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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Gin idSmes simmbilb.

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neres SinnboIo enbdH, alS 6asienige,
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2ei6en'i9e @egier1ng am 8. Sctober
1878 Dem &olanber @iQem Gor11e.
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botte unb iie in Ser idredliden Sum-
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Dem M11n6e Ser Getnigen borertbteH,
um file IN Sen Dienit Der Mgemein-
beit 3l1 lteuen unb als 8rieftauben ge<
brauden 3u laiieu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Die meiiten &imoer baben @iirmer
l1n0 me6er 6ie gItern nod 6as

limo meber sic gltern nod Dos
aino miIlen es, aber es benefit, tpa=
rum guer &in6 nerbos, bleid, fiebe.
riid lift, uno 5uridgebt. @aufig ba-
ben &in6er %touien6e bon 8irmern.
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guer &in6 lit. 2auft fem &iiifo.
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treiben. 8eieitigt lnper6auli9feit,
reguliert Sen Mogen un6 6ie ginge-
mei6e. guer 4in6 miro modien ur6
UNI 10 beiier lernen. @auft beute
nod cine S6o6tel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

&arbinaI Gasparri fat an ben
8i}1of bon Miiniter Elm Sdreiben
geridtet, in tpeldem I'M Suffrage bes
Bapites benz 6eutiden gpisfopm bo-
bes Sob geipenof miro Oh Der bonn
driitliden @eiite getragenen a0ieiti.
gen 6iiriorge fir Dos geiitlide un6
leibli4e @obl ser &riegsgefangenen
un6 Ole l1nteritiitung ieiner 8emu-
bungen, oas Sos Der arieger al mill
bern. @ene6ift XIV. fpenbet bon &er-
gen Sen giidofen Oeutidlan6s un6
Dem oel1tihen @olfe ieinen apoitoli>
fden gegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01
Kindere&e.
9pbn ser @brlidfeit,

Ser SagIobner Mliiler mobnte nit
ieiner 6rau un0 ieinem 5ebnidbrigen
Sobne Sobonnes in elmer armli6er
@iitte am gnbe oes 9orfes. Sriiber
bate MiiGer Before Sage geieben. 81
NOR Ser 8eliber elmer groBen Sarm,
bie reide grtrdge abmarf mn6 % ct
Elm eoles @er5 uno cine offene &anb
fir sic Mrmen batte, 10 bette bier
ihon mander @ilfsbeoirftige Inter
itiit11ng gefun0en. 0a aber fam Ser
&rieg. 3ie Mbgaben mur6en fat nn=
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5pungen, @elo gegen bobe 3tnien gu
bergen, unb als Damn nod fein0li6e
Sd)oaren ral1ben6 nn6 iengeng 6urd
sic 2an6e 5ogen, So par Sic Motb %.
Sic SeIber lagen bermiltet nn6 bon
SEN @11fen ser Nfer6e %5ertreten. Miil=
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ber5ige @ldubiger 6rangen auf
5tpongsmeiie @eriteigerung ieines Be-
iiktbums. gs blieb BEN Mrmen 11idts
aIs Elm otter gduppen, in bem lie
notb6iirftig ibr nrterfommen fu116en.
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ser groBen Motb be1pobrt un6 ibm
nno Sen @einigen SOS MotbmenoigIte
gum 2eben 6ur9 1tebertragung per-
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funft. Sos @ottbertralten berlor er
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bon ieinen frommen gltern Ben
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felten 2ogen itets gu @ottes aqer-
bormen6em 8aterber5en feline 3u-
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Iaf}en. gergeiien mir MIR 1i9t, SIN
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fin6 ia fir sic ndditen Gage @ar-
toffe1n inn Seller, un6 6as erfor6er>
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braudt, 10 miro Wott meiter belfen."
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INN sic @nr3eln langit gefanter 81
den a11s3uro6en un6 ols 8rennbol5
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cine febr miibieltge @rbeit, aber Die
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Iieferten elm nor5iigIides 8rennmo-
teriaI. sein f1einer Sobn beglettete
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perbsquene. Ser fleine SoEannes
folte, m4bren6 Der @ater NIT BENT
Musrooen ser @identpur5eln befdaf>
tiqt mar, Die 8%eienreiier fdneioen
uu6 in 8iin6eI Recommendation.
goIb tporer @oter unb Sobn flei-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-07-01

Gin spafposel idlast bor, fol-
genbe &ariante iber Sen gingang
gum @aibingtoner 5tqatS=D eparte=
ment 5u ieten: @ie ENGLAND mill =
mir balten 1tia! Mandmal fonnen
al1o a11d SpaBbogel ernlte Saden
re6en.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
National League

Chicago. Sept. 12.-Rescue Tom Hughes
is right. The vest best little relief hurl-
er the Braves, or any other team for
the matter of that, have owned went
out into the box Saturday afternoon. A
substitute appeared in the place of the
wonderful Rabbit. An outflelder ner-
vously fingered mitt at first base. An
infielder was holding forth in right field
The Braves looked like very forlorr
bunch of diamond contenders. The Chi
cago fans. experts in the art through
long experience, made fun of them-the
champions.
But Rescue Thomas went after them
Cubs" He made the great Heiniezimm
and the illustrious Frank Schultz and
the rest of them" look like q lot Of
Jokes He, meaning Rescue Thomas,
pitched such glittering baseball that the
Braves forgot all about their wounded
stars and went forth and hammered the
life out of the hostiles of here. The
Braves won the game under wraps by q
score of to !. The score:
poCrON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

New Gloucester and Danville, Upper
Gloucester.
Freeport Poultry Association, Free
port.
Franklin County. Pennington, Sept.
Is, 20. 80.
North Franklin Phillips, Sept. q, %,
Hancock County Bluehill.
Grangers Fair Association
Eden. Eden
North Ellsworth Farmers Club.
North Ellsworth
South kennebec, South Windsor,
Sept IA, Is. 16.
North Knox, Union, Sept. p, %. %.
Lincoln County, Damariscotta, Sept.
%, 20, 30.
Bristol. Bristol, Sept. 81. %, %.
Oxford County, South Paris, Sept.
IA, IS, 16.
West Oxford, Fryeburg, Oct 5. 6, :.
Androscoggin Valley, Canton, Sept.
1928.
Northern Oxford, Andover. Sept. 20,
80.
Western Maine Poultry Association.
South Paris Jan. 4. 5, 6. 1916.
West Penobscot, Exeter.
Bangor Poultry Association, Bangor.
Jan. 1916.
Piscataquis County, Foxcroft.
Sagadahoc County, Topshan. Oct.
-. 10. "a.
Richmond Farmers Club. Richmond.
Sept. IS.
Somerset County, Arson.
East Somerset, Hartland, Oct. 5, &, Z.
Emblem. Embden.
Belfast Fair Association, Belfast.
Unity Park Association, Unity, Sept.
IA. IS.
Washington County. Pembroke
West Washington, Cherryheld. Sept.
IA, Is, 16.
Machias Valley, Machias.
Pittsf1eld fair. pttsfeld. Oct. IA, Is.
16 changed from Sept. q, %. 23).
York County Poultry Association.
Sanford. Nov. 30, Dec. l. 2.
Shapleigh and Acton. Acton, Oct 5.
I6. Z.
Berwick Poultry Association, Ber-
wick, Dec. %. "a, rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
SATURDAYS GAMES IN BIG LEAGUES
Real Worlds Series Form Show in thinning Red Sox Victory
Over White Sox-Folorn Looking Lineup of
Braves Trim Gu bs-Other Games

Boston, Mass, Sept :s.-The Red
Sox came from behind. outfought and
beat the White Sox of Chicago 5-4
in II innings Saturday afternoon, at
Fenway park, while about 10000 fans
and fanatics-mostly fanatics-looked
on in unrestrained elee and delirium-
mostly communicating each other
that here al last was the real pennant
stuff.
Whew. what game il was. No
world series game was better played
or harder fought
1t lasted nearly three hours. but
every minute had q special little thrill
Of Its own. The Red Sox showed a
team and individual gameness which
ought to satisfy the baseball world
that Bill Carrigan and his playmates
are well qualified 10 tote around the
title of American League champs
against the champs of the y. L. race
for the big grapple In October.
The score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
-HICAGO.

*-Batted for Nehf III Sth.
**-Batted for Gowdy in 9th.
#**-Ratted for Raglan in 9th.
Ran for Williams in End.
Boston .......0 Q / Q 0 ID
Chicago 100 ! 0 o Q Ks
Two base hit-knisely. Stolen bases
Murray, Smith. Earned runs-Chica-
go 5; Boston 8. Sacrifice hits-F1tzpat-
rick. Evers, knisely. Double plays
Vaughn and Safer; Fisher. Mccarthy
and SAFER: Fisher and Safer. Left on
hases-Chicago 4; Boston {. First base
on errors-Boston !. Bases on balls
eff Nehf 4, Vaughn 4; Ragan ?; La
vender 9. Hits-of Nehf in I innings;
Raean in inning; Vaughn in In
nings and none our in 9th: Lavender
in !. Struck ouI-by Waugh j: Neht
l. Wild pitch-Ragan. Umpires, Rlgier
and Eascn. Time, 1.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

Madison, NE, Sept 12-(speciaD-
Madison has been mecca for baseball
fans This summer. having one Of tste best
teams for wears. and many Of the games
PLAYED or the local diamond would do
credit 70 League teams. Although a
greater lar; Of the team was made up O:
out-of-town men. two local men have
PLAYED o. the team for the whole season
ana have kept the pace with the fas.
PLAYERS from outside
The frs; Of these is Mahlon Cava-
nauch. VITO started the season on second
base. I~-.ig the latter part of the sea-
son, Cava:.augh PLAYED IN center field
making number OF sensational catches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

He is also one Of the heavy FILTERS on
this seasons team. Cavanaush was for
merly famous lefthanded pitcher and
assisted the team several times in tina,
capacity during the past few weeks.
The other local man is Leland Gray,
VINO has served the team In the capac city
OF pitcher. Gray has been in the box for
Is games. Il Of which resulted in victory
for the home team. He is compare lively
new man. first coming into the lime
light in critical game at the Central
Maine fair in the fan Of 1914, Gray has
been pitted against some Of the bes.
teams in the State and showed good
nerve and ability. He is also a good
hitter and local baseball men are conf
dent that he has a bright future before
him in the baseball world.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

Chicago, Sept. Too many bases
on balls COS; Boston todays game,
which went 10 Chicago, to 3. Nehf
walked four men, and three Of them
scored later when the locals hit OPP
po!tunely. Raglan passed two during
his reign on the mound and these also
scored when a sacrifice and a single
followed Vaughn was given gooG sup
port ty Schultz and Zimmerman when
the champions had men on and threat
ened % score. Boston started belat-
GO rally Il the 9Th, when Manager
Stallinss rushed in two pinch hitters,
but LAVENDER replaced Vaughn and
saved the game. The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
SK0WHECAN And
LEWISTON PLAY
16-INNINC TIE

skovhesan, Me, Sept 12,-skowhe-
gan and the Lewiston New England
League team battled Saturday for le
innings and the game was called on
account Of darkness with the score :
each Allison, for Skowhegan, held
Lewiston scoreless in the last 10 in
nings. and Swartz, for Lewiston, held
Skowhegan without run for the last
eight. Swartz gave two bases on balls
and Allison five, two Of which resulted
in runs. IN the 18th inning Lewiston
had three men on and one down, but
Allison struck one man out ad anoth-
er hit an easy fly to left field. Skowhe-
gan finished the season Saturday; il
played IS games, won Sc. lost II and
two were called without decision
The score:
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SUPERbAS STEP
into End PLACE

ST. Louis. Sept. l2.-Brooklyn de-
feated St, Louis to ? here today,
and stepped into second place. Chicago
having beaten Boston. Ames, after
holding the visitors to three scattered
hits in five innings. weakened in the
sixth. Thereafter hits by Daubert and
Myers drove in four runs. The score
Brooklyn 80 0 0 90 ! 1-4-e-I
St. Louis 20 0 ! 0 0 o-2-s-1
Batteries: Pfefer and McCarty;
Ames, Robinson and Snyder. Umpires,
Klein and Emslie Time, 2.12
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CHICAGO


*-Batted for NAYS in eighth.
x-Batted for Collins in ninth.
z-One out when winning ruu was
made.
Boston ....o001o 0oo3 Q -
Chicago 100 oS Q Q o %
Two-base hits Gainor, Speaker,
Gardner. Barry. Murphy, Tournier.
Three-base hits. Speaker, kournleT,
Schalk. Hits. of Foster i'll innings.
off Mays 5 in ) innings; off +, Col
Inns. in ! inning; Of Leonard n :
innings: off Russell : IN innings; of
Faber. Q, off Scott I in u inning, ct
Wolfgang ] in y inning, Left or bases.
Boston &. Chicago S. Stolen bases, j.
Collins. Z. Collins. sacrifice hit j.
Collins. Base on balls, hy Russell, by
Faber .. by Scot; :, Struck out, by
Russell 8. by Mays, by Collins, by
Leonard Double play, Speaker ana
Cady Wild pitch. Mays. Hit by pitch
ed ball. J. Collins, by Z. Collins. Time
Oh Aim Umpire in-chief OLoughlin
Umpire on bases. Hildebrand,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
NEWARK wins FIRST
AND SECOND A TIE

St. Louis. Sept. 12-CampbeN, the
frs man 3; bat, started a series Of
singles or which he scored the only
run Of the first game Of double
header, Newark winning from ST.
Louis 10 0. The second game was
| called On account Of darkness after
the ninth inning with the score TO
The scores:
First Game:
Newark ....l 0 9 0 o o-1-5-0
St. Louis 80 0 0 0--o-9-l
Moseley and Rariden; Crandan,
Davenport and Chapman.
Second Game:
Newarl. .....010100 B O-a-7-1
St Louis ....0 0o-2-s- 2
kaiserLng and Rariden; Davenport
and Hartley.
| (Caued darl1ness.)
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FAIRS IN Maine
SEASON OF 1915

Following is the Official list OF Agri-
cultural fairs in Maine for the season
Of 1915. issued by the State Agricul-
tural Department.
Maine State Pathological, Portland.
Nov. 16, II, 16.
Androscoggin County. Livermore
Falls.
Greene Town Fair Association,
Greene.
Cumberland County. Gorham- Sept.
II, Is, 16.
Cumberland Farmers Club. West
Cumberland. Sept. ~, %
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
THREE or -FOUR men PASSED BY
NEHF LATER BRING IN SCORES
THAT LOSE GAME FOR BRAVES

First Game:
New York c0O54 0 o-l7-15- 3
Cincinnati u 0 . ! 0 Q @ 3 6-5
Batteries. Stroud. Benton and Mey-
ers, Doom; Dale Mckenery. Schneid-
er, Callahan and Clarke. Wingo. I'M
pires, Quigley and O'Day. Time 2.22.
Second Game:
New York ..o 0 3 % 81
Cincinnati o 0 . . Q 3 . 0 x-5-10-2
Batteries: Perritt and Schang; To-
ney and Clarke Jmpires, Quigley and
O'Day Time 1856
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

For disappearing Assets
Allen Longley of Lisbon was arraign.
ed Friday in the Auburn municipal
court on a charge Of misrepresentine
his assets. The complainant was George
D. Nevens, a Lewiston noney-lender.
Nevens alleged that Longley chained to
be the owner of a farm when he asked
for a loan. Longley said he did not
remember signing a mortgage for
loan Of s173 In arguing the case. F. A.
Morey. attorney for the respondent, re-
ferred to Justice Haley's opinion on
money lending and legal rates, which
was published in The Sun few days
ago. Tascus Atwood appeared for New
ems. Longiey was held IN S29o for the
grand Jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
Brooklyn Loses Game

ST. Louis. Sept. 12.-After making an
error which gave Brooklyn the first run
in the ninth inning of Saturdays game.
Dolan came up in St. Louis half Of
the inning and, with Long on first.
tripled to the left-feld fence. tying the
score. He scored a few minutes later
On Gonzales long fly 10 Nixon, giving
the local team hard-fought victory
over Brooklyn, TO |.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
PhiIlies 3. Pirates 2

Pittsburg, Sept. 12-Harmon was
hit freely Saturday by the Philadel-
phias and Pi1tshurg was defeated 3 to
,. Capt. Wagner was ordered out Of the
game and Manager Clarke off the field
for disputing decisions Of the umpire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

Philadelphia, Sept Est. Louis hit
the ball hard. took advantage Of the
wildness Of the Philadelphia pitchers
piled up stolen bases and thereby won
both games here Saturday, TO and
9 to 4 Sisler made FIVE hits and sac
rifce in his nine trips TO the plate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

Two-base hits-Egar. Compton 2 Stolen
base-Evers. Earned runs-Boston :, chi
cago. Sacrifice hits-Evers ., Fitzpai-
rick, Moran, Egan. Double plays-Zim-
mermann Mccarthy and SAFER: Schultz,
Mccarthy and Safer. Left on bases
Chicago 4, Boston 6. Base on balls-By
Pierce. hy Zahel. IIits-OF Pierce In
2 innings; og Humphries in ; innings;
og label in inning Struck out-By
Hughes C. by HUMPHREYS . Time. IA.
rmpires, Rigler and Eason.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
Senators 5, Indians :

Washington, Sept. 12.-Collamore was
directly responsible Saturday for
Cleveland's loss, 10 4, Of the opening
game of the series with Washington.
With the count even in the eighth,
Gaudil singled. took second on an out,
then scored on two successive wild
pitches. Rice and Boehling were wild
and mad 10 be removed. Ayers finishing
in good stvle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

New York. Sept. 1.-THE New York
Yankees lost their fifth straight game
since returning home when Detroit
beat them to Saturday. Cobb scor-
ed two Of the visitors runs, Miller
made spectacular catches. New York
filed the bases in the ninth and Dauss
forced in one run. passing Boone, but
Baumann fouled to STANCE for the
I ,rT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13
Reds 4, Giants o

Cincinnati. Sept. l2-New York was
unable TO score off George and Cincin-
natl hit Mathewson hard at oppor,une
times and won Saturday 4 TO 0. George
pitched good hall and felded his posi-
ton we'll killifer and Rodgers hit wen
and didived the runs made between
them
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GIANTS Divide
WITH THE REDS

Cincinnati. Sept 12.-New York ana
Cincinnati devided a double header
here today. the visitors winning the
first game II to and the locals cap
turing the second to O. Toney pitch
ed good ball in the second game, al
lowing only three hits While PerIi''
was hit hard. In the first game Cln-
cinnati used four pitchers and Ne"
Y ork two. Scores:
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
KANSAS CITY FEDS
WIN BY HITTING

Kansas City, Sept. 12.-Kansas
City offset loose playing by good hit
ting today and won the third game Of
the Buffalo series TO 2. The score:
Buffalo 100 0 ! ! 0 o. 81
Kansas City 0 ! Q Q 0 x-6-10-2
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SKOwHEGAN

90 Q 0 0 o
Skowhegan-
0o202 o010o0 900 0 o-5
Runs made, by Clark, Robinson, Fos-
ter 2. Ritter, Lawrey, Burke. Dowd .,
Houser. Two-base hits-Clark, Witt,
I,awrey, Allison 2, Ritter. Three-base
hit-Ritter. Stolen bases-Denoyille.
Swartz. Lawrey, Dowd 3, Witt, Hous-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

er 2. tanning. Base on halls-by Swartz
?; by Allison 5. Struck out-by Swartz
D. by Allison . Sacrifice hits-Clark
Foster, Fahey .. Swartz Lawrey, Wild
pitch. Allison. Time. $40. Umpire
Egan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

.sg. ', r~ Of the students of the COL
5opr l'' oa,5 Saturday and sunday al
Goot5., ~'.'eSe does moi open for a week.
sosa 9.-.. pfaedoe Will be in full. swing
rg h y Is expected that there
a. ,as. 4afge number Of candidate for
,as losa including some new students.
Ole n< 6eIsef, who was accounted
a,leh -, NE strongest Candidates for =
asn IN. ','S''of'' will be felt by the
's!or SIT ~, Il is hoped to be able to de-
,ap,sjr . S. who will take his place.
nokinr atwood atwood is already here and is
a.,borr, 'VP"ard e successful season,
b rs, "a, duplicate Of the great team
s4' Is hardly expected.
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ese ,na,ns sa estimated that the earth
Qao-a '. ~. a population Of 5000. =
soou, 'o'al which will be reached
acrease = 200 al the present rate of
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CHICAGO WINS BOTH
OFF BALTIMORE FEDS

Chicago, Sept 12.-Chicago took
both games Of douhle-h header from
Baltimore here today. winning the first
to in Is innings, and the second
to when the game was called at
the end Of FIVE innings on account of
darkness. The scores:
First Game:
Baltimore
Chicago
30 0 0 0 0 o 2 0 l o 0 0 0 2-5-14-4
Young, johnson, Bailey and Owens;
Russell, Prendergast. Mcconnell and
Wilson.
Second Game:
Baltimore ..........-e . 0 0 e-o-l-o
Chicago .........1 . 0 O-2-4-o
Called darkness.
Conley and Russell; Hendrix and
Clemens.
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Saturday Games
National

Boston Chicago !
sf.ane.p hIa .. Fittshu-E ..
Cincinnati i, New York 0.
s Louis .. Brooklyn 10
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gz7c1N LAG = sTANCiNG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-09-13

In Sweden the drinking places are
closed on Saturday because it is pay
day, And the savings banks are kept
omen until midnight