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NOT A SET FOR AMHERST.
Harvard Makes Clean sweep Ia
Dual Tennis Meet.

CAMBRIDGE. May l.-lIar,ard shut
Amherst out in lawn tennis here 20.
day by score of to o, taking an four
singles and two doubles. Capt Williams
OF Harvard. the national champion. had
hard time of IL to beat +. Cady =
Amherst. both sets going to deuce. bat
the Harvard man won. SIS. -. In
the doubles there was only one hard -,
played. that In the Willams-Canor and
Cady- McCloy match. This set WAS
finally won by the Crimson par. tut
only after twenty games had been
played. The courts were in mono 100
good shape after yesterdays storm
The summary:
Snglot-R y williams I'd. Harvard
defeated +. Cadv Amherst. -. ...
g. X. Gamer. Harvard, defeated j l.
Snyder. Amherst. 50. G--i. l.. tHr'..
Harvard. defeated ID. keefc. Amherst
30. IS. W Rand. Harvard. dcfcst,d
s : McCloy, Amherst, "a Is.
Doubss-William and Gamer. Harvard.
defeated Cady and Mccloy, Amherst %.
ii-9; Curtis and Rand. Harvard. defeated
snyder and II T. Langspoak, Amhcr'.
Is. S..
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PHILADELPHIA. May THE sopho;
rores ~ the University OF Pennsyl-
vania won both tho annual swimming
meet and the water polo game this
morning from the freshman class for
the first time in four years. They won
the swimming meet by a score of IS 10
-. II depended on the 100 yard swim.
me score being tied NJ 80 all. Master
son nosei out Keiser OF the freshman
class by inches for first place. The
sophs won the water polo game easily
nv a score ~ Is to !. -Four OF the
second year team were varsity men.
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TO OFFER CHALLENGE BOWLS.
Trophies for Manhattan DOubles
TITLE TO he In for First Time.

The fifteenth annual open tournament Of
the New York Lawn Tennis Clubwill start
at the courts Of the club, Columbia oval,
Gun Hill road and East cloth street, on
May %. The events TO he contested are
mems scratch singles, mems handicap
singles and the Manhattan doubles
championship for men.
The Manhattan championship chal-
lenge bowls will be put up for the first
time and will become the property of
the team winning them three times not
necessarily In succession. The holders
of the bowls will he required To play
through the Tournament each year. En-
tries will close AZ + NJ. May 90 with
W Halsey Wood AT the clubhouse.
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RUSSELL SHUTS OUT TIGERS.
Nallin Chases TT Cobb for Miscon-
duct After striking Out.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The White Sox con-
tnued their winning streak to-day when
Tex Russell held the Tigers To two hits
in shutout game. The count was :
to q.
Tyrus Cobb famed and became so
Infatuated that he threw the bat high
In the air and spoke his mind about
Umpire Nallin calling one OF Russelrs
curves strike. He was waved TO the
club house.
The Sox won on punched hits In the
second. third and eighth innings Rus
sell famed eight Tigers.
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YANKEES ON TOP
OF HEAP IN RACE
FOR LEAGUE FLAG
Back Up Caldwell Smartly in
Game With Athletics and
Triumph, II to 3.
CROWD SEEMS TO LIKE
REAL BASEBALL GAME

The Yankees hewed their way TO the
top yesterday. They have been play
ing the best bail In the American
League. They beat the Athletics and
pa ssed the Detroits. who were shut out
by the white Sox. The Browns took
a ten inning game from Cleveland. and
the Boston Washington tilt was de-
clared of on account of wet grounds.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. Ii. Philadelphia. ..
st. Louis. 8. Cleveland. 90 innings.
Chicago. 5; Detroit. o.
Washington Boston--Wet grounds.
Detailed standing Of the CIubA
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CUBS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT.
KantIehner Rescues Ada ms Too
Lnte-FinaI score 3 to ..

PITTsBURG. May Chicago made IL
two straight by defeating the Pirates to-
day by score of 3 To |. Standridge
was steady with men on bases and sent
the heavy batters back TO the bench
thrice with men on bases. Adams was
hit freely In the first four innings and
gave way to Kantlehner who stopped
the visitors from further scoring.
The score.
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BROWNS WIN IN TENTH.
Cleveland Beaten to 3 After
Twice Tying Rivals.

CLEVELAND. May 1.-The Indians tied
the Browns twice in to-day's game. but
blew UP In the tenth. ST Louis winning
to 2. With one down Shotten singled
and went to third when Shields fumbled
Austins grounder Pratt walked and
then Kaufman forced Austin at third.
Shotten scoring. Walkers single to
left sent Pratt in.
The score:
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GIANTS LOSE GAME;
ALSO POLL PERRITT
Byrne Bumps Into Pitcher in
Practice. Breaks His Nose
and Knocks Out Teeth.
HANS LOBERT Is HURT TOO

There is no balm in Gilead for the
Giants. Adversely has struck them all
in heap and they lost to the Phillies
yesterday. However. a faint rift in the
clouds was that ,ia;:g stitched pretty
well. The Braves won in Brooklyn and
went up to third place. The Reds. who
were beaten by the Cardinals. dropped
to fourth. and the Cubs. who downed
the Pirates. occupy second place.
Yesterdays Re~ults.
Philadelphia. I, New York, =.
Boston, I: Brooklyn, !.
Chicago. 3: Pittshurg. I.
st. Louis. Q: Cincinnati. ).
Ne4alled Standing NJ the Cluha
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. walsh Strunk Barry
New York. Msisel Z. High. Ppp. Cook.
crrors-New York 3 Left on bases-Phila.
delphia ?. New York I. First base on balls
on Shawkey 3, off Bressler I. of Caldwell =.
Struck out-By Caldwell =. Home run. Boone
Three base hit-Strunk. Two base hit -Cald.
we'll Sacrifice hit-Pecknpaugh Sacri fee
fiies-Bressler Hartzell Stolen bases -Maisel.
P1pp Double plays -Peckinpaugh Boone and
Ppp; Boone. Peckinpaugh and PIN .
Passed bBlls-Sweeney .. Wild pitches Brc...
Ter. Davis. Hus-On Shawkey. 6 in two and
one.thrd innings: OF Bresser. = in three
and two'thirds innings: of Davis. 4 In two
innings Umpire in chief-Mullane Field
umpre-Eyans Time hour and b5 minutes
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The Forest Hills Gardens baseball
team defeated the seventh Regiment
team at the grounds Of the former
Yesterday. 10 TO :. The home club
chased nine men across the plate in the
fourth inning on medley Of hits and
errors. The score:
n r.
seventh Reg, o. .
Fores. INNS. 40 - :
P,t'cri~,-Drake and Lewis; Wi'kinson
and Hl.'msn.
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SETON HALL USES WHITEwAsH
city College II BnftIcd ~ Urine
mud suHcr. Defeat Nv = 10 a.

ORANGE. May i.--Seton Hall admin.
istered whitewashng to the college
of the city OF New York this Afternoon
score to o. 1leine. the Seton Han
twirler. held the visitors down to two
hits and had fine support. The local
twir!er struck out nine men. In to ne
~ign' iaring the game was well 90.
tested. The Setonians then found Ro~en.
berg and three men crossed the plate
before the swatsfcst was over Tho
score:
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Totals 81 IA s /

Runs Higgins, ?; Doan. Wilson. 2: Butler.
shy der, Griner. Beck. Leach. . licrzog. Grlith.
GToh. Two base hts-beck, Long, Huggins
Three base hit Dolan., Home run -Herkog
Sacrifice hits MollwitZ, kifcr, Grifilth Stoan
base Long, Double play Groh unassistedl
Hit by pitched baby Grincr. Herzog. by
Schneider. Long. First base on bal l. on Doug
lass, .. on Griner, {. Oh Ames |; on Schneider.
2 on Robinson. !. Struck out By Griner, 3 by
Douglass, I: by Robinson. ;. Time 2 hours Il
minutes, EMPIRES ltiger and Hart.
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and cu,shaw brought the only Brooklyn

Runs-MOran. Maree, j Smith. 2; Daubert
First base on crrors-Boston. 1; Brooklyn, l.
base on balls-OT Hughes. 8: off 8. Smith. / !:
OF Appleton. 1. Struck ou,-By $. smith. I?
,Hughes, Fit,pa'ricks by Appleton MORAN.
Maranyille Double plays-O'Mara. Cutshaw
and Daubert: Schmidt. Maranville and
Gather. Meanwhile Sacrifice flies-Cather
Gowdy Hts-Of s. Smith. in eight in
nings: OF Appleton. none in one inning. Hit
by pitched ball-By Hughes tStengeD. I'm
rire in chief-Klem. Field umpire-Emslie
Time hour and s. minutes
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Beaumont. 4; Fort Worth. o.
Houston, s; Shreveport. 9
Waco. 5: San Antonio. T.
Dallas. 7; Galveston. 8 90 tnningsI.
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sBai'ed for Gerber IN the ninth inning
tBatted for Kantlehner IN the eighth inning,
tBatted for Councilman IN the ninth inning
. %
Plitsburg .............. O-i
Runs Zimmerman :. SAFER, Hlnchmsn Two
base hi schultz. Three base hit Safer,
Stolen bases Baird :, Schultz. First base
on balls-Oh Standrldge ., of Adams !,
on Kantlehner !, off Councilman . Struck
outT-By standridge 2, by Adams I, by Kan.
tlehner .. nv Councilman Umpires
and orth Time hours and minutes
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American Association.

r. II. Y.
Cieveland.. a o 2 II 10
Columbus . o o o q Is .
observation-disclosures and Bassler; Davis.
Turner. Coleman and Robertson.
AT LOUISVILLE
n. II. T.
Indianapolis o q q q q o q % 2
Louisville 0 o 0 ! 0 o X--2 7
Rstteries-Merz and Gossett; Northrop
sSn S'-pl.ns
At M1NNEAPOLIs.
n ~ z
Milwaukee. 90 o q n o 81 q
MINNEAPOLIS q q q n % 4 .
BatterieS Young and Hughes. Williams,
.a;e-soll and sullivan
At ST PAIL.
u H. T.
Kansas city. 90 a q "a
St Paul....... 900 q q 90 On-l
Pstteries- Reagan. Moore and GeIbel
Cipe. Williams, Steele and Marshall
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Nashville o. Memphis, l.
Little Rock T. Chattanooga, |.
Mobile. .; Birmingham, .
Atlanta. 3. Sew orleans. q.
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Jacksonville, I. Charleston. !:
'ntumhie. = Columbus. O.
savannah, I, Macon. g.
Albany, : Augusta, T.
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~. Joseph, I, Omahs, q,
Topeka, !, Lincoln, e.
Sioux CIV, +. bos Moines, I.
Denver, I, Wichita, 3,
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Nashville .: Memphis. !,
Atlanta, 4, New orleans. 0.
Mobile, 3; Birmingham. .,
Little Rock. 4. Chattanooga. |.
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Raleigh, 4 Winston Salem. O.
Durham, 5 Charlotte, g.
AsheV!.ie, = Greensboro. 80 irrirr.i
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Kuns-Koth COIIIns, Weaver, Brlef,
Schalk Three base hlt-Roth Home run
Schaik Double .pays-E. Collins Weaver
and Brief: Covaleskie. Bush and Jacob IN
Sacrifice ht-Felch. Stolen bases Collins.
Weaver, Brief ., Wit, Crawford. First base
on balls-Of Russell 3. off Covaleskle .
Struck out-By Russell 3, by Covaleskie ;.
Cmpires-Nalln and Dineen Time hour
and 81 minutes
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PAHOCHIAl. LEAGUE,
st. Patricks. s. 81 Teresa. I
our Lady Of Mercy. ~; -. Charles, II
star Of Sea. l3 ST Agnes, ~.
Sacred Heart, IS; 81. Peter, 2.
st. John l3. 81 Paul, .,
Good Counsel. 90. -. Mary, J.
ST. Joseph. II. 81, Vincent, 4.
OTHER RESULTS,
Aurora Marine and Field club. e. Al
lies, 7.
Central s,rollers, 6; wyckon Heights
Pres Church, T.
Whitehall Trianglcs, 7: lnterboro RAND
6.
Texas OF Co, Is; Western Union. 10
Central Jrs, 10. Leonian u II. C.. 9
German American Fire Ins Co 6; Hart.
ford Fire fns Co. 4.
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SETON I,ssI,

RGHs FISH, j. shannon. NJ shannon
Two base hit sullivan. Three base .i's =,
shannon. g First base on balls on ilcuc.
on Rosenberg. L. Sacrifice hit Smith. Stolen
base Fish. Struck out BY lIcinc u. Iup.rr
60 Murphy. Time hour and IS minute,
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Totals &c seols
Ran for O'Neill in the eighth inning
fBated for Hagerman in the eighth inning
fRaiind fnr Mlf.hel n mil A.,.,a.
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BASEBALL TODAY. 2 GAMES. i;aS 4 s;3e
Newark Va st Louis, Fedora League Park.
Hudson Tubes direct to grounds, -adr.
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ENGLISH SOCCER ENDS.
ESrrton Wtns Title and London
Clubs Go 10 second DIvisiop,
'ciai cable Despatch to TIL. srx

Special cable Dcspntch To TUX srN
LONDON. May 1.-The English soccer
season was brought to a conclusion to-
day with one second division and three
southern League games Everton re-
talned its position al the top OF the
first division and carries of the cham
pionship. The two London clubs. Chel-
sea and Tottenham Hotspur, are at
the other end OF the table and are both
reduced to the second division for next
season. exchanging places with Derby
County and Preston North End The
failure OF London's most prominent
teams 10 retain their positions Is a big
disappoi ntmert.
Watford kept up its brilliant form
right to the last game and captured
the Southern League championship FOR
the first ;me. but Croydon Common
and Gillingham Will appear in the sec
ond division next season. Stoke and
StHlyhridge being promoted. The Scot
ish Leagu. season ends on the 18th
or the month. but only six games have
To be decided. To-days results:
LEAGUE II
Hui City !. Grlmsby Town T.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Northampton :. Milwal J. Sou,herd
tinted 2. Plymouth ArEyl. l. Brighton
and Hove !, Crys'al Palace .,
virginia League
SUFFOLK. !, Portsmouth, IS innings
Petersburg, :, Norfolk q? innings.
darkness
Rocky Mount. 10. Nevro-, News. l.
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until tomorrow in the custody Of their
counsel The summaries:
FIRST RACE.

The Albro Farm Cup: for thrcc-ycar-olds and
upward; wcltcrwcights. purse. $3.50 four FUR
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Try theCar!

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SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Northampton .. Mlwa.l !, Sou'hend
United :. Plymouth Argyle !. Brighton
and Hove !, Crys'al Palace a
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! ne score

Totals. 81 ? - 10
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anfnnfn.

@oiIb. Sap. sur Gee q. 3ehers @dI6ed,
adbitdn air Gee Bdl0emar @olertun.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8idaro Malopi5.
Sornettenfapitdu Srib Sahie.
glnior @eora bon aabier.
Shco0or Subeneder.
Eherleutndnt Raul aembe.
Remnant B.. 8. 5rieor. b. g~ernbar0i,
9aul 9ittqer.
CT. Srieorih Cad
anpitanlentnant Siegfrieo bon SaI0eru.
SberIerfnnnt sur Gee 6erbert Strd6ler.
2eutndnt sur Gee Serb. bon 8eudfeuL.
9entlant 8. q. 8tlbelm Tbren0eI.
2eutnant B. 81. @iIbclm Eimon.
3efitnnnt B.. ST. Grid Rielien.
anpitdn CUR Gee A. &IIhelm Simme.
@npitdu sur Gee 2ibipia Carer.
Experimentation Bnul Bottle.
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6dubtmann Grid @erihmanu.
NnpitdHleitfnant Sans 4n0ree.
Eberleutnnnt aarl Saul.
Eherl B. 81. 8mnfreo Zimmerman.
GberIeutnant 8. 81. Or. 9rtbur 8ieber.
2eutnant 6einrid @immer.
CberIentnaut >. n. aarL Merd.
3eufnant 8pbert @o1c.
a1pitdnleutnaHt @rnit 8mtmann,
Wnrinez 8aiuletiter @iIb. Gdugeu6df.
51llptmaun @ruif Glfreo Go0nn.
Wlnrine ~tabssablm. Srie0r. @orldufer.
Wnrines@ 81 rniionuertudltunasini Germ,
afihn.
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GDuarD Min.
Hptert @retternib.
2eutnont b. N. @lbsrt Gnermaim.
Wlarine @rtmeiiter Sriebridl Aleemaml.
6%diipfnann 0ictpr bon @rohta.
Xrnfnant b. d. Qothar 6einse.
GbefIeufnnHt alr Gee gidr @arier.
Ghcrfenfnnrt sur Gee 2li0iDig 5mulb.
&cninnnt ErieOrih M1i~iGersfoipsIi.
Qenfinnt Bilhelm Gteis.
2eufinnt ). u eberbar0 Stable.
rherIeni1ant 8auI Slorian.
rberIeiftnailt Trib Rlrifef.
Gaurdf SlboIf Refers.
stabs0eigrindr 8rau8 9fcifer.
&aItber Eritfer.
alireo 8cpp.
peniraut B. n. Srieorih @il9. @o6r.
geutaaut ). n. NarI @ogt.
Mrghiieft aiirt Notteael.
m0nnaeilfcr GnaiI Glein.
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northumberland @ilb. b. Tduhenbeim
Eberlcutnnnt sur Gee aarI Goupetbe.
Senfnont B. 81. Aihdro gorDes.
Gherleutunnt D. 81. alfreo 2iitqens.
2elft1nnt 5. 8. aIfre0 9oiqt.
Northumberland 6aus 8ittmnnu.
E~berlentnnHf 8tr Gee G SGlien6d9en.
SeIflant b. %. &drl &rua.
QcIltnant ariebri6 8oooeb.
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2entnant B. 81. @uita0 5aafe.
Standardization 8rib Gidert.
@anrat 6nns 6artmnrn.
Snteneantrr unS 91urat &nrl Gtra6er.
8idbfer @eoro @egener.
6anptmann Dams SdelhuB.
6minfmann emil @ernot.
GipIpminqenienr 6rtb Sfeinmeb
9entnnHt B. 81. gugen &eigele.
aarl 2ieber.
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gldjnr Grnf anbers.
6nlIptnarm 6eorg @ednfanu.
6uiiptmnnn 6ein3 @udenf6nIer.
6berfeMtnaHt 6ern. Srhr. bon 60irritfs
Gberleutndftt gaon &lihr.
Gberteufnaut Otto bon gorfe.
3entuant B. o. Ctto Snbbert.
Geufndnt g6uaro Bier.
Selifnant g9ar St. 8ennert.
2cntHant @eorg Srbr. BON 6ertlin9.
Sentncut Gtepbdn 2eiit.
2eutnaHt b. q. 8ilbelm Sc. bon gobers
Teitungsbau panptmdnH 8oslener.
aeffnna5bauleutnant @rieBer.
@efretdr Slider.
Observation-Disclosures 31nfe.
NnrineeG be r5a6lmeiiter 8ohrne.
Warfnes Cb er3ahImeiiter Said.
RarinesG ber8ablmeijer Mauu.
glnrineaC ber8a6Imeiiter SoTmmn
SRtenoantnrietretd Iediaars.
Snteft0nntttriefretdr 6ermdni1.
Observation-Disclosures gahr.
9HteroaHt1trietretdr 8robIt.
garnnez 81 er8ahlmeiter 8bibnut.
WnriHesG 81 er5a6lmeifter 8atpenger.
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6n1iptmam eonaro Gleemnun.
Cberleutnnnt 8erner Y1aurer.
Cbcrlcutnant arihur @6pieri.
SeihmasIcuiuant Abolf SeutihmnHu.
senindnt b. %. Sulnts 9nBperieu.
gentnnnt b. 81 8rieorih Solqer.
Eberleutnant Gourn0 @utieridd.
eentnnat b. q. 9erubaro globr.
aieintsimets.
Ercuerburn.
6ulpfmnnn @alter Steher.
cber[eutnanf 5. @ Gouaro Iehcr.
2eutnnut 8obert Warfin.
9eutnaut ). q. 6rib 9fllmpf.
8ilbelm gliiHer.
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aatlihrfenlunni Thmmler
Mlntlrf abf8nhlmgiiier Hriflt
EberlfninnHs ayr Ete HaH Mariln.
Ebeflenmant Ehrl5 fSmuiD0.
<terlcuindni Nati0.
CbeflcuinaHt Wrehci.
Ehfrlenindut fipiHeli.
Ehfrlnuinant @trafmaHn.
neuinani CUR Gfe Veainer
4rninaut silr Sot b. u. @dbrind
1uifuhanfnra NIB Waiftat @ritsmfher.
Nre00itrns Nnbi tdulentnaui balieHhsIH.
Hrcanitcns 4 bfrieuinmtt 9lnQt.
fbetlainani Der pnnbmehr @doldf.
Wldrine Observation-Disclosures Gilbert.
Marinc Northumberland 0rouitb.
W0rinc 1nteubmuricfrriir Bmaoiu.
9lnrine nltHhunnTietrei Slefu
Ebegleuinnni ~M0ieHberger.
1oBent 1r. cbmer.
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einiebi.

aorbcitrnlapitdn @eprg RauipcrH @nlt
obl bon Dradenihdi.
Hreaaitenl. Hrbr. glihH b, aubnenfelo.
Srcaniienleummt C6inr sr0bli6.
FreQatienleuiHdni Robert Sinner.
geuinnnt ;. u. geopoi0 @ic9aut.
2eopolo 8rnn5 alii3.
9eopolo 6rib Sdieleisner.
ernit S6iefobter.
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Reierbes 3nfanterie 8egimcnt Gr. 81.
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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-10-14
Appeal for Charity.
Editor County Record

Editor County Record
Please allow me space in your pa
per for few lines to the people of
the county who are blessed with
health and strength. 1t is hard to
beg, but when a man has been sick
and unable to work for eleven long
months and has no money, no prop
erty at all, not even a patch of corn,
and hardly dinner for the morrow,
what else can he do? Those who do
not know me personally can easily
find me out if they will try. | haye
been sick ever since last November
and at times cannot walk about the
place. At present | am bedridden.
| can hardly walk across the room.
l am doing all | can to improve my
health and wish to ask the kind
hearted and strong men who are
able to work to help me. | owe
few little accounts. My taxes are
due and must be paid, but | have no
means with which to pay.
am not asking for money alone,
but for anything that a family can
eat or wear, whether great or small
in quantity, fine or common in quail
ity. have four in my family, my
self, wife, baby and mother-in-law.
Thanking you for past help, / am.
Yours sincerely,
JOSEPH E MCCANTS.
Trio, S G., Box As.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-10-14
Newsy Lake City Letter.

Special to The County Record.
Lake City, October 12::-Misses
Azile Woodbury. and jamie Richard
son, of the Johnsonville section,
were in town last Saturday.
Mrs T. J Cottingham spent Sun
day in Rowland, N C, her old home.
Mr. w / Bass spent last week in
Tampa, Fla, with his family.
Mrs R B Cannon and Miss Fan
ME Cannon of Scranton We're in
Lake City Saturday morning.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church met Yesterday af-
ternoon with Mrs w f Severance.
Plans are being discussed for a ba-
zaar to be held the early part OF
December.
Mrs H Van Epps, in her usual
charming manner, entertained the
Kill Kare Klub. The members OF
the club and several invited guests
spent a very pleasant afternoon
with their hostess. Delicious salad
courses were served during the af-
ternoOn.
Mrs Wilson of Sumter is the
guest of her neice, Mrs P H Ar
rowsmith.
Among those attending court at
Florence this week are: \ II Vii.
liamS, O S Baldwin, a II Williams.
Jr, W l. Bass, p Ii ArrowSmith, G
F Stalvey, J l. Richardson, l. Gas
kins, VI f King, J NJ Sturgeon and
others.
Mrs Myers Hanna left for Char
lesion Sunday morning. She will
visit al her old home in WalterborC
before returning to Lake City.
LBN.