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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10
BULGARIA TO
FIGHT ON SIDE
THE TEUTONS
Manifesto Which Has Been
Issued So Announces
It's Purpose.
BY ASSOCIATED PREss.

Berlin, Oct 9.-(By wireless to
Sayville.) The Frankfurter Zeitung
asserts that the Bulgarian govern
ment has issued a manifesto to the
nation announcing It's decision to en-
ter the war on the side of the central
powers. This manifesto. as quoted
from the Franlfurter Zeitung by the
Overseas News Agency, states that
Bulgaria would commit suicide if
she did not align herself with Ger
many and her allies.
The manifesto as given out by the
news agency follows:
1.-THE central powers have promised
us parts of Serbia, creating an Aus
tro-BuIgarian border line, which is
absolutely necessary for Bulgaria's
independence of the Serbians.
1--WE do not believe in the promises
Of the quadruple entente. Italy, one
Of tAe allies, treacherously broke her
treaty of thfrty-three years. We be-
iieve in Germany which is fighting
the whole world to fulfill her treaty
with Austria.
Bulgaria must fight at the victcr's
side. The Germans and Austro- Hun
garians are victorious on all fronts
Russia soon will have collapsed en-
tirely. Then will come the turn of
France, Italy and Serbia. Bulgaria
would commit suicide if she did not
fight on the side of the central pow
ers, who forms the only possibility Of
realizing her desire fol. union of all
Bulgarian peoples"
The News Agency further says:
''The manifesto to the people which
is not only an historical document
but contains valuable material in re-
gard to Bulgarian politics and eco
Monies states that Russia is fighting
for Constantinople and the Darda-
nelles, Great Britain to destroy Ger
many's competition, France for Al
SAGE and Lorraine and the other al
lies to rob foreign countries. The
central powers are fighting to de
fend property and assure peaceful
progress.
'sThe loyal neutrality maintained
by Bulgaria has been advantageouI
up to the present time, the manifest.
says, and it is only now that militar,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10
KLONDIKE.

Klondyke, Oct. 9.-The meeting
closed at Klondyke Baptist church
Friday night. 1t was conducted by
the pastor, Rev. I. l. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Taylor have
moved to Bellview.
Mrs. Laura Shelby and children,
who have been visiting relatives at
Bay Minette, Ala, have returned
home.
N. M. Olsen was in Pensacola on
business Tuesday last.
Mrs. A. H. Bailey was visiting in
Bellview Tuesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10
Chronicles of PoWelton
By. NJ. Tate.

Powelton, Oct. 9.-Since my last
contribution concerning the happen
ings of this village of magnificent
distances, | have been requested by
some OF your subscribers 10 narrate
few events Of the last thirty-five
years, with which they are familiar
and which they think will be relished
by those who enjoy the ludicrous and
absurd. This have consented to do,
provided a sufficient space in your
valuable columns can be secured and
/ be conceded the literary license of
establishment, and when / deem il
necessary to change the name Of
Smith to the more euphonious pat
ronymic of Jones.
realize with trepidation the dan
ger of wOunding the feelings of the
supersensitive and to guard against
any such unpleasant casualty, here
by own that I shall be very careful
to protect all from ridicula.
call my articles 1.-THE Chronicles
of Powelton," and, consequently
IAACCO GNCASC u1uSL UC GOLu ia LIlSlk
chronological order of happening
With this preface, / shall commence
with the year 1879 when West Flor
ida first began to enjoy her enamel
patton from carpet-bag-ism, an6
which, by the way, is contemporaries
ous with my acquaintance with this
delightful community.
This period Will ever be remem-
bered by me as the Ezra of good feel
ing" I must not anticipate, but re-
serve my reveries, for next weeks
installment Of the "Chronicles Of
Powelton."
Personal Mention.
Rev. w. F. Floyd, notwithstanding
slight attack of dengue fever
preached two interesting sermons lbs.
Sabbath; one at Roberts at II d. m
the other at Pine Forest at 8 p. m
Appreciative congregations greeted
him on both occasions.
Prof. Riley, principal of Roberts
high school, arrived Sunday and as
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10

and economic preparations have been
completed.
THE manifesto also says that Ser
bia, the worst enemy Of Bulgaria
has oppressed the purely Bulgarian
population of Macedonia in the most
barbarous manner, the male popula-
ton being compelled to die for Ser
bias cause, the women being out
ragged and the rivers running red with
blood"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10
Reply of the PrOhibitiOnistS
To the Challenge Of the Self Styled Protective Association


Escanbia County Protective
Srs:We received challenge joint debate and allow
Garfield Presidents Judge Bount 1st VicePresdent osgood
IND F.
not know the Esca County Protective Association for there
the
letter OF who lives Escanba County elsewhere Let
then:
1st We do question afraid
the by which
End ordinarily
TONS and believe that debate would bitterness which
Srd
eide the which their ballot Tuesday but think
we
the help the who engaged traffic which de-
stroys more and boys the of all history
4h You
debatve question
observation
e sale and use OF Intoxicating liquors for beverage right
Christian character
we question the motive who debate that which
counties and
Sincerely yours
EScANTBTA COUNTY PROHIBITION LEAGUE,
(Sgned) w. S. GARFIELD
tpasA President
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10

. Mr.. August Haase, st. Anthony,
Dubois Co., Indiana, writes: "I was
troubled much with catarrh for sew
eral yours. l was advised to take
Peruna and used two bottles Of it,
which did me much good. l decided
to see my old home in Germany again,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-10

very interesting talk by the super
intendent, Mr.. C. G. Fillingim, also
by Mr.. C. C. Hooton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
,saee D YsBissI

|ill sslieve your our indigestion. Many,
|sopls ! IA this town have used them
|nd M have yet to hear ola case where
hey heye failed. We know the for
hula Sold only by us-25c aibox.
stura 9 Wilson. il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

One of the advantages of the moy-
les" has been the possib. lity Of show
ing fasteners the beauties Of the
West. especially are such stories as
In the Sunset Country" depicting
life in the open when gun was the
tchief law Of interest. Bret Harris, in
ttroduced US to these hardy pioneers
and now the pictures show us what
previously our Imagination conjured.
In this Bison film, are introduced:
two new Universal players, Luella
Maxams and Walter Rogers, both late
Of the Eclairi Company. Sherman
Bainbridge. who played heafy roles In
the Bison company. formerly directed
by Henry McKae, also does some.
|splendT work in this interesting and
appealing picture.
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1fss NQ11sen is Starred
III Film at the Orpheu71

life In the national capital and they
elect husband and father to Congress.
When the Brander family arrives IN
Washington, their troubles multiply.
Unused to artificial life, they are vic
timized and ridiculed right and left.
Erhey have many and varied adyen-
lures and the most terrible exper-
fence to pretty MISS Bossy is when
she comes to believe that the dashing
Captain Bright is ashamed Of her.
Friday. Bryant washburn and a
pickedcompany of Essanay stars, will
be seen in Rule Sixty-three,n a
laughable two-act comedy, 1.-The Ro-
nance Of Elaine" will be shown and
a couple of one-reel subjects will fill
out the program.
90
Theda Bara, the vampire woman,
is presented ~. the William, For
Corporation today at the Robinson
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

Billy Riddles Sunshine Maidsp IL
putting over another winner at the
Odeon in the new bill, TROUBLES of q
Bell Boy Again the comedy stands
out, Billy playing the bell boy. and
Jay Hollis the hotel proprietor. He
Keeps the audiences in roars of
llaughter ReedN Duran al, the
straight man." puts liis lines over in
good shape; and his song number Co
ing Back to- Broadway" il well; rem
Idered.
Special mention must be made Of
the unique electrical telephone duo by
Miss Rhyme and Billy Riddle. It is
something new and makes big hit.
Among the musical numbers are:
Mobile SAM" by Miss Violet Mans
field, and "Syncopated WALTZ. by Billy
Riddle. Taking the show from start
tottinish It is equally good iffnot bet
ter than the opening bill
For Friday and Saturday THE Rich
Mrs. Single" will be the offering and
it promises to be the funniest yet.
The pictures for today are "The
Poor Baby an Edison comedy; THE
Keyboard Strategy" a vitagraph
comedy featuring Lillian Walker, and
a selig jungle zoo picture, "The Lion
Hunter"
The dignified bearing Of Thomas
Commerford, Essanay actor, makes
him the ideal man for the part Of Co.
meg, prime minister in Essanay's six
act feature photoplay, In the Palace
OF the King" which will be released
IN October through v. L. S. H., Inc.
Mr.. Gommerford always is selected for.
parts requiring stately or military
bearing. and lie has appeared as the
fierce old count in "Graustark," and
as chief Justice in Caught"
Sarah Bernhard denies that she
has cancelled her American engage
ment: She says she has, postponed 1t
for two months in order to get to-l
gother another company, as the. ac-
tors with her on the previous tour are
now Serving in the French army.
A. H.. Woodss has commenced hisI
season with emphasis. Herhas two
new plays established in New York.
Eleven companieslon tour and is plan
ming a series of:new productions, in
GLIDING the New, York Ghetoo,' with
Louis Calvert, the English actor, in
the leading role; Potash and Peri
mutter In Wall Street." by Montague
Glass, and Roll Cooper Megrue," a
new play, for Pauline Frederick, and
THE Peacock Lady, by Benrimo and
Amelia Riyes, besides other plays.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

Grand in Miss NJ. E. Braddon's grip
ping society, drama. Lady Audley.s
Secret" This grsas drama OF deep
interestfandlyears standing needs no
Introduction. to the American public.
for it, was in this country. that tire
great play made its biggest success
Miss Bara has made Almost pronounc-
ed hit I'M the title role, intact, she
has caused more talk Regarding her
conception Of Lady. Audley, than any
otherrscreen production in which she
has ever appeared. The added pic
ture on this programme is Ring
w. Lardners big league stuff, "You
Know Me AL"
Tomorrow. the cort Film eorpor-
alton will present Walker Whiteside,
who is the only legitimate successor
to the lamented Richard Mansfield,
in "The Melting Pot.''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16
TO the Public.

~ feel that Lowe the Ihanufactur.
Ferss Of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy word OF
gratitude, |" writes Mrs. I. N. WitherA
Eali. Gowanda, N. Y, when began
taking this medicine i was in great
pain and feeling terribly sick. due to
nSattaclE of summer complaint. After
taking a dose Of it 4 had not long to
wait for relief as It; benefited me al
most immediately" Chtaiuahle en-
|erywheres Advertisement. !
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ns,, he secretary q said board. On Of

Hess the gecfetary Of said board, on or
betofe the above date.
Copies Of plans and specifications may
be obtained from the said architects for
the Individual use OF bidders on the, sew
eral works" BY deposlting for each: set
tss5Q0l, which will be returned to the
niakef AFTER said drawings and specihca-
tinnSs have been returned in good condo
ton and bonafide bid died With the said
secretary. s,7o
Bidders on the several works must
st5t& in his proposal the time required
to- complete the buildings.
ASH guarantee that contract and bond
Will be- entered into by the succeasful bid-
der, each bid for each building on the
several works" must be accompanied by
lars tsS000o) Each bid fof, each build.
ing On the heating and yentiiating system
must be accompanied by certified check
of Two Hundred Dollars ts20o,0o)
No bids received shall be withdrawn
prior to the Adjournment of the meeting
of the board to be held ut O'Clock, p. m.
on the said 22nd day Of September. 1o15
held for the purpose of opening said bids,
nor for the period of i've days thereafter.
a. violation Of this provision, or a. failure.
Of the bidder TO comply with the award
his deposit as Nquidhted damages for his.
breach OF contract.
"A legal and satisfactory bond will be
required of the successful bidders guar
anteeing the faithful performance OF the
contract. y
me board reserves the right to, reject
By order e the Board Of Edueation:-
's'snee ". n TAYLOR
JAMES n a Rss;'ssHs'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-16

Holmboe & I,afefty, Architects.
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pa Texas Steer" BY Charles Hoyt.
play. that has made millions Of
|erdcen theater-goers laugh, is the
action at the Bfiou theater. It. is
ave rolltcking reels Of CYCLES.
Maverick Brander, owner Of graz
/ herds on the Texas plains, does
care; to enter politics. However
vii e. and charming daughter, Miss
|Ay long for the delights of social
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
WOMEN PLAY
UNUSUAL GOLF

CHICAGO. Sept Few upsets mark 81
cd the nrst match round Of the women's
national folf championship meet to-day.
tho better known players defeating new
while the few struggles in which equal
~ famous golfers we're paired usual y
depended on a shot or two for decision.
The l6 remaining contenders remained
Neli scattered geographically, the repre-
land and the south surviving along with
three women from Philadelphia and one
each from New York, Pittsburgh. Tole-
DO and Rock Island. but the emissaries
from Cincinnati, ST. Louis. Sioux City
boosted only six.
The closest match OF the day was that
IN which Miss AleNa Sterling. OF Allan
IA ~ years old. southern champion. de-
teatcd Mrs. Mary ID. Hammond Of In
dianapolls. last years western champion
Another tight contest was played by
Mrs. r. n. BARLOW, a Philadelphia en-
pert and Lillian Hyde. OF New YORK
metropolitan champion. the Philadei-
phian winning on the home green one
W when Miss Hyde barely missed a go
Best Chance OF west.
Miss Elaine koHcnthal. western cham
plon, easily disposed 81 Ethel Chatfeld,
% Dckalb, III. Z and and was stili
win the championship. She plays Mar
ion Edwards. Of Chicago Tomorrow.
Mrs Charles IT. Nanderbeck OF phiiadel-
phia. gold mcdallHt In the qualifying
round With IS strokes. kept up the pace
to-day. and accounted Tor Eleanor chan
dicr. of Philadelphia. and 8.
Mrs. Gavin. of England will play Mrs
Fox. - Philadelphia tomorrow IN the
second round and Mrs D. " Hurd.
dorothy campboiD Of Putaburg. viii
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
FIRST SCRIMMAGE
OF W.Y.U. SQUAD

SPECIAL pierlfch a. The Infefiirencef
MDWGA NTuWN W va eert
He1i Coach MetEEnr gave his cohorts an
grpgrtunify fo display their wares when
ne Grove mem through fierce acrlu-
mage. The initial one of ths frnIninr .e..
HNn Two teams were lined uu In fhr
millie N The field and the varsity Given
W. uall 10 took TIE nrEt team fust
.NaN LhN reserves nrurrn and fhrrw the
varsity back f0r heavy losses Time nrl
llme aFnIn. Flfty fans Witnessed the
ecr.mmnge. having been fIpred IN ahead
OF llWe That m vas coming m
- Rush HDHw man. last falls guard Tor
mont Nlrh. ailI arrive tonight
'iNNl Tor fhr back neid Tho r4unI
nlfnhffi rG thlrfr.fuo Hf present viii br
.aten 70 mlrEaufnHn f0uuffuu after.
ann ne wgrrlnE u0rk1uf wiu be- uff.
..F9ed hT Frcd Clarke and BIZ crew at
Mont Chateau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
PmArHs LOST TO REDS.

PITTSBURGH. sept. 7.-Cincinnati
defeated Pittsburgh. . TO 3. here To-Day.
practically winning the game In the
second inning by hitting Adams hard
and batting In four runs. The locals
rallied In the seventh. scoring two runs
ON four hits. but tell short Of tieing the
score. Score: r. II. r.
Cincinnati ..-..IteO00Ioo- 9
Batteries. Toney and Wingo. kantleh-
ner. Adams. Cooper. Hill and Gibson, W.
Wagner. Two base hits .Groh. Johnston.
NoiN. Three base hits. killifer. GrOh.
Sacrifice hit. Collins. Sacrifice flies:
Griffith. Johnston. liases on balls: Off
Toney. /: off kantlehner. ] off Hi. ?.
Struck out: by TonCy. &. by Cooper. 2.
BY Hin. /. Empires; Rigler and ORTIZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Chicago today de-
teated Detroit 10 10 In one OF the most
eActng games OF the season. In the
skin inning the locals punched hits and
mis- coupled with the erratic fielding OF
Wit. stanage and Bush. clinched the
game
The Tigers played an uphill battle
ana IN the eighth inning were within
striking distance OF tying the score.
Russell vas driven OF the mound after
one man had counted and two more were
on the paths Cobb was the first man
10 face scott, who succeed the Texan
and singled TO left scoring Witt and
hush, He reached third when Fourier
tumhled and scored on Crawford's dou-
Bile: Crawford. however. spoiled the
rally when he tried to stretch his hit
into triple. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
RRAYEs rAKE FINAL.

NEW YORK. Sept. THE Boston
worlds champions. playing their last
game OF the season here to-day. defeat
ed New York. TO ?. The Giants made
IL hits off Ragan but they were well
scattered. After Perritt gave way TO a
pinch hitter. the Braves pounded the
veteran Mathcwson. FOR seven hits.
which Melted four runs. Score: X. He.
Boston ........l 90 o. j ~
Batteries: Ragan and Gowdy: PerTitt,
Mathewson and Doom. Myers. Two
base hit. Fletcher. Home runs; schmidt.
Merkle Sacrifice hit. Snodgrass. sac
rifice fly; Meyers. Brscs on balls. orr
Perritt I: off Ragan. ]. struck out: by
Perritt 3: by kagan. 2. Empires: Byron
and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
Guns BEAT CARDS.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 7,-Sinslcs by
Vaughn. Good Srier end zimmerman =
double in the sixth inning sent Meadows
10 the club house in favor Of Robinson
and gave Chicago . TO victory over
St Louis here TO-DAY. The locals tally
came in the fourth when with the bases
FUN Vaughn passed Butler forcing In
Miller Score: Il. n. r.
Chicago .......o % q O.
81 Louis 1000 uOO00 o.
Batteries. Vaughn and Archer. Mead
ows. Robinson and snyder Two base
hits. Zimfn erman. Good. Three base hit
Long stolen base. SAFER. Sacrifice
hits. prclsn Miller Ecschcr Hases on
balls or Vaughn. 3. off Meadows, 3.
or Robinson. 4. struck out; BY Vaughn.
4. By Meadows 2 by Robinson. 2. I'm
plrcs. O'Day and QuiEley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08

Inc horse was acting bad and false
ne s, mSte inanx Inc JUDGES gave ~
ne tield strung In the iirst half with
Marvellous sheet first ana Allie Wilkes
second. orc Society made a strong sec
closely bunchsd 6shihaaGood tT,asv
Wilkes third.
Second econ: hsst.GoOd Friday walked out
was second at the hair but rested and
ilnished eighth. CarnatIon pfaceu ana
Jayworthy was third.
Third heat-Gvod Friday was out IN
front at the half and going good 10 the
three-quarter where he broke and drop
ped OUT OF the show orc Society.
Wilkes and won by a Length with The
field strung.
Fourth Heat-Oro Society won this
neat and the race by the most sensa-
the half she began TO walk and at the
three-quarter had filled a great gap 10
~ ~, s stNiI,hey a, = VINO dropped out
by rule % unSvOidsbie ses,asn,' paced '
orc Society bi m. VIM. Nc
Henry. Hagerstown. Nd.
c,,l5 eHa.e esyl '....-,:.-... 4
'I KSlesas d5'' Bafti@n;oFss. Nd
All, s"'R %iik D,..
Lawrence. Boston. Mass
Jayoxrt6y. 5 :. Nat isay.
Ast., Toronto. Can. tRay) >
Marvellous Sheet Oh M.
I Dude Brown; Kokomo.
Marx. washington. Z. n.
ohio, MARK ....... G
Ca1nation. &; Oliver Grise
! baugh. MeGuffey. o..
(Stambaugh) ...B "a
Se SSsS d. , Ben White
Tenn. Cwhitehead) ...-..s g .
Ire ca mi 2 3; % On cA 4, asaae' 10 dr.
Iime-z:lSA, 2lbh. 2:i5k, 2I5h.
Third Event.
2.23 trot. purse $500 IN s.
FIRST heat-Henry Higginson half
length ahead al the 20 and makinE IL
better 70 the hair with Adbcn Penn sec
ond and Brampton Maid third and the
iield strung. Hurry and Triesta Maid
lions to finish.
second heat-Henry Higsinson walk
length and a half ahead or Xdbeh
Third heat-There was nothing to
this heat but HiEginson Who walked
ahead and finished two lengths ahead
Of Adbell Peun-this horse making q
strong finish 10 beat Amazing Lady for
Summary.
henry higEinsont r. Harry
Fleming. Arden. Pa.
Adssiiii ,li Penn 81 g, I'd Mc-
Grath. Agt, Pottstown.
Pa. (McGrathJ .......... r.
Brampton Maid m Wf.s
Waddle. Wheeling. W. Va
Major Forest. z. q. T. Pin b
ney. York. Pa. tFinneyJ ...
Brianna br m. mccoy ...... s 6
Triesta Maid Driver unknown Or
Amazing Lady. b m. o. u. Er-
skine. r. Aurora. y. Y.
Hurry, j. L. McMschsn.' .
McMechen. W Va. Rob
Ti@s21.iiX. iI5i.. aisK ."
Fourth Event
kunntnFf - furlOngs. Btamm Hotel
Purse 1900
Hedge Rose walked away with the
lield punched Omar ana Nriarfoua
fought Tor second two lengths behind
Hedge Rose Omar taking the place bv
a last squirt Time 0.66E
A festival Of scenic beauty-the
night horse show at the State Fair
rrwurrnHa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
YEAGER INJURED
Second naaauan o. tha uvaf Haasbau
Team ~ Laid up win = nurafad
blood vessel

Second n1HrmHn NrHra Of fnn NNal
baseball club HI|I Nn uuf OF fnr nanla
fn| Goo rIHf of OBJ. season nH fnr result
UI an injury which Dol received unrn
fI. team wac PLAYING fnf uururrro
0Iuh nf LuuurI lrr.n AZ ho was Jump
inr fn frIH balm nr came down on
fHr CORNER nf fHr nHr rnd twisted hia
Ir'f nnHIn
hf Nr.f If was fnnunHf That Ha had
rrN H.TnIHUU NIH ankle rlIrHIIr bud i
NI.f fn UH. .I0IHn showed tnnt Dbl had
h.I.frI n blood vessel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08
White SOX.
DExEAr TIE TIGERS IN MOST Ex.
C1T1NQ CANE or THE PRES
uNT SEASON.

ost Long Lead which rixsrs Aimo.,
overcoms-8snators ana Athietics
split Doublst-Indians Lose
YANKEE Trim Leaders.
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BRooKLYN. sept. 7.-Brooklyn cut
fhliadelphia's leed In the National Lea
que pennant race TO one game to-day.
% winning their third straight victory
from the Quaker City team. 70 4.
seventh inning. The visitors tally In
the ninth Was due TO a single by Pas
kert his uninterrupted stes. aud a wild
pitch. McQutilan weakened in the
fourth and was hit freely. score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-08

tl(Philadelphia- 6: Washington. 5.
tOWashington. I; Philadelphia. 4.
St Louis. 4. Cleveland l.
New York. 8: Boston. g.
Chicago. 10. Detroit g.
tD-Ffrst game C2)-second game
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state. They brought their balls with
them, and last night at the Musee bowl
ing alley, Main street they made un-
an average OF $50 IN IL games, while
Captain Williams chalked W an average
OF i2t In the same number OF games.
tend the fair" said Col Bennett. "is
20 bowl"
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Every resident Of Wheeling and
should see the night horse
show at the State Fair grounds.