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SMELLS LIQUOR;
OWNER ARRESTED
opoR NOTICED BY ABERDEEN
BRAKEMAN LEADS TO ARREST
OF SOUTH 0AkOTAN

Aberdeen, S. D.. Sept. i3.-The
keen sense Of smell possessed by q
brakeman for the Milwaukee road will
probably cause Ted Smith to spend
checked to Smith at Barnard, small
town near here, the brakeman scented
delicious but somewhat unusual odor
an odor that had not before assailed
his nostrils. Since June 80, last. He
notified Sheriff Wycksf and that Off
Ger was on hand when Smith called
for the trunk. The trunk contained four
quarts Of ALCOHOL. two quarts Of whis-
key, one broken whiskey bottle, and
three quarts of beer. Smith was ar
rested on charge Of importing liquor
into a "bone dry" state. -
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Tor the year ........s568, ,O94, 900
The Bureau of Vital Statistics csti-
mates the states population at 6O0,-
ooo at present, SO new wealth produc-
ed would amount for each man. woman
and child, in the state, to s946.S2. II
may well be questioned whether any
otner state anywhere has ever made
such record as this.
The last assessment OF property in
tne state was 81, 4t,i8i,855, which
amount. II divided equally among our
population, would make $2,4Oi .96 for
each ea man. woman, and child, OF S12,-
0O9.S0 for theaNerage family of flyc,
through all the state. And this is prop-
erty actually assessed, not estimated
~ course theactual value is much
higher. -
/. The June call Of bank deposits show
ed St56, ,9G6, ,0O1.57 in the banks. That
w"1l:. give S26t.57 for every one of
our population, big and little. From
the June call 1916 to the June call
1917, the bank deposits increased 27
per cent wonderful showing.
The registration of automobiles Sep
tember first, when this was writter.,
shows enough cars in the state to COM
fortably carry all the population at one
time
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
LIBRARY ASKS
FOR LARGE SUM
MrroNELls 4AesocIATloN SEEKS
eOMDSSN4 SUPPLY READING
MATT&R: FOR DEPARTING

Library week at the city library for
the purpose Of Procuring funds and
books for the soldiers In the canton
ment camps has. been rewarded by con-
tributions from many Mitchell people
and the support OF the public schools
Of the county and the city.
The solicitation of the Mitchell lib
rary Is only very small part of the
campaign that is being conducted in
the United States to procure entertain
Ing and instructive reading matter for
the men in the camps. The books col
lected will be shipped to the camps
where they will be distributed. y
Cash donors are urged by the IL
brary committees to place their funds
with the libarary committee as they. viii
be able to procure books at cheaper
price and will select what is desired
by the soldiers.
Mrs. Emma McClintock, county sup
erintendent of schools, makes the fol-
lowing statement pledging the support
Of the county schools if appeals which
will be made have the desired results
"This great and worthy undertaking.
which means much to the welfare OF
thase who are giving their all for their
country offers to each one an oppor-
tunity to do his bit.'
hh oppOnA Will DC lilu4CJtlIOuSII lllt
schools which will give all an ppor-
tunity to help. Teachers and pupils
here is your part:
You are to see that this message
reaches every individual in your school
district"
Prof. Ray L. Bowen, superintendent
Of the Mitchell schools has the follow
ing to say concerning the war library
campaign:
"The task of supplying non-actior
and technical books in the canton
ments and camps for American SOL
ican Library Association. 1t looks t.
the needs of our boys both during SER
vice and to their preparation for civ
ilian duties when their war service is
over. The board of education and the
school organization feel that it is ar
altogether worthy service and are glad
to lend cooperation in this work.
The Mitchell library board consists
OF Mrs. H. D. Butterfleld, NJ. f. Patton
and j, C., Lindsey.
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South Dakota this 22nd day of August
1917.
Attorney for plaintiff.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the part
ems, G. v. Ellis and C. E. Robbins, do
ing business under the firm name and
style of Electrical Supply Co., at Nit
chcll, South Dakota, has been mutual
ly dissolved. That the sa,d business
will hereafter be continued by q. Y.
Ellis. and C. E. Robbins who will con-
tinue the business under the firm
name and style of Electrical Supply Co.
That said G. v. Ellis AMI G. y. Robbins
will collect all bills due md pay all
outstanding accounts against said firm.
Dated August, 25, 1917.
C. v. Ellis,
G.. e. Robbins,
James H. Stevens.
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COSTS $3.50 TO BREAK
STATE BONE DRY LAW

Flandreau, s. D., Sept. 15.-Withln
a brief period the Moody county au-
tllOrities arrested thhee men on the
charge Of violating the provisions of
the statewide prohibition law. James
Anderson, one of the defendants en-
tered plea Of guilty before Judge
Jones, of the state circuit court, t
the charge of having liquor in his pos
session and was fined $3.50 and sentent
ed to term of thirty days in Jail. Et
Henderson, the second defendant, ha:
decided to enter plea of not guilt!
and stand trial. while the third, J.. i
and enter plea of guilty.
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sTORLA BANK is
TO OPEN OCT. 1ST
INLAND TOWN NORTH OF MT. YER
NON is TO HAVE NEW lNS1t-
TUITION

A banking institution for Storla,
ten miles north of Mt. Vernon was
recently organized there by number
of farmers and business men. The new
bank is capitalized at $4,000, stock
fully subscribed. The name or ms
new financial concern is "rhe Farmers
Slate Bank Of Storla." The stock
holders are: John Brewick, j. G. pow
iii. Geo. Scott, Andrew Jcnson, =. A.
Bcdncr, w. NJ. Mcdonald. s. r. SGhlrm.
or. Chris Scott, Hans Nelson, Joseph
Smith, Ghas. NJ. Schulle and q. w.
The oifficers of the new bank are:
President, w. NJ. Mcdonald; vice pres,
ident, Joseph Smith; Cashier. S; r.
Shirmcr. The full board OF directors
is i, Z. composed of Chris Scott, ]. G; Pow
eli ii w. NJ. Mcdonald, S. f. Shlrmef
land G. w. Shumway. ,,..
4 new and complete bank building ls
24xlO Zone story is 10. be errecled q a, al
once. Work was commenced Monuay
Nv contractor /. o. Brottcn, and creM .';
Of MI. Vernon. The banking room VIII
| be be equipped with a tlrcproof vault, @ ga
nowerflil m safe and modern fixtures lof
Iihe convenience and safety OF its pa
'fGIIt TRc bank will open october first,
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HIGH SCHOOL is
STILL GROWING
ENROLMENT SHOWS AN INCREASE
OF 40 AS COMPARED WITH
LAST YEAR-NEW SYS.
''=i'9 TEN OF STUDY

Mitchell schools after two weeks Of
session have a total enrolment Of 1924
pupils as compared with the total of
13A9 during the entire year of 1915
and 1917.
The high school with a total of 3G5
shows an increase of 40 over the num-
Der registered last year at the same
period. With a corresponding increase
in all the ward schols the number of
students attending the city schols for
the year promises 10 exceed any pre-
vious figure. -.
The $50 students registered in the
ward schools to date are divided as
follows:
In the grades, Central school leaos
the list with total of 307, only SO less
than the attendance of the high school.
Whittier ranks second TN size with
i7l, Longfellow takes third place with
165, Lincoln has an enrolment Of t37,
and Eugene is the smallest with 76.
In the high school and in Central
school, a new system iafsj hpReelg9yytiised is
study has ben inaugurated and Wfll b
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
TROOPERS DIVIDE sEMrlMENrs
IN DEPARTURE FOR CAMP

Afe L!ie DOSS Ol IrOop sGldu W
leave Mitchell? ,....s.+:t 80 ~.
This is the question. that everyone
asks them. They answer two ways;
yes. and no. Irksome uncertainty that
has oppressed the cavalry and infantry
units of the state since their mobiliza-
tion has now given place to absolute
certainty Of their destination and they
are glad that a permanent place has
been found for them until they may be
ordered to France. The actual pain Of
leaving does not come to young men
until they are gone.
Deming, N. NJ, which is not reputed
to be the most attractive place on
earth is the future camp Of the men,
and they say that they are glad to go.
On The register Of one Of the local
hotels there are four names today,
which at first glance would deceive an
observer into thinking that quartet
of visitors from Deming, N. NJ, had
arrived during the night The names
are we'll known to Mitchell, people,
however. They are:
Corp. A. F. Noren, Deming, New
Corp Corp. A. F. Smith, Demins, New
Mexico.
ii. r. Gleason, Deming, New Mexico.
w. H. Wright, Deming, New Mexico.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
Clerk
Ice OF. THE TIME. APPOINTED
[OR APPROVING WILL ETC.

lie of South Dakota, County of
ION, ss:
Tie Matter of the Estate of Susan
|as1niy |asGiy, Court.
e State of South Dakota sends
ling to John j. O'Flaherty, G. NE.
blerly and the Roman Catholic
fch of the Holy Family of Mitchell
ii Dakota, heirs at law next of kin.
Bees and lcgatces of Susan O'Flah-
deceased.
lrsuant to an order of said Court,
b on the 21st day Of August, t911,
be is hereby given that Monday,
E10lll day of September, 1917, q.
O'clock, A. M. of said day, at the
ft Room of Court, at the Court
BE in the City of Mitchell, in the
pity of Dawson have been appoint
S the time and place for proving the
Of said Susan O'Flaherty, deceas-
(nd for hearing the said petition for
pate thereof and the issuance OF
Rcrs 'restamentary therein, when
where any person interested may
Far and contest tho same.
lated at Mitchell, S. D., the 2lst day
august, 1917.
BY the Court,
o, C. Thompson,
Judge of the County Court.
S. Cattrell,
| Clerk of Court.
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Us s.l.e... 900.
tion of new wealth
NOTICE.
South Dakota, County OF

q of South Dakota, County of
eunty M Court, Special September
|he matter of the estate of
3. Maybauer, deceased.
State of South Dakota Sends
hg, to Louis +. Maybauer, Ed
II. Maybauer, Emma NJ. Vain,
Is ID. Maybauer, and Dora D..
heirs at law and next of kin CT
b. Maybauer deceased and to all
pm these presents may come.
Ice is hereby given, that Charles
|ybaucr. has filed with the Judge
S Court, a petition praying for
Is of Administration of the Estate
IN G. Maybauer deceased and that
Hay the 22nd day of September,
at two O'Clock, p. NJ, of said
If special term, of this Court, to-
bf the special September term,
|al the Court Room Of this Court,
Court House, in the City of Nit
County Of Dawson has been set
earring said petition, when and
any person interested may ap-
ind show cause why the said pc
|should not be granted.
ted at Mitchell, S. d., this 4th
i September, 1917.
o. G. Thompson,
/ Judge of the County Court.
!: S. Cattrell,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

Estate of Anton Oslcr, deceased.
|NoIicc is hereby given hy lie uh,er-
ench cxecutriX Of the East. will and
@lamcnt of Anton Oster deceased, TO
/. creditors of and all persons having
RlmS against the sail deceased, 70
kllibl' them, with the necessary Nollcll
n within six months after l!ls lifsi
pbllcaIion of this notice, to !he s;lld
ErrnlrX at Ethan in the County OF
PSlson, South Dakota.
Dated August 9th, 1917.
., Mary Oster,
EyccuIriX of the Last Will anil "c:i
|lllehl Of Anton Oster, Deceased.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executor of the estate OF Su-
san O'Flaherty, deceased, to tie cred
itors Of and all persons navlng claims
against the said deceased, TO exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers
Within six months after the first pub
lication Of this notice, to the said 2,
F.. O'Flaherty, executor at his resi-.
,dence in Mitchell in the County o.
Dawson, So. Dak.,
Dated Sept. 10. 1917.
C. E. O'Flaherty,
Executor. of the estate OF SUI
san n'Flahcrty, Deceased
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
EVEN PIGS HAVE
WAR SPIRIT; 80
OF THEM DRILL
NBy a Speclal CORRESPONDENT

VBy a Special Cdffesp1nutnt.1
Bclchertown. Mass, Sept. 15-Jack
Newman of this city organized his
piggery according to the infantry drill
regulations. From out of company Of
q hundred pigs he picked a squad Of
Every morning before breakfast
for two miles these thirty-two pigs
followed their drill masters around
the edge of the field. Just inside the
wire, then across the center. When
Newman purposely, delayed. his ap-
pearance the 'spigs went through the
evolutions alone.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

Sioux Falls, 5. D., SePt. ,,,;,I,;n
the Madison territory is well Wilnih lni
the t famous artesian basin is lnaiea111 .,.o,1
cd e,i0 nv ~ ihe fact that a fine artesian wen ~
Sa has - lust ISL been struck on the farm farm aoet o.
Wright Thompson, five miles s;5,ad soniheass "a =
of Madison. The well was drilled nd 70 u a :
depth Of 121 feet, where , ian an aeufha. . thsee
now was struck. The n;,S wei line Is 'nTee nro.
inches in diameter. Tne arn,Imd p,ped Tho
iccts Tour feet o,ll Of ine u gru,'1 Son@ rnol,gh
plesnus tn force the IL water over the top Of the
lnipe.i, ,;G 49a. -,,or-eijl, s1g.i
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

all working ll.rd putting up n.Is-:
ber OF lunches for r1ch Individual SaTf
dier to last or thee days. Troop L
is made Of !.le flower OF y0nng men
OF Brule and adlaccnt counties and the
when given The chance. ss}f1
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
From Fridav's Daily

BOYS are wanted at the Corn Palace
at Z O'Clock tomorrow morning to help
strip cane from the building.
Notice to boys: All those not employ
od ON the Corn Palace VINO climb on
the scaffolding or roof will be, ,prosecut
red. John NGchels' a.l dent ot
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
KIMBALL GIVES SEND OFF
TO TROOPERS FROM THERE.

KimbaII, =. D., SrV!. ii -FI'lIhilllt!
preparations are going nl lrca to-day
TO see Troop {. IF tie First South Da-
ek0tI cavalry. haff t1m"rsGw morning
on their Ions Journey. The ladies are
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
'talc of Louisa A. Potter, Deceas

Notice is hereby given by the under
ped Executor of the Last Will or
Ellsa \. Potter, deceased TO the cred,
fs of and all persons having claims
finsl the said deceased, to exhibit
Em, with the necessary vouchers,
khin four months after the first pub
ellon of this notice, 10 The said EN-.
pior at Mitchell, in the County OF
Elson, South Dakota.
Dated February 10th, 1917.
+. l.. Potter,
Executor of The Last Will and Tcs''
lomcnt of Louisa A. Potter.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
;.82 PER CAPITA NEW
WEALTH OF SOUTH DAKOTA
is Amazing Record for 1917..-Propertv As.
sessment Averages $12, 900 per Family
and Bank Deposits $3.50 Per individual

+, S. D., Sept. i3.-The state
ktion department sends out the
in statement which puts the
/ of production of new wealth
|h Dakota this year far ahead
former years IN the history of
he, doing a large "bit" toward
bg food needs of the nation.
are the figures given in the
States Government report of
AS a fact the farmers will like
I've more when they sell.
.94, 100000 s17t,sos,o 900
-. 62,6O0,OOO 41,3i6,OO0
....43,380,O00 96, ,2O3, 900
...22,6 100000 2O,34O,OOO
.... 100000 4,O69,OO
... 100000 7,783,4OO
S .. 6 6,65O,OOOi. i2,834,5OO
ay. IS, 100000 tons 35, 1898, 900
ay. 4,340,O00 tons 26, ,O4O, 900
following items are given only
by the Government and other
'e estimated by this Department.
lies and Fruits rs 3,137,5OO
'roducts ........ 17,OOO,OOO
Products ...... $500, 900
ock ............ 10G,S2 900.
S ...... ...... 100000
ion of.new wealth
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
LOCAL NOTES
From Thursday. Daily

. II. a. SctlOenberger, of kimball, Wis
tied IN Mitchell for short time We'd
nesday and today. SEX
v. Arnold and Otto Loos, of Kenne-
bee, arrived in Mitchell "Wednesday
evening for short business visit hero,
=, A large Representation Of men ftom
Troop E and Company F went to IIu-
ron Wednesday to, spend day at She
state fair. More than 90 men f:om each
unit attended,.
F. Plattner, Of Tyndall, was Nit
chell business visitor Wednesday.
M. Roberts, of Forestburg, arrived
in Mitchell Wednesday evening for a
short visit here.
A. H. Crawford, of Huron, motored
to Mitchell Wednesday evening on q
business trip.
A special exhibit at the city librar.
today is the display of books for the
use Of the soldier and for those that
wish to know about army life. One ia
teresting volume on the shelf is The
'Plattsburg MANUAL which describes
the methods used at the famous sum
mer military training school,. for busi-
IN the trades and professions. Also
there are volumes on the navy and one
hook entitled "TaleS from the Trench
es."
v. E. Wood, of Pierre, arrived in
Mitchell Wednesday evening to spend
a few days in Mitchell attending to
business matters.
j. L. Shedd, Of Aberdeen, an official
of the Milwaukee railroad, Is in Nit
chell today on company business.
Mrs. +. M. Newman, OF Presho, is
visiting friends in Mitchell.
George Stratman, A. P. Long, E. Hell
ley, E. Crisp, and o. p. Kendall, all OF
Chamberlain, made an auto trip to Nit
chell Wednesday.
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w. tie above named defendant: =
l"'i are hereby summoned hnd ic-
To answer the complaiat in This
Which will be filed in t!le oftice
,,,,!.e ,,!e Clerk of the Courts in The n'sS'
\ ,NIltlcll, Dawson County, South IA
kk1'1 y Il copy of Which is herewith serv
e. upon YOU, and to serve a copy OF
5'f answer upon the subscriber a.
Fl, Ei, office on Main Street in the sa!tl
EItH ot Mitchell, South Dak0te within
EnnN Ekm days after the service "f !hls
H., hEs,'''l'ohS upon you, exclusive Of thG
|mS III suell service. and If you fal!
H. ii,," ah,wer this complaint within tilal
e"", F" 'lle plaintiff will apply to lhe
r"nl lor the relief demanded in sal0
Dated at Mitchell, Dawson County
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
SUMMONS.

CIRCUIT, SIS.
n Circuit court in and for Dawson
hly.
'enlamin II. nardman, Plaintiff, VS..
~ u" Hartman, defendant.
w" State of South DakOt1 SGadS
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

II. r. Gleason, Deming, New Mexico.
w. H. Wright, Deming. New Mexico.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

For the present time, Farewell.
"The Officers and Men Of Troop E.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20
.,-.e,am wELI NEAR MADISON

,h The bank will open october first.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

EXeCutOr. OF The estate OF .ou-
san n'Flahcrty, Deceased,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1917-09-20

Judge of the County Court
Attest: S. Cattrell,
eSEAL) Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
SARATOGA RESULTS

First raee-six furlonks-walnut Hall. lis
Icarus. lis tWilisl. 10 to i. / to / and
to I. second: yerdant:, 10 9obin.onl.. II
Home Sweet Home. Avis. Dixie H., Buck.
Model. Royal Quest. Mountain Kose H.
Gunroek. Pulaski. Max Meadows. Dierman
and Nutmeg also ran. (Walnut Hall and
Vcrdant coupled.)
Second raGeETwo miies-syosset. IL. 151
currashieen. ISL tBraiy}. Is to 5, to {
And : to $ second; Dpliy nay; rs tWn.
Time. 1923 S-5.. Klepper. Lochearn. Rock
Fish and Rhomb also ran.
Third race-One mile-First Ballot. IS
(Mergler) IL to 4 to / and 2 to /, won;
Precise. 100 .tYeils). 80 to /. 10 to 1 and
6 to 1. second: Thornhiil. 1l3 {Pctz), 10 to /.
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2 to I and 8 to g.. third. Time. 1:lIi:x
Pan Pan Passing nna ESnsy; FSuS,tS. zsmora. pssst
bonnet. 124 tLoftusl., 10 to TO-. / to . ana
2 70 and even, second; .Fafry Wand TIT
Time. 2:o7. Star Maid. Queen OF nI tbs
Water. %Columblnc. Golden Rod. Julia Leoon
Fifth race-one mlie-Hank. o'Day. l2s
S.t9rl1s). s to s; 3 to 6 and ! to I. won;
2 TO s second; HsndEie; Ls tMoreys). Z
Flittergold; Garbage. Fizer. Big SmoSs
Baily, Duddy's Choice. Viewpoint also ran.
High Cost, 12s {smIthI; 1s 10 s. even and,
W e : and to 3 second; saiyes.ra.,N mi,
AMERICAN. Gompadrc. Subnhda. PeesIess
one. Plum. Empress and Thistle also IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
EVEN BREAK At NEW YORK
HOME TEAM WINS FIRST
AND CLEVELAND SECOND
All Three Runs Scored In Last Battle
Are Home ~Ituns-G;nne VIM
pitchcrN' HnttIe.

NEW YORK. August S.-New York
broke even with Cleveland to-day. win
h mn ene aFs5 game : TO =: m losing
they knocked Bagby out OF the box
in the fourth inning. scoring six runs
on six hits and an error. Nunarnaker
cleared the bases with a two-baSe hit.
Fisher hit a home run and 4 single
The second game was a pitchers
battle Caldwell and Coveles-
kie. The three runs scored were home
runs, Smith and Grancy hitting two
for Cleveland. and Caldwell one for
New York. The scores:
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BY Using 8. 8. S.

The germs Of rheumatism are in the
blood. which is laden with millions Of
the minute demons Of pain. causing
untold suffering and bringing its victim
from vigor and strength to almost
helplessness. To get real and genuine
relief from this disease. these disease
grms must be completely routed out Of
the system through the blood.
S. S. s. has been used for fifty years
with SatiSfactorY results In the treat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
You Can Shake Loose From -
~.
The Tortures of Rheumatism1.

ment OF Rheumatism. It acts al.
rectly- upon the blood, which It prompt.
iy purifies OF all disease germs. II Il,
a powerful antidote. and eliminates
from the blood all trace of rheumatic
germs. building up and strengthening
the rundown system. -,
write to-day to our medicnl director.
who VIII give you valuable advice, re,.
garding the proper treatment Of .yohr
own case. Address Swift Specific CT;
Dept. S-26S, Atlanta. Ca-Adv -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-09
Totals....33 4 . q IL Totais....a5 . - II
'Battcd for Smith in second.
tBatted for Doak in ninth.

Sewf f.o %GTk:::::::::: siSsdsssS!
summary: Errors-Miller. Two-base hit
Paulette. Thrcc-base hit-Burns. Home run
Cruise. Sacrifice ny-Hcrzog. Stolen bass
-Hoclke. Double play-Miller to Hornsby
to Paulettc. Bases on hails-on sallee. I;
off Doak. l.. Struck out-by Sallee, /: by
Perritt.. >: by Doak. 3. Hits-on Sallee. S
In J Ia innings. Left on bases-st. Louis.
.: New York. 4. Time OF game. 1:42. I'm
pires. O'Day and Harrison.
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BATES AND MOVES TO JOIN
NATIONAL u CAT ONCE

PHILADELPHIA, August s.-Ray
Bates. third blseman. and w. Moves,
a young pitcher of the Philadelphia
Americans. to-day notified Manager
next Saturday and join the new ma
tional army. Both men were subject
TO draft and have passed the physical
examination but decided to enlist
rather than wait the call to the colors.
Bates formerly was with the New
port Ncws team of the Nirginia Learue.
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DETROIT IN THIRD PLACE

BOSTON, August S.-Detroit defeat
cd Boston. 6 To >. in the opening game
third place. Leonard. who started for
Boston. received ragged support. and
Detroit piled up an early lead. Dauss
was hit hard. but he kept the hits
scattered. Score: