davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
8reen, @ieb.

VtCCUf UttSp.
Serran g. ebtoolliielle lasfettiin
@reenin firfosia @bite YineltG, @ii-
talan ia &opoien tptot, feiGfuun 10 b.
Seurafuntamme ompeluIellron
pifneffi onnistui feiatuun 6 y. tdfG-
lGileen aifoan nGboen bplpin. SilIG
pleinen tulos oil pifnefistG 1922
ia menot $34.22, ioten pubtaafii tut
lofii idi $57.9s.
SuIimmat fiitofiet pleilolle ia
eritt1infin ieurafunnan olaaottamille
iGienille, iefG neiti Stuffoielle fau-
niista ia bpmin barfitusta pribees.
taan.
@lifa tGllG perltfalla on biliaista,
futen Dleiiesti mlluallafin ia paljon
tpon bafiioita fuliesfelee citizen mistG
iaiiimat tpotG. NGpttGG iiltd, ettG
bpnin ne ioiialistit paraniinatfin
"itraiffinia" foltta &rporilaorellu
t~poldiSten oloja. Sept ne agitaattorit
~toittaipat uSfottoa farmori r1lffia,
iaaoafieen beiltG r~asipaiet palat, fun
oipat tulleet potfituifli pois folipli1-
fipaifoiSta. Wlltta ebfG fpmmenerl
wuooen pdGstd farmaritfin buomaa-
not, ettei beibGn maolilo ia mantle.
reenlu ole tltlleet aiutufii oeitaotto-
reitten bppiGGmiiellG ia pleilemiiellG
GipG nielG peritnopusielin ia moi.
paunan bintafoon ole fobonnut BET.
oan organiieeraiifienio falttta. Weut-
ia be pGinmastoin opot ontaneet ro.
bania iiind misiG ei ole leipGd ia
|tponiG iiinG misiG ei ole ramintoa.
&pllG ne iamoiiet aeitaattorit olpat
%iaaneet &upariiaarella tubanlia per-
beitG iellaiieen olemaoi1, ettG eli III
fiona olenilla ole aaipistustafaan bel
Dan aiemastonia. ia furiulioestania.
8ielGpd fofo iuomolainen fania iao
fGrSiG pmpGri looian Mmerifan bel
Dan bebelmidnid mlliollafin.
@inG pppoGn Sltmalan nimesiG,
ettG te bpmGt berrat ia ogitoottorit
%beittGiiitte pois a9iteeraamiienne ia
toilette iitd tee, min Serron titomiol-
la buutaa fostoa ne titbannet per-
beet teioGn plitienne, iotta oIette mie-
telleet benfiieen ia oineelliieen rap-
piotilaan.
&atiofanpas muita fanlolliiluif-
Tia fuinfa ei BELLA ole iemmoiiia
temppeleitG ia aeitaottoreita fuin on
iuomalaiiilla, maiffa otpat min liipis-
tpneitG ia febittpneitG FUN meioGnfiri
faniolliiulitemme ia ebfG mGbGn pa
remminfin. Se otpot npfp11n fpmp-
menen fertaa poremmasia moineesio
ia beibdn elGmGniG tanot iipeelliiem-
mat ia fobteliaammat FUN iuoma-
Iaiiet ioiialistit nGpttGpGt fobtelioi-
iuiittaan.
Bitaiiiban nGistd e6ellGmoinituis-
ia 10 iofeanfin nGfemGn ia tpbnlem-
m6nfin pmmGrtGmGn, ettei iuomaloi-
let agitoattorit tiio .mufanaon fili-
nausta ia i~itpistpstG, paon firousto
ia bGpeGd.
&irieenmoibtoid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
Iiffambesta.

&affaat risti ipeljet ia -iisfot Ser
rasia Seeiufiesia. Saon te~ripebtdd
teita faiffiaIIa pbteiiesti, NisiG ifGGn
olettefin, ndiIId Serran apostoIin ia
noilIa: armoa orinor SlmaIaIta ia
raiibaa raiibai, riibtihooIta, meiodn
Serraltamme SeeiufieIta &~ristufiel-
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
sebefa, @imm.

ptlta toll trtSttlllrlen nsto oHs
&osfa eli Sierra SiimaIa taboo ola
ormolIinen fenellefdGn ibmiielle, Jos
Ell tGmG noprGsti trnnustaen faitfi
rifofienia wastoanota Sristusta,
Sumalon poifaa 8apabtaiafienia ia
S1neen ipoGmestGnia usfo, minimum
raamatusia to6istetaan Sci. 66: 2.
Sob. 1: IL. &oom. 90: 81. Sta
iiis luiasia usfosia wastaan Sunla.
Ian tarioama armo, mltta fatio mpos
fninfa usfot, fila fen oifeen nsfoo,
ban iaa ia bGnellG on Sumolan run
ias armo, mlitta fen Ell oifeen uSfo,
bGnellG ei iit1 ole. Oifea ia tooelli-
men fristilinen ltsfo on, iillG jofa fo-
TO ip~oGmestGGn riippiiu fiinni &ris-
tuflesia, luialla uSfolla pboistpp ba-
neen ia lanoo: Sierra &ristus, iind
iianfaiffinen Sitmalan Yoifa, oletban
iinG rafaS 8apabtaiomme minun
muooatitban linG ristilld ppbGn noe.
ref miniin tGbteni ipntein anteefii
1aamiiefii ia nouiit bios fliolleiSta
minln tGbteni. Sinulle olfoon iiis
fiitos ia pliStps. EpbempdG usfoa
eli meillG moi olla ia iellaiieen usfoon
tpptpp SsSltmolufin. Selloinen nsfo
tunfee lGpi &ristufien ia pboistDD b1-
men f~onsiania ia i%aattaa ibmiiet SUI
molalle pbt1 %raffaifii ia otolliiifii
FUN &ristils itIefin on, minimum ban
itie ianoo, Sob. is: A: YpipfGG mi-
misia ia nina teisid. Somoin Sob.
1926: YpbG SID, nina tob6on, ettd
ie raffars, jolla find minua rafastit
6eisiG diff ia MIND mp6s beisiG.
HGmG omat ppbGt ia ialot lanai, ioi-
ia meioGn iofaiien fulfil painaa mic
leemme ia iofa pGinG mliStella. &el.
Ia on Ielloinen rlsfo, bGnen ei tarfpit-
ie epGill6 Slmlolon ormoa. sos on
marina, ett1 oifein uSfot &ristufleen,
min on iefin parma, ettG iinllla on
ormolIiuen Sitmalo toipoasia. rs.
fon fouttu ibminen armoitetoan eifG
oman tponi1 ia maboolliiuutenlc
fautta. llSfopoinen ipoGn on oifec
liiton drift, oifea Sumalon lepoiija
Mlitta jos eli linulla ole iellaisto rs.
foa, moon b%olipefiit Sumalan ianar
tollista iaframenttia, elGt obneubes.
ia, p~lpepoeSid y. M, bGpeGlliiisiG Jpn.
neisiG iln1an fatlmltSta ia poronnlts-
ia, min on iinilIo ipptGfin epGillG
Slimalan armoa, iillG totinen usfo Ell
ole ainonstaon Seeiufien &ristufien
btstoriollinen tieto eli &ristuflesto
fertomus, fuinfo ban on ristiin nall-
littu ia nouli plos fuolleista, ipaon
ie on &ristufien nellie fosteesio Lob
ioitettltien fuolemon ia D"losnoulemi-
fen beoclmGin omistaminen ia mas
taanottominen. llsfo on, ett1 lpoG-
mestGGn usfoa iaaneenia ipntiniG otl-
teefii uuben panbursfolioen, Siimo-
Ian lasten oifeltoen, GDbGn Sengen
ia iianfaiffiien eIGmGn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24

ettG ban ~IGbcmm6si6 tiilemaiiuii6es-
ia tulee muuttamam pois paiffafrn-
malta. SGn on ollut uieisia eri toi-
misla, ioista mainittafoon: ppbGtou-
ina iobtawana opettaiana, Ompelu-
ieuran rabaston firiurina ia @ntta-
jon firieenpaibtaiana iefd aiiamiebe-
na. H6ibin toimiin bdnen tilalIeen
malittiin ppbdfoulun opettaiattarefii
Weiis ester SeimonenL Smpelniei-
ran rabaston firiurifii Wiis Siloa
&osfi, ia @uttaian firieenwaibtaiafii
allefirioittamut. Muttaian aiiamies
toimi iGi p~Gliaifaiiesti past. S. $.
SeimoIelle. Sdma ulltinen, eta Wta-
rp WGfeld tulee muuttamaan pois
paiffafunnalta, eli i%uinfaan ollut ilo-
Ianoma ieurafnntalaiiiue, iilld ba-
nesiG ieurafunta menettaG pboen ab-
feran toimibenfilon, iofa on mdip-
mGttG toiminut Warquetten ieurafun-
naSia lGbemmG ieitiemGn muotta.
Wlltta lamalla on iuotnmaa, ettG ban
taos uuoella innolIa alfaa tefemGGn
tpOtG Sumalan moltofunnan bpipdfii
uuoella paiffafunnallafin, iilld Ell
Sitmalan paltafunnan tpo, ole rajo-
tettu ainoastaan pboelle paiffafln.
nalle.
8pbGfoululapiilla tulee olemaan
fenttGiubla A b. SeinGfuuta iGripen
ronnalla. 2apiet opettaiineen fofoon-
tupat firfon ialiin flo 10 ap., iosto
litten ioufolla lGbtetpGt jublapaifalle,
SGmG il1bla tulee iamalla olemaan
ppbGfoulun pGGttGiGisiubla, iillG pp.
bGfoulun opettaiat oipat p%a1ttaneei
antaa lapiille lomaa 6 miiffoa, al.
foen 4 p. SeinGfuuta ia lopplu is p
Glofulta.
Sltantotoimifunnan fofors pioe
tGGn % p. t. t. firfon alainlisia, jos.
ia feSfuStellaan ulfoilma jublista
iltamiSta y. NJ:
Ompeluieuran fofoils of t. t. 1(
p. Scr. ia MrS. &ipimGen aiunnollu
Sateiiesta iln1osta bltolimatta oil o
ionottaiia fesfimGGrin. Suloia fab
mip6poGst1 oil $3.50. Gn ole bito
mannut Iuttajasla mainittaman mi
tGGn iiitG, miten menilpGt b%olttainfu
fituspGimGn iltamot, min mainitien
ioSfin main mpobdstpneenG, ett1 n,
meniipGt o~loiubteiiiin nGboen bppin
Gimme oIanneet palioa toimoafaun
ipDstd, ettG enin ola miebist1 ei Of,
olllit tpoSiG fofo taIipeno. Oleinel
tulos oil $56.S5.
Yfiimieliippoen Iolto raittiitsieu
ra mietti 5 muoiiiubloonio t. f. Is p
jofa oliii ollut 10 mitoiijubld iiiti
fun raittilistpo on alotettlt tGllG paif
fofltnnallo, paan ennen tGGllG on OF
Int fafii raittiusieuraa. Nim. gfii
mieliipps ia Molto roitti1tsietra
mltta milf ipuotta iitten, on nGmi
fafii pboistpneet pboefii ia laaniit nj
mefieen oian fumpalestafin entiiestt
ieltrosta. Sbjelmaa oil min runloos
ii, ett1 ie festi jGIfeen puolenpon
Wuuten Diff %iuotapaa, ettG raittius
tpon tefij1t ottaiiipat enempi buo
mioon iiGiipps- claimant fpipmpfien
fuinfa iiellt peloStltiii. Sltmalan iant
opcttoo, ettG etiifGG enlin Sumolat
waltafuntaa ia SGnen montursfaut
tania, min faiffi nGm1 teille anne
taon.
$. Saltamdfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
8oifo Seeins nsfoa itieniG nellie,
(Sob. 9: 24).

Seeiufien paeltaesio tGGIIG, loptpi
ibmiiid, iotfa eipGt bGntG tlnteneet
8apabtaiana ia lunastaiana ipnnis-
tG. Sanotaan: "Seeius eli itsfoniit
itieGniG BELLE" Niibin fuuIiiinot fen
aian iisfonnolliiet, Min futiutiit fa-
riieufiet.
Sonotaar, ettG Seeiis tiinii PEI.
Dat faiffi. San tunii beioGn ipoG-
meniG epGusfon ia niIpin, ia ban eli
iisfomit itiedniG BELLE.
MeioGn pGiminGmme Ioptpp mpos-
fin ipodmid, joilIe Seeius ei moi us
foo itleGnid. SIetfo find pfii niistG 2
Seeius tiintee iiniin ipo6meii, jos
min on. Spp on %iinlisia itiesiGii, jos
find olct tandpGimdnG pieras bGnen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24

Ell mulitlt. &astees mirrois nirltttes
lit, Sandllaii iieluar, 8eres iiiben
iefottelit faIliinL ppbGn p%ubtaban.
SiinG ipnnpimnle uuoestaan, @eoes-
I'd ia SeneestG, Oman YIiGn fupebis-
ia, 2ibasta ia fplfiluista.
Mlttitaana &ristufien iperesid, ipai-
lposia ia painosia Watti Siripi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24

= NGin bnpnona aifana Ell Irruliii
fenenfddn fannattapan mpp6G boil
iualla %taiparaa, miitta min on tobella
laita q. &oioIan IiiffeesiG, fiIG iielId
on npt rrupettii mppm6Gn faifellaista
riiofatatparaa pGitpGn baltpimmiIIa
binnoilla. 8istaptpfddpa iiidIId fat
iomasia.
- Uudistakaa tilauksenne a.
joissa, eta eli tule keskeytyst&
lehden l-ahett&misessa.
- Maanviljelij0ille sopiva he
women myytavana, Morgan Co.
Hurley, Wis.
= On beIppo ISttGG mitd tabSotte
nuiiifisia TripIetin iepeli faapasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-06-24
Observation-Disclosures. SGn mat

Observation-Disclosures. SGn mai
fittaa fpielG cldmGnG @opobtoiono
lpnneist1mme, jotfo ban on ottonut
fantoafienio, ia iopittaafieniu. Olet.
70 iinG, nitori 'pstGmGni, iiinG tilos.
ia, eta Seeius moi usfoa itienid Il.
nnle2 Statfo find pastoon bGnet
tooelliiena 8apabtaiana2 ONTO II.
MULE tilllit faiffi ipntiii ipnnifii2
Silloin Seeins uSfoo itieniG iinune,
la Iina tunnel bGnet ipnnin ia fiiole.
man m%oittajano, eIamGn antaiano.
6. SGripi.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
CONCERNING TEETH

NOtNSCNNliNS w
our teeth grow in only twice? have
been told that a tooth never grows
the third time. Is that true?-k. is.
Nature seems to be rather stingy
about teeth and she has provided
each of us with only two sets, so
when we lose our second teeth we
have to go to the dentist for grind
ers."
We are born with the first or pri-
mary teeth-baby teeth some peo-
pie call them-fully formed in the
gum, but it is several months before
they cut through the gum and be-
come visible. There are 20 of these
teeth. Deeper in the gum below the
primary teeth and farther back in the
jaw than these first teeth are little
groups of cells called tooth-germs
which in time make the second set of
teeth, which are called the perma-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

nent teeth, though they are not as
permanent as they might be.
If the second teeth fall out no other
teeth will grow in their place because
there are no more tooth germs in the
gums, and there is nothing for a
third set of teeth to grow from.
But there are exceptions to every
rule--eVen natures rules-and we
hear occasionally of very old people
growing brand new set of teeth. ,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12
SINGLE AND MARRIED.-Wl

SINGLE AND MARRtED.-Why is
there more chances in this country
for married men than for single men?
In every place married man, gets
more for his labor than a single man
does. Generally married man can
not do the work as good as single
man does, for his mind is always with
his wife. and children.
In the place where 1 work they
took in a married man. He is mex
perienced in this work, and still the
boss raised him 81 more a week than
1 get. He gives him all kinds of
chances because he is married. Why
is it so?
Nowadays society and charity try
their best to give jobs to married
men. The hard times now are only
on single men. Under the present
system it is impossible for working
man to get married and live decent
life. But l think can answer that
question.
There are more chances for mar
,ried man than for single man. 1t
is capitalistic scheme. The cap
italist class wants working men to
get married and have a lot of kids.
That means slaves in the future. OF
course, Pm a single man.-Robert
RosenbIitt, 1470 Milwaukee aW.
-- -O-O-
"The first shall be last and the last
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

remain for an upkeep of those chill
idren which are born from choice. The
prevention of conception could be
done nowadays, under the advance of
medical science, without injury to
health or comfort, but the stupid and
most hypocritical law on the statute
books says "Now s:
The prosecution of abortionists, no
matter how vigorous and sweeping,
will not solve the question. It is not
the latter's fault. The women are
seeking the abortionist, not vice
versa. Until the state of society does
assume full responsibility for eco
nomic welfare of the Masses so long
every wage slave has the right to de-
eide how many children he will con-
tribute to a sweatshop. If it's no
body's business but my own if my
children live or die after they are
born, then it's my business and darn
duty that 1 restrict their number ac-
cording to my means of support.
Therefore, don't fight the abortion,
but fight with all your might the stu
Did law that makes the abortion by
suppressing the sex education and
scientific knowledge of preventing
the unweIcome offspring. Wake up!
John Moiek.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-12

"The first shall be last and the last
shall be first" The New York Giants
are at the bottom of the National
league and the peerless Philadelph-
ians occupy the same berth in the
Americans. There's wads of conso-
lation in this years baseball dope for
old Franz Joseph, if he keeps sport
ing file.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28
CITY NEWS.

Chocolate Easter eggs with any
name on. Order early at the Rose.
Seeing America-for the first
time-is helping the railroads swell
their passenger revenues.
-Keokuk lodge No. Is, I. o. o. F.,
meets every Monday night, at 7:ou
O'Clock. Visiting brothers invited to
attend.
The paved streets will be flushed
regularly from now on until the end
OF the season, it is reported. The
work already has been started.
Judge Wade's first order dismiss
ing the damage suit Of II. F. Benbow
VS.. the c., E. & Q. railroad was filed
in the clerks office Friday Judge
Wade will be here for his first term
OF federal court here on April 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28
CITY NEWS.

Give US your order early TO.
Easter eggs. The Rose, 421 Main.
Mrs. K. Simmonds, chiropodist
Phone Black-312. 500 North Third St
VIII sell at cost rs room size
sample rugs, also White Jap mating.
Wedler, 421 Johnson street.
Ike Clinton was arrested at ten
o'clock last night for disturbing the
peace and being drunk at Second and
Exchange streets.
The state examiners who are max
ing their annual examination OF the
books of the city clerk. have received
Instructions to report Monday at
Oelwein to examine the books there.
They will return here later to finish
their examination OF the Keokuk ar
counts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28
CITY NEWS.

Order your Easter eggs early. Any
name you want on them, at the Rose
The Violet Choral Study club will
hold its regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening in the hall at
Twelfth and Johnson streets. All
members have been urged to be pres
ent
The boarding house OF Mrs
BoTles, lis North Fourth street, was
damaged by fire at $3.50 yesterday aft
ernoon when sparks from the chimney
set fire TO the roof The early ar
rival Of the fire department prevent
ed any large amount OF damage being
done.
The Bloomfield Democrat con-
tains several complimentary notices
Of the singing OF Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lauoersheimer OF this city, who are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28
Woman and Two Children, Occupants
Of Buggy, Thrown Out, But
None Arc Seriously
Hun.
HORSE WAS FRIGHTENED
Animal Became Unmanaseabie and
Accident Resulted-Ooeurred on
Des Moines River
Bridge.

A southDound c. B e. @ trat-
struck a buggy on the southern enc
OF the Des Moines river bridge a: s:1i
81. but not injuring the occupants
ssrs. l.. Newton and two children, o.
Alexandria, according TO the report
made to officials OF the company
here.
According to the report Of the acct
dent received by Palmer Tdmols, a.
torney for the G. g. & @ al this
place, the accident was caused by
3frs. Newton losing control o, her
horse which became frightened and
ewerved into the path Of the train
The engine struck the buggy
Mrs. Newton was driving toward
this city when the accident occurred,
INT when her horse became frightsn-
ed, il turned around and faced the
opposite direction, leaving tie rea.
wheels OF the buggy on the tracks
The train was southbound and struck
tho rear end Of the buggy.
Mrs. Newton and her two children
were said 20 have been thrown out
and slightly bruised. but their in
3uries were not serious, according 10
the report made to Mr.. Trimble
No report of the accident was
made to the police here nor to the
officials at union station. The en-
CINE crew of the. train reported the
accident to the agent at Alexandria
when the train reached that place and /
this report was communicated to Mr..
Trimble.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28

assisting at meetings at the First NJ.
Il. church there. Mr.. Laubersheimer
is being given particular credit for
his singing OF Ninety and Nine
To-day is Palm Sunday, and wifi
be observed in many of the churches
OF the city. especially in the Catholic
and Episcopal churches. The signif-
canoe of Palm Sunday is that it rep
resents Christ's tr.umphal entry into
Jerusalem. This will be the last week
OF Lent Thursday and Friday win
have particular significance n the
church calendar. and Sunday will be
Easter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28
CITY NEWS.

I'm the First Westminster Presby-
terrain Sunday school this morning
Mr.. James young will sing THE
Palms"
We are ready to supply you with
Easter shoes, pumps. straps, oxfords
and all kinds OF high and low shoes
at reasonable prices. Ludwig 1904
Main.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28

er in a buggy on their way home in
the country. He met Ira Scott. "a.
coming to town on load of cotton
The men had quarreled over an af.
fafr OF no interest to Miss Farmer
When they met in the road, the GUAR.
rel was resumed. The girl pleaded
Tor peace. but to no avail. She then
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28
ald Acted .. umrire.

COLDWATER, Miss. March ~
Miss Agnes Farmer, IS. was forced
TO act as second for two boy friends
who fought duel on the highway to-
day.
Harvey Hurt. %, had Miss Farm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-03-28

stood up in the buggy and directed
the duel
The men stepped twenty feet sha
opened fire. Each was woanaea
three times, Hurt twice in the iel'
shoulder and once in the neck. :.
Scott was shot twice In the iels
lung and Is seriously injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
WHITE SOX JUST
HOLD THEIR LEAD
Defeat Boston in Second Game
of DOuble-Header and
STAY on Top.

Chicago, July 17.-W'th first place
Ringing on the outcome of the second
game of a double-header between the
White Sox and Red Sox. Russell al
lowed Boston six scattered hits and
shut them out by a score OF to D.
Boston won the frs: game by score
of to 4.
In the initial game Fournier's error
Of judgment in running down Thomas
between first and second enabled Barry
TO score the tieing run in the eighth,
and after Chicago had again taken the
lead Fournier dropped an easy pop-fy
by HOOPER in the ninth. This started a
rally, which gave Boston the game,
when three runs were scored on the
error, a force-out, single, triple and
double.
Erratic fielding marked this came.
Both clubs braced in the second, but
Russell was master Of the situation
throughout. Chicago scored two runs
in the third on Viewers single and f.
Col.ins's home run, which bounded over
Speakers shoulder They added two
more in the eighth on q base on balls,
a single and sacrifice fly.
Eddie Murphy, who was purchased
from the Athletics yesterday by Presi-
dent Comiskey, played right field for
Chicago.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-18
FIELD EVENTS.

Pole vault for hsgh,-won by Ralph Runyan.
Pasume c. with TauI, o. il 'e.'i X L. stein
viii vault OF 10 feet inches S Pcll.nder.
Swedish American A. C.. third. with Iauh OF
feet inches. D. II. Pratt, Eastern New York A. c.
Cambridge II. }, fourth with rsllt Of feet
Running high lump-Won by Emil Loescher. New
York A G.. With Jump Of feet inche.. b.
Laznovsky. unattached second. with Jump OF ) feet
10 inches George Trefry Ir New York A. G.. third.
With jump OF feet inches I. Schultz. New York
A G. fourth. with jump Of feet inches Ne"
Fa',i6s i; pound ,1ot-won BY, Howard G c.in.
Fe" f2 Ss.a ,h r Am. PI' " ''' second s ' Viii
put Of !, Zee, s.. inches s5 r Ma,sGke% Grces
American A. c. third. with put u a. feet 9.
inches J. Dolan. Union settlement A. C.. fourth.
With put OF a feet 81, inches.
Running broad iump-won BY : Gibbs. New
W 3Is Genera E' Es SR second With JUMP
n y feet y, inches ; Graham. Ne" YORK 6.
New YORK A. c. fourth. with Jump OF 20 feet ~.
inches
\. Y 4. c. With throw OF los feet 50 inches.
W. T Brown. jr.. y Y A G., second With throw
of ~ feet inches: T. l. Matsukes. Greek Amen-
Throwing the dlscus-Wou BY Harry White. \ Y
A. G, with throw o. ll9 feet y. inches r. Nash.
y. Y A. G.. second. with throw o. lle feet y.
Of III feet inches T l. Matsuses. Greek Amsri-
can \. c. fourth. with throw Of II feet q, inches
ozanam 4 4 With - feet 8 inches l. Labee,
salem Crescent A second SNh ~ feet '9t.
feet 2 inches J. Lincoln. y. Y. A. c. fourth with
81 feet z inch.
Throwing the iaSen--won by A. Lincoln. n Y
A G.. with throw OF Isl feet ! inch. L. J. Harper
inches. A Into y. Y. A. C.. third. with l6j feet
inches T. Pelender. y. Y. A. C.. fourth. with
1875 feet y inches.
Throwing 80 pound weisht-won BY T L. Mat
.ukes. Greek American A c. with throw of Il
second Win throw Of 80 feet I inches j. Conwsy.
Irish. American A G third with throw Of 80 feet
IA inches George PoYos. Pastime A. C.. fourth
with throw Of 81 feet ~ inches.
Point score-New York A. c. IS; Irish America
A. { %: salem Crescent A C.. H. knights Of
eral Electric A. c. s. Bonn Church House I.
Psstims A. c. 8, New Haven A. A. 6. unat.
,ach.d; 81, AU.s c, 5: Albany A. G.. 3:
Mllrose A A. 3. smar, Sc, A. C.. ?. csspbridse
High School. !.