davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-01-02

have saved time In the 0T1t ptace "
avoving my Jealousy. hasten now
to make amends. I'm grsen-eysd."
She laid her gloved fingers lightly
on his bride hand.
Don't be- she advised; I'm not =
love With him. II I were, It wouldn't
matter. He has
IA heater. sweeter maiden.
In . gresner. cleaner land.
He's told me Ill about her.
Horton shook his head. obviously.
II wish to tho good Lord. he'd g
back to her" he said.
ITO Be Continued.)
The Wsy % Fix Father.
CONGRESSMAN Thomas U. SiSson, o.
Mississippi, smiled when the topio.
turned TO the proper punishment Tor g
negligent husband. He said he Wao
reminded OF case Of that kind.
Some time ago q married man ran
away with a silly young girl, and a1teg
an exciting chase the clippers were cap.
turcd and returned home. Naturally the
escapade was the one theme Of con.
yersation in the small town where they
lived, and everybody In the corner
store had his own idea - to what the
husbands punishment should be.
One euggested life sentence. an.
other said that ninety years In Tho
penitenttary would be the proper thing
while third spoke cloQucntly C3 tar
and feathers.
aYou are Ill wrong" fnally remarked
little man sitting II the ccrnez
have scheme that beats all Of yours.
q mile down the beulsvard. !"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

ko so Avstri.ici primarsirali Y
Bclgrad, XII .ic bill zapuStcn od srb-
'kcga voJaStva in .ic cesar 5 tenn
dobil "darilo' "a JUBILEE svojcga
vladanja, 50 bile po vscyj Avstriji
Slavnosti mad slavnosti. Tako II.
pr. poroGajo IL Belgrade
Ia proslavo padca Bclgrada L.
pozval goriSki zupan prcbivalstyo.
ia ralobcSl zaStavc. katcrcmu DO
Iivu j. ; prcbivalstvo Slcdilo.-
' proSlavo OSvoiitvc Belgrade L.
.prlrcdlla dine ,. dcccmbra goriSka
-odba mirOzoy, Xxi Sc ga jc udclc-
lllo zclo vcliko l.judi. Pred NEST
no hiSo jc zaigrala godba cesarsko
p"Scm, Xxi jo jc mnogobrojno oh
rInstvo 4 navduScnjcm pclo.
Enakc komcdi.ic 50 uganjali Sc
vcda tudi drugod.
kako so proslavili odhod Av-
>%trijccv IL Belgrade. o TEN po-
r"taJo mic. \ bilo hi zanimivo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
DIR. STVERAK UMRL.

Umrl je V ldriji MOI. "a kate
rim zaluje VISA ldrija. Nj ga l.
mel sovraznika: vsak ga je lju-
bill i'll spostoval. Malo .je takih
mozl DR.. Stverak .ie bill rodom
Ceh. " Idriji .je bival dolgo vr-
sto let kot c. kr. rudniSki zdrav-
mix. Poznal je vse rudarje, otroke,
zene - vedel je ze cd dalec: kaj
je treba temu, kaj onemu. Ia VISA
kega je incl cas-, dobro besedo in
pa Sc marsikaj, o Gemer nj levica
vedela, kar jc desnica storila. De-
~lavstvu .je bill resniccn prijatelj,
razumel je njegovc teznje in cato
je pomagal povsod, k.jcr je lie mo-
gel. II
DIR Stverak je umrl ma posledi-
cab mrtvouda. Bill jc vclikc rasti,
vesele nravi in odlitnih duScvnih
l%astnosti. Izboren zdravnik, MOI
Znacaj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
Sc VEG CRNE VOJSKE XII.
CEJO.

lzSel .je slcdcci ukaz; Vsi cr-
novojniki. Xxi so bill pri preglc-
dovaniu cd 16. novembra do 81.
dccembra 1914 spoznani "a orozjc
sposObni, in STEER letniki 1887,
1883, 1889 in 1890, morajo V vo-
jaSko sluzbO. Y kOS.;or lcniSo hi
Ii pozvani V to sluzbo ali pa cc
so te sluzbc IL ozirov m iavno sui
Tho ali korist "a doloccn ali ne
dolOcen cas- oprOSceni i'm So mora
jo l6. Jan. 1915 zglaSiti pri y 6rno-
vojniSkih lcgitimacijskih liStih o.
znaCcncm c. in kr. nadomeStncm
domobranSkcm okrajncm powell
Stvu. Ia tiStc Crnovoinikc lctni-
kov 1887. 1888. 1889 in 1890, Xxi
so zaradi bolezni Scle IN pozneisi
termin vpoklicani, vclja termin.
Xxi jc napisan ma niihovem Grno-
vojniSkcm lcgitimacijskcm listku
Pri naknadncm prcglcdoyanju
pc 16. jan. 1915 "a Sposohnc spo-
znani GrnOvojniki omenjenih let
nikov mOrajo 4S ur po prcglcdo-
vaniu odriniti sluzbo. V inte-
resu vsakcga vpoklicanega crno.
vojnika JIG. da vzamc $ scboj par
trdnih cevljev, gorko volneno
spodnje oblaGilo, gorko oblcko.
volnene nogavicc, 6cpice prot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

snegu. zapestmike, gorkc rokavi-
&c. gorko odcjo in nahrbtnik. vsc-
kakor pa jcdilno orodjc in poso-
do, zee ina $ TO. V Slutaju. da
DO Ia oprema uporabljiva IA vo-
jaSko Sluzbo, Sc povrne V denar-
Ju. kolikor je vredna. Priporo-
ca Sc tudi, ola vsak vzamc $ seboj
Jedll IA tri dni. CrnovojniSki lcgi-
tImaclJski listek opravicujc do
proSte voznJc pc zclcznici in ga
Jc treba pred nastopom vozmjc po-
kazati PR oscbni blagajni. -
hdor St ne bo odzval temu poi
VA. DO Strogo kaznovan pc zako-
nu y dine Is. JunlJa 1890. drZ. Yak
81. l3f.
Drug ukaz pravi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
OBSOJENI ''SLoVENEC.'

"Slovenec' T. dine Is. decembra
priObGuje ma uvodncm meStu sod
BIO C. kr. dczelnega kot kazcnskc-
ga sodiSta ma Dunaju Y proceSu
Kamilc Theimcr proti odgovorne-
mu uredniku "SiOvcnca" Mihae-
lu MoSkercu radi a~aljcnja GaSti.
SOdiSGc je SpOznalo tolcnca "a
krivega pregreSka prOti varnosti
GaSti V SmiSlu par. 1873. ass in
49l. k. 2. ter ga obsodilo ma de-
narno globo V znesku GOO X, V
sluGaju neizterljivost pa ma 2 me-
sees zapora. Obenem ie sodiSGe
izreklo, da mora ~"Slovenec"
priobCiti to Sodbo V predpiSanem
rOku ma uvodnem meStu. I
Process Kamile Thcimerjeve :je
vzbujal Y Ljubljani i'll Sploh ma
SlovenSkcm wee kakor poldrugo
leto veliko scnzacijo. Theimerje-
va je priobcevala roper klerikal
no stranko in zlaSti roper njcnega
voditelja DIR. SuSterci5a vehe-
mentne napade, ma katcrc .jc cd
govoril "Slovenec" enostavno s
tenn, da je imcnoval ~Theimerjevo
blazno. Ona je nato tozila kleri-
kalni list, njcgov odgovoIai ured-
mix sc je pa odtegoval procesu ma
vse mogoGe naGinc. Zdaj Sc je
pravda vendar dovrSila in poboz-
nj "Slovenec" jo .je izgubil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

Ma zavodu poucuje Is professor
Jcv. beguncev liz Galicije. Vpisalo
Sc j. Scdal Y solo los uccnccv. T.
ozlrom ma To, ia jc Y Pragi silno
mnogo galiSkih bcgunccv. Sc zdi
To StcvilO maihno, toda uvazcvati
Jc trcba, da mnogo poliskih diia-
kov ~obiskujc GcSkc srcdnic Sole.
ma katcrih so vpisani hoSpitanti.
Idi 81 tlovcku, ola Avstriji
Nploh ne DO trcba wee dolgo Skr.
bcti IA poljskc Sole.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
ARETIRAN

V nckcm hotelu Y Bali Y Ga
liciji 50 ma p0dlagi hiSnc prciSka-
We arctirali poljskcga dczclncga
in drzavncga poSlanca XamorSkc-
ga.
Najbrzc so tudi NIGGA prijeli
zaradi "veleizdajc." Kmalu DO
mcnda Y AvStriji wee "vclcizda.
jalccv" kakor drugaGnih liudi. In
ravno PoI.iakc so imeli do ncdavna
Sc "a "najlojalnejSc" AvStrijcc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
R~AZPUSCENo DRUSTVo.

' %Grnorumcni habsburSki drIa-
Vi Sc vcdno razpuSGaio druStva.
Tc dni smo citali:
"Svobodomisclno akadcmiGuo
druStvo "Adrija' Y Pragi ic OBJ
last razpustila in druStvcno inc
tie zaplcnila."
DruStvo j. bIlO pryIc SlovcnSko.
drugit svobodomisclno. t%rctjic j.
imclo socialisticnc clanc. Torc.i
gotovo dovol.j razlogov IA RAJ
pust. I'm IA konfiskacijo imctja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
LISTNICA U~REDNISTVA.

South Fork, Pa: Pride. ali ma
10 potrpljcuja prosim. Manjka
mi zopct prOStora.
R~adovednez: General infantc-
rije, general k~avalcrijc in field
cajgmajster jc Use n Sara, sa-
mo naslovi SO razliGni. Navadno
pOveljuje generalmajor brigadi,
acknowledgement diviziji. field
cajgmajStri pa armadnim zborom
in armadam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
D~ELNICARJEM JUGOSL. IA.
DRUZNE TISKARNE
MA ZNANJE!

Glasom zakljucka direktorija
Jugosl. zadruzne tiskarne (South
Slavic Cooperative Printery) dine
10. januarja t. l., Sc vrsi v nede-
Ito dine 81. marca OBJ 10. dopoldne,
ma 1880 So. Racine Ave, Chica-
GO, Ill.
OBCNI ZBOR DELNICARJEV.
Ma dnevnem redu DO razpust
korporacije.
irektorij j. 2. T. IS. S. C. P.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
KER STA OSVOJILA BEL
GRAD.

Povcljnik pctcga avStriiskcga
lrmadnrga zbora. general Libori-
is Frank i'm fcldmarSallaitnant
Arthur Przyborski sta vlozila pro-
iujo "a vpokoiitcv. povclinika sta
'avzcla >. dcccmhra Bclgrad. ka-
tcrcga sta morala pet dni kaSncic
Zupct zapuStitl.
Srccno pot y pcnZIJu'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
NOVO MESTO.

kcr Dc skoraj VISA BukOvina Y
ruskih rokah, jc proglasila av-
Striiska vIada IA glavno mcsto
Bukovinc Dorno Natro, Xxi lczi ob
ogrski i'll rumunski neil. Ma Ru-
munSko pride vSak dan vcliko
itcvilo avStriiSkih bcgunccv.
kaj jc trcba glavncga mcSta.
~ nj dcZclc2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
Polisko gimnaziio V Praei

so otvorili pred kratkim. Names
ccna .ic V ccSki rcalki ma Kralic-
viii Ninogradih. Ravnatcl.i gimna.
ziic .ic professor Ziga Schneider.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
"a prepeljali L reSilnim vozom v
voJaSko bolniSnico.

"a prepeljali 4 resilnim vozom v
voJaSko bolniSnico.
Nesreca. II Cclovca poroGajo
Dne J.. dee. zjutraj st je zgodila
Y predoru pod karavamkami med
.IcSeniclmi in Podrozco vclika lc.
IeznlSka n"Srcca. Y prcdoru So
bin ma cncm thru Stirje dclavci.
III 50 nckaJ popravljali Prcdor
INA Steer diva tira in tudi dclo.
VODKA Je deIavcr opozoril, ola gre
od Podrozcc proti .JcScnicam ju.
tranJi brzovlak. Dclavci So Sc 81.
Ger lzognili, Il Y naglici in zines
nJavl 50 prlSlI vSi Stirjc ma napac.
III ur ,lako da jih jc Stro.i zagra.
bll III vrgcl Oh Stcno Y prcdoru.
NSl Stirjc so bill ncyarmo ranicni
prcpclJali so Jill Y b~olniSnico Y
Beljak, IL tczko da bodo okrcvaIi
tako nitro.
Kolera. Dine :. dee. 81 So poia.
win tudl ma ma Sta.jerskem 3 slu-
caJl koIerc. eden Y Cclju. eden pa
blizu Ptuia.
Ma azijski koleri obolel ic \
CelJu neki vojak 81. pcSpolka. Xxi
Je doSel : %Scverncga bojiSca. Bak-
terlJologlcno prciSkavo .je izvrSil
c. kr. higijcnski zavod Y Gradcu
Vstop v rezervne bolnisnice, So.
Ia ma BiSmarckovcm trgu i'm Mu.
Slksale Y Cclovcu. jr zaGaSno il
ZdraNStvcnih ozirov prcpovcdan.
Kolibe "a ranjence v Celovcu.
IA artilcrijSko vojaSnico so DO.
Stavlh ma polju pet barak IA ra.
njence.
PogreSa Sc Lojzc Macarol. mad.
utitelj Y Scmpolaju pri Nabrr5i.
NJ kI so ga mcnda zadnjikrat Vi
deli okoli 10. oktobra oh rcki San
kJer J" vSled slabosti bale N
oStal. Macarol .jc >odrug in il
mel zaradi svojcga prcpricanja
'"IIko prcganjanja in boicv.
Novo sodnijski poslopje. No
'fanJe mImlStrStvo ie odloGilo. mai
Sc della "a novo SodmijSko palace
Y IrStu razpiScjo, Ola Sc tako pre-.
Skrbl nckaj della podjctnikom Y
JuznIh pokrajinah. Della So bill, f.
dgl razpiSana Y graSkih lisiih.
V neh tozbi med ncko druzbo
kot naJcmnico in poScstnikom do.
ncnc hlSc Y Lvovu ma GaliSkem !.
okraJno SodiSGr ma Dunaiu
razSodilo. da moraio bcgunci MIA.
'ati naJcmninO "a stanovanic
SNolo razSodbo jc SodiSGc utcmc.
IJIio ; TEN. da stanovanjc nj 10.
stale nerabno. &c ic >ovraznik IN.
Sedel meSto.
lzollrai so vojaSkcga voznika
Bimgclbauma. XII jc dospcl
: Sev"rncga bojiSGa y L.jubliano
baktrloIoSka prciskava .ic pri
blngeIbaumu dognala. da ic bo.
Ian ma koleri.
Phi Vevcah so tc dni il Lin.
blJanlce %potegnili truplo okolo
30 LET Starega ncznancga MO.
plJenca. Truplo .ic lcIalo Y vod;
6 tcdnov.
obesila Sc je. Ma Wen pri Lin.
hiJani Sc j. dine IL. t. m. obesjla
Skrl. Najbrzc Sc il ie
omracIl Um. Sklcpati Sc to da il
tega. kcr jc vcGkrat tozila. do
bolecinc Y CLAW. Skrl ic hi.
vdova in jc zapuStila Stiri 81.
rote.
V predoru, XII vodi 4 .Icscnic
>kozI karavankc ma korosko. !,
dnc !. I. IN. |.iutranJi brzovIak
prihajajo6 Y smcri IL Podrozcc ma
.''rNrnicr, Y prcdoru u>poslcnc Sti
ri d"lavcc vrgcl 5 tako silo oh
n.'I!"' ga so vSl Stirj" oblcIaIi
'rS|" ro%ao|ora1c >iromakc 50
.prrpcIjali Y holniSnico Y BcIiok
p"IavcI 50 So ognili vlaku mn ma.
S'ran. pa So .jc zgodila ne
Med polio IL CrcSIovc V CcIic
pon"cl j. ublla clcktrika VI Go.
Kama HI jc Y tenn. zadcI oh click.
zico.
Dvanajst dni spi. V maribor.
SKI holnici jc ram.icncc : vcr
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
records fell in the following order:

records fell in the following order:
100 miles-Previous record by Du-
rays Peugot, 1914, 1:10:46.50. Yes
terdays's record by Resta's Peugeot,
1:07:30.14.
$50 miles-Previous record. Duray's
Peugeot, 1914. 1:46:20. Yesterday s
record by Resta's Peugeot, 1:4O:3S.15.
200 miles-Previous record by Du-
rays Peugeot, 1914, 2:25:11.10. Yes
terday's record by De Palma, Merce-
des, 2:14:29.59.
$50 miles - Previous record by
Thomas Delage, in 1914, 3:00:5S.4S.
Yesterdays record, De Palma's Merce-
des, 5:19:32.37.
800 miles-Previous record by
Thomas Delage. 1914, 3:3S:29.59.
esterday's record by De Palma's Mer-
cedes, 3:19:32.37.
$50 miles-Previous record by Boil
lots Peugeot, 1914, 4:15:22S9. Yes
terday's record by De Palma's Merce-
des, 3:54:41.15.
400 miles-Previous record by
Thomas Delage, 4:52:O21O. Yester-
days record by De Palmas Mercedes,
4:27:17.19.
$50 mileS-Previous record by
Thomas Delage, 5:27:3350. Yester-
days record by De Palmas Mercedes,
5:00:22.27.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
Harrisburgers Win in
West Fairview Shoot
By McMar,us

High honors in yesterdays inter
state shoot at West Fairview went to
e. II. Adams. The entry list included
thirty-four shooters, many from Har-
risburg and vicinity being on the list.
This afternoon many shooters went to
Rutherford for the monthly shoot of
the Rutherford Association. The
scores of yesterday follow:
w. S. Behm, 147; H. B. Shoop, 145;
Lockwood Worden, 143; D. H. wag-
ner, 142. All these marksmen were
awarded prizes. The scores:
Wordington, 146 (professionaD G.
Martin, 1872; Eshenour, 1872; Kreider,
1877; Logue, 1872; S. Hoffman, 1877;
Henery, 1870; Reed, III; C. Cleckner,
1877; Keys, 141; Benin, 147; Forden,
14S; Adams, las; Shoop, 145; ]. G.
Martin, 1873; f. Hawbaker, 1870; c.
Miller, 1874; Bretz, 1S1; j. Miller, 1876;
Alleman, 106; Rockey, 1913; Donson,
115; Andrews. 1874; Lewis. (profes-
sionaD 1874; Hippensteel, III; Wag-
ner, 142; Hoover, 1876; w. Miller, 1876;
Stewart, 131: Heiges, 100; Smith.
121; Eager, 1876; Yarnall, 1876; Som
mers professionally, 146.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
LEAGUE BATTLES
HOLIDAY FEATURE
Three Teams Tie Up on Central
Pennsylvania Circuit; Upper
End Games Fast
By "Ump''

AS one result OF yesterdays games
in the Central Pennsylvania League,
three teams are tied for first place.
Highspire is close fourth. The games
in this league were marked with bril-
liant fielding and hard hitting.
In the eDauphin-Perry league Millers-
burg is leading with three games won,
and no defeats. Marysville Is chasing
the leaders. Other cams have been
playing a good game but have not
warmed UP to conditions. Dauphin,
after a sensational start, has fallen
back
Williamstown has a good hold on
first place in the Dauphin- -Schuylkill
league, not having lost a game. Lykens
holds second place and is playing a
persistent game. Elizabethville is run
ming third.
Amateur contests yesterday were of
special interest. There were some
one-sided battles, but most of the con-
tests showed big improvement in the
work of the youngsters. The West
End, East End A A and Camp Cur
tin fire company were prominent in
fast work and hard hitting. There
was a scarcity of holiday games yes
terday as a result Of the several lea
gues playing in the vicinity of Har-
risburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
Sixth Annual Carnival
For Hassett Club Athletes

On Thursday and Friday evenings
the Hassett Boys Club and the girls
division will hold their sixth annual
athletic exhibition of gymnastics. The
exercises will be held in Cathedral
Hall, North street. An elaborate pro-
gram booklet is in press describing
the feats that will be performed by
the young athletes. The Hassett Club
has held five of these exhibitions.
Clever folk dancing, stunts, union
drills In every department of physical
culture in the years program of the
Hassett Club will be presented. The
reserved seat sale will open at the
gymnasium Office tomorrow morn
ing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
TW|RLER WHITE HAS
READING GUESSING
Pitches Complete Shut-Out Game;
Fans l9 Men; Harrisburg
Plays Fast in Field

Harrisburg trimmed the Reading
Olivets yesterday afternoon in a shut
out game. White, the Lebanon Valley
College star. did not allow a hit. He
famed 10 men. Reading put up a
much better game than in the morn
ing.
1t was small crowd that enjoyed
the hitting, fast base running and SEN
sational fielding of the Harrisburg In
dependents. The game was marred at
times by errors of commission on the
part of Reading. Shade had curves
and speed but receiver poor support.
On Friday afternoon Harrisburg
will play Bucknell varsity nine. For the
Saturday attraction, Altoona will play.
Both games promise much interest
Manager j. Harry Messersmith is busy
arranging a schedule with the strong
est local teams. The team scoring the
most runs against Harrisburg will be
given opportunity to participate in the
field day exercises, which will be a
feature later in the season. The score
of yesterday afternoon follows:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
RALPH DE PALMA IS
SPEEDWAY WINNER
New Record Comes With His Vic
tory in indianapolis Race; 20
American Cars Finish
Special to Tie 1'elerrahh

Indianapolis, Ind. June In a
driving finish, allowing his big Ger
man Mercedes no quarter during the
entire grind, Ralph de Palma won the
600-mile International sweepstake race
at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway
yesterday afternoon, smashing the
worlds record by approximately 80
minutes. The time was hours 33
minutes $3.50 seconds, which figures at
the remarkable speed of 1884 miles
per hour for the five centuries COW
cred. The previous record was 6
hours 8 minutes 1895 seconds, held by
Thomas, in a Delage.
Dario Resta, winner of the Wander
bilt Cup and grand prize races, finish
ed close second to the daring de
Palma in a French Peugeot.
The first two American cars to cross
the finish line were Gil Anderson's
Stutz which was third, and Earl Coop
er's Stutz, which took fourth. All four
of the leading cars beat the mark es-
tablished last year by Thomas. and the
fifth, a Duesenberg, driven by O'Don-
nell, was only five minutes behind the
formers mark.
Receives Big Prize
The winning of the great gasoline
Derby by De Palma meant $4,000 as
first prize for the speedway, aside
from numerous other special prizes
offered by various accessory concerns.
Resta's share of the stakes was $4,000
and Anderson's $1,000 for third. New
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-06-01
HARRISBURG DOG WINS AT SHOW

At the big Amber show last Sat
urday Messrs. Blair and Sheesley's
bulldog puppy Marion Magnet won
prizes, including beautiful silver cup.
This dog was entered in very strong
classes, where there was an entry
of seventy-two bulldogs, some being
the best shown at all shows.
The puppy, only nine months old,
has won twelve ribbons at Baltimore,
Devon and Amber. According to the
judges of bulldogs Messrs. Blair and
Sheesley are entitled to much credit
for breeding one of the best American
bulldogs in this country.
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YESTERDAYS AMATEUR SCORES

p. r. r. Electrics. 4; Camp Hill. 2.
Steelton Stars, 5; Enhaut Arrows, 4.
Palmyra Cubs. 6: Woodmen, 8.
Camp Curtin, II; Citizen, s.
East End, Q; Belmont. 2.
East End. II; Belmont. I.
West End A. C.. 13; Trainmen, 6.
Curtin Heights, 16; Penbrook, 1.
Hummel, 12; Agoga, z.
Midway, Z; Enola c. c., 6.
Midway. s; Enola c. c., Z.
Hummelstown, I; P. F. r. Elects. 1.
Paxtang. 13: Allison, o.
Riverside, II; Good Will. s.
New Cumberland. .; Fort Wash
ington. 3.
Fort Washington, Z; New Cumber-
land. 0.
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,F1REM15N's LEAGUE MEETING

Managers of the local Firemen's
Leasue will meet tonight in the office
Of Marion X. Verbeke in the Common
wealth Trust building. Rules and reg
ulations of the new organization will
be discussed. A schedule will be sub
mitted for approval. The season starts
Saturday afternoon at 1.30 o'clock.
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Baseball Summary;
Games Past and Future
SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
American League

American League
MORNING GAMES
Boston, 2; Philadelphia, 1.
New York, IL; Washington, 4.
Cleveland, 12; st. Louis, 1.
Detroit 4; Chicago, 8.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Boston. 9: Philadelphia, 2.
New York, 4; Washington, 1.
Chicago. 8; Detroit. l.
Cleveland, 9; st. Louis, s.
National League
MORNING GAMES
Boston. 2; Philadelphia, 1.
New York, 4; Brooklyn, 2.
Pittsburgh. l; Chicago, 0.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Philadelphia, 5; Boston, ..
Brooklyn, 6; New York. 2.
Pittsburgh, /; Chicago, 0.
Cincinnati, 2; st. Louis, 1.
Cincinnati, 4; st. Louis, (2d game
innings. Darkness).
Federal League
MORNING GAMES
Buffalo. 2; Baltimore. 0.
Newark, 5: Brooklyn. 3.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Baltimore, .; Buffalo, 3.
Brooklyn, 5; Newark 8.
Kansas City. 3; Chicago, Go in
lings).
Chicago. 2; Kansas City, / cd
game, / Innings.
St. Louis. s: Pittsburgh, 2.
st. Louis. 0; Pittsburgh, 0 cd
game, innings.
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HARRISBURG
Totals =.

XWestley batted for Fletcher in ninth.
Reading .-..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Harrisburg &c. 0 0 2 0O1 0 ks
Three base hits, Miller. Sheesley.
Sacrifice hit, Rote. Struck out. by
White, 10; by Shaded, 4. Base on
balls. White, 2; Shaded, .. Left on base,
Reading, 2; Harrisburg, 6. Hit by
pitcher, Waltz, g.; Sheesley. Stolen
bases. Waltz, 8; McCurdy. 2; Miller, 2;
Bredbenner, Begony. Passed ball.
Gaukes. Time, 1.S0. Umpire, Lew
jenkins.
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CoFFEY WINS OVER FLYNN
StecidI TO The Tclegroeh

New York, June Jim Coffey, the
Dublin Giant, last night at Brighton
Beach stopped Jim Flynn. the Pueblo
fireman in the ninth round. The fight
was scheduled to go ten rounds.
Flynn had the use of one hand after
the seventh, his left arm having been
injured
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JACKSON A. G. WINS BATTLE

The Jackson A. c. defeated the Bob
White team yesterday. score 10 to 6.
Pitcher Carpenter of the Jackson team
famed 18 men. The game was played
at Sixth and Division streets. The
Jacksons want games for Saturday
and holidays.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY

American League
Washington at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
National League
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
New York at Boston.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Federal League
Kansas City at Chicago.
Newark at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Buffalo.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW

American League
Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cleveland.
Boston at New York.
National League
New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
Federal League
st. Louis at Chicago.
Pittsburgh at Kansas City.
Baltimore at Newark
Brooklyn at Buffalo.
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DAUPHIN-sCHUYLKILL LEAGUE

MORNING GAMES
Williamstown, s.; Elizabethville, 8.
Lykens, 3: Tower City, /.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Williamstown, I; Elizabethville, 3.
Lykens, Z; Tower City, 2.
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DAUPHIN-PERRY LEAUGUE

MORNING GAMES
Newport, 2; Duncannon, o.
Marysville, 4 Dauphin, 2.
Millersburg, 5: Halifax, 2.
AFTERNOON GAMES
Newport. 2; Duncannon. 0.
Marysviile, 4: Dauphin, 2.
Millersburg, 5; Halifax, 8.
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CENT. PENNSYLVANIA LEAGUE

MORNING GAMES
Highspire, s.; New Cumberland, 1.
Lebanon. 4; Hershey, (16 in.
nings).
Middletown. 4; Steelton, 0.
AFTERNOON GAMES
New Cumberland, g. Highspire, 8,
Lebanon, s; Hershey, 2.
Steelton, 8; Middletown, 0.