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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

Saben amsritanii d gir'
ger bas Rebt, inosm iie mutbipiaigsr
3eiIe uuf aGiirteu Sdiffen fa9rsn
ibu aanb in Sriessgefubr gu brtHsenF
@ir beItreiten bas enti1ieoen. Gin
gutter giirser bsmiibt iia, isiH aanp
Dor @efabr gu bsIfiibeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

Goig: Die 0slrffdvn psritn nlIe
unftrs WsssAnunssH iitrs bsn 4au.
fsn!s
3psFse: .Das spdrs T4Iiulm. Mbes
lie usd6en'l mit uuftrsn drgpatn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

beidrGntk 3audbootiries GnaIonb
iehr baIo stptnsen piro, ii@ fiir abers
tpuuben au erfldrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Ser aorrefponbent Der

Der Torre on oent ner
MiIociirten ppefs ididt aus Stpt'
bolm cine Oepei9e iiber ben fiirhtcrs
lichen Rotbitano in 9eutidIuno. Wir
per1fientli6en lie nibt, neil ihr ote
2iise an Der Stirn seiarie6en iteht.
9luberbem baben ReiIsnbe. Die crit
tiirslidb aus Seuti9lunb eingetrofFsn
iinb, geridte sebradt. pelte ben Der
2lHoeHrten prsiis aiiseH itrafen. SIN
lebrigen pioerlest Der &orreippnbcnt
ii9 felbi inbem er iast, bab &urtofs
feln Bios rs Gents ben 8uibel toiten;
bas toitet in bic fem 2anbe Elm Bed.
Gr bebduptet aber, bab es f6per hdlt,
iie su bstommen. Menn bic Notb IL
eroB pdre. fpie Der &orrefponbent iie
ungibt, piiroe ss unmogli4 iein, aurs
troffeIn gu bem BON i6m ansegebenen
preiie 81 erbalten. Damn Iagt er,
Gier t0nne nur nod Elm Reider taue
fen. Wenu er beriibertorrlnt, tpirS sr
ftnben, oab oas 6ei uns aud Der 5aa
lit. Wungel bsrrIft Bios an Speifefeti.
Sos 1T obne Srage fehr unangsRbn,
aber oas oerurIaht teine unertrdglife
gaotb. Gs iheirt. baB bic omsritanis
fhen aorreiponoenten es fir Tire
Pflitt baIten, bic 0dbrheit i'm Sns
tereife GHslanos gu sntitsllen.
Or, Gfipt iugt: n6unbsrt
Sabre lang bat bic sngliibe sSIotte ben
Der. Staaten freien 9ertebr aui pem
Wleere in 5rieoensseiten geii4srt, aber
Der jsBige arieg bat ertpteien, bab bic
en9lifHe 6Iotts nt9t mtbr bic Wsere
fiir ben Sunoel Der inDuItrieGen Iaz
tionen often balten fdnn." Die Grtlds
rung lduft Oarauf bindus, bab bic
Wer. Stdaten iest Telbit fir ibrs Siz
9srbeit forgen miiiTen. lleber oieIen
puntt noaep mir ui6t itreiten, ioas
bern lebigltd auf bic prObritiI9e 2iiae
antiporten bag mir Gngldnb ben
fretpn @erte9r 3ur See bislan4 3uI
paHleH papen. Ote Wdbrbett 1T, oab
Gnslano bur6 9lusrtItuna oer tons
foberirten aaperer ben See6anbcI, ben
mir batten, lpd6reno bes gebellionss |
trieses berni6tet fat. Seit 1864 bas
ben mir serdoe3u aufge66rt, einsn
Seebunoel gu beiiben,tn ssolae beien
fpir idbrli9 800 Uliaionen Dollars
an Seefradt gu sabIeu batten. gg4re
IS iirs feit Der 3eit gelungen, cine Sane !
nelsflotte fDieoer auf3ubduen, 10 bGftel
ms eHglano ebenfo ben arieq er.Idrt. |
fpis OentidIano uno ipenn mir iett
our Gee riiiten miiifsn, 70 gefbiebf "a
leoigltt ,unt ben Seebanoel, ben mir
itns duf5ubalteH dnfhiden, geaen guas +
lambs yseio su befdiiben. Dte suoiis
1nen SeefSnterefenten laden iid5 ins
yoillthen, bab mir unf benz Gprunas
feDsH ibusn bic 6sssf9ait aaf ben
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
~Inglaterra recurrira al serxicio: n%acionaL obligatorio, 81 los
~inglesesr no acuden voluntarianeote aIIla1nado del gobierno
l. reapertura de la Duna tendra lugar cuando Ell Mi
nistro GaItzini Sc haya consolidate
!NF0RaAC1ON SUPPLEMENTARY DE T0DO FL GUNDO

de Douvres, ha hecho t~elegrafiar ell
mensaje s~iguicGte:
No ludo nj un ~instaEtc que con
Ia asistencia del magnitico ejjrcito
britanico : &c 81 ~dis;inguido jefc el
field nariscal Haig, dc quian tengo cl
honor de ser amigo, obtendremos
muy pronto una victoria compIeta
sobrc ell cucmigo dctestaGo."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
IA AfOviLGZACIcN NACIONAL

BIRMINGHAM, Eae-o 24-N. AZ
-.o E...n. Chamberlain. director
,.,a, = lei ~servi.;o r~.c;oraL, CT una
r..pljga &c g.-.oae. " c~a.p.eaaos. On
81 ~,.gr.u n,., n Ggc... 10 Due
g.. .-..a... cue -.ca..i - ..rvi,io
n~.c:ona: .":;va.or:u 81 G.! ~l.an,",;o pa
IA q service yulJa,a ,p ao preface
~rv.us"aos --si.!4c,o.ios. Il. ua~H-
a,r...u &c il" ea@.ys,;Jo al.
s.o ga, q. ryrb.o c,&lp-oH"a
Ga, - mot.vnc y.,. t.,n.rn me d.
ri!.ap " csc @.,Y5sl.o. Dcscy absouG-
t-,nv.-,. a4s II pablo. ,o:i,> j. o.,r
..a. AIDES yD.ia.e5 l. v~.rsc-t:c !ib.e-
m,a,. pa, "yL,iur al Ha.s y no re vaci
ia: yr arp:-~. t,aaa 10, ma,.los Ia
e." .oa pu... .yv"r Il @icr~a q u~
in .w....ac,a.io. c~.c-uci,l h-.hu del
.-..:o., militia. ohii@a.,..o, s.: los 20
,4G.y-la. ~r-a--a,@a en- Uu..aeio .n&a
c~icicnte."
S.a:. !, ota 9:cusa nIcvr Fl 20
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
FR!TURAS DE PAPAS.

SaIcoche dos libras de papas: Una
las a dos onzas de harina, sal. pi-
mienta, = haga una pasta eehandole
un poquito de aqua ~hirviendo; en-
vuelva las frituras en- harina Y coci-
Yelas en- agua hirviendo; cuando flo
ten Va estan de scrvir.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
EECETA DE NUECES ! PLATA
NOS.-?LATOS HECHQS DE
EUECES.

Para cstos cakes ]pcfucNoS Sc usa
Il : L tie nucz. Sc mczclan una
ta"u de mantoca : mantequilla 4 una
.ibr1 de a&Ic&r quebrad&. AHada
dos huevos muy 5atidos. una taza dc
suc"o lie lechc, deEtro de una cucha-
ada dc soda b"t;ia. una tazn de
@ueces y hariaa; Sc hacc POGO 4 po-
co hasta gue Ia pasta Sc ~endurezca.
C5-te!GS "cGondas 0 dc cualqu;e-
o;:2 iorm2. Coloquc los pcdazos
CT u@a Easija c2grasada : coc;nc-
10: T." IN no~no, por cuatro O c:nco
minutes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
TORTILLA DE PAPAS.

Corte las papas salcochadas en- Pc
dacitOs; saz6nelas 0 sal Y perejil;
derrita en- II sarten un POGO de
m~antequilla; eche las papas Y dele
que former una pasta; vuGlvala como
una t~ortiila ' ~sirvala.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
Advertisement
MATRiMONIO.

El Jia 10. lie Febrero prJximo.
c~onrracran matrimonio en- EacinaI,
Texas. n senorira Elisa Adams : @,
senior Doro-eo c. Cortes.
La ceremonial nupcial sc vertical
n I las $50 D. m. del dia ind.caGc.
en- IA casa de los padres de II noyia
Cuando neceSite lihrOs Ell eSpaRol. di-
rigIr>e I IsnaCio f. LOzaRo.-60T Do
IurOsa St.-San Antonio, Texas. =
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-25
IA VICTORIA EsrA PRoXIMA'

PARIS, EnerO 2i-Gl general Nj
yc3iy. - rcspucsta 4 an teiegrama de
congi&,u.&ci5n de n municipalidad
The Keota news., 1917-02-16

A book is always an appropriate pres
ent. See our line. Stanley's.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
A Dead Shot.

The valor and candid simplicity Of
our Indian Babu is proverbixl. A
story goes Of one anent the German
east campaign, who Tin the words of a
contemporary was about the. most
laconic. competent, deadly earnest sta-
tion master and marksman combined
that ever lived. This Is the wire he
ent: "One hundred Germans attack
Ing station. Send Immediately one
rifle and 100 rounds of ammunition"
Nairdbi Undia) Leader.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Too Unanimous to Count.

When the Office of the secretary Of
state at Augusta had received the re-
turns from all the 525 Maine towns
and cities except Hurricane isle, in
Knox county, 1t waited as long as its
official dignity seemed to warrant and
then gently prodded the delinquent
town clerk. The answer was prompt ::
"As l am now the only voter here 1t
did not seem worth while to hold an
election."-Boston Herald.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Liked by All.

A kiss is peculiar proposition. OF
no use to one, yet absolute bliss to
two. The small boy gets it for moth
ing, the young man has to steal 1t
and the old man has to buy it. The
baby's right, the lovers privilege, the
hypocrite's mask. For girl, faith,
to married woman, hope, and to an
old maid, charity.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Who Can Answer This7

Donald was holding his new cat
and his mother told him to let 1t go
whenever it wagged it's tail SO hard,
us that showed 1t was unhappy. DON
aid said: "Well, mother. why Is 1t
that cat wags its tail because 1t is
unhappy and dog wags Its tail be-
cause it is happy?"
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Not q Matter Of Size.

Some Of the greatest colleges in
America never have 500 students in
any one year. On the other hand,
some of the cheapest quick-lunch
schools in the country boast their thou
snnds of students. Wise young folks
will keep that distinction in mind when
choosing a college.-Exchange.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Pretty Familiar.

Professor Fudge-"What do you
mean, Mr.. Jones, by speaking of Dick
Wagner. Ludie Beethoven, Charlie
Gounod and Fred Handel" Jones'
swell, you told me to get familiar with
the great omposers."-Musical Amer.
lea.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Needed Invention.

A Chicago professor advocates the
use of typewriters by public school
children, but he must have overlooked
the fact that as yet no one has invent.
ed one with correct grammar attach.
ment.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Work Took Longer.

AutAor-"Why do you charge me
more for printing this time than
usualT" Publisher-"Your new novel
Is so dull the rcompositors were con-
stantly falling asleep over it."-Boston
Evening Transcript.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Uphold the Law.

The highest liberties are those with
in the realm of law. II the law OF
the land were removed liberty would
be an empty name. Blessed be law
Let US uphold it.-EXchange.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
EarmarkA

II see there are over two hundred
bridges In the District Of Columbia
"Dear me. l never looked on Washing.
ton as Venlce."-LOuisville Courier.
Journal.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Uncle Eben.

''Fum what l kin hear" said Uncle
Eben, "it's wise prophet dat sticks
to de weather bulletins an lets de
stock ticker alone"
The Keota news., 1917-02-16

For Parents to Remember.
Every man who has ever been a
child should remember what he was
when a child, what he loved. and how
much he understood. and what he did.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
FaIsehood.

It is more frqp carelessness about
the truth. than from intentional lying
that there Is so much falschood In
the wOrld.-Johnson.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Surely Can Do That.

The boy who hasn't chance to go
through college should make one at
home and go through college books, at
least.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16

Many canarIes Imported.
Permits for the importation Of 127,.
7O8 canaries were issued by the bio
logical survey during the past year.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16
Privilege Of Parents.

It is our privilege as parents to talk
as we please, and to teach our chill.
The Keota news., 1917-02-16

and should remember that his child
is just the same sort Of a child.-Ex-
change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
French Enthusing Over
Americas National Game

AN ATLANTIC PORT. July 2d~-hl"r"n
American army Officers. H"nl"rh OF
1porinl nmrnisnion. Eent To France. ENG
land and Belgium enrly In Jun" hH inr"h-
tigniurs OF army conditions. arrived hero
to-tluy on MI American ntonnhhlp.
Tho officers declined tn may Juri what
their work wnn but Il wnH l"rrn"h they
vlnitod all tho commands on Tho Western
front and shrnpnol rrnrrrh ni""l helmets
which thoy brought hnrk na r"uv"nirn.
nupportod thoir ndminniun TINT they had
boon undor flrc
Tho work for which they w"r" Ront
abroad whn cunplntOd when th" firnt
Nnihchmcntr OF tho American tr"nrH mr.
rtvod In Franco. They confirmed rnhls
reports Of tho cnthuHlnnn with which
tho American snldIcrH wrro received by
tho Frsnoh people mud ns on" officer OK
prsEnod II:
wv arc mighty proud Of tn" why our
boys sizod up RlongHidH tho SoldlsrH of
whom thoy nro now allies"
Tho Tronch people arc wonderfully
impressed with the American KRne OF
baseball" tho officer said They see
In II something moro than snort and tho
almost unanimous expression IL that the
way thoy cnn throw baseball will make
them great fighters when II comes to
hurting hand grenndeH In close tronch
wRFfArN"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
AQUATIC MEET AT
THE PARK POSTPONED
Uhsn plunsIip Dlslha shh n~i""ihd
Onni.sL VIII not n. nsid
UaIII August

.uwInr e., nj rrrIl,. tijuana - l"'""n
,i,lTfIlhr nr '!IIfIiIhr A. t',n"'i. L."
po.r 81 Whu.Itur I."'k VII" ~"" !"
la, oL Iu .n rI.,rni", n'"i,l"nI, ~" 'h"i"-
,,tnnrhIr rrlrr,ulur nn,l lIrimr '"ni"ni"
Which ,vn,,, /" i"," Inh"n rl""e IN W."
rnrh awI,u,uIup lrr"I Friday nnd H"'ut-
dny IuIy ~ nuh ~ hrv" boon r"al-
pnn"d
The newly "rgnnizczd Wheeling Fntk
Swimming rluh which is connected Win
tho hInnicur hihIrtIr linton "r hn"rlrn.
had undo rNi"nrIvn preparations fur
ihIh "v"ri hut m Mr. tirifflihR has
Inkrn yrraI interest In tho nfrnir. II Inns
hrrn deemed nhvisnh" to pnatpnnc 1t
until August 2I md 2h In th"S" con
tests will h" nnt"d swimmers from Phil
nd"Iphin. ritisburE und mnny other
cities.
II liz also desired to hive local con-
,cs,nmta. Entry hlnnksk may u" had on
application TO the swimming club. Gold.
xlIvrr and hrnnz" medals VIII be
awarded to winners I'm the various
events.
Some Of the prominent swimmers who
nrc cxnrrtrd h1rn are Miss Olga pnrfn"r
Of Philadelphia. tn" worlds champion
amateur Splinter: Miss rlarn GallIgnn Of
New YORK. who holds tho lon. distance
md middl" championship Of the United
qlntrs; Miss Rcasir Ryan nf Ihllndcl-
rhin II runnnrur 10 Miss D"rfnnr
Miss Flurrnrc Mclaughlin worl'ls
grrntrAt hIvrnilr diver md swimmer
who nnw holds NIL wnrld'r r"c0rhH from
30 yards to 10 miles for EfrIa under II
y"nrs nr ny. viii l." here Miha Helen
I'nnnypark~r of philadelphia. middle At
ihniit' riInnpImn diver. Will tnkn phrt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
W. v u Gridiron Stars
Not Taken in the Draft
Special Dispatch TO the lntellilrnc-r.
MORO \ NTnWN INV 81

Special Dispatch 10 the lnteQ,IIcrr.
MORGANTOWN. July 23.--Whilc the
general effect OF the draft on the ranks
or the athletes at West Virginia univer-
sity who have not already volunteered
or Joined the Officers Training camps
will not be known for some time II is
now known that the two men who are
looked upon as the nucleus Of The back
field and. IN fact Ar the nucleus OF the
whole team win not be included In the
rnsi call. This refers 10 Errett itudg
urs tie star rullhnck and nip" King
the other star hnckfirlG lnnn who play
ell at halfburk last yuhr.
la Tho draw The registration number
which hnL ho1u hrrin nch IL n"dHcIs la
Ihln diaItIGl 'ninr 'ntI wiiuu ihr tlhDIh
number VSn1 draw, fi''i. The Wheel Ia
n1In,inh az iI," I"g isIInilnu la Ihin ,'iii
~ ia nnIy "bnui aGbn II,ir Iu""ns Ilnl
it"huoi1 ninudn an nI',,i tho "u" II..t
ranhIlt mun l." ~ fI"Iu M"u"t,raiia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
WHITE SOX INCREASE
THEIR LEAD OVER THE
WORLDS CHAMPIONS

CHICAGO. July 23-ChicaKo Increased
its lead over Boston to-day to four and
one-half games by winning the final
rane OF tho series to J. The visitors
started their invasion OF tho west hale
Game In the lead. but lost ten games.
won six and tied ono. In the series with
the. locals they lost three. won one and
tied one.
Great fielding behind Williams was
one Of the factors in saving the game
for Chicago to-day. After the locals had
taken an early lead by punching hits
of Shore. and Williams ensed up and
was batted freely. but the work OF Can
dill, Weaver, Schalk and Leibold enabled
him to pull through until the eighth.
He Eave way TO Cicotte. when the bases
were filled and Manager Barry began
inserting pinch httters. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24

county ON the first rnll lob men are
To b. called. md II IL csiinhtrd that IL
Will take about 40 men I" max" up
each Increment nf the mrmy cnllcH. ~"
Tint Rodgers will prnbnhly not b" called
TN either on thu thirn or fourth chli.
This probably means that II" VIII Dc
free for as much ns. tw" years Yet
RIP" King was even NOR" tortuhhl"
than Rodgers NJ his number did moi
come out till IN the IhSGth draw. 20
that he stands as nbdnt the two thou
sandth man in Munongnlta county ana
probably not he called Till on the fourth
or fIfih rull.
It Is known :huI lfailry. the center.
md II number Of others counted on
strongly FOR the team this year were
not within The draft hH" limits hhd are
certain to he available for The team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
fo-dAy'B Qame1
None scheduled.
A. C. TO PLAY
CLARkSBURG SUNDAY

, The Hcllnlre Central a. &. Is 10 go
to ClnrkshurR Sunday To m"ct 'n'
CInrk.burg club Both OF these i""thH
nrc pretty strong NIL around. and on"
OF tho bloodlost battles OF tho season
is anticipated.
Following arc tn" Bollnirn boys VINO
Will make the trip: Long. kano. foss'
Hudson. Tobin. Upprrmnn. Muidoon'
Jarrett Snivcly. Wayne. Lee and hoV-
crnl fans.
The Central \. C.'s will probably play
tho Wcllshurg team Saturday Mt Wells
burg and good gnrne Is expected TO
take place there. Tho 6. y. G. reports
several open dates during tho month
Of August. and any strong team In tho
valley who would desire a game Mt
that time is requested to call 70-J.
National phone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
TOOK ORANGE AND won.

ROsTON. July an with Iw" out ma
tho bases full In tho lnHt Of III" 'hlr-
tecnth inning today. Marnnvill" took n
chance on Kclly'H nv out I" Mann In
short loft ncld. mud Hc"r"d tho run.
that won tho game for nnston over
Chicago, 2 to ;. II VIVA tho sixth con
socutivo Boston victory over Mitchelfs
team.
Rudolph weakened md waa relieved
nv Nchf. who !. officially credited with
tho victory.
Ed walah, formerly of the Chicago
Americans. Joined Boston today. Score:
u. II. T..
Chicago ..oo0oon1OlO o. o.
Ro.ton OOI1OO0 ID .
Douglas. Carter and Wilson: Dilhoe-
for Rudolph, Nehf and TraBrcsscr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24

ing with friends and relatives In eiiA.
section Of tho city. u
Miss Clnrn FurDcc. Of South ChnS-
line street liz visiting with relatives -
tho Moundsville cAmp groundA ~.
N. Mccormick. OF Twcnty-nintn
street, will undergo an operation nj tho
North Wheeling hospital today.
Mrs. George Voltx. OF South jacob
at rect, Is seriously Ill.
Miss Carrie Bowers. OF Tweney-hr6t
street. Is recovering after An illness q
several days.
Miss Josephine Newell. OF caldwelrs
Run Is visiting with relatives n ClarkS-
burg.
Miss Hazel woodburn. OF Glendale.
Is the guest Of Miss Vera Wilton, OF
jacob street.
Harold Rider, Of Merritt street, spent
Yesterday with friends at MnuDdsvllls.
Misses Emma and Grace White. OF
Water street. arc visiting with rritnds
aL Wnrwo0d.
Miss Bnairico Veochione. or Beiiairs,
1, Visiting Ia thia section of tho city,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
TOURNEY POSTPONED.

CHARLESTON W. Va. July 23.-The
executive committee OF the Womens
West Virginia G!lf Association to-day
sent out the following communication:
Owing to the fact that most "t the
members OF tho Womens West Virginia
Golf Association ar. engaged this year
In Red Cross and other relief work. tho
executive committee has decided to post
pono the annual tournament until next
year
Tho tournament was to hnve boon
hold hcrS In August
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24

Two base hits-RFelsch. Scott. Walsh.
Three base hlt&-Felsch.
Stolen bases-E. Collins. Weaver.
Double plays-Gandill (unaSsisted):
Thomas to Gardner.
Left on baSes-Chirago. !: Boston. 0.
Base on balls-Ott Williams. 3: Off
Shore. ..
Hits and earned runs-Off Shore. hits
g. ruAs s. In 6 innings: off Williams.
hits 9. runs ;. in : 30 innings: Off Jones.
hits 0. runs. 0. In inning: off Clcotte.
hits |. runs o. in l3 innings
Hit by pitcher-By Williams Gard
ner).
Struck out-By Shore. |: by Wilt
iams 5: by Cicotte. |. Wild pitch
Shore. Cmp!rcs-Dnccn and O'Lough-
lin. Time hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
Now Is Good Time
To Treat Your Catarrh

searches out the germs OF catarrb
which infest your blood. and chases
them entirely out Of your system. 1t
Is by far the most satisfactory treat
ment for the disease. because IL
reaches down To rs very rootA ana
gets at the cause. Write Today for
full Information and expert medical
advice regarding tho treatment OF your
own cane Take advantage or lhla
chanca today. Address Hwirt Specific
Co. Dept orr. Atlanta. ia.
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MATTY'S RED LEGS
TAKE THEIR FOURTH
FROM BROOKLyNS

BROOKLYN. July "3.--Cinc'nhau
made II four straigt from Br""klSh.
uutpinyiug The NntIona! League chnin-
pions at every puIn today and winning
to = Gruh. knpf ami Ruush mace
nine or the visitors II hits and scored
MI the runs Toney kept tn" Brooklyn
hits well scattered except in the fourth.
when II pass. Il steal and twn singles
prevented Il shut-out score. Score:
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Mild weather aid treatment.

Don't be misled into thinking that
your catarrh is gone The first touch
OF winter weather will bring II back
with all It's discomfOrts.
But this Is an excellent time To thor
0ughiy cleanse the blood OF the germs
OF caiarrh. and be forever rid or The
troublesninr sprays anu douchcs that
can never cure you
Is . s. The eIr"t blood puiih"f
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South Sido Briefs.

Miss Emmelinc Powell. OF Charleston.
Ii visiting relatives In this section or
the city.
Miss Caroline Meyers. OF Sandu5ky.
is spending n few days with relatives
on Water street.
Miss Mabel Conner or South Eoh
street. tx visiting with relatives at Jer-
scy City.
Miss Nora Hendricks. Of Canton. Is
visiting with relatives on tho South
Side.
Miss RccInan Faust has returned TO
her home on Twent -sccOn street hrter
visiting with rnlntivcr al l'itlsburIh
Miss EliZabnlh Chopper, or hHriset
hhs returned to hGr hniiu after visit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-24
COOPER THE WHOLE
WORKS IN DEFEAT
OF M'GRAW'S GIANTS

NEW YORK. July 2a.-PittSburgn
nosed out the New York Nationals hero
today. / to 0. Cooper had tho bctter
Of Schupp In pitchers buttlc. md Is
only the third pitcher TO shut out the
Giants this season. Cooper also sent
In the only run OF the game with two
base hit in the eighth inning. scoring
w. Wagner. who also had doubled. Alter
Burns. the first Giant up. triplcd. New
York failed to got another runner past
Arst base, Score:
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brother, clunot Bartlett scven-yoar-old
son Of Inmca Bartlett. OF Jacob stroet.
fell and received several scratches
nhnut his fnrc and neck. a numocr
Of people were drawn 10 the Scone. ~
little lntcr the lad laughed at what ne
considered n joke.
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Two base hlts-Btgbce. w. Wagner.
Cooper. Three base hit-Burns. Stolen
hasc-J. Wagner. Double plnys-Dehus.
Mccarthy and J. Wagner: IlcrzoH. H"lke
and Fletcher: Fletcher. Hcrzog ana
Holke: Mccarthy and ]. Wagner. Left
on bases-New York. 3: Pittsburgh. B.
First bnSc on crrorS-PlttShurEh. 1.
Base on halls-Of Schupn. :; on
Cooper. I. Earned runs-OH Schupp. l.
Struck out-By Schupp. A. by Cooper.
3, Umpires-RiGler and Olson. Time