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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
DAYTON TEAM
TO PLAY HERE
IN next GAME

The Dayton Maxwells will be Rich
mond's opponents next Sunday At Ath-
letic park. The Weidemanns OF Gin
cinnati. were being figured with re-
garding game Sunday. but as there
has been so much Cincinnati on the
field this season the fans were be-
coming dissatisfied and the Dayton
team was booked instead.
The Maxwells have q pretty clever
bunch OF ball tossers in their lineup,
several OF the personnel Of which have
either played with or against the 10
Gals In other years. Gene Powell,
who played first base when Jim Brax-
ton was managing the team. will be
on first base for the Maxwells, Tom
my Smith In center, and Huffer, who
played when Everett Sullivan was
managing the old Starr Piano team,
will cover right field or third base,
Hall, one Of the Maxwell twirlers, has
been seen in action at Athletic park
before.
Cy Wallace has given up his place
with the locals for while at least
Cy's ankle is not mending In the right
manner and as 1t slows him up con
siderably and at the same time not
doing the injured member any good. he
announced his tention yesterday oi
quitting the team until it Is healed.
Pete Minner will probably be used
in Cy's place. Pete was given one
chance with the club earlier in the
season, but as he could not play regu
larly and Pete is one of those ambi
tious players, he could not stand to re
main idle and left for other fields
He has promised to report for Sunday
game.
Werner, the new outfielder used by
McCann Sunday, made fovarble i'm
preston with Harry Patti, and he will
be used regularly from now on if he
continues to play the game he put VI
Sunday. Werner is back from the
bushes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
WEAK BATTING
PREVENTS REDS
FROM WINNING
Herzog Hopes to Put Re-
quired Punch in Slugging
Machine During Long
Series at Home.
BY c.. n. ZU6ER.

CINCINNATI. July 27.-Now that
the Reds are back on their own cam
pus for series Of games, it is sur
missed by the dopesters that they will
succeed in pulling themselves together
and lift themselves out of the rather
lowly, though not at all hopeless, po-
sition in which they returned from
the east. A careful analysis Of the
cause of their being where they are
brings to light the fact that one we'll
placed base hit in each of twelve
games lost would have brought about
a victory.
Just shy q little punch, as 1t were.
And it is predicted that when that big
fellow, Williams, lately recruited for
centerfield, gets fully acquainted with
big league atmosphere, the team will
have a man who can deliver a wallop
of the same calibre as that which
Daubert, Cravath, Luderus, Wheat
and Evers use In keeping their re-
spective teams in the running. The
present home series of the Reds en-
braces about twenty games, including
Sunday contests with Brooklyn, Phila-
deiphia and Pittsburg in the order
named.
Add New Recruits.
Manager Herzog is enthusiastic over
his three recruits, added to the team
during the last two weeks. On his
return to town Sunday he said:
This boy Rodgers. at second, is 60
ing to supply long-felt want on the
team in the way of being star in
fielder and a smart hitter. Big Ken
meth Williams, outfielder, is still a
trifle green, but he has natural abil-
ity and can wallop the ball with the
best of them. while Pitcher McKenery,
on the two or three occasions that he
has performed. has shown such a lot
of stuff that when he gets the right
kind of support, he'll just breeze along.
Despite the fact that the boys are
down in the race, they haven't lost
their fighting spirit. They're in there
hustling for every game, and the spirit
is going to lift them up in the race
before long"
Having cut down his team to a size
below the twenty-one player limit,
Manager Herzog will do some expert
menting between now and the time the
team leaves on its last eastern trip
about the middle of August. A little
better pitching and few more bin
giles game will set the Reds flying
upward in the percentage scale.
1t Is rather strange that none Of the
veteran pitchers carried over by the
team for this year has made good.
Benton, of whom so much was ex-
pected, has won scarcely one-fourth Of
his games. Ames also has been punk,
and Douglass failed entirely. The
youngsters on the team, who were
expected to be mere films, have been
~; o,,I To- cf he
of teh season undoubtedly will see
some exceedingly classy work per-
formed by Schneider, Dale, Lear, To-
ney and McKenery. And who knows
but what Rube Benton will come back.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
FATHER and SONS
RECEIVE REWARDS

BERLIN, July 27.-The latest list of
German soldiers and officers who have
received the iron cross of the first
class for uncommon bravery before
the enemy, contains the name of Lieu
tenant Colonel Friedrich Weber of the
One Hundrey and Forty-second Re-
serve Infantry regiment. He enjoys
the distinction of being the father of
four stalwart sons. who have distin-
guished themselves like himself. His
sons have all been decorated with
the iron cross of the second class
since the beginning of the war. Two
Of them are officers of different regi-
ments, and the two younger ones left
college to enter the army as volun.
teers. The youngest son of the lieu.
tenant colonel was killed in action in
one of the greatest battles in Galicia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
UNIVERSITY ROSTER
HELPS TO RE-uNlTE
SEPARATED FAMILY

MILTON. Ind. July 27.-A happy
family gathering was that of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Borders Sunday when three
brothers became acquainted. A story
savoring of the romantic came to light
a week or two ago when John Wright
of Bloomington. traced his parentage
to G. A. Borders of Milton.
In infancy. John Wright was taken
to rear by his mothers brother. Rev
John Wright AS they expected to
adopt him they gave him their name
In 1910. George Borders. brother Of
John Wright, attended Indiana uni
versity. There he was told by stu
cents that a young man by the name
of John Wright was attending college
and that they looked SO much alike
that they might be brothers George
Borders sought the man and after
finding out the particulars. he discov-
cred that John Wright was his
brother.
The following year Borders did not
return to Bloomington and John
Wright lost trace of him. Wright
then married at Bloomington and is
the father Of one daughter.
A few weeks ago the .yearning to
know his father came over him and 1t
occurred to him to search the roster
of the university and locate his broth
er George. His search was successful
and he found the postoffice address to
be Milton. Ind" He wrote the post
master here and found that his search
was not in vain. A few days ago he
came to Milton and on Sunday the
brothers. Harry Borders and family.
of Economy. and George. of Hartford
City, met their lost brother. At din
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
0uICLEY TAKES LEAD
IN BATTING CONTEST

Lou Quigley hung to the top OF the
S. A. l.. batting averages Saturday by
bingling safe two out Of four times up.
Herb Logan also did consistent work
with the willow, with the result that
the Natco short fielder today rests in
second place. Herb swung safe on
four out Of five in Saturdays game.
Black, A. S. M, foots the 800 hitters
with an even percentage.
Easthaven, while standing fifth In
the win column OF the league. has the
honor of having the most 800 hitters,
leading A. S. M. in this respect by one.
Slack has seven in the charmed cir
Gle, while Uhlrich stands up with six.
Ad-Hill and D. & w. foot the list with
one each.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
BOSTON, IND.

Mrs. Jennie Toney and daughter
spent Thursday in Richmond.
Mrs. Weaver of Richmond spent
Thursday and Friday with Mrs. A.
Piper.
Miss Hazel Anderson is visiting in
Cincinnati.
Mrs. George Perkins of Cincinnati
is the guest of Mrs. E. w. Anderson.
Miss Leah Parks left last week for
several weeks visit with Miss Gladys
Chiltum at Clifton Forge, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis De Haven have
returned from Logansport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ballinger Wis
tied relatives at Converse recently.
Miss Helen Anderson is visiting rel
atives in Cincinnati.
Jay Stith and Mr.. Kester were Rich
mond visitors Saturday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
FAVoRS OHIO OUTFIT

Sommerville, o., is looked on favor
ably by the president Of the S. A. l..
for the next benefit game. Two local
boys, Roop and Williams. are on the
Sommerville team, which has made
an extremely good record this season,
and a good game should result from
another All-Starr team of S. A. L.
boys.
Nothing has been done as yet in re-
gard to booking them but the PROPOSE
tion will likely come up for discussion
at the meeting Of the league Friday
night.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
CHURCHILL RECRUITS
CORPS OF Av|ATORS

LONDON, July 27.-What is Wins
ton Churchill doing? People often ask
that and argue that he would not be
so quiet unless the government had
found something to keep him occu-
pied. The Britain has not yet appoint
ed minister of aviation, but the du-
ties that such minister would carry
out are now allotted to Mr.. Churchill.
1t Is said that he has been deputed by
the cabinet to supervise the organiza-
ton and development Of the two
wings of the flying corps, and as far
as possible and expedient, to co-ordi-
nate the duties Of the two separate es-
Adjustments.
In this domain, the ex-First Lord of
the Admiralty will be in his element,
for whatever may have been his other
shortcomings, he has rendered splen-
did service to the naval wing of the
flying corps.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
TRAIN HITS MACHINE

CENTERV1LLE, Ind, July 27.-Mr.
Charles Kepler narrowly escaped a Sc.
rious injury at noon Saturday while
attempting to cross the railroad at
the main crossing. He was motoring
in from the north and failed to notice
the signal of an approaching train
His machine was considerably dam.
aged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
WIN
over PLAYERS
OF THIRD N. E.

The Lutherans refused to give up
their perfect percent in the Sunday
School league yesterday afternoon at
the Fairgrounds and worked them
selves into 9 to / win over the Third
M. Els. ET
Long and Lahrman twirled about
even with Lohrman having a slight
shade the best of it. Hasecoster bat
ting was one of the features of the
game. Score.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
PLAN INSPECTION

Mayor Robbins announced today
that Dairy Inspector Glenn and Mar.
ketmaster Mckinley would begin on a
tour of inspection of butcher shops.
groceries, restaurants, hotels and sa'
looms to see what the sanitary condi.
tions were. The authorities are de-
termined that all foodstuffs in the city
shall be handled in reasonably sani
tary manner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

Bankers 90 8 o 2 IS 5 s
Pennsys .... O1 1 90 1-3 5 5
Two-base hit, Hiatt; three-base hits.
Allison, Kessler; struck out, by Hiatt
s, by Wiechman 4; bases on balls, by
Hiatt /, by Wiechman 4;stolen bases,
Bartel, Thomason: double play Kess-
ler to Cutter; time of game 1:10; um-
pire, Van Zant.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Yesterdays Results.
Indianapolis, 6; Louisville, 3.
Columbus, 3; Cleveland, 2.
St. Paul, II; Milwaukee, 6.
Minneapolis-Kansas City (wet
grounds).
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Newark, 8; Pittsburg, 1.
Chicago, Ill; Baltimore, 3-5.
st. Louis, 6; Brooklyn, s. j..
Only three games scheduled.
Games Today.
Baltimore at Pittsburg.
Newark at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Chicago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
No games scheduled.
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

If the women secure the vote in
Massachusetts. a female governor will
be legal possibility.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

Women inspect as high as $1,000
cartridges a day in the United States
arsenal in Philadelphia.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

The Philippines yearly import 90.
0O0, 900 pounds of salt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27
|SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg, 20; New York, 1-3.
Brooklyn. Is: st. Louis, s.
Boston, 1; Chicago, o.
Philadelphia, s.; Cincinnati, 2.
Games Today.
New York at Pittsburg.
New York at Pittsburg.
No other games scheduled.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

Games Today.
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Columbus at Cleveland.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.
St, Paul at Milwaukee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

ner with the reunited family were
Prof. and Mrs. L. e. Thompson and
Miss Olyn Ellis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-07-27

Score by innings
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
xjBhtnhaun.

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en- ing Gentleman for ct &ar 9nge
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par anlagt moo bam for Sbertre=
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retninger fra Danmarf.
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bilaum. 8anfen bar / BEN Mnle6=
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

Oct itille0e Depoiitl11 biI oerefter
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16

&olonier. Set traoer / 9irfiombeo
trafs % Der bill antagelig fnart
huntleSbentes betponingsfuloe &eiul=
tnter.
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l5elifaber.
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&rigens l16bru6 blep beilaglagt al
berbolosbis Sen fannciife % Sen
engelffe &egiering, efter almin6eligt
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beret / fontinuerlig Drtft paa Ste
gier1ngernes 8egne.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
Jullxnh.

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Den; BUN fnn6e life 3d. Sen tome
trpneoe Sets, for BUN fit sSSI6 UNDER
5engen; men MI er, BET alt u6e n1e6
benoe; fino MI en- 5ump, bbor BUN
tan ienfes neo; en- %foribarlig %eI
igiennem ben6e, at bum fife ifal
ip6ge og beo Mutteti6 legge Dogens
gerf poe, iom iiffert benoes SUI
1taor till"
- Soale6es u6talte .Sr. Sep
pc Mofi9r Jig be6 en- @run6lobsfet
forleoen. Set er NOT lite r6e1
Grlr1o, bm faar 5tatsunoer1tgttel=
10 - 1nr1 Sfntor
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-07-16
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S. @lauien / Marftal En- afgaaet be6
9sGen, SO 9ar gommel; SEN glf6g=
0e bar ti6ligere beflp6t en- Mpffffe
Silliosbberb; en- al bans 6gnner Ell
@onf6ireft6r 6. 6. Glq11en / &jg=
benbnbn.
Trilnftstbeater / Sben6bprg, -
Oglaa luxembourg 1fal rimeligbis
bobe Sriluftstbeater. Sen, ser ifol
le6e set, bliber Gbeater6ireftpr Sens
8oltber, ser bor onmo6et 6beno=
borg 8Drooo ON at fon onbilt Ell
Ste0 | Get noe ten ber6ensfjen6te
~Gbriitionsminbe"> bbor bon fan
llaa 8re06erne op, ioa vDonle1
paa &olbingbns" fan 6on1es.
Tasforenings : 8eipigelie, v6pnz
.Sociol=D emofrot" meobeler, at Sos
ierer for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sagfor=
ching / 9alrtm, &opirorbejoer Miels
5prenlen ct bleben anbol6t al
O6enie @erreos &olitt efter 8egie=
ring af Sagforeninge1t.
@run1en til Mnbol6el1en er, at
S6renien bar giort fig ifpl6ig / Sor=
br11g al betroeoe Mi6ler>, og at ban
bor forfalifet Soreningens Spare=
fasiebpg. Mon antager> at 8eGra=
g%erierne belpber fig til benimo6
1000 Ser.
tSbprfpr ifal hi Manbfplf saa ps
ipebe? ipgrger Ell Sorretningsmano
/ vSpns G%i6enoe". &borfor fan hi
life imibe Sroffen?
S fun be6 @u6 life bore BET
befien6t, flyer Damerne. Mfen 9a=
merne ielb bier fig paa @aoen |
ma lten ilet ingen Cling ON Mrme
.og Sful6re fun ct 5l6r og to 5ldr
ON 8erenel Sor Sc Set til at file
Jig forarge0e beo SDnet al milne
pene fulgrte Manicbetifiorteermer?
5oomnn6 bar Sc Ell! Mine 5fjor=
teermer Ell 10 meget mere 6isfrete,
e116 bba6 Sc ielb filler Il Set er
%ifruptosiet al os Man6folf, at ri
life ober-&ebol1ttion og toger Grof=
fen paa Mrmen.
Men bbem tor gi6re @egpn6el=
len?
8pber. Sra Ms1ens meobeles:
SEQ Bindings Serreos gfet er en-
@oosejer / 0megnen al Msiens ble=
bet i66mt EN- 860e paa 20 Ser. for
11lobligt 0mlgb me0 8arer. Sagen
forbol0er fig 1aale6es, at @ooseje=
rem eier en- Margarinfabrif, og en-
of bans Mgenter bar So uoen Siua=
.6el1e 1pIdt Mardorine / Climbing
9erre6.
8eo Ms1ens &ipbita6s &et er Ell
Sofipgermelterinoe / Msiens Omegn
blebet io6mt 10 Ser. | 860e for
Obertr96elie al 8ebprterloben.
Spfiegerme1terin0en afbol3t |
8inter 5triffetimer, bbor Der bleb
5triiffffet StrGmper til Soloaterne.
Set fon6t 6teo poa ct Mfbol0sbotel>
og beo Sen feltlige Mfllutning refbi=
rereSe S~ofiegermeiterir6en noget
ipo Mfbol6sbin fra 8pen til oen
bun COB. Set bite. Jig.
imiolertio, at BET bar &ortpin %
oerfor er BUN MI blebet 06mt.
Gn triit &apieilabs. 9Denoborg
5eilflub bol0t Ben ri. Stunt
paa 2lnfebngten. @ei-
ret bar bnar6t me6 &a1tebinoe. On
If 6e min0ite 8aace p5igrio1, Der