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Why the Five. Have Conc.

Once there lived SINE mIl Ipeople called
elves. Some were az unal a. a chida thumb
aud aoms were a. largs child's hand These
pco'e lived under tie ground aud only came out
A. night 10 help any poor person out OF their
trouhle. They would alwiyS. II possible. stAy out
OF the sight of man
One dsy a nch man asked a tailor to make
aim coat and told him 10 have Il finished by
Sunday. The tailor worked all day and far into
ite night until he fell fast asleep over HE work.
That night the elves came out from their hid.
ing places and worked yesy quietly sViftly and
iuE when the tailor aWoke he found to his acton.
shntnt the coat finished, His wife said II mus,
have btTn tho elWS The next night the wife
rinhcd prAs all over the floor and laid an I'm
hnthed coat on the table. Then ahs hid behind
the door and waited lust N sec what would hap
pcn AZ " a Sudden thole WA a stumbling and
chAterng as all of the little fellows fel over The
leaS, They were - hadb hudse,l and hurt taiat
they never Nopped to see what had happened but
ran out q the door and have never been secn
since Ry ELLA BIELTTH. agOd eleven No i26
Oak Street, NeehAwken Heights, ". j.
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THE EVENING MoRLD,s Kiddie Klub KOrner
Dear Kiddie X ms:

THIS time the girls have come 10
the front as pennant winners
and Klub workers. Below are
the names of some OF our loyal men,
bers, each OF whom has brought hVe
new Kiddle cousins into the ranks OF
our Klub within the past week. They
are:
EMILY WUEST, No. 364 Fourth
Avenue. Long Island City. N. Y.
RITA FOX. No. 263 East One Hun
dred and Forty first Street. City.
FRANCES o'CoNNEIL (six
years), No. 115 Trowbridge Street.
Astoria, l.. l. ,,r,,c,,,
(eleven years.. No. A2 Kingsland
Avenue, Lyndhurst, N. j.
DINAH ERENSKY, No. 462 Geor-
gia Avenue. Brooklyn.
THERESA SCHMIDT (four years),
No. 20 Granite Street, Brooklyn.
ANGELO CURCIO (thirteen), No
a27 East One Hundred and Fifteenth
street, city.
GLADYS CRoDS. Broad Street
Keyport, N. ].
This is the first week that the
number OF girl pennant winners has
been greater than the number OF boy
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GOSSIP.

James Jay Brady will become the
klaw a Erlanger general press
representative Monday.
When Jack osterman makes his
debut on the stage as the waiter In
"Oh, Boy" at Long Branch, Monday,
he will be applauded for the entire
minute by a New York delegation.
Lewis HaAse has been selected by
Klaw & Erlanger TO manage their
Atlanta Theatre, Atlanta, Ga. Before
he assumes his new duties he VIII
potter around Siasconsett awhile.
j. Fred Zimmerman's production OF
"Pals Flrst," with the original cast,
will begin its new season Tuesday
evening at Erie, Pa. II will later 10
10 the Illinois Theatre, Chicago.
II often pays TO be an actor. dc
Wolf Hopper. now cutting up In THE
Passing snow OF 1917" has bought
two water front lots at Douglas
Manor, l.. l., and will build home on
them.
Lawrence Seamon, the actor-c car.
toonist-fllm director. bought new
automobile the other day and then
by a careful system OF calculat tion
managed to bust II into passenger
train.
Nigel Barrie, who used 10 shake q
wicked hoof with Joan Sawyer on tn,
other end of the $3.50. has become {
picture actor. The Famous Players
concern has engaged him TO be lead
ing man for Maggie Clark.
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good and quite, quite quiet,
we will have great, rare
treat" said Bombus to Bob and
Bessie.
Anxious for more knowledge and
adventure, the children were as
noiseless as any two children ever
were.
Nov. II you see bird that IL
nearly all mouth, but has hardly any
bill. that IL WILL" declared the pro-
fessor "He Is the man we are out
TO see tonight. wills mouth Is none
too big though. because he catches
so much food while fying"
1T Is getting so dark that I'm
afraid he will go to bed" said Bess.
"Ah! The darker II gets the bet
ter chance we have OF seeing Willie
flying out for little exercise"
rs WIN his first manner" asked Bob.
mo, II is his last name" Bombus
! replied. whip Poor win is his full
name, and he is very seldom seen by
any one"
ks II mlmicking the professor, a
| shrnl voice In the treetop called
whip Poor VIII! Whip Poor Wllll"
Hear him"
Ssh! To hear n whip Poor viii Is
not so unusual. TO see him Is the
| thing" said Bombus, and reminded
| them again to be quiet. 81 can pic
/ ture him standing on limb length
wise, Just the opposite way to which
most birds perch. Will's feet are
short and broad and his toes do mo-
grip we'll"
| II seems that creatures cannot heal
Bombus's voice II he wishes them no
to. The shape OF the large bird flow
past even as he spoke. II made M
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MOTHER LOOKED SHARPLY AT TIE UNWELcoME VISITORS.

sound because (as they learned later)
his feathers are so soft.
Follow me-" commanded Bombus.
Bob and Bess obeyed
Slowly. silently, carefully they went.
All three kept pace in the gray light.
Morning was coming on,
soon they came upon a mother bird
and two babies nestled close to the
bare ground. Their search was ended.
II was Mamma whip -Poor-W VIII and
her youngstersl
The mother looked sharply at the
unwelcOme visitors. They did not
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Award Winner, July Drawing Contest

OOUSIN MAN HARRISON OF No
1923 Simpson Street. Bronx
who wins the award for the
best drawing by a six-year-old Klub
member has two ambitions, both OF
which he has pictured. When he grows
up. as the first picture shows, he
wishes to join the navy II our coun-
try Is at war, but II we are at peace
he wishes to be a travelling salesman.
as shown in the second picture. He
presents the pictures In this order
because he nlaces natIo''r duty
first as the greater OF his two am
hitiOns. OF course, we hope all the
world viii be enjoying "a lasting peace
by the time Cousin Max grows up,
but II the country calls its young
men again 10 It's colors we know h
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move, but looked back at her quite
as sharply. She became nervous and
excited. All at once she picked up
one of her children and flew away. In
a minute or two she returned and
made off with the other fiedgling.
THAT shows one advantage OF not
having a home" laughed the Profess
sor. The children laughed too.
Suggested by ARVILLA LONG
COR aged eleven, No 10 Main Street
Newton, y. J.
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BEYOND HUMAN CONTROL.
By G M Payne
BY Bud Counihan

"Aw!" cried he for whom the min
istry and confectionery had equal at
fractions, "Yur want to get married"
When the boys had run on, the
girls ambition was confided to her
tavorite aunt IT wouldn't tell thap, "
she said scornfully. They couldn't
understand: but aunty, want 10 bs
Justice OF the Supreme Court. and
her voice became solemn-"beyond
human eontr0l."-ChrIstiap Register.
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ALEREps 10 sIAoG u.

Norworth a shannon have engaged
Julian Alfreds To stage thelf revue
'Odds ana ENDS OF l5I',' Mhich wa
open the new NOrwortn TheAtfe IN
West Forty -eight1 street about Ocl'
10. The director Will begin seiecths
chorus girls Monday morning al thv
Thlrty-ninth street rhcatre. An un-
usual fact In connection with thia
production will be that every SONG
In it says something" In OtnCr
words, there will DO no waste VI either
lyrics or music.
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Earn a Klub Pennant

A TWENTY-FIVE inch felt PEN
~ nant, made in the Klub colors,
blue and gold, and bearing the
kiddle Klub name, will be given free
to every Klub member who secures
Eve new members and to every new
klub member who brings in with
him or her four other new memhers
Six coupons. numbered in rotation,
must be sent with each name, to-
gether with tho signature, age and
address OF each new member, just as
apply for membership.
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"MAYTlME" FOR NEWPORT.

For the nrst time Ia hye years
Newport, Il. l., is 10 nave a Nov
YORK musical attraction curing u
summer season. Ihe last Time such
a thing occurred was when AIRS. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt took the entire
merry Countess" company. tnen
playing at the Casino, 70 Newporl
lor one night. Now another ShuDert
attraction ~ TO 10 there. II Is "May-
Time" due TO 20 INTO the Casino Aug.
~. "Maytime" will play newport
ON Friday and Saturday OF next week.
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rhENRE NOR Iusr "ART."

There will be n private showing OF
decorations at the Lloerty Theatre
the day before IL IN reOpened. Joseph
urban will explain wnat has paintings
mean. A. l.. Erlanger has asked ms
next tenant. Raymond hitchcock, not
70 kid" the decorations as no mas II
from Mr.. UrDan nimself tnat eacn
picture means SOmetnIng.
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children

children were discussing
l what wen do when we get
big" One wanted to be a milk
man and ride around. The second
wanted to ride on freight cars and
make the round things 60" The
third could not decide whether to be
a minister or a, grocer. The fourth
child. a girl OF eleven, did not care to
talL
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About Plays
and Players
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By lBllpE il DlEl

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cooklng 40 thinEa.
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Cousin Eleanor.

l.. S. - VIII Master AUGUST
STBADMAN, whose address was
40 Groshon Avenue, Yonkers. kind
ly notify me as to his present ad-
dress. Master Steadman is one Of
the Outdoorland Contest prize win
ners. The check which was sent
him was returned by the Post Office,
marked mot found" am very
anxious to locate this clever cousin
80 that he may enjoy the prize which
he so fairly won. c. Z.
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Cousin Eleanor's Klub Kolumn

pennant winners. Their majority is
so great that It pretty well evens
things up between them. 1t will be
great fun now to see which will go
ahead. VIII the boys lead next week
as they have done 80 many times
before, or will the girls keep up the
good work which they have started?
| WOndarf
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IHls PART IN DEMAND.

q. Romayne Simmons OF the Shu-
bert forces, is having an awrul tlmo
casting a new musical play. tie en-
gagged eight women for IL the Otner
Jay, and was about to congratulate
himself on his good luck wnen they
All Bwooped down on him and de-
inanded the same role. The seven
who weren't TO have II quilt. and Mr..
simmonds, in his fury, went out and
got an Ice cream soda.
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DAILY IN A Film.

Arnold Daily has signed up with the
Erohman Amusement Company to
act in a Aim version OF Edward Ev-
erett Hale's story, "A Man Without a
Country" OF late years pictures have
treated Mr.. DAILY with much more
consideration than has the spoken
drama.
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Composition Contest
For August

IVT no is your favorite American
. hero and why2

" nero ana WnyT
" The Kiddie Club contest for
August will be to see who can write
the best compositions on the above
subject. with an award OF 81 given TO
each klub Cousin who writes the best
article for his or her age.
Tell who your favorite American
hero Is, why you admire him most
and give the facts OF his life which
seem to you OF greatest interest.
No composition Is to exceed 400
words. Use only one side of the
paper. The contest closes Saturday.
Sept, J, and the first award winning
story win be published Tuesday,
Sept. IL
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A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.

Meyer Cohen, Harry Won Tilzer's
chief aid In the song publishing bust
ness, used TO drive a candy wagon In
san Francisco. lie says the flies were
terrible on hot days.
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BINo!

The Director OF Duplicity and Com
motion for Hitchcock a GOetz states
that the "Hitchy- -koo" field day affair
win positively be held at Long Beach
next Thursday. The bathing suit pa
rade will take place at 4. NJ. Farm
ers are warned 20 hold their horses.
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OutdOOrland
"HOnteIess WiIlies.
,opy night. 1911. by The Press Publishing Co.
lThn New Nofh Errnlna Moridl

CSn BRHAPS II we are all very
good and quite, quite quiet,
we will have a great, rare
treat" said Bombus to Bob and
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"a UlIIHIF0I NHeH HF TWW
F.c. -::E cscs-.uT TREE.
Our family never buys any coal"
How do you get it?"
We live near the railroad AMI
avery day father sends us boys out
70 make faces at the 1remen."
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PA!lA !, C!NCIS 0

Cincinnati. July 29.-Oeschger had
the better OF Schneider in one of the
best pitching duels seen on the local
park this season. Philadelphia winning
10 0. Six hits were made off Oesch-
ger but these were distributed among
as many innings. On the other hand
six hits were made off Schneider but
three OF these came in the fourth inn
ing and accounted for the only run of
he game The run was made when
Stock singled and Cravath doubled.
Score
Philadelphia % $1,000 % o-1-s-2
Cincinnati o 0 0 0 0 0 0-o-6-1
Oesehger and Adams: Schneider and
Wingo.
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EXAMINE SUSPECTS
Stefenson and Johnson
Closely Watched at
Belfast - Find Six
Boxes Cartridges in
Baggage

Bangor. Me, July 2e.-H. NJ B.
Stefansen and H. G. johnson of New
York, who have been under surveil-
lance of the Public Safety committees
of Penobscot and Waldo counties for
several days. went from Searsport TO
Belfast Friday afternoon accompanied
by e. P. Connors, attorney Of the Pen
obscot safety committee At Belfast
they were examined by County Attor-
ney Walter G. Cowan.
They gave personal references in
New York and, pending communica-
ton with these parties, the men were
at Belfast hotel Saturday night,
practically under guard.
A tourist motoring from New York
to Bar HARDER. here Saturday, said he
knew Stefensen was a member of the
Metropolitan Club of New York, and
a former Swedish government Official
He declared that their detention WAS
unWarranted. The tourist refused 10
give his name. His car bore a New
York registration plate, Sc, 7o4.
The manager OF the Bangor House
asked the police TO take charge Of
nearly a ton Of express matter, in
Guiding six boxes of rife cartridges
directed to Stefenson.
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Potato Crop May Not
Reach Expected Estimate

Washington, July 29.-Warning that
this years potato crop might not reacf
the 452,o0e,oeo bushel record production
forecast for 1t because of high prices
and possibility of disease plants, was
issued Saturday by loud Sweet, the
Colorado potato expert c0mmandeereo
by the food administration.
Municipal storages in cities ana
towns are urged by Mr. Sweet TO en-
able the buyer, particularly the poof
buyer. to buy as he needs without
paying tribute to spectators or mid
dlemen WHO control a certain amount
of storage space"
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IAFBBSR 33NHFlkS
Braves BUNCH HITS OFF GOODWIN
AND WIN FROM ST. LOUIS, 3T01

iston here Saturday afternoon to in
a loosely played game Of baseball The
visitors scored FIVE Of their runs on er.
rors by Togus. Keney pitched steaoy
game and kept his hits well scattered al
though he passed Eve and hit one bats
man during the game.
BY fast work the visitors turned in
two double plays, stole seven bases and
held Togus scoreless in four innings.
Lizotte Of Togus and Bethel Of the Row
ers each got pretty double. The score;
TOGUS.
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Cooling Peppermint F2avor

were under tree in the pasture. TIE
family experienced a series Of effects
from the lightning, as Mr.. Gould, who
was helping a neighbor get In hay and
had just come into the barn was rem
dered mementarily unconscious from q
holt Of lightning and apparently the
same bolt that killed his cows at some
distance. Mrs. Gould took down the
telephone receiver to answer a call
and received severe shock from
which she had not fully recovered
Saturday morning.
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BATTERY E
Continued from Page One)

Meader and members Of the city gov
eminent and a large number of citi-
zens, with City Marshal Finnemore
and a platoon o fpoliee at the head,
the procession moved up Main street
to College avenue to the station where
the men were allowed to fall out to
say goodbye to the members of their
families and friends.
The hand remained at the platform
and played number Of selections
while waiting for the train. The boys
all went away with smile on their
faces but there were many Of the rela.
tives who could not restrain a few
tears. Three rousing cheers were Civ
en- the members of the battery as the
tain pulled ont Of the station. Wa
terville furnished % men to the bat
terry and they are looking forward to
some strenuous training when they get
into camp.
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Kalamazoo, Mich. July 29.-The fea-
ture Of the four day meeting of Grand
Circuit races at Kalamazoo, which will
begin Tuesday. will be the $4,000 pa
per mills stake to be held Wednesday.
Busys Lassie and AL Mac, which put
d hot contest for the NJ and NJ stake
at Detroit last week, are entered with
q field Of about % for this event, which
is for trotters in the 2.08 class.
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SENATORS 9, CLEVELAND 5

Cleveland. July 99.-Cleveland lost
TO Washington here this afternoon Q
10 S. II was a smuggling match. IL of
the 20 hits being for extra bases. Wal
ter Johnson pitched n good game and
helped the scoring along by hitting
out three doubles. Graney made a
rome run. Lambeth started for Cleve-
land. but the first two men up hit
triples and he was taken out Coumbe
was touched for four hits in the fifth
inning when five runs were made
Johnson eased up the last two innings
and let Cleveland score four runs.
Washington 3 0 0 0 5 90 1-s-1s-l
Cleveland 30 0 0 0 . e-5-10-1
Johnson and Ainsmith, Lambeth
Coumhe. Gould and Billings.
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BURLEIGH BATTERY
IN QUARTERS ON
COLLEGE CAMPUS.

Brunswick. Me, July 2e.-(SpeeiaD-
Battery E of the First Maine Heavy
Artillery, better known as the Edwin
c. Burleigh battery, arrived in Bruins
wick at 115o this noon. the train be-
ing half an hour late.
Immediately upon their arrival. the
men were marched TO the Bowdoin
College campus and were assigned
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St. Louis, July 2s.-Boston punched
hits off Goodwin in the first and sixth
innings toay and won from St. Louis
3 to /. A single by Bethel, Kelly's err
ror, an out, and Hornsby's sacrifice
fly gave St. Louis its only run. Boston
got one in the first on two singles anG
a stolen base. In the sixth Powell hit
to Baird who threw the tall over
Paulett's head, Powell reaching third
He scored when Rehg tripled. Rehg
scored on a single by Kelly. Score:
BOSTON,
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BOXING NOTES

The top-liners at the Boston Arena
for Tuesday night Of this week will be
Irish Patsy Cline OF New York City
are Finnev Boyle of Lowell, Mass,
Young Buckley OF South Boston and
Al Gerard Of Boston. will open the
program. followed by Butch O'Hagan
and Marty Farrell. both Of New York
and Tommy O'Toole Of South Boston
and Eddie Barcclli Of Quincy.
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NATIONAL HOME

officer Of the day, Capt, Charles
McCulloch.
The funeral of the late George Will
son was held from the Home chapel
at A. NJ. Saturday, Rev. c. II. Tenn
pie officiating.
Mrs. Mary Thorne Of Somerville and
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Bolster of Pitts
field. Mass, are visiting their father,
Theodore F. Wheeler.
The picture program for this week
will be: w. S. Hart in The Devils
Double" and Miss Fay Tincher in
The Lady Drummer" for Tuesday,
and Miss Beverley Bayne and Francis
X. Bushman in "Pennington's Choice"
Travelogue and a Drew comedy,
Their Divorce" for Friday.
John Looney. late Co. I, 4th Mass.
II. A.. has been taken up. T. A. P.
awaiting admission to the Home.
Burroughs were granted Saturday to
James F, kearns to Boston and Will
fred Langley TO Bath.
Rev. c. H. Temple has been granted
four weeks leave OF absence which
ne VIII pass at his old home in Hins-
dale \. II. Next Sunday, Rev. Roland
feacock. a grandson of Henry Pea
COCK member Of the Branch, will
speak to the veterans and the next
three Sundays Rev. f. W. Webber of
Hallowell will preach.
Cleophas Forte, late 18th T. 8 Inf.
marx MCNEIL, late Co. f, 1st r. l..
mn Albert j. Smith. late Co. l.. Y.
> Cav, and Michael Sweeney, late Co.
- eth Mass. Inf, have been dropped
from the rolls Of the Branch.
Inc fine Sunday concert was large
~ attended and thoroughly enioved
me cornet solo, "Honcysuckle Polka.
was pleasingly rendered by Paul Dros-
sci,
Dana Gould Of Milo is the guest of
his brother, Harry NJ. Gould. CHIEF
clerk in the Quartermaster denart-
ment.
DR. John c. Bird assistant surgeon
o'h class, at the Danville Branch, has
peen appointed surgeon at this
Branch, to date from Aug. /, 1917.
Or Melamid Ovidiu, assistant sur
geon. 9Th class is promoted to sth
| classs TO date from Aug. /. 1917. vice
Dr' Henry P. Dulaney, appointed sur
eeon OF the Pacific Branch.
| br' Robert W. Whitford. assistant
surgeon. 4th class, is promoted to 9Th
Grass vice DR.. Melamid Ovidiu. pro-
| NOTED.
The medical staff will rank as fol-
lows Major John c. Bird. surgeon:
captain Melamid Ovidiu, senior as
slstant surgeon; Lieut. Robert w.
| Whitford, second assistant surgeon.
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KING GEORGE VISITS
AMERICAN ENGINEERS

London. July 9.-king George, accom-
panied by Queen Mary and Princess Ma
'ry. yesterday went by motor to the BOZ.
den camp and inspected the regiment o.
American engineers quartered al the GUY
lying camps. His Majesty was delish'
ed with the soldierly appearance Of ths
men.
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Chicago, July 29.-Walter Ruether,
the hard hitting loft handed pitcher
with the Chicago Nationals. left to-
night 70 join the Cincinnati club, to
which he was released for the waiver
price. Ruether, who came from the
Pacific Coast League. has not been
pitching in good form since early in
the season.
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N. n. Guardsman Drowned

Concord. y. H. July 2s-Charies
Russell Of Keene, private Of Co u,
New Hampshire National Guard, "a'
drowned while bathing in the MeTr
mae river here today. His comrade'
were unable to 20 to his rescue in TINS
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing
SATURDAYS Games

Washington S. Cleveland 40 innings
Detroit & Philadelphia 3 tfrs: game);
re,rnit {. Philadelphia 4 second game.
New York :. Chicago rfrst game;
New York 4 Chicago second samel.
Boston ; s. Louis . Chrst game IL in
rings. Bosom ,, g. Louis Second
gams)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing
Saturdays Games

Brooklyn 6 Pittsburg tfrst game);
Erooklyr 4 Pittsburg (secoud game).
Philadelphia s. Cincinnati 30 innings
Chicago s New YORK :.
s., Louis z, Boston l.
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were in attendance at the Oakland
Wilton ball game Saturday, but their
roofing failed to help the Wilton
players win.
The Misses Ferne Bickford and Hell
en- Blaisdell passed Sunday at Old
Orchard.
Merle Beverage, Floyd Spiller and
Harley MARS passed Sunday at a cot
tage on McGrath Pond.