Fl. b Hanson, Mrs. Gus Stehr and son,
Henry, were business callers in Deni-
son Saturday.
Mi. and Mrs. Russell LiDdman and
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert johnson drove
to Odebalt Friday evening.
Julius Linden came from FIT. Dodge
Saturday to! spend Christmas with his
parents. 49,
Chas. Anderson and Ed Hendricllsen,
of Odebolt, called at the David Ander-
son home Thursday.
Miss Leila Olson returned from Den
ison Wednesday, where She attended
the short course.
MI. and Mrs. August Anderson, of
Kiron, visited friends and relatives
around Boyer few days this week.
Emil Carlson returned to his home
at Cakes, N. D., Thursday. Nels Tay-
lor accompanied him as far as Sioux
City, returning home Saturday.
Levi Erickson was an Odebolt call
err Friday.
Evelyn Johnson and Roy kuntz were
passengers to .kiron Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Quade were shop
ping at Denison Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Wetzel, of Early,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Deersen. of
Odebolt, came down Wednesday eve
ming to attend the wedding dance Of
Sam Sullivan and Clara Henkle, who
were married week ago. and also to
visit their mother, Mrs +. Dobbert.
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.
aged S..
.. Gen. S. 8. Burdett. civil war veteran
and former national chief Of the q.
A.. r., In England: aged IS.
OCTOBER.
10 King Charles ofyRoumania, consort Of
Carmen Sylvia; LACED IS.
NOVEMBER.
I. Gen. A. r. Chaffee. U. 8. A., retired.
veteran Of the civil and SPANISH
American wars. at Los Angeles. Cal:
aged ~!
1 r. A. Heinze. the cooper king" at
Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
6 Proe August Wessinan. celebrated 60
olosist, at,Frciburs, Germany: aged 10.
10. Rev. Robert J. Burdette. former hui
morist, ! author and lecturer. in Los
! Angeles. CAL: aged Il.
- Winnie Ream Hoxie, noted sculptress.
infWashington: aged G5
s. Col. r. Il. Beath. noted veteran in
&C. A. r. circles. in Philadelphia:
aged "a.
III DECEMBER.
L Rear Admiral A. T. Mahan, u. s. N.
strategist and writer, In Washington:
aged "A.
No. Serene r. Payne. noted congressman
author Of tho Payne-AG1rich tarin
bill, in Washington; aged Il
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DISASTERS At SEA

JANUARY.
90. Old Dominion liner Monroe sunk by
collision Off the Virginia ,capes. with
loss OF Il lives.
APRIL.
=. Steamer BENJAMIN Noble lost in .
storm on Lake Superior: crew Of 20
drowned.
n Steamship Empress OF ireland rammet
and sunk by the collier Storstad of
Father Point. gulf OF st. Lawrence.
gu. OF LAG on board. 80 were saved.
l.024 drowned.
SEPTEMBER.
H. n drowned by the sinking Of the Ca
madam government steamer Montlnag-
ny In collision with the collier Lingan
In st. Lawrence river.
~ 72 deaths In wreck of schooner Fran
els II. I.eggett on the Oregon coast.
south Of Columbia river.
NOVEMBER.
10. "a lives lost on Lake Superior by the
wreck OF steamship e. F. Curtis and
two schnoners during storm.
-. IS deaths in the wrecking of the
schooner Hanalei on Duxbury reef.
Cal.
DECEMBER
L. Dutch steamship Bangor wrecked on
Portuguese coast: . reported drown
Cd.
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FIRES

r. MARCH.
O. In fire which destroyed the Missou
ri Athletic clubhouse. St Louis. 80 per-
sons persisted.
i. Loss OF nearly 100000 by the burn
/ ing Of the Columbia docks at Port
4 land. Ore.
APRIL,
y Wire in st. Augustine. Fla, destroyed
! ME courthouse and several hotels and
residences: loss. $4,000 to sI50Q00
Is. Fire in Cleveland. O.. caused loss Of
100000.
Is Fire in Salem, Mass. caused loss
Of about $l2.060.0O0: 20 0>people made
{, homeless.
NOVEMBER.
Il. Plant Of the American Window Glass
| company at Jeanette. Pa, burned:
| loss $l.OQ0OO.
(, DECEMBER.
I. Flames on the. steamship Mississippi
| destroyed art objects in transit from
Europe valued at 100000.
& Nearly the whole OF Thomas A. Edi-
sons plant in West Orange. N. u
destroyed; loss s7.000.000
IL Flames IN birmingham, Ala. cauAeA
| a loss Of S4cO,00o.
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Events Of the Year 1914
Reviewed and Classified
Record Of Deaths Of Not
ed People All Over
the World.
NEUROLOGY

JANUARY.
I. DR.. Silas Weir Mitchell. distinguished
nerve specialist also novelist Of note.
in Philadelphia: aged IS.
8. General Simon Bolivar Buckner noted
Confederate leader in the civil war.
and Mexican war veteran. at Mum
fordvilie. Ky: aged 50.
H. Count Yukyo Ito. noted Japanese fleet
admiral. at Tokyo: aged II.
Is. General Louis Wagner. noted Federal
war veteran. head of the G. A. r.,
1SsO-s1, in Philadelphia: aged Is.
q. Former United States Senator Shelby
Moore Cullom Of Illinois; aged 81.
81. General James Adams Beaver. civil
war veteran and ex-governor of Penn
sylvania. at Bellefonte. Pa; aged u.
FEBRUARY.
u. Alphonse Bertillon, originator Of sys-
TEN of criminal Identification. at
Paris: aged 60.
IL. DIR. Roswell Park, authority on can
Ger. who attended the :ate President
Mckinley on his deathbed. in Buffalo.
". Y: aged g.
l6. Viscount Aoki. noted Japanese states
man, formerly ambassador to the
United States. in Tokyo: aged 20.
II. Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson. widow
of the noted author. in Montecito. Cal
q. Former United States Senator Henry
NJ. Teller Of Colorado. at Denver
aged 81.
MARCH.
! Said Pasha, noted Turkish statesman,
premier under Sultan Abdul Hamid, ri
Constantinople: aged 81.
6 George w. Vanderbilt, millionaire, In
Washington; aged 50.
0. Edward ii. Butler. noted editor. pro
prietor OF the Buffalo News. in Buftn'
To-: aged Ga.
II. George Westinghouse inventor. OF the
in New York city: aged IS.
Is. Frederic Mistral. French Provcncal
poet. winner Of a Nobel prize. at Mall
lane, France: aged 81.
IL Sir Hubert Won Herkomcr, famous
German artist. resident OF the United
States in tho fifties. in London: aged
G5.
APRIL.
z Paul IIeyse. author and dramatist.
awarded Nobel prizo in 1910. in Mu-
mich: aged 81.
T. Frederick Weyerhaeuser. Michigan
lumber king. reputed TO be worth
s500.000.C00. a Pasadena. Cal: aged So
3. Cy Wartnan. poet and author. in Chi
cage: aged So. Il
Is. George Alfred Townsend Gath, news
paper and magazine writer. in New
York city: aged 20.
=, MAY. > AFS'i ]
3 Gen. Daniel Sickles, U. .. A.. retired.
noted Federal corps commander and
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SPORTING EVENTS

FEBRUARY.
8. Willie Hoppe maintained mig title for
the 1872 balk line billiard championship
by a scoxs-of 500 TO 22s in II innings.
defeating George Sutton at Hotel As
tor. New York.
10. JAY Gould won. worlds court tennis
championship. defeating George F.
Covey at Lakewood. N. j.. by I sets
tol
20. Champion Willie Hoppe defeated
George Sutton in an ISL inch billiard
championship match in New York.
APRIL.
H. Opening Of baseball season Of 1914
g. Ruskin won tho Metropolitan handi-
cap at Belmont park.
q. Durbar H., an American owned horse.
won the British Derby at EPSON
Downs.
49, Francis ouimet. American open golf
champion. won the amateur Champion
ship Of France at Versailles.
JUNE.
II. Mary Browne and Mrs. Robert VII.
liams won the womens double tennis
championship at Philadelphia: score.
So. CO.
l6. English polo team won the prize cup.
defeating the American team 4 to 2N
at 3ieadowbrook. N. Y.
10. Yale won the varsity eight. defeating
Harvard l-5 second at New London.
Conn.
9. Buckhorn defeated Buskin In tho
Brooklyn handicap by 1.-THE very mar
rowest Of margins" on the Aqueduct
course. New York.
26. Columbia crew won the varsity race
at Poughkeepsie. leaving Pennsylvania
second and Cornell third: time. ~ min
utes 81 40 seconds.
a. Sardanaple won the Grand Prix de
Paris. the turf classic of France. al
Paris. with purse Of $4,000.
july.
2 The Harvard crew defeated the Brit
ish Leander crew In rowing race at
Henley. England.
4 Harvard oarsmen won tho Grand
Challenge cup rowing event at Hen
ley. England.
lightweight championship OF the world
E; at Olympia, London. defeating Willie
Richie, the American champion. in ~
rounds.
ls. Gunboat Smith lost to Georges Car
pentier In a boxing bout in London
in the 9Th round by IA foul.
AUGUST
IL Peter volo made worlds record at
Kalamazoo. Mich. by defeating The
Harvester's time for. three heats
made in 1910. Peter Volo's time. 2:0iA.
2:05% and 2:OCs..
81. Directum l. made worlds record by
= pacing second and third heats IN
minutes fiat at Syracuse.
SEPTEMBER.
S. Francis Ouimet won the amateur golf
championship by defeating Jerome ID.
Travers. up. to play. at Manches-
ter. VT
%. National baseball league pennant
clinched for Boston club at New
York. the Pittsburgh Pirates defeating
the New York Giants.
30 Directum !. mado & worlds record by
pacing first mile in 1:5S In competition.
OCTOBER.
g Worlds baseball series opened In
Philadelphia: Boston Nationals defeat
ed American Athletics. to l.
10 Boston Nationals defeated American
Athletics, to o in Philadelphia.
X Eoeton Nationals, won third samsrin
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MOODS OF. NATURE

FEBRUARY. 4-4.,
L. First cold wave OF the season in the
east; zero weather in New York city:
so below at Big Moose. N. Y.
y. elimination Of floods in southern Cal
ifornia. accompanied by several deaths
and property loss OF si.50O0OO.
Is Terrific thunderstorm in Paris caused
a loss of life and great damage to
property. Sewers and subway were
flooded and chasms opened in the
streets.
I. Mount Shshaldip. Alaska, burst out
In volcanic eruption.
SEPTEMBER.
I. Phenomenal, ainfall followed by flood
at Kansas City. Mo. Seven inches
fell in II hours: loss 81 100000.
OCTOBER.
X Rain broke drought Of weeks dura.
DECEMBER.
IS, Intense cold wave prevailed.
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The Games and Social
and Political Doings of
Twelve Months.
POLITICAL AND PERSONAL /,

MARCH.
n. Field Marshal Sir John French. chief
OF staff of the British army. resigned
as a protest against the coercion OF
Ulster.
y. House OF representatives voted for the
Panama canal tolls repeal. 2i7 to 1G2
APRIL.
Z. Treaty between United States and Co
lombia signed at Bogota.
British house of commons passed tho
home rule bill by a vote OF 356 to ZIG.
Z. Eleanor Wilson. daughter Of the pres
ident, marriei in the White House to
William Gibbs NIcAdoo.
z. Colombian senate approved the treaty
with the United States.
Is. Panama tolls exemption repeal bill be-
came q law.
1. The noted British general. Lord Kitch-
ener. created an earl by King
George v.
a. The reconstructed Kiel cana, opened
by the German emperor. William IL.
AUGUST.
& Treaty between United States and
Nicaragua secured the United States
the right to construct n canal through
Nicaragua.
3 United ststts. senate ratified peace
treatiesI with Norway. Netherlands.
Portugal. Switzerland. Denmark. Italy.
Salvador. Guatemala. Honduras. Mica
ragua. Bolivia. Persia. Costa Rics.
Venezuela. Uruguay. Argentina, Bra
iii and Chile.
SEPTEMBER.
4 Cardinal Glacomo Della Chiesa elected
supreme pontiff to succeed Plus x.
I. D. j. Palmer of Iowa elected COM
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!. Spain and China. James Gordon. ben.
signed at WASH nett.
tngton.
United States warned Turkey that
rights of her citizens must be respect
ed by the Ottoman government.
Irish home rule bill became law
in Great Britain.
. Rustem Rey. Turkish ambassador to
the United States. left his post on &c
count Of hostile criticism Of this toun.
try.
OCTOBER.
Ferdinand. nephew Of the late King
Charles. assembled throne Of Rpumo-
MIA.
.. War tax bill became law.
NOVEMBER.
DR.. Anna Shaw reelected president OF
National Woman Suffrage association.
Miss Annie A. Gordon elected prcsi-
dent OF the w. G. r. u.
pEcEMBER.
Third and final session of tho Esd con-
gress met.
United States cabinet declared that
the neutrality OF tho Panama canal
zone would be enforced.
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BOYER VALLEY ITEMS
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Howard Nurse was business visit
or in Omaha last week.
+ John Knight joined hunting party
south of town this week. They had
excellent luck and a royal good time.
Ed Mesenbrink spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends and relatives In
Charter Oak
Euna and Ethel Wilbur are at home
for their holiday vacation. .&
Mrs. N. J. Daggett spent the past
few days visiting friends near Dunlap.
Roy Randel was a Dow City visitor
last Sunday.
This neighborhood is suffering from
several cases of whoOping cough and
pneumonia.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith was called from its earthly honr
last Saturday evening. Their little
son is seriously i'll while the mother
is suffering likewise.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Mesenbrink, of
south of town, ate their Christmas din
ner at the H. w. Mesenbrink home.
Billy Mccarthy is helping August
Mesenbrink cut ice at present.
Quite a number of wolves are meet
ing their fat in this vicinity. Lloyd
Wilbur was the last one to capture
one
w. D. Nurse was one of the shippers
to Omaha market last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Nurse enter
tanned at Christmas dinner this year;
All their children and families were
able to enjoy the day with them.
Ed Lyons, of Charter Oak, spent
Christmas with friends and relatives
near Dunlap.
Linfred, Ahart. Of Dow City. spent
the Xmas holidays with friends near
Dunlap.
Houston brothers were again for
tunate enough to win many good prizes
at the short course. W
Mrs. A. S. Randel and son, Fred,
were guests of Boyer friends last Sun
day. l''15t
Carl Benedict escaped what might
have been a fatal accident last Thurs
day when returning from town. The
noon train east bound caught the back
end of his bob sled, demolishtng It
entirely, while Carl and the horses,
save for the terrible fright, are none
the worse for the excitement.
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Z. Theodore Watts.
Dunton. poet. novelist and critic. In
London: aged 81
II Adlai Ewing Stevenson. vice president
of tho United States 1897 In Chicago:
aged 70.
II. Baroness Bertha son Suttner. Aus
TRAN writer on peace and winner Of
the Nobel peace prize in 1905. in Wen
ma: aged II.
JULY.
2. Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, noted
figure in British politics and indus
tries. in London; aged IS.
L. Associate Justice Horace Harmon
Lurton Of the United States supreme
court. al atlantic City. N. j.: aged 20
AUGUST.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson CELIA Louise
Axson), wife of President Wilson.
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mander in chief"
OF the C. A. r.
at Detroit.
. J q m g o Gordon
Bennett. pro-
prietor of the
New York Her.
aid. married in
Paris to Baron
ess de Reuter-.
urk ely abolish
ed conventions.
treaties and priv.
ileses protecting
foreigners in the
empire. t.f ~
Peace treaties
b e I w cen the
United s t at G s
and Great Brit
ain. nc o.
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an intersectional college football
match at Syracuse.
10 Alfredo De Orc defeated George Moore
for the three cushion billiard cham.
pionship by 60 to IS in New York.
81. Harvard beat Michigan to y IN an
intersectional football contest at Bos
ton. Chicago and Wisconsin tied. Q
%. at Madison. wis. Illinois defeat
cd Minnesota q to s at Minneapolis.
NOVEMBER.
Z. Footballs: Michigan defeated Pennsyl-
vania 81 to 3 at Ann Arbor. Yale de-
fcated Brown II to at New HavCn.
Harvard beat Princeton 70 to 0 at
Cambridge.
II. Illinois beat Chicago q TO Z in a
crucial game OF football at Urbana.
III. -
Yale defeated Princeton at football ~
to IA at Princeton. N. J.
q. Six day bicycle race in New York won
by the Australian team. Goullet and
Grenda. Distance, 2.15S miles l lap:
time. 1i2 hours. Previous record. ".75l
miles. Harvard scored &c and Yale o
at football game at New Haven.
q. Hannes 1Solehmainen ran six miles
across country in IS minutes Al sec
onds in Brooklyn. ~. Y. Illinois de-
feated Wisconsin in conference foot
fail contest at Madison. Wis. - to o.
q. Army defeated the Navy at football
on Franklin Field. Philadelphia. 20 to 0.
DECEMBER.
20. National Junior indoor championship
contests in New York.
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Gettysburg hero,
in N ew i or *
city: aged %.
Nine. Liilia
Nordica. noted
singer, at Bata-
via. island OF
Java: aged IS.
Fran C 8 Kos
suth. son OF tho
great Hungarian
patriot. l. o u | 8
Kossuth. in Bu-
dapest, ]Iunga-
ry: aged 1S.
Jacob a. Riis.
author and re-
former, at Barre.
Mass; aged c..
JUNE.
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dl TIE w uite
House: aged 81.
J u es Lemaitre.
French drama
fist. poet and
novelist. in Par
is; aged 81.
John =. Hol-
land. inventor
of the Holland
submarine boat.
in Newark. N.
j.: aged e.
Pope Plus Y
i(Giuseppe Sar.
Vo). in the Vat.
Scan. Il o m o :
aged 20.
SEPTEMBER.
Rear Admiral
Herbert Wins
low. U. S. N.
, retired at Flor
ence. Italy:
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" OF ! u 3 SeTicss
score. S to 4. in
Boston. II enry
C;owdy Is credited
with saving the
game for Bostohs
by heavy batting
In n crisis.
Boston Nationals
defeated Ameri-
can Athletics in
fourth and decid-
ing game Of the
world's seres:
score 3 to I.
. Dlrectum ]. made
record by pacing
a mile in 2:0lA
at Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Syracuse defeated
Michigan 20 to 6 In
an International
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The Review, and Chicago a. m
Daily Tribune. ! year only UtsOU
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Cardinal Glacomo Della Chiesa elected
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