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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-19
Ell esplsitu de sacrificio penetr6 en- la naci6n
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g n at9ineu.ada Italia, para que IA
szmiIIa Draada."
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Q hiDo visible q la nacioa conmovida.
! huho otra aenal. E! postrero de
los mart.rcs de Mantua, el Jnico de
Us intrlpidos ~confesores que sobre-
siyio q las torturas del verGugo, Lui-
ri Pas.ro, 'colmado de amos J de sole
Jaa cspi-5 lleno de una fe tai que SUI
anna atenaceada por u huesos no
.~-do escaparse del cuerpo sino tras
ma larga aeonia. Cuando los ami
.os c0mpaSiyos lavaron q cadaver de
.luai var6R cast ~certeTario dcscu-
rieron en- torno a sus piernas las
:uellas impnesas ALI por las cadenas
lei cautiyerio, indelebles despues de
esenta AMOS Y que parecian ~reyelar-
2 por 1ez primera Y gracias a Ia
luertc. 4 los italianos.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-19
La supreEna se5aI, q supreme mandate

nuerio, vino del mar: que arrebatadc
5or IA mucrtc fuc rey en- eI mar. Sa-
ua5mosle de nucvo con la concor
ia dc nues.ros descos. Fl destin
O as ficI : 81 es fiel al deztjno. Con-
emria Ia eslatua inmovjl, "a cstatua
amortai. pero al propio tempo, es-
,ucha el proiundo rumor de la pode-
.osa fusion de las almas.
La inmensa hornaza cerrada arde
-odavia, ioh genie nuestra. hermanos
Iuestros! que permanezca encendida,
Isl 10 quiere nuestro genio y. que ell
.uego sc aumente y no Sc extinga
aasta que TODD Ell metal este fundido;
aasta que eI choque del hero abra ell
Paso 4 Ia saHgre ardicntc de la re-
s~urrecci6n.
Va. a traves de todas las iunturas,
de todaS las hendiduras, Sc We blan-
lucar y e%nrojecer la Iumbre. FL me
.al de nuevo comienza a moyerse.
FL fuego crece: no basta. La fuerza
lie la llama crece cada vez mas V sin
embargo, es insuficjentc. Demanda
ser ~alimentada; 10 quiere TODD; 10
eXige TODD.
Ese conductor de hombres. quiso
una pira sobre su roca para que sus
restos mortaleS fueran in~cinerados;
para que Ia triste envoltura carnal
sc tornara c~eniza; pero no fue en-
cendida IL hoguera.
Va no desea el hoy una pra he
cha de acacias Y de mirtos, sino de
inimos writes, ioh italianos, No de
sea otra cosa.
! Ell espiritu de sacrifice, que cs
Hass : K gsg!as cr!nmns
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-19
ArtlclIos ReligiosOs
De vEN-h En- LA
LIBERIA DE IGSACIo :. LozAEo.
ONACIONES

4 , CENTAVOS CADA UNA.
Nh "a Sonora de Guadalupe
" no de Atocha.
al Z
doce verisdes del mundos
il a Trinidad.
Z na de la Cruz.
v sniice.
,.s De San Pedro.
. ! ~ s
r de la buens mUeTts,
~ Labrador,
q. izyc.
~ CualrN Eyangeta3.
SRA Sc; 1 de M0nserrato.
minutes Ell compahia de Jesus
~~cr meGtsCo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-19
N0yESAS.

t~t SaHto NiH0 de Atechs, q IL
rl!a % c@Hs una
Ny ayT iduo de NueatTs Sc
4 del Perpetuc Socorre 20
.tay cs cads una.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-19
ROSARIOSe

Ro7arios blancos, de conche, muy
elepantes so cts.
Rossr!os negros, imitecion &c CO.
co rs cts.
RaSarios chicos, propios para &C.
GotiCas y ninas 30 cts.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-06-19

kIl isRIILA M4i.ICI PARA G.AEAR !
y DR. Richards nu dr~lruyr en- lp mis- !
I u!iEimu q, los mas drIiradu> gr.r- !
: rp> nj marrhiia tn 10 MAS iryr los :
s luuUS dc lbs c~uiurC>. hUruHlisamu> !
4 TUir no Ora>iunarI curUaimicRtO en- !
] las fran"ia~ nj pIfioS dC lana. nj !
rpIUr,> d IA rUps interior mi> deli !
4 rada. ErOuomiIa TEMPO. trabaio.
4 Tucr<a>- GiHCrD : anime.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
GEORGE MICHEL Oh sEIIAiRE
RUN DOWN AT WHEELING
FERRY
Auto Bearing IVES, Virginia License
Being HUNTED BY Police IN
Surrounding To~na

A Ford machine. bearing license
No. ass W. Va. according TO the bell
aire police. going at a fast clip lnte
last evening between Whisky Run
and the Wheeling ferry landing.
crashed into a buggy. and severely
injured the driver. George Michel OF
Bellaire. The buggy was completely
demolished. but the auto continued on
after only a moments hesitation. In
juries To Mr.. Michel are not fatal
The buggy was turning around a
sharp bend when the oncominE auto
plowed Into the rear. Mr.. Michel was
thrown out and to one side OF the
road. The buggy was turned over.
but the horse escaped with only a few
scratches. Before Mr.. Michel could
more than get glimpse OF the auto
number. the car was gone.
fSesidents in that neighborhood
heard the crash. and came TO Mr.
Michell's aid. Tie was taken 20 MS
home. Twenty-siXth street. Bellaire.
DR.. McGlemm attended bin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
AUTOMOBILE HITS BUGGY
AND ONE MAN is INJURED

equipped. unwilling U mean by that
the frenchrian is by nature q lover
OF peace. not wsrl-they have every
reason 20 b. proud and confident CT
the splendid machine which n today
protecting the nation from the con-
slant heavy attacks OF he German OF
fensive.
One IL not too proud OF being an
American these days in Paris: nor IA
II Particularly enviable position.
People are kind-that's Just the trou.
bic. They are often 80 pityingly and
that II hurts ones pride worse tnan
arguments and criticisms.
We unfortunately have the name of
dollar makers all over Europe Con
seQuently with this reputation We are
accused OF being too afraid TO run the
RISK OF ondangcring our commerce and
our present large export trade II We
enter into the war.
Mr.. Bryan has entered the race for
the BOBBY prize along with Dernburg.
bernstorn. Sven Hedin. Rrandais. and
bernard shaw. Deliciously sarcastic
articles are devoted TO him every
morning. Roosevelt can't utter "A
word but that IL Is in all the papers
and people you talk TO sigh painfully
and say.
III only Mr.. Roosevelt was presi-
dent"
Vague rumors 40 whirling about ON
cyclones, TO judge from the speed
with which they spread Perhaps the
most serious | have heard Is one to
which Gustave Herve devotes two col
umns In today's Guerre Sociale.
IL seems that from many different
points along the front all during the
last week have been coming letters 10
him from his Socialist comrades ask
ing for Information about the rumor
which Is going all along the line.
They have heard there was a revolu..
ton In Paris. that women were dying
OF hunger. that the wurkmen were
marching under the red flag. and that
people had had enough of a republic.
And not only from the front did
this news come. but In his mail were
letters from the interior saying there
seemed TO be a movement among the
priests and among royalists TO stir up
trouble among the people.
In the village OF Ardeche the women.
at the insugation OF their priests.
have written 10 their husbands that
there Is revolution in Paris In a
country town OF the Haute-Loire, an
other priest took as his subject the
Fail OF France. its utter dissolution,
painting IL with so much vividness
that women left the church crying,
and in the same district a priest from
another parish went from door TO
dor distributing pamphlets which dis.
Outraged giving to the war loan, pre-
dicted the downfall OF France. and
said the only hope OF safety was the
restoration o fthe empire through the
royalists
II Is too much that the poor fellows
who are fighting so bravely. under.
going such pain and torture for the
sake OF France. should suffer yet an.
other burden.
How can they fight for unity and
freedom II they are led by machina,
tons OF an enemy on the hearthstone
TO believe there Is rupture and dis.
order in the very home they are try.
ing to keep intact2
Copyright. 1915. by the Chicago Tri
bune)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
WHEELING BOYS
ARE VICTORIOUS
IKE rurrzE prIx
oAElon 5uEvIvEp frRsT DAY
OF IEEurs TOURNEY.
Rain Delayed starti,x Of Y1.y-pr.wxnr
for pouose. WIN Taxs Place Tha
horntnF-WhssltnSfs
Conndent

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiiigsnesr.
fAhh EksbCR re. W. Va. AUG -
here today with a isrSs naneSr Of nlas-
ar present. The starting OF play Was
aelayed on account ~ the heavy rains
,s ssy1ns the courts N bad coalition. To
doubles VIII D. made End play will start
AZ once and b. continued az Intervals
ss n'i player we s, as,s ere sions Toalsht
follow:
rirtt Mound
Edward Bowie. 81 Wheeling. defeated
+. II. Mackic. % Charleston. s-i f-S Ga
Tom Summins, - Wheeling. defeated
Joe L shro~sberry. OF Parkersburg
q. ?. Pormar. Of Wheeling. defeated
Inward Watson. Jr. Of FairmOnL By de-
= y. Snyder. OF Charleston. defeated
o. S. Hawkins. OF Parkersburg. S-i. SIS
Wells Crawford. OF Parkersburg. de-
festsd Earl J. Miller. OF Buckhsnnon.
4. J. colburn. OF Fairmont. defeated
=, L Long, OF Charleston. 50. Ga.
w. q Burt. OF Wheeling. defeated Dun
Efeai Wells. OF Parkersburg. defeated
Joe Jefferson, OF Wheeling 40, o.. g-l
Second Round
X. McAdam. OF Clarksburg defeated
william FranEheim. OF Wheeling. e..
wright Husus. Of Wheeling defeated
Tom Beattie. OF wheeling. defeated
Edgar Needhan. OF Charleston. rs. rs.
baron Hall. OF ParkersburE. defeated
Edgar sweeney. OF Wheeling. Ga. Ga
s. G. Littlepage. OF Charleston. defeat-
ga george Bower. OF Parkersburg. ga.
Arthur Tbbert. OF Wheeling. defeated
blakeelee White. of Psrkersburg 6-l 6-I
q. g. Bradford. OF ClarksburE. defeat
"a Charles Jackson, Of Wheeling. ca.
The Following matches Of The ..oo,,d
round remain 70 be played.
&. "a. Merkle. Wheeling Vs. Frank
Raymond. Fairmont
~. c. stark, ParkersburE. VS.. ". s.
Tourney. Charleston
Frank Armbruster wheeling Va. n.
A Johnson. rsrkcrsburE
Ray Chaplin. Buckhannon. vs. Leland
Morris. ParkersburE.
Allan Bowie wheeling. vs. Geo. Gar
retI. New Martinsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
NEWS BRIEFS

John Roe. Of the Souht Side. was
severely bitten about the legs. Sun.
DAY when he attempted to part two
hghting bull dogs. His pet was one
OF the dogs, and the fight was coins
against H. DR.. Haskins attended Mr.
Roe. No serious complications are
expected.
The Greek mill of the Whitaker.
Glessner co. was started yesterday
This is one more mill than was run.
ming last week. Six mills are still
lying idle.
Work of floating drilling appa.
ratus from a point on the Ohio shore
TO Warwood will be started to-day
Drilling will be done on the test well
for Wheeling's well filtration system
Emma Adams. aged 10 years.
narrowly escaped serious injury YES
terday morning when she fell from n
lawn swing over a stone wall TO the
alley below. The accident occurred
a. her home. S21 Market street 40
bones were broken. but she wa bad.
~ bruised about the head and arms.
Yesterday morning a restraining
order was entered by Judge A. G.
Dayton, OF the Federal court. cnjoin-
ing the sheriff OF Reno. New. from
selling the holdings of the Wheeling
Gold Range Mining Company in that
county The company filed a volun-
tary petition In bankruptcy at the
local Office last week. which will be
heard by Referee J. W. Cummins on
August II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
MEETING TONIGHT
Columbia Club Members and Enter
tsinment Committee VIII Meet
20 Arrange for Fail
Festivities.

Members OF the Columbia Club are
asked 10 meet this evening with the
entertainment committee to make
plans Tor the coming year. II is de
sired 20 make the social part OF the
club greater than ever. Several
functions OF an unusual nature are
10 be arranged. The entertainment
committee follows:
G. Schneider. c. Blessing. G. Bish-
op. a. J. Schiller. Ed Kirchner, Leo
Coleman. J. Sonnefeld. G.. Rabb, A.
Beltz and o. Ackerman.
Other committees Of the club are
Buffet-William Miller.
Audit-Rev. Father Paul. J. Some
field. +. Nollinger. Ia Kirchner.
Financisl-Rev. Father Paul. John
Coleman. John Emig.
Bowling and Billlards-C. Blessing.
?. Nollinger. \. Beltz. q. Alderman.
Gymnasium-O. Alderman. Leo
Coleman. c. blessing
Publicity-G. bishop. @. Schrelb-
er.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
REAL LOSSES
toontinusa - -. -


does nor have a favorable effect on
the ordinary French mind
Little ~ this acts into tho papers
practically none sometimes a fervent
prayer that the English viii hurry up
and set munitions over and commerce
doing things But the people taik
about o. just tho same YOU hear
these things IN me street n you cant
read them IN the papers.
Then came the Russian Withdrawal
in Poland over which the French are
depressedly reuetful They realize
an Russia has done and viii 90. but
they also realize that for the moment
there b. little 20 be counted on iron
that ally
The Belgians who made such = ire.
mcndously emo showing at Namur ana
Liege are either an worn out or enc
best men died then. Tor now their ut.
tie army hardly counts
And 80 the Frunch have become se
customcd to counting on their own
army only. and rememb crinr how
that army went into the heid IN Au.
gust last-a year ago. unprepared. un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
JUSTICE COURTS.

Jack Perry. Is years old. paid for
his untimely love Of cigarettes bv
putting up 81 and costs IN Justice
Raiders court The boy claimed 10
be supporting his widowed mother.
and friends came % HE rescue with
the money
Squire v q Hobbs has returned
nom n months stay IN Detroit he
celebrated bis return last evening by
conducting three hearings
Raymond Singer and Lee voRei.
sing. u and 10 years old. will be- no.
leased from the county Jail on I
charge Of stealing $50 from the sHj.
der meat waFon. Tho boys confessed
10 Squire Hobbs that they had taken
the money while the driver was On a
house They were duly iectured and
will be released on promise o. better
conduct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

The Ohio Valley LithoEra nhinR com
pany would like % arrange n game with
the NeWs team for neNt Friday evening
At s;l5 o'clock on the Tunnel Green
grounds To arrange game call iGi6-M
on the Bell phone.
The Rush Run baseball club would
IKE 20 arrange games az Rush Run for
august Is. The Moose 7 A. 4 NvaTa
Main Club, DuquCEue. Martins FERRY 4
G. or Virginia Irdcuendrnta fbsv
would also like 10 arrange games either
~ nome or abroad for Labor pav no
arrange games write Grover Hrowu.
kayland. ohio. r. D. =. No 2. or call
The Little Giants OF Tulto, cbati.,g.
hc hchultE SluEgers or the Lincoln
S!uEgers Tor Eamo Saturday 10 he
played on the Fulton grounds ~ chaI-
Intelligence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
DAVE SAYS

You Men and Young Men
who would be dressed Cooler
than the weather should get
one of the KrauszMade Palm
Beach suits.
They are selling at $500.
Then, there's something in
the silks all the way up to SIS.
Still other Kool Klothes at
other prices.
In any event, the prices are
certain to suit the buyer.
The Kraus store is the Bar
gain Store, just now. And
this applies, not only to Clothes
but to shirts, hats and a lot of
other things that men need
and must have.
Weather for today: Cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
RIVER NEWS

The river was stationary yesterday
az nearly All points. AZ the local
WharfDoat the stage was feet
plenty Of water for all packet service
IN spite OF the fact that the wickets
a THE McMechen dam are still down
Work on this dam will likely be com
pleted by the end Of this week.
The Liberty will clear this morn
Ing for Matamoras. and the Express
will be In from there az g p. m.
The steamer Kanawha will gC
down Wednesday morning At 8. for
Charleston. This boat and her sister
boat. the Dunbar. have had a very
successful season 50 far The pas.
senger trafnc has been exceptionally
good and no delays OF accidents have
occurred on account Of low water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
ArHLnrIos LOST

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. .. - Unsteady
pitching gave Chicago a big lead IN tbs
hrst three innings today and Phiiadsl-
phta was easily defeated 20 4 Ma
borg formerly 81 the Newman. Ca. club
settled down after the third and ala
good work. Score.
CO.. X. n f.
rhiladclphia o o o 90 Il
batteries. Faber and schaik. Nabors
and Lnpp.
Two base hits schang Weaver gtoio,
bases Eournier. J collins bases on
balls. Faber. 3. Majors Wif bv
pitcher hy Nabora Murphy. FoIarh
struck out Fahcr. Z Nabora Z I'm
rtrea. Evans and chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
BLACKHEADS
PIMPLES
BOILS
CARBUNCLES

And other diseases Of the skin are
all caused by a disordered liver.
The liver is not properly secret
ing the bile. Keep the liver in
proper working order by remov-
ing the surplus bile and poison
from IL.
TRIETS clean out your liver,
and remove this surplus bile and
the poisonous elements which
were deposited in il.
TRlETS act quickly and pain
lessly They are spearmint flaw
ored and pleasant 20 take.
TRIETS are for sale at all drug
stores, 10c and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
1--WE INNING TN

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-New York and
Cleveland played / 10 tie today. the
game being terminated in the sixth
inning by a thunderstorm Kirke scored
1leNeland run on "A home run and New
YORK tied on single and steal bv Hoone
and Caldwella single. Score:
Two out when game called account OF
,.,-..., n. "a. T..
New York 49,. OOOI II 2
Batteries. Mitchell and EEan. Cald-
well and Nuna maker.
Home run; kirke. Stolen bases. pipp
Eecklnpaugh. Wambsganss. noon e.
smith. Base on balls; Caldwell. g. Nit
chell. 2. Struck out: CALDWELL 2. Nit
chell. 3. Umpircs. OLouRhun and
Hlldebrand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
CINCINNATI REDS
WIZ =. Esrs Ter Game with s.OE1ss
Wednesday@1egularL Lineup win
Ne Used In 0ama

MANAGER Charles Herzog OF the GIN
sinnati Nationals will bring hts team
mere Tor game with the StogIes Mea.
nesday. He has already teleEraphsd MS
lineup that he expects TO use against
thc smokes. MAnagef hsruoH pfGtnf-rs
20 nave the Following men In the zane
Iron; 30; HerSog OF Rogers. IS Wagner.
~: Leech. CT; Griffith. ~. Wingo. e:
pitchers Ths FIRST game OF he 49,
noon viii be between the Stogies ana
Steelnen and will be called AT 3 O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
ANOTHER GREAT HONOR Fos
WINCHESTER.

The international Jury OF Award
81 the Panama Pacific International
Exposition has awarded Winchester
rihes. repeating shotruns. metallic
cartridges. shotEun shells. etc. the
Grand PriN. which is the highest hon.
or that this body can bestow upon a
manufacturers goods. This award
adds TO the long list which Winches.
fer products have received IN other
expeditions IN THIS country and
throughout the world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
USED REVOLVER
TO GET CLOTHES
JOSEPH FOXToN ARRESTED AT
6EllAIRE LAST NIGHT.
Had Been Roorino With His Sister
But left-Returned for Wardrobe
With Blood In His Eye.

Joseph Foxton was arrested in bel.
laire last night because he tried to
get his clothes at the point of a gun.
FoNton had been boarding with his
sister, Mrs. Joe POnta. but had left
some time ago on account OF trouble.
Last night he returned to get his gar.
ments. At the door he stated his de.
mands: then pulled a revolver to EN-.
phasiEe them. Mrs. PontA at once
tainted. Later she called the police.
Foxton was arrested along with AT.
thur McKabee who IL said TO have
loaned him the gun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
UMPIRE QUIGLEY
PAINFULLY HURT

CHICAGO. Aug e-lmpirs l. G
Ouigley Nas painfully injured today
when a Eas stove exploded In the un-
parA he wEs resting easy tonight and
VAL Dc back In the came within a week
or ten caya.
Suigiey wes prNrarins 20 neat water
~ oAth 10 FOLLOW the game and had
leet turned the Eas on fun force " h.n
ne explosion occurred he was hurled
me length OF the room ana rendered
unconscious.
Umpire Hank O'pay heard the explo-
sion and rushed into the room and tarn-
"a OH the gas. Suiglsy DAD not regain
SShtSioNAness until he Was removed 10
the Wet SIDE hoe pltal. a hloek awaN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
TWIN BILL"
This Afternoon Bstwesn Youngstown
and Whcenng-rodny VIII Also
Re Laden nay.

The FIRST game OF a double header he
tween Wheeling and Youngstown will
start at O'Clock this afternoon at
league ferk- Yesterday the Smokes
ternoon they are preparing TO DO the
same 20 some others OF the Steclmen
pltching starr. IL Will likely be John
son ana Davis to DO the twirltng this
ettsrno@n. Owtng TO q change today
ana friday Will be Ladies days in place
y. "e-L~sday as formerly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
BRowEs sHUT OUT

BOSTON. AUG boston won from
50 Louis today 2 % o. in o. game called
~ ne end ~ ne eighth iuninE because
of rain. Score.
r. H b.
Boston ..... q OF %
Batteries Wciiman. Koob and ANEW
Foster end Cady Thomas
Two bnro hits speaker. Race IN
Balls Weilmnn. Q. K0oh 4. F0afar
Hit ~ pitcher Hy Wclman tHaffv D.
BAR. Weilman. tmrirea Wallace ana
Connolly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
Guns sEowrp urpnn.

CHICAGO Aus a-GeorRe Cutshavy.
second basemsn Tor Brooklyn today tied
TIC record held b. Clarence Beaumont.
~ llttshurEh. BY making aix conneru-
I'VE hits IN a. many times ~ hat IN the
fan0 arainHf chicago The visitors
Score
ni,raoEiyn ..... oIootbI1o-ia % 1
CHICAGO ...... nn00 900 3
hoiifriaat pfeffor and MrCnrfV.
lterce NfandridFe and Archer. Harrrava
Two hnge hits Hummei Meyers. Cafg
Ifrff-r stolen base. Cutnhaw atrurF
mpirc O'uay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-10
BRAVES TAKE ONE.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. s.-Boston defeated
81. Louis TO 2 Doian's error in the
first inning gave the worlds Champions
three-run lead which 81. Louis could
not overcome Score.
Roston ....... 3O0tf00TO-s Il 1
-. Louis ...... 0Oo200Oo-7 10 1
batteries Rudolph end Gowdv. sallse
Grincr and Snyder. Gonzales
Two hase hits Moran Smith. Rudolph
trincr. Three haae hit. hyatt stolen
bases Maranvilie naae on balls.
tHncf Sallee 2 Rudolph 4 Struck
out Rudolph 2 Griner p saiiee 1. I'm
pires Riaier and Emaiie
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san FRANCISCO Aug 0-The omen
one mile relay championship Of fha
Amateur Athletic Union a. the pana4ra.
larlfc expedition. was won today hv
me ulL eraitN ~ Chicago. second uoa.
ton Annette Association. third. CInrfn-
mafl Chamber 81 Commerce Time
y a-a. Four-men teams competed.
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R;sESii -. fSsSSSSSSSSSSS--s

Two base hits: Foster. Henry, Veach.
GandiL Three base hits: Cobb Kava-
nagh. YOUNG. stolen bases: Dauss. Bass
on balls: BOehling 4: Dauss s. Struck
out; Boehling J: Daues 4; Ayres 2 TIM
plrea DIneen and Nallln.
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EVAs SHUT OUT

speclai tianatch % the Irteiiirercer.
EVANSVILLE. IND. Aug a-Evana.
WIG hat lrra we're helpless under the
SPOIL ~ McArfhur'a almost perfect rlfch.
tnE today and Evansville lost q tu
only p men faced the Grand Rapids
nurIer lu nine innings Score
Evansville - 0n00nn00n % q
Grand Rapids &c.. 0gG0fIa0-7 10 o
81, Canuey and Hauser. McArthur and
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WASHINGTON. Aus. .. - Veaeh's
double. Burns single and Young's triple
with two out in the thirteenth inning
gave Detroit two runs and a five to
three victory ever Washington today.
IN Washingtons half OF the Inning Jan
OIL doubled. kOpp drew "A pass and VIi-
liams. pinch hitting FOR Henry. moved
thom up with sacrifice. but Mcbride
Tanned and Walter johnson. batting Tor
Ayres. flied out TO Neach. score: