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where's Cancel" was the unanimous
question among the 900 loyal jitney
fans at Washington Park yesterday
afternoon az Lee Magee. the resigned
manager. acted unofticially In his old job
and led the Brookfeds to defeat, score
4 TO 3. though the home team got eleven
hits to nine by the Sloufeds. Business
Manager Dick Carroll finally made II
known that Rochester JOIN will not as
sumo command until Monday. so that the
Magee system will be in force again to-
day and in to-morrow's double header.
Eddie Plank's crossfire pitching was
only part of the reason why the Brook
feds clouts failed to get better re-
| suits. The bigger part of the reason
was a desire among the home players
to swipe extra bases at every oppor-
tunity. Grover Hartley turned back
five of them on efforts to steal. Cooper
was snufred out at home trying to turn
a triple into a home run and Fred Smith
was nailed on an attempt to go from
first to third on a short single in right.
The ST. Louis team was more con-
sentative on attack. 4 double by Drake,
n pass, a sacrifice and "A single scored
the first two runs in the second. Two
singles. the second of which slipped
through Anderson to the wall, brought
another in. the fourth and Il walk. sacri-
flee and single added one in the fifth.
Tom Seaton gave five passes during this
stretch and was lucky not to yield
more run He went two moro innings
and then retired to let Tpham finish.
RCtweeu wasted opportunities the
Rrookfcds managed to tally one run
each in the second. third and seventh
The score:
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The Dodgers m0yed into a practical
tie with the Phillies for first place by
nosing out the Cubs in yesterdays
game. Brooklyn has won three more
games than the Quakers and lost only
three more. These extra losses. how
ever, keep Robbie's men in second place
by approximately one i~ve-hundredth Of
a game. Cincinnati took another game
from the Giants and thereby moved into
a tie with the Cardinals for seventh
position, in spite OF the fact that the
Cards trimmed the worlds champion
Braves. .Pittsburg helped tighten the
race by macing the leading Phlllies for
the second straight time.
Yesterdays Results.
Cincinnati. s; New York, /.
Brooklyn. 6. Chicago, 5.
Pittsburg. s Philadelphia, ..
st. Louis, 4; Boston, !.
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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NAP FUCKERS SLOW
i BALL CHECKS CUBS
Dodgers Lead Pared Down to
One Run Before Veteran
Relieves Pfeffer.
EACH SIDE GETS ANOTHER

podderiVg Nap Rucker and his slow
ball proved too great an obstacle for the
irascible Roger Bresnahan and his Cubs
at Ebbets Field yesterday afternoon. BY
the grace of an early lead and plenty
Of good luck the former king of the
s~outhpaws was able to survive a
crumpling defence and maintain a slight
advantage to a successful issue. Nap
led Brooklyn HON to a 0 to 5 victory,
one of the most potent Of the season.
as 1t landed Robbie's team Just a breath
behind the pacemaking Philiies.
This game wouldn't stand out az any
fitting specimen Of perfection under en-
pert analysis. But for real excitement
and human interest II could not well be
matched in n seasons journey. Luck
had a lot to do with the decision. But
luck nirted first with one side and then
with the other until no one would dare
hazard a guess on what might happen
next. Phil Elcher. the Everett Bell OF
the Dodgers, had to be carried out at
the finish.
Jcff Pfeffer and Jimmy Lavender
started the merry joust. but neither got
very far. The color scheme of the cubs
went under after three innings. The
Dodgers maced Jimmy for four runs in
Tho second and for anotber in The third,
In the second Fisher muffed Wheat's
easy non Cutsbaw fied 10 right. hut
etenreI drew a pass. Both scored on
Cetz's clean triple to right. McCarty's
single counted Getz. Schultz killed
feffers hid for an extra base hit by a
smart catch. Mccarthy got to third
on Nyers's single to right and with the
latter delivered a double steal for a run.
Wheat singled to Zimmerman with
one out in the third. Zach stole second.
Cutshaw singled to short centre, putting
Wheat on third. Cutshaw tried a de-
layed steal. hut Archer's throw headed
him, Wheat. however. was able to sneak
I'm with the run while the cub infeld
Young MIR. Pfeffer did very we'll in spots,
hut In spots only. Lou McCarty nut him
in bad with a passed ball in the second.
This followed Phelan's single with two
down and nut that runner i'm position TO
tally on Archer's clean blow to centre.
The great Heine Zim opened the fourth
with a hit. Vic Safer smashed TO the
centre field fence for a home run. WILL
Jams followed up with a single. He
was forced by by Phelan. Archer then
rave up the ghost trying to dodge a
mitch. McLarry fouled out for Lavenx
der.
Good doubled TO start the hfth and
when Fisher hit him home the Cubs
had whitfield down Brooklyn's early lead
10 a one run margin. Uncle Robbie de-
cided TO gamble on old Nap Rucker.
Nan got rid OF the next three batters
with his dinky slow curve.
The old warhorse went along SWIM
ninely till the eighth. He didn't have
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

For the second straight time the Chi
cage White Sox licked the Boston Red
a fractional game. as the Tigers easily
disposed Of the Athletics again. Detroit
is only two percentage points behind the
leaders as n result. Rain prevented
both games OF the double header be-
tween the Yankees and Browns in
st. Louis. Washington fortified it's
claim TO fourth place b. shifting the
Clevelands.
yeserday's Results.
81. Louls-New York tboth games: rain).
Chicago, 2; Boston. l.
Detroit, s. Philadelphia, l.
Washington, II; Cleveland, 6.
Detailed Standing Of the Clubs.
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TIGERS FINISH WITH RUSH.
wyckOH and His support F'aIter .,
same Time.

DETROIT. Aug. Ie--Detroit won its
second game from the Athletics to-day,
. to /. Until the eighth inning II was
n fine pitching duel between Coveleskie
and Wyckof. Then the Philadelphia
pitcher was reached, and at the same
time his support staggered. Four hits.
two passes and an eTor netted four
runs The score
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American Associat Ion.
At HIN ZEE

u H. l.,
indianapolis o.. OO22O O-G 0
Milwaukee. OOOi rs 10 {"
Batteries -Scharit, Councilman and
Blackburn, Dougherty. Young and Hughes.
At KANSAS CITY-FIRST GAME.
LouIsvillc,.... Oo11Ooo "a 10 !
Kansas CITY. o o q O-l 6 3
Battcries- Northrop and Clemens; Delhi
ana Geihcl,
SECOND GAME.
Louisyillc..... 0ol 900 o. : o
Kansas city. 10000 800 % 4 /
MISREPRESENTATION and Crossln;
Gardner and Gcibcl,
AT ST. PAUL.
C~Icyeland..... o 5000 3 o Is . /
ST. paul....., o o o 2 q % II 4
Batteries Bowman and Billings; steele
and Glenn,
AT lNNEAPOLlS,
II n. Il.
Columbus ...,. 1000 o &c I
Minneapolis. 500 900 ~ ii O
Battcrics-DaVis and Coleman; Yiugling
and charity,
Pacific Coast League.
san Francisco, 10; los Angsles. T.
Vernon, 3; Oakland, q.
Portland, 81 Salt Lake. l.
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BOB BESCHER GOES WILD.
Makes Four Hits. Drives In brace
OF Runs and scores One.

BosToN, Aug. 19.-Bob Bescher had a
big time this afternoon on Braves
field. Five times he went to bat and on
four occasions he hit safely, once for
"A triple. He drove in two runs and
scored one himself The other Cardinals
scored n more run while all the
Braves were able TO amass was one
lone tally. Fat Raglan started for Bos-
ton, and Hughes and Tyler followed
HIM. Leon .Ames went all the way for
the Cards. The score
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SENATORS OUTSLUG INDIANS.
GandiI chief BOmb hal with His
Two Triples and Two singles.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 1.-THE Senators
and ndian hooked up in a smuggling duel
here this afternoon, the former winning
by IL To 6. Gandil gathered two triples
and two singles In five trips TO the plate,
Cleveland used three pitchers and the
Washington batters found them all alike.
Thu score:
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PIRATES IN FIRST DIVISION.
Use PbiIlies ss Ladder, steppins
on Demaree and Lineup.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 1s-The Pirates
maltreated Demaree and lineup without
mercy to-day, winning their second
straight game from the Phillies by s
to 3 n going into the first division.
breaking the tie with the Braves. who
lost to st. Louis. Demaree was driven
out OF the box in tho third and. though
lineup was not scored upon as heavily
"a Demaree. he was pounded hard by
the Clarkemen. Harmon was never in
danger The score:
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FABER MASTER OF RED SoX.
Error Prevent Him From Blank
Ing Them-FInaI score /. to 1.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Brilliant fielding
featured to-day's game between the
White SoN and Red SoX. which the locals
won, . TO /. Had it not been for Black
burns error in the second, between
Speakers single and ~,iardner's sacrifice
ily. F'aber would have registered - shut
out. Chicago won tho game in the sixth.
when, with two out. j. Collins walked.
stole second and went too third OF
Thomas's wild pitch, scoring IN Lei
holds sacrifice fly. The score:
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Runs Philadelphia. Strunk: Detroit-viu
Bush. Cobb. Crawford, vescll. Burns Two
base hit W.T.. struck out-By Covele-kic, 4;
by wyckon. I. First base on balls O Cove
lcskie. /: OF wyckor. 4 Double plays
WIT. Young and Burns: wyckor. Ropt and
Strunk Hit by pitched ball-By Coveleekie
,Davie-l. Stolen basc-Cobb. Umpirr--Cbn-
molly and Wallace. Time-i hour and ~
minutes.
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! Kun-- CIpNCIiTU. WIG :. TUFNHr, 'hapnlln
.. Evans: Washington. Moellcr. Foster, Milan,
Shanks. Gandil 3. Acosta, Barbara. Henry,
Boehling Two base hits-lIenry . Three
base Moeller. Milan. Gandil I, Saai-
hN s-Chapn:an. Boehling Double plays
Henry, Shanks. Mcbride and Shanks; Nc.
Bride. Foster and Gandil: Mcbride, Shanks
and Foster First base on hAlls-On Hager-
man ?. off Coumhe I. off Boehling Z Struck
ON By Ha-rrmau 3, 10y Coumbe :. by Boeh.
ling I rmpircs-H ildehrand and oLoughlIn.
1ime-I hour and 81 minutes.
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Totals. ,36 l2 q n q
Ran for Williams IN the eighth innine.
tBatted for Lavender in the fourth inning.
tBatted for Cheney in the ninth inning
Chicago ""..,.u...0 0 2 o.
Brooklyn ,,.,,,",,,.O dooo KS
R~uns-Chicago, Good, Zimmerman. Safer .
Phelan; Brooklyn, Wheat 2, Cutshaw. Stem
gel, Getz, McCarty. First base on errors
Brooklyn 2, Left on bases Chicago 8, Brook.
Ign 3, Home run Safer, Three base hit
Gct.z. Two base hit-Good, First bax on
bsNe on Lavender J. off Rucker I. struck
out BY Lavender 2, by Cheney /. by Pfeffer
. Stolen bases-Good, Murray. SAFER, label
Myers, Wheat, McCarty. Sacrifice his"
Schultz, Archer, McCarty. Double play
kmsely and Archer, Passed ball-Mc Carty
Wild pitch Cheney. Hits-Of Lavender, 6 In
three innings; off Cheney. 4 in five inninps,
Oft pferer, 8 In four inning none Out in
hnSl; OF Rucker, IN Ave innings, hit by
In chief Risler, Field umpire -Cockili. Time
- hour and B minutes, ~
.htHEnAIL., Polo Grounds to-day. ANA
y NJ. GIANTS W. cINCINNATL-idp'
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Hartford, s; Springfield. 4
Brockton, o: New Bedford, /.
Pawtucket, 4; New Haven. I Cnrst game,
Pawtucket, a. New Haven. 0 (second
gameD.
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RuBs-Pttsburg, Costello. Collins 2, John.
-ton. Hinchman, Wagner. Gibson. Harmon:
Philadelphia, Bancroft. Luderus. Killifer.
nings: off lineup. 5 In six and twothirds
innings Two base hits-Luderus, Niehoff.
Three base hit-Harmon. Sacrifice hits
Hinchmsn. Wagner. stolen bass-wagner.
vioN. Baird. Home run-Gibson. Left on
ba-es-Philadelphis ! Pittsburg 6. Struck
oui-By lineup B. by Harmon 2. Double
plsy-Sichof. Bancroft and Luderus. First
base on balls-OH Demsree /. OFF lineup 2.
OF Harmon 2 Cmpires-ODAy and Stock.
dale. Time-l hour and ~ minutes.
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John ". schorr: trained by J. F. schoor.
GIxTH RACE
Two.year-old maidens: Ave and a hair IN,
longs. nurse. 400 added.

11me-l w 80.
Good start: won easily: Chicle h c. by
Spearmint-Lady Hamburg: owned by l. q
Thompson: trained by James Rove.
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Fort worth, .; san Antonio. 0.
Other games postponed Iain).
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LEE MAGEE SYSTEM
FAILURE, ONCE MORE
BrOOkfeds Outhit Sl0ufeds by
If TO ., but Are Beaten,
Score + to 3.
CAMEL ARRIVES MONDAY
Yesterdays Results.


ST Louis. 4: Brooklyn. 3
Newark. &: Pittsburg. o.
Kansas City. 6: Baltimore, /.
Buffalo. 8: Chicago. o
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Baseball, Washington Park. s;so r. ".
to-day. Ttp-Tops. w. st. Louis Feds.
Bleschers. ioc.-AdV.'
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AsHlNGToN AL, CLEVELAND "A. IL

.Batted for Hagcrman IN the NTH inning
tBattci for Coumbe IN the ninth inning
Washington .......--4 l o q Z o o Ill
Cleveland ..........l 0 I q o o o . = 8
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Runs-Clnclnnati. Groh =. Hcrzog. Griffith.
Rodgers, Mollwltz: New York, Doyle First
base on error Cincinnati. Left on bases
Cincinnati :, New York 4. First base on
balis-On stroud !. Struck out-By McKcnr
: by Stroud 2, by Schauer I Home run
Doyle. Three base hits-willIams, Griffith.
Two base hiis-williams. Doyle. SACRIFICE
hits-Herzog. Killifcr. McKenry. Hits-On
Stroud, 3 in three innings: Of Schauer, , In
five innings: OF schupp, . in one inning
Earned runs-On Stroud /. off schupp l.. of
Mckenry |. Umpire in chief Byron. Field
mpire-Eason Tmc-l hour and 3, minutes
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POSSIBLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.

First Race-Poppee, Belmont %.
try. Prince Harry.
second Race-wil entry. kas.
kaskia. one step.
Third Race-G. NJ. Miller, Wsul.
Ivan, Marshon.
Fourth Race-PolIuI, T~hornhin.
Coming Tower.
Finh Race-Fernrock, Broomv vale,
Maif0u.
sixth Race - Hanovla, silica,
Grumpy.
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LEAGUE.


NrsiefHuNs results,
Buffalo. =. Toronto, 3 first gamri
Toronto. I: Hun1lO, 2 tSrCund eamet.
Mont real, +; Rochester. .
Richmond. .. Providence.
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To-day's Schedule.
81 Louis in Brooklyn
Kansas City IN Baltimore.
Chicago in Buffalo.
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Omaha, .. Topeka. !,
nes Moincs, :, Lincoln, I 81 inninss),
st, Joc-DcnNcr failed tn a~rrivo).
Only three scheduled.
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BASEBALL TO-DAY. EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn VS.. Chicago, s;3o I, Md.
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At Newark.

PIttshurC ,F I.l,.0 10000 I =
Newark ~ H. ....9 OOsoOOON- - /
Baitcrics-Al Allen. Rsrgcr aud OConnOr;
Reuihach and Rariden.
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winston salem, 3; Greensboro, 2.
Raleigh. a. Charlotte. 2.
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'Batted for Stroud in the third inning
fBatted for Schauer in the eighth inning.
Cincinnati ..........O IA
New York ........i q o o o q a
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chicago n ID ....OOOOOOOoO. =
BuuaIo ~. l.t....nOOO I 80 ~ 10
Batteries rrrudcrg,st and FIsche
Knapp aud Blair.
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~ Buffalo.
FIRST "a ME
~ Richmond.

providcrcc e. I.D..oOloOOOoO-i ! =
Richmond II. l.l...u 0ln0ON- /
Batteries Providence. Eayres and
Haley: Richmond. Russell and sweeney.
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Good start won easily: Garter. Oh. e. nv
Golden Garter Fair Empress. owned and
traincd by NJ. Day.
FrIIIRn RACE
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At Baltimore.

Kan. city 81. LD O011Oln -0--6 - q
R1ltimorS ~. l..UOOOO0 ! U-l . 4
Batteries -cullop aud t.asterly, johnson
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FIRST RAG
Two, year. olds selling five ana a half fur

llme-ls0 W. 70
Good start won handily Ilaria, Oh. I. by
star Leaves; OW ned by W F.
Prcsgraye: trained by 4. G. Weston.
SECOND RACE
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sinnding 81 the CImh.

To-da,'s Schedule.
Providence IN Richmond
Toronto IN Buiialo
Montreal IN Rochester
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PEORIA WOMAN
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OAK HALL
Continued from last week. J

Continued from last week. J =
Mrs. Jose Morley visited her father,
NJ. V Ford. Friday.
Jim Claghorn was the principal in
what came near being a serious acct
dent while unloading hay with a has
fork. In some way the rope took a
half-hitch around his ankle cutting il
quite severely
Mrs. Alice Robinson and daughters,
Stella and Amelia visited at W. &.
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Miss Eula Gass had quite a success.
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night
Dennis and Ena Clark, Vernon arc
zelda Paris, Of Hebron, Doyl Vaughn,
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Misses Stella Robinson and Lettit
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afternoon.
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GOOD NEWS
MANY MARION READERS HAVE
HEARD IT AND PROFlTED
THEREBY.

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HAWAIIAN SUGAR
Senator Ollie James Of Kentucky
Wants Ii Free,

Against this almost universal
sentiment for a suspension of
the free sugar clause ! h, I'd but
one discordant note during the
entire trip. The morning |
reached Washington the Post of
that city carried an interview
with Senator James of Kentucky
who made the TIP TO H,waii
with the Congressional party in
which he was quoted as saving:
Hawaii is exceedingly prosper.
Gus and | am more than eve'
convinced from what ! saw that
a tariff on Sugar is not needed.
The Hawaiians are getting sos a
ton for sugar and in many in
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Contribution To The Waste Bas-
ket, I've Nothing Else to Do.

Pm coming down the morning
with a tale upon my tongue,
OF boundless leagues of BIOS
SONS in the land where life
is young.
Coming down the morning,
With a rose to help you see,
The green lanes of the country.
Where the heart of time is free.
| greet you with a posey from
the vine of the Sunny South,
Where the gifts of sunny nat
ure to the trusting heart are
sent:
Greet you with the roses
That the fairies saw me take,
To bring to them this morning,
for the sweltering city's
sake
I'm coming down the morning
on the first car up the line,
To bring a song of blossoms on
the honeysuckle vine.
Coming down the morning
With a hail, well met" to you,
Who'll know me by the music
That is fresh from dells of dew.
Yours, old sunny side.
off U. Bleese.
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Greek Mobilization To
Bring 4oO,O0 To Arms,

Paris, Sept. 20, 1890 a. m -
Mobilization of twenty classes Of
Greek troops will call to the
colors 100000 men. This is the
official figure given by the Greek
War Ministry yesterday, as for
warded by the Athens correspon-
dent of the Havas News Agency.
The War Ministry states that
there is an abundance Of equip
ment and munitions for these
men.
The correspondent adds it is
unknown whether King Constan-
tine will take active command OF
his forces. II he does not do 50
his brother, Prince Nicholas will
bs placed in command.
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take Lydia +. pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
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A Wonderful Autlseptlc

Germs and infection aggravate all
ments and retard healing. Stop that
infection at once. Kill the germs and
get rid Of the poisons. For this pur-
pose single application Of Sloan's
Liniment not only kills the pain but
destroys the germs. This neutralizes
infection and gives nature assistance
by overcoming congestion and gives a
chance for the free and normal flow Of
the blood. Sloan's Liniment is an en-
ergency doctor and should be kept con-
SANITY on hand. 25c, soc. The 81 90
size contains six times as much as the
25c. l
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Big Aeroplane Fleet
Celebrates Victories.

Paris, Sept. 80. AT one point
in the environs Of Paris yester-
day 100 eroplanes went into the
air in spontaneous demonstra-
ton of JOY over the victories for
the armies of the Allies, to the
north and east, The point from
which they rose is one Of the
railway transfer stations of the
Paris belt line and the arrival of
ten train loads Of German pris-
oners brought the first indica-
ton of the successes. One air
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American Ship Sunk.

Washington, Sept. 30. The
state Department was Informed
today that the American sailing
ship Vinient was blown up by o
m, mine in the White sea Monday.
Inc crew was saved. The cap.
TAIN and three men were injured.