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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-01

struction company, which is building
the new cement bridge across the
Smoky Hill river at Iron avenue, fell
from the top of the bridge super
structure, into the river and was
drowned
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BOOST CLAY COUNTY FAIR.
Clay Center Party Goes to Concortiia
in Automobiles.

Clay Center, Kan, Sept. IAN auto
run will be made TO Concordia on
Thursday, starting at 1880 a. m. The
object of the run is to advertise our
fair and take in the fair. at Concordia.
1t is estimated that 80 cars filled to
the brim, will make the run
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Salina Bridge Man Drowned.

Salina, Kan, Sept 1.-Ray Bunton.
aged 26 years. who came here a
month or more ago, and who has
been employed by the Concrete Con-
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gent theatre to-day and tomorrow.
Her home is in Duncannon and she is
the daughter of former Perry county
Judge. She is one of the products of
Central Pennsylvania and has bios
somed forth as one of the most popular
actresses on the American stage. "The
Morals of Marcus was written by
William j. Locke and was produced
for the screen by Charles Frohman, the
well-known theatrical man who lost his
life when a torpedo from German
submarine struck the Cunard liner
Lusitania amidships off the coast of
Ireland last Friday. The big feature
is a Paramount picture. For Wednes-
day and Thursday the attraction will be
Edith Taliaferro in "Young Ro.
nance" Friday, Robert Warwick in
"The Man Who Found Himself" and
Saturday, Mary Pickford in "such a
Little Queen Adv.*
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1.-THE Girl From Utah,

Donald Brian, who comes to the Ma
jestic Wednesday evening as one Of
the three stars in Charles Frohman s
production of FThe Girl From Utah, -
seems more agile than ever. This is
saying very much in the case of Mr..
Brian, whose graceful dancing has been
a gratifying treat to theatregoers for
many seasons. But this year it displays
a finish and ease and inventiveness that
eclipses all his previous efforts. The
reason for this new excellence is not
hard to discover The fact is that for
the past six months Mr.. Brian has
been teaching dancing, and as instructor
of others he has gone thoroughly into
the fundamentals of his art, and has
had opportunities to create and develop
many unusual steps and movements.
Mr.. Brian's originality found express
sion in the location of his school. Be-
lieving in the paramount virtue of
dancing as a health producing and sus-
tanning recreation, Mr.. Brian put his
studio where these elements would find
the greatest emphasis. So he took his
pupils to the top of one of the loftiest
of New York s hotels. Adv.*
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Song Birds at the Colonial

The six little song birds at the Co.
lonial theatre the first half of this week
have no wings to fly with, but they
will fit to the hearts of their audiences
Just the same. There are six juvenile
singers grouped in pretty vaudeville
act by Al White, of Philadelphia, who
takes the palm at producing clever
juvenile vaudeville offerings. On the
same bill will be Dunbar and Thurber
in comedy and eccentric dancing, Fred
Thomas and company in "Mrs. Sippi S
Nightmare and Dave Vanfeld, a
comedy juggler. These acts are all new
to Harrisburg. Now that summer
weather is approaching, Colonial audi
cnces find comfort in the fact that the
builder of that theatre provided arti-
fetal means of cooling and ventilating.
The Colonial is setting out on one of
its best summers ever. Adv
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Two base hits, Keiffer, Hall, S.
Books, McMullen, Levan. Three base
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DEW DROP INN CLUB TRIP
Suydam and Snyder, of Steelton, Win
Five-Mile Race

The members of the Dew Drop Inn
Club in eighteen canoes completed the
second annual trip of the club from
Mifflintown to the club house yester.
day. The five-mile canoe race on the
Juniata river was won by Suydam and
Snyder of the Steelton Canoe Club, in
49.03.
Shaffer and Shaffer, of Dauphin,
were second; Rouke and Mcconnell,
third; Emanuel and Emanuel, fourth,
and X. Miller and Weikel, fifth. Last
year the time was 1925 but low water
proved hindrance to the canoeists
this season.
Several of the little boats were
made to shoot the rapids while Suy-
dam and Snyder assayed to shoot the
dam at Clark s Ferry. The canoe, how
ever, capsized and both were thrown
into the river. The canoe was badly
battered
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Schedule for To-day
Schedule for Tomorrow

Boston at New York.
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Photoplay TODAY

Another treat for movie fans, is
shown to-day at the Photoplay in a
Broadway Star Vitagraph production
in three acts, "The Lady of the Light
house" Rose Tapley, as the young
school teacher in this feature play.
" Adam Bede, - from the famous book
of that name, is also shown. This is
a two-act Biograph drama of unusual
merit. Special attraction for Thurs
day, Anita Stewart and Earl Williams
in "The Kind-of- f-Girl-Who- Came From
Heaven" a Vitagraph dramatic COM
edy.-Adv.#
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error MARS perfect DAY
Miller's Misplay Allows Run After
Wertz Holds North York
Hitless

Miller's error in center field allow
ed the North York team to cross the
pan in the eighth inning spelling an
otherwise good game. Wertz, former
New Cumberland pitcher, held the Wis
itors so tight they got no hits and the
Harrisburg Independents won out by
the score of to 1. 1t was the opening
contest for the Harrisburgers. Wertz
also contributed three hits, all of
which counted in the score. The game
was played on the H. A. G. field The
Spnra.
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Victoria Theatre

We open this week with one Of
the best Monday bills it has been our
pleasure to present for some time. The
final episode of George Randolph
Chester great serial film story en-
titled Runaway June" will be the
special feature and brings to a close
one of the most interesting serials
that have yet been before the public
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LElB
Totals ...... 80 1 Z 81 II

AAerDy out TOT interference. Ram-
sey out for bunting third strike.
Highspire ...... 0 0 % 221 l Is
Lebanon ....... 0 / 00 0 90 0-l
Two base hits, Shupp, 2; Miller,
Beinhaur, Gingrich. Home runs, R. Eft
ter, Boyne. Sacrifice hits, R. Etter,
Miller, 2; Boyne, Zerby. Double plays,
Beinhaur to Boyne, F. Etter to Shupp
to Boyne. Struck out, by Wilson, 5;
by Ramsey, 6; by Frazer, 2. Base on
balls, off Wilson, 2; off Ramsey, 2; off
Frazer, 2. Hit by pitcher, Wilson,
Beinhaur. Stolen bases, Miller, j.
Leedy, Kuhlman. First base on errors,
Highspire, 5; Lebanon, 2. Hits. off
Wilson, Z; Ramsey, {; Frazer, 8. Wild
pitch, Frazer. Wild throw, Ramsey.
Time, 1.50. Umpire, Gardner.
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NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD

hits, Romig, 2; Holstine. Sacrifice hits,
Romig, Saylor. Double plays, Staub
and Saylor, Miller and Holstine. Struck
out, Skiles, 6; Biever, Z. Base on balls,
Skiles, 2; Biever, 1. Hit by pitcher,
Boss. Stolen bases, Holstine, Boughter,
2; Minnich, Boss, 2. Passed balls,
Hall, Boyd. Wild pitches, Biever.
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Yesterdays Results
mark A. Ehinnnn 9
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MIDDLETOWN IN FIRST
Place after VICTORY
Last Seasons Champs Only Team Now
With Perfect Score In Central
Pennsylvania League-Hershey Has
Yet to Win a Contest
CENTRAL PENNA. LEAGUE
Saturdays Results
Middletown, 6; New Cumberland, 8.
Highspire, 8; Lebanon, 1.
Steelton, q; Hershey, 4.
CENTRAL PENNA. LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams

Middletown is alone on the top notch
in the Central Pennsylvania League as
result of its victory over New Cum
berland and the other reverses over
the circuit. Last season IS victors
trimmed the West Shore representa-
tives by the score of 6 TO 3. The rails.
ing of the pennant on the fair grounds
proved lucky occurrence. Five hits
and an error in the fifth inning al
lowed Middletown to win out King
kept his hits scattered. The score:
NEW CUMBERLAND
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Newark Downs Chicago
A ADJUSTMENTS
MAJI.STlC
COLONIAL

Evefy afternoon and evening, vauda
willie and pictures.
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Keystone Economy Run

The Keystone Motorcycle Club held
its second annual gasoline economy run
yesterday. Thirty machines were en-
tered for the trip to Carlisle and back.
Ray Heagy won first prize, Victor Har-
lacher. was second; Dewitt Grove third.
The winner consumed in the forty mile
trip gasoline at the ratio of 115, 106
and SO miles per gallon, respectively.
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Total.

Two base hits, Eckinger, Krall Hol-
Ter. Three base hits, Bennett, Ssovel.
Home run, Eckinger.. Hits, off Bennett,
8; off Schroeder. 8; off Rueker, 3.
Stolen bases, Lawson, Keen, A. Burt,
Jennings, Holmes. Double plays, Har-
risburg, Z; Yeates, 3. Base on balls,
off Bennett, O.; off Schroeder, 1; by
Rucker, 2. Struck out, by Bennett, z;
by Schroeder, 6; by Rucker, g First
base on errors, Harrisburg, 2; Yeates,
4. Time of game, Las. Umpire, Ben,
nett.
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HARRISBURG

TWo.base hits, Kline, 2; three-base
hits, Wertz; sacrifice hits, Hildebrand,
2; Rowe, Beach, Waltz, Keesey; sac
ritice fys, Beach; struck out, Berdell,
-; Wertz, 2; base on balls, Berdell,
2; Wertz, 3; left on base, York, 5;
Harrisburg, 8; hit by pitcher, johnson,
Waltz, Rhoades; stolen bases, Sheesley,
Y, Billet, Wertz, Berdell. Time, 1.35.
Umpire, Farley.
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Marie Doro at the Regent

Marie Doro, one of the most popular
actresses of the "legitimate" stage
makes her debut before the motion pic.
ture camera in the Famous Players
Film Company's ive-part production
of the "Morals of Marcus" at the Re.
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" The Vanderbilt Cup Race held at
the great Panama. Pacific Exposition,
is wonderful picture, and is the
most thrilling race ever filmed and
every person who enjoys auto racing
will be sure to appreciate this feature.
Thomas A. Wise, the man who has
made millions laugh, will be shown in
:" A Baseball Bug. ADV
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AMATEUR BASEBALL
Enola, IL: Methodist, s

The Enola Y. M. O. A. nine pounded
Glider for twelve hits and won easily
from the Methodist Club Saturday aft
ernoon on the Enola field, IA to 5.
r. I'll. E.
Methodist. OOO2 90 90 3-5 s 0
Enola -. 0403 0 o 2 5 x-14 IL 3
Glider and Bruner; Shut, Hinkle, P.
Myers, Welsh and E. Myers, Whistler.
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East End Scores shutout

The East End nine blanked the Hick.
a-Thrifts on the East Side grounds Sat.
urday afternoon, II to 0.
R. IH. E.
East End 01 1901 53x-11 13 /
Hick-a-T't 0 90 0OO0- 0 ?
Campbell, Shear and Cooper; Atkin-
son and Knoll.
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H. A. G. Juniors Lose, rs

Hershey, May 10.-The Hershey
Woodmen of the Worl. won from the
Fl. A. c. Juniors of Harrisburg here
Saturday, score 7 to 8.
R. HI. E.
Hershey -. 0 2 0 2O20 o. s G
H. A. G. Jrs. 0 2 0002 0-5 Z 2
Bender and Shannan; Bentley and
Swartz.
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Feds Win IL Inning Game

The Camp Curtin Federals won a
Thinning game from the Maclay A. A.
on Saturday afternoon on the Fourth
and Emerald grounds, score to 4.
Batteries-Lingle and Williams;
Krebs and Sheetz.
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Camp Hill, 15: Stanley, II

Camp Hill won from the Stanley A..
C. at Fifteenth and Herr streets, Sat
urday afternoon, score, Is to IL.
r. II. f..
Camp Hill / 0 4 o. 0 2 4 0 0 4-15 "a 6
Stanley 90 2 2 2 002 Oil 16 s
Bowman and Metzgar; Swigert and
Phillips.
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Duncannon Wins Easily

Duncannon, May 10Th local nine
won from Hummelstown here Saturday
by the score of to 5.
R. H. f.
Duncannon .202O2 ZOO 0x-613 8
Hummelstown--
Oil 1 l 0 % 10 2
T. Miller and Hunter; johnson,
Hassler and Piper.
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Keener. 4: MarYsYilla. &

The Keeners won from Marysville of
the Dauphin-Perry baseball league Sat
urday afternoon, score 4 to 8. Miller
held Marysville to six hits, tanning
fourteen batters.
R. III. f..
Keener 80. 1000 0 80 o. s 1
Marysville 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0-3 6 l
Miller and Squires; Conner and Hip
pensteel.
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At Lebanon

Wilson kept the Lebanon hits scat
tered at Lebanon Saturday and High
spire emerged a victory by the score
of to l. After the third Highspire
scored in every inning, Frazier s
shoots proving ineffective. The score:
HIG HSPlRE
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ACADEMY WINS FROM YEATEs
Fall on Relief Pitcher in the Fina
Innings

The Academy team defeated Yeates
school of Lancaster on the local grounds
Saturday by the score of 8 to .. The
winning runs came in the final two in
nings after the Yeates pitcher had to
retire from split finger. The score:
ACADEMY
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsbureh 3: Cincinnati. 3

Cincinnati, May 10.-Pittsburgh
punched five consecutive hits off Doug.
lass in the fifth inning yesterday and
won easily, 8 to 8.
R. H. E.
Pittsburgh O1O03O 2 2 O-S 13
Cincinnati 2 00100 0 0 O-3 9
!Harman and Sehang; Douglass, Lear
and Clarke, Doom.
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Harrisburg Hospital

The Harrisburg Hospital is open
daily except Sunday, between ] and
2 o'clock p. m. for dispensing medical
advice and prescriptions to those un-
able to pay for them.
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Worker and Worked

$50 You worked your way through
collegef Your father must be proud of
you.
Not much! He's the man I
worked Boston Transcript.
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West End. 6: Lemoyne, )

In pitchers battle between Winters
and Washinger, the West End A. c. of
this city, defeated the Lemoyne nine
on the latter's grounds Saturday after
noon by the score of 6 to D.
R. H. j..
Lemoyne II 0 OO2 20O11--5 II 3
West End 8. A 0 o 1 o 0 0-6 IL 2
Washinger and Schickley; Winters
and Knight.
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Washie Hose Wins Easily

The Washington Hose Company won
a one-sidcd game from Camp Curtin
Saturday afternoon, score II to A.
R. H. E.
Washie =. 2 202 0 / 1-12 IL 8
c. Curtin o. 1910 O. 4 8 8
A. Bird and Sawyer; McCurdy, Stem
Ter and Winger.
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P. R. R. Elects Win, 1873

After playing ten innings to tie
score, the liner Seal nine blew and the
p R. r. Elects won in the eleventh in
ming, l3 to s.
liner Seal R. III. +.
1110020 90 8 s 4
p. R. R. Elects
1920 02110 5-13 IL 3
Bishop, Heifelfnger and Houser;
Welsh and G.. Cook.
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Harris Park, g; New Cumberland 2

Six errors by the New Cumberland
Federals proved its undoing and the
Harris Park A. G. won out, to 3.
R. H. E.
Harris Park 10000 04021O-S 6 5
Federals >. 0 20 0 1 90 0-3 6 6
McCurdy and Ommert; Lloyd and
Little.
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-Elizabethville Blans Halifax

Halifax, May 10.-Irving famed six
teen Halifax Ibatters in the game with
Elizabethville here Saturday and the
visitors won, to 0.
R. H. E..
Halifax 1000 5000 100 A 3
Elizabeth lie 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3-6 10 /
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MIDDLETOWN

Two-base hits, Wrightstone, Embick,
Aderholt. Three-base hits, Wright
stone, Baumbach. Sacrifice hits Yeag-
er, w. Moore. Struck out, by Stricken,
12; by King, 10. Base on balls, off
Stricker, 2. Left on base, New Cum
berland 6; Middletown, 6. Hit by
pitcher, W. Moore. Stolen bases, East
erly, Embick, Wrightstone, Stricken, w.
Moore, Werlich. Passed balls, Yeager,
2. Wild pitches, Stricker, /. Missed
third strike, Yeager, 2; Russell, L.
Time, Las. Umpire, Wiltse.
At Steelton
Opening day proved a success at
Steelton, Hershey infeld giving enough
presents in the shape of errors to de-
eide the contest against them to the
tune of to 4. At that it was an up
hill struggle and four runs counted by
Hershey in the second inning had to. be
topped in the late innings. Biever al
lowed but four hits. The score:
STElELTON
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland, 3; Athletics. 0

Cleveland, o., May 10.-The Indians
celebrated "Lajoie Day" yesterday aft
ernoon by shutting out the Athletics, 3
to 0. Despite an exceedingly cold and
damp day, 1000 fans turned out to well
come Napoleon Lajoie back to this city
in uniform other than the one he has
worn for twelve years. The great player
received stirring ovation in the way
of applause.
R. II. L.
Athletics 90 10000 30 6 l
Cleveland :. 0 90 3 0 0x-3 7
Bush, Bressler and Schang; Morton
and O'Neill.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Newark, 4; Chicago, 8.
Schedule for To-day
Pittsburgh at Baltimore.
Chicago at Newark.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Buffalo.
Schedule for Tomorrow
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
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Schedule for To-morro "
LEBANON TOPS TECH
Holler's Shoots Solved by Opposing H.
g Team

Lebanon High won from Tech on Is
land Park Saturday afternoon by the
score of to 4. Holler divulged eleven
hits. The score:
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Chicago, 2; st. Louis, I

Chicago, MAY 10.-Saier's home run
Following Huggins wild throw to first
of zimmerman s grounder, gave Chi
eago 2 to l victory over st. Louis
yesterday.
R. II. f..
st. Louis O001OO 0-1 4 2
Chicago -, 00O02 0 0x-2 A 0
Sallee and Snyder; Vaughn and Bres-
nahan.
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Schedule for Tomorrow
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Dauphin. 3: Riverside. 2
Oherlin. 3: Enola. 1

The Oberlin A. c. won from Enola at
Oberlin Saturday afternoon, 3 to l..
R. III. r..
Enola .... 90 0 0 OIL 0 0-1 2 3
Uberlin -. 90 900 Ks A
Giblin and Eisenhour; Wise and Eb-
ersole.
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New Cumberland Tigers win

The New Cumberland Tigers defeat
ed Curtin Heights Juniors at New
Cumberland Saturday, to 3.
R. II. E.
Tigers ..... 10O20 3x-6 3
Juniors ..... 0 10 0 | 0-3 5 l
Smoke and Bowen; Crist and Win
gard
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BASEBALL SUMMARY
STANDING OF CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Chicago, 2; st. Louis, L.
Pittsburgh, s; Cincinnati. 3.
Schedule for To-day
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
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Detroit. 1; Cleveland, 0

Detroit, I; Cleveland, 0
Detroit, May 10.-John Dubuc, pitch
ing one of the greatest games of his
career, held Washington to "a single hit
yesterday, and Detroit won from Wal
ter johnson, 1 to 0.
r. H. +.
Washington OOO-O l 0
Detroit 80. 0001 1000 Ok l
johnson and Williams; Dubuc and
Baker
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White Roses Win. 5-O

The White Roses won from the Red
Roses in 10-inning game Saturday
afternoon, to 0.
R. H. Z.
w. Roses 100000 SIS 10 O
R. Roses 10000 10000 90 5 4
Eissner and Essig; Fickes and Eve.
Ter.
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Delaware, f2: Bellevue. :

Delaware won from Bellevue Satur.
day afternoon, IL to 5.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland, 3; Athletics, 0.
Detroit, /; Washington, 0.
Chicago, 6; st. Louis, l.
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Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-30

Ger 5roit IN iiodl nift aarulifj ans.
actrpfnetetu 3uitnroe ilberroId)eit.
Inn cine osGfomntelte 9lustrodnlnig
jli beDcrfitelligerL ttitB man natllr-
aelndb OIe reifiteu slcbren aiisfldeil,
bic man an1 better Der Soune ititn
Der friid)ct Srft ausieSt oa oieie alrt
Der lrodlrng innler ciner fiiniili-
den olr1 ,SelHr oorsu5ieben lit. lin
tas SdJinuleln Der Sameutorner az
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Gle 9lebreu nidt bcribrcn, ioDaB Die
Knit pon oQen Sciten s3ugang bat.
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nimg ldJ poll5oqeil but, iii Der Same
geeignet, allf Eager 5u gebeTL nin
iuIro audi Der itrenglten atiIte, obne
Sfaoen 81 rebmell, lpioeriteben foll-
ueH.
9Ilo Sumen ciauen iih imlncr oic
a6rner, am mciiteu hie, peld)c III
Gountp geluddjietl iino, "a
hGufig Solnen bon anoeren @egen.
oen iidl langianer ben geI1aifenbei.
.cu oeS @rlutbes mtpaiien.
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rim $1.14 T. 0. s. Qep gOrt; 10. l
ylortbern Duluth S1.094 c. /. (. 8ufs
falo.
Weli6torn. - Wartt Ieit; g2o. 2
seI6es 79l prompte 2ieferung.
5afer. - Martt tart; go. 3 peiz
ber 45--453c.
Sen. - Wlartt Itetig; prime, $1.30;
Qo. / S125-1.27lt; Ro. 2 $115
1.20; go. 9 $1.0o-1.05; 8erianOt
90c.
9Opfen. mlartt ftetig; stote pr
bindrsr Ri sauserleiensr 1915, 20
30c; 1915 5-10c; gocific &iiite 1915
12-15c; 1914 9-11c.
6auts. - Rartt itetig; gogota 30
-31c; Central 2lmerioa 29c.
asOer. = Waartt feit; 9smlod 80
34e; istOnb 32-33c.
POrt. - Martt ftetig. MeB ST.
50-l8.00; Gamilp $2100-22.50;
ibort clear $19.00-21.00.
Beef. - Wlartt itstis; MeB $3.50
100; 5anilp $18.O0-18.5o.
S4mal5. Wtortt taum itetig; =
gtioble Weit $9.60-9.7O.
5als. Wartt feit. Gitp 7-13c;
GOantrp 7-7at; SPECIAL SIC.
gGoQe. = Wlartt ftetig; Gein9eimi=
i9e iSleeee XXX S6io 32-33c.
Reis. Wartt itstig; funcp 6sao
4g-4Rc; Blue roie 4s-49c.
WloIafss. Martt itetig; Rem Or
leans open tsttle 40-50c.
3udsr. = Rober. Ueartt feit. -
Centrifugal $500; WOlafss $4.25;
itstia; Gut 2oaf $500;
GrnibeO $3.50; Roulb u, $6.45; gu
bes $6.25; XXXX popbereo $6,15;
popbsrsb S6.10; feiner grunulirter
$500; Diamond u. $500; @onfectiOz
Hers U $3.50; Ro. l $5.75.