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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24
s0UELCHING THE PROPAGANDIsT

behind the the
designed ennbarrass the hamper
Red Cross families of soldiers have
maintained position the community through the authorities being
directly the The propagandsts have
fhoods the working people, the loyal and
they done it in such apparently to block the
trail followed by those who would apprehend Them
propagandss want publicity not printed publicity for them
selves but publicity for their asehoods For them
selves thew desire their protection AS long the origin
definitely determined its creator reasonably safe
Therefore, Of all loyal citizens promptly to
furnish soyal that
notice retailing faehod whether food the
Red the should at notify someone
position public facts The columns Of this newspaper
publicity
not want Publication paeed the truth taking the
sting from the telephone neighbohood
reader appearo be
thing that the loyalty of the workers.
that information red Journal the effect Of
preventing undong great amount of harmHarvey Journal
THE DIGNITY SENATE ,s5 x
The parliamentary the august assembly
fine airing day last week. Senator wms
asked to have extracts inserted the Record but b
will stand here my place will take about three
Then there was regular ORDER deprive Senator Williams
of the floor he remarked:
do not know Of any rule tried find
rule very many could shut senator off from talking
when he wanted think would valuable the
find rule Of that sort but have never discovered
think there rule Of that sort; and am 70
made martyr rule of that sort be established
shall be very glad of it. i -44.8
the chair was not in order
Mr. professed both his establishment and his pleasure = nave
been waiting for that at somewhere
might be short from talking But h
senate, it. had won only temporary respite
Later on when got morning hour shall assume
the floor once more believe that the senator
from Utah off talking indefinitely ndescribaby
oshly otherwise please other senator's h. done
from time mmemoria 32as ss{a4SS as
eover Ne carried out his threat reading commenting
newspaper clippings gusto the and still
ssst efficiency Of the senate meNw York Evening Post
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24
THAT July FOURTH SHOW

At last accounts the off in
the Minneapolis The will have seating
cumps willing up their money
to see lOround boxing contest
Willard get $75o Fulton s2oo but have already
the ought get so per cent war tax on the total
receipts. .ooo
undoubtedly $4,000 fellows
II this country who "easy picking
For that feeling take another Liberty bond
81 am presidency" Roosevelt No. not this
presdncy-but the next. ..-
Save food and buy bonds begin
off for the British and French!
An be found their killing of the
children. They may be preparing for another war;
estimates John Rockefeers wealth at 2o
much keep such reckless spendtft going
Dan oeary the once famous pedestrian planning
in mullins and milk the The gtton!
About two million reaching the u S. treasury from
sales And the children raising most of it, bless
their hearts! .~<~~;0 ss-.. f. -: 49,
"A girl in our negborhood conserving with writes
veil out of pair Of silk stockings and made pair
of silk stockings out of her old wells" 49, ,
baseball have raised the price OF peanuts ~
cents this will the fans the trouble
u looking after the s cents change
commander charge the long Hun
st his post " #.-i@s. .f.s, q
sH.s carefully upon asked lieutenant
IA VT residence section the reply
u kFiae md children first. Fret" H #&
has ths y, Charles A.d pastor Trinity = Church was
~ sermon morning there came 70 his home new
Neo9 S1ljstt Safday a4he Privileges "
Denver tCeL) Rocky nctntain News ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

r. An idea of German preparation be found in their
Paris children They may be preparing for another war
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

April showers wasb and clean old
Mother Earth of Winters germs and
impurities. HOLSTERS ROCKY Noun
tain Tea does the same thing for your
stomach, bowels. blood purtfies'
cleans yo, through and through, 2
thorough Spring remedy. 35c. Tea OF
/ Tablets. Breslow'a. 80, !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

Save and buy bonds if the will begin for US WI
off for the British and French!
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

financial paper estimates John D. Rockefelers wealth at
600 That isn't any too keep such reckless spendhrft
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

Dan Oeary the famous pedestrian planning to walk
in % DAYS. eating bran mullins and milk the TIL
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24
Coming to
Bismarck e ::
Dr.me|Ienthin
SPECIALIST
For His Sixth Year in North d.
49, i, kota r.
DOES NOT USE SURGERY

Will be at
M'KENZIE HOTEL
Wednesday and Thursday, May IL.
Office hours 9 q. m. to 1 p. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

81 am interested in the presidency T. Roosevelt
presidency-but the next 1850
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

London, April 24.-The British
gained ground today east OF Robecq
according to Field Marshal Hatg's re
port tonight, and improved their posi-
ton around Meteren. Numerous pris
Oners were captured.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-24

About two million dollars day reaching the U. S. tt
sales War Savings Stamps And the children are raising mos
their hearts,! ~": ~ f. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
RECRUITING NOTES

There w"rr only thrr" applicants nj
The local recruiting stations ycSt"rdhH'
all rf which w"r,. AT IN" Marin" office.
Thnsr accepted by Private Sn"drk"r
were: Harold Dial" Peter, or N"!is-
hurg. Gcnrg, cooper nar". Of Wells
hurg AMI -" Joseph Fry. If cameron.
There will also h" ~" lads 10 l"av" f"r
Tiiislursh this morning from IN" "l :
flee. They ar" 'i'"rE' Lyndon ni il"'-
lulay's t'ovr. a',h Homer 'Irrk t"''"h'
rf Wnrn0Ck. ohio.
Mate Whistler. nf tn" Navy recruiting
station. sent five lads away yesterday
for their final examination. They Wcr'
Halle II. Meyers. Wheeling: John W.
IIiil. Of Struhnnvillc Ohio: Manuel BOW
zas nf Wheeling. E0Stantin"s t"sthS:
al; Wheeling: John Pivir"tt". "t l.hll"r-
~: Ohio.
s new lot nf posters and calendars
w"rr received yesterday n III" Marin"
office ry prIynt" S1lrdrk"r. Anyone
wishing = marin" rairndar may Sccur"
ono ut tn" office. 80 ll"n Market
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
G0lF CHAMPIONS LINED Up IN
TOURNAMENT To OPEN TODAY

J. B. Baum. 1S4. vs. E D. Adams. 1S6.
J. D. Nerrirnan. $50. VS.. y. s. PAUL,
lss.
K. Z. Throp. 1s4. VS.. C. T Watson.
Of t'airTnont. 1S3.
J. J.. ConiT. ISL. VS.. J. S. Gibbs. Jr.
1S3.
B. ". Hildreth. 1S6. VS., W. Gcrwig. of
Parkersburg. Isl.
Third Flight.
T. II. Pollock, ~. w. F. e. Arm
brustcr. 49,.
II. +. Behrcns. COG. VS.. c. T. Wilson.
lSa
J. S. Gibbs. ST.. 1e5. vs. w H Alb
bott l95.
J. y. Miller. lac. vs. ". J. Norris, of
Parkersh&rc. l'S.
- :. Mcclure. lol. W.. Charles Fceny.
1876.
. W. \. Vance. Of Clarksburs. 1ss. VS..
w. Bates. @04.
Joseph speidel. 49,. VS.. A \. Wilson.
100.
.Nlfred Brady. 214. rs. r. vinson- Of
Huntington. 19i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
TRIES
FERR|ANS AGAIN
RITTER RIVALS CLASH AT LEAGUE
PARK NEXT SUNDAY IN SECOND
GAME OF SERIES.
Both Will Be On Edge For Victory
For Ferry VIII Practically Ctucn
Tho Title,

In he city Of Martins Ferry next
Sunday afternoon the many baseball
bugs will have. the opportunity OF seeing
an attraction of the big league variety
besides one which will command unus-
ual interest the valley over Ferry vs..
Brllairc. These biltcrcst Of rivals VIII
come together once moro in a vninlcsS
effort 10 secure the jump and be return
I'd tho victors. Already Forty has the
big one added to the list having defeat-
cd Ecllaire on her home lot last sunday
while playing In home territory this
week the boys are doubly confident
All that saw the big league game at
RcIlair, last Sunday were somewhat
disappointed over the poor unexpected
rcycrS, of the mighty BoIlaire club: for
Tho l,ovs IN until this time had been
going great guns and compiled n tempt
inc record. Eellairc had beaten both
WASHINGTON and Dcnnison while Ferry
lied the former and lest to the latter at
League Park several weeks ago. Noel
was rx nrCi,., to turn the trick but poor
support proved his undoinc. Rellaira
lacked IN" hitting power and fell easy
victims to the slantS Of Jack Nelly.
Tic hov that has not lost u game for
Ferry this season.
Martins Ferry did wei! last sunday
while il made tho third successive shut
out over Rcllairc this season and with
tho next game at League Park with me
mighty "Cy" Morgan on the rubber. It
should DO another victory and step to-
wards The toy of The ladder. Manager
I'rvscrk will work his hogs hard this
wei and not allow them to get over
confident for he expects Rcllafre TO
spr;n.- a big surprise Hs she has done. IN
orncr years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
AMATEUR CLUBS ARE
SPRINGING UP NOW

Unexpectedly many amateur clubs
hay. turn"i up during :hn past week
and .jch; now there urp"ars to he an
abundance Of teams III this vicinity. On
this side Of the river can hc found
som" neat iictlc organizations. while
E.Ilalrc. Martins Ferry. Turkrili". Con-
n"rsviIt,. Dill"nvale. E"nword. Eayland.
Warwn"d. N"f:S and others "f this ricl-
nifty htv.. teams in the field and are
pla yiuE regularly.
Wh",iing now boasts uf a dandy col
lection If youngsters and tho boys are
doing excellent work. ono gam" resulted
in a fourteen inning battle last Sunday.
Will" ~: r''innin"cr wrr" holly contest
ID indicating tn" "!"nn"sS IN ability.
Tn" Srngl..s. Yankees. l!au"rS, M;dI' =.
Tubs. M"zrrt Ma~k& and others ar"
SOM" "f IN" local combinations.
Nn"t!r.r hig t,a;ur" "t tn" 'nastinr
in this city is n" newly formed twilight
haSchail lrii!;L" at th" various play
grounds .it! games ar" played "m
TUESDAYS and Thursdays and H." league
is r-nviu- 4 llS. tr";t. for tn" h".S and
all look forward {" IN" games III -.
.-..nrncS Tho leam$ comprising ih!~
'l.acr!a arc III" Invin"ihl"S. EarIiSI'rS.
lily Railways HnL III" II. y. - and
r,rrIch credit Of tic success should To-
gwen Pref y . .tndr rs"n VIII" h.,EHl's;
:hn G"SiiuicS If tn" play grounds. ais"
t.rrr- a;nl"tic director IF the various
s,.l"nlS "t thH city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
.BELLAIRE WILL NOT
PLAY THE BAUERS

Another contest which has h"cn cr"-
atiur vall-y-wldr attention has been
,%lr..ilrd by tn" Ohm club iair last rv-
.n.n.;. Nj know that tn speedy liau"rs
club was tn play Hcllairr next SUNDAY
nj In. over the river city and many
had made preparations tn tax" IN me
exhibition. whri" :, was being looked
forward Ia hy tn" entire local "rE:,niHa-
ton II IS with murE rr%r"i that tho
battle hes been c.lil..h off for ii will NOT
L." until August fourth that III" locals
vii hay" anuth"r opening.
The management Of IN" local team has
secured IN" speedy Washington team
for Il return gam" at th- Tunnel Green
SUNDAY. list. This contest IS The talk
Of tho town for all that SAW tho Penn
sylyanii boys perform contend that 1t
* 4 first class organization ami thAl the
lsalIrrs will mol stand IN" rnCr. MANY
h.r hard games har" h""m arranged.
making Tho Srhrdul" coinii"ir until
August RnIlair" offered the locals
July list huI they would nnl cancel
with Washington to accommodate mo
,'i.n" ~" EVER boys.
Already :h,. officials of tho local club
nrc making changes IN thr lineup. for Il
* feared that The T"Xt big call Will
raE,. several Of ~" boys from III" line
M. Il is almost certain that twn Will
-, aud tor this r,;.s;uU several now IN" !
ar" hcIng sought. Bill Jarvis. ono If
ihr cla$sj"St little Caich"rS III the ONO
valley. formerly with III" HON" club.
nnl III" sp""dy Bcnwunh Il. Il q. nine
Will H., adh"d ~ the FOSTER. This lad
j. under the draft aS" and is we'll known
a. w"Il IA q classy little receiver. y
now pitcher AMI nutfi"idrr will also I've
on deck for III" next game.
Ii WAS announced last evening that the
Blu,r r. had no game ~ yrt for next
s;unda, II" locals hav" won ten and
i1SI lwt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
CROWDS THR0NC
To CHAUT .AUQUA
Third Day Is Featured by Five Well
Attended Sessions.

The Wheeling ChautauQua closed the
third day OF it's weeks program Inst
night with nm rntrrtanmrnt 10y the In
dian Princess WatHhwasSo. Many pep
pie considered II the hest day yet.
There were five different sessions
during tho day. Twv for children and
three for everybody. The children Mt
S:3n A. NJ. under the direction Of Miss
YuIIni; and about TWO hundred young
stcrs wrr" there ready for anything mat
might happen. They arc In give 4
pageant Friday night. :" that most or
their period WAS taken. UP with giving
nul the parts and learning the rrellm-
mary drills. Miss i"ung and her as
S;s;anis had their hands full with m"
rrnwd, At ten o'clock ". II. Spence
was introduced by T.. Landau and gar'
lh- first Of his lectures TN tho great
books uf tho war. These morning huur
lectures ar" the educational features 81
the rhauiauQua. At tire" O'Clock the An
toni" Sala company treated the .nudl"nc"
,n some good Spanish muSic--thc Kind
that caused tn" King -: Spain Ia dcE-
nrnIr Mr. SA!a for his skill IN paying
,h. cello. Mr. Sr"nc" then l"riur'Ht On
The Cross and Thu Flag, showing no"
religion and patr!"tiSm should (" t"-
crthrr
In IN, evening the Sala company
rovr another half hour ri music. and
III. Indian Princess WatahwaSSo; t"ld
The story nj hrr people. No neticr
speaker has yet hc"n ON IN" platform
than This Indian girl. Although luli
hlnndrd Indian she is finely educated
and uses thu very choicest language
rho audience sat with wrart attention
as she d"srrilcd tho Indian customs ana
legends. sung tLcir songs ana dance"
;hnir dances. Sho was dressed IN IN
dian costume and gave n fine portray
al of Tho ideas al vanishing race.
During the afternoon lecture P'r'ou
;h, children wrr, entertained win S'or-
los los Miss Young. win" IL showing heF-
self Il master story teller.
Today Another Full Day.
Tho program will h"g!n Win = session
for the children n $50 y. NJ. MI
cncnr, vii! lecture ~ loon.
Al three the musical prelude VIII D."
given hv james E.l"h" Fldd"S. scotch
Tenor. accompanied by Miss l.cho!"
iIurd after which MISS Gay T"nnia
MncI.arrn will CIV" h'r play "FrlrnHlF
Turnirs.' Miss Macl.rrrn IS n versa
lilo artist who takes all tn" characters
Of a,cast and passes Instantly from one
t. tho other.
Miss Young will tell stories t" the
children Al $40.
Tn. evening lrrtur" Will b" given ny
Harry FnrIrman. "f Chicago. ~ EA' .
Hing gun orator" "Th" filly sunday ~
BUSINESS"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
QUALIFICATION B o Q n D WiHh
Held YESTERDAY AT CooN-
rEY CLUE COURSE.
Drawing Of Contestants for fIas1ns
Opponents Made Last Evening.

Fi<,y-,wo O. the best golf players OF
THE civ and other parts Of the state
lined IN Yesterday on the Country ciuo
links in ~: qualification rounds l0V st's
state tournament. which opens Today,
80 rom Yesterdays matches unusual
scores may Dc expected a9 t'''''
showed unusual sc!m.
I, qualifying for the drst night
Iuii,:s Pollock. former state champion.
mad. IN. l"w mark If IL Tor the 30
~ les and W. r. E;ownd cam" IN Secc'iN
With ij4 C;eorc: Hewitt. present Sta'e
cham pion. played at 49,. 49,.
One Of tho dlsap:"intmencS ~ 90"
,,,ii.,cation was g. =. Watson OF Par
kcrshurr. VIII" was r!aEinS 'hr ''"'.' -.,
usual form. and landed in the Secono
c;,.ht tIis ecor.. Was i>%. Mr.. Nat-
go, ,re. with unusual hard luck anu
=. e,.cr.. NAV was met with n:w dltH-
" p Wilson. who played in the sec.
ond flight. e,iuall"d the 7h"n"'n,ha'
ol,yinc 0t J. !. t"uiT Of recent E;''n''
making The difficult s"r"nt""h'a !'''' III
nu,, stroke. m;,k!uS III" second tH''' TINS
feat has h""n a"""nHi'Sh'" th'S
Owe Of ,h. peculiar features -: III"
,.; <o- o,-,r"rs was that Julius
pollock former champion. Is pittef 20
,,.x AGAINST G"org" Hewitt. the pres
ent :itlc holder.
Tho hrs, dav % n" tournament
n-nv.d \ ye-v good or. N7;i" not 10"
warr; Il Was cool enough Tor comfort
snd hero vas a !arcc crowd present ["
watch tho contests. ~
Interest IN Frida%S :na.cH continues
- row and a record! akirC attend
.. =, ,o,,.sI COR "'hick'' F>vaas an!
"Tocl." Hutchinson arr expected {" ar
49,. ,,.i.i,i, :, c.w days - b" ready for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
What Is Rheumatism?
Why Suffer From 1t?

aAd oint!nrnlS. II is important that
you rid yourself Of rniS terrible dls'
case before it goes too far. :. ). 5.
is the blood purifier that has Stood
the re-, OF time having been in CON
slant use for .,orc than fifty years.
II will do for y0u what ii has done
for thousands of others. drive Inc
rheumatic uni:unS ont Oi your blood
making it pure and strong and en-
abIinc il To make YOU vol. :. =. ;.
is guaranteed purely vecrtdolc' II
will do the worK and not Marin 'i'
most delicate stomach.
Write the LhySjcian OF TINS COM
nanv ana H., him advise with YOU
Advi-> is furnr led without charge
Address Swift Specific Company
435 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
WON UPHILL GAME.

HEW YORK. July S.---N"W FORK won
-, rrL;ll ran,o from Chicago hero %
d,v IN .,ho nInth inning. s 10 j. tn"
yorL.ccs ti,d tho score in IN" eighth
inning. making three runs AFTER '"'
mrn had been retired. IN hitS ny lr''''
ripp and l!odl". and AN error ny Mnr
nhy. In III" ninth Finn"TAn was MT an"
took SECOND when Gilh""i"H receive" Il
h,sc on balls After PsCkinpauE1
struck out I!ak"r mad" H!S i""th hli ="
the hcasrn. scoring ftnn"rhn WIN inc
winning run. TIL" sc"r": Il. ~ l.
Chiraro..... q u II " u" e"
New York.. q ! Il {" 1T :
MISUNDERSTANDING l1anf"rth HAd
Schalk; Russell. Finn"ran and walters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09

Two base hit. bancroft.
Three has" hit. MruScl.
Stolen bases. Williams l"). Chase
Sacrific" hits. lsuuSh. Chase.
Double plays. J.. MaGct TO Black
burnc TO ChaSr; Ocs"hg"r to Ludcrus.
Left on bases. Philadelphia ,; Gin
cinuati. :.
Ease IN balls. off E:llcr. ): off Orsch-
ger ! off Davis. ,.
Hits. off p.'Schrcr. in Ia innings
off Davis. non" III IS innings; OIL
Watsuu none i'll innings.
Hit by pitcher. by OcschEcT. l.
Struck out By Ellcr. 4: by Davis :;
by Watson, l.
Losing pitcher. OCschECr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
TIMELY BATTING.

PHILADELPHIA. July S.--rin"ly his.
ting. coupled with poor ii"ldinE u! I%-
trui,. especially ny Stanagr and t"bn'
gave philadelphia io-day'* game. 10 1"
q Holman was injured by Dang
struck with z hGt In rra"Iic". n"c"ssl-
tatImE nrtruit'S revised lineup. score:
H. II. T..
D,lrnit " u n : s. ? ! =
l'hiladriphil y & &c /? |
Rtttcrics-('aliic. Cunningham and
YcII.: Watson. rirary and MrAvuy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
Sufferers Should Realize That It
Blood infection and Can Be
Permanently Relieved.

Rheumatism means that the blood
has become saturated with uric acid
poison.
1t does not require medical advice
to know tina. ,od health is abso-
lutely dependent upon pure Blood
come sore and drawn with rheu-
matism. 1t is not a wise thing to
take little 6alve. and by rubbing 1t
on the sore spot. c19nct TO get rid
OF your rheumatics. You must 90
deepor ,nan that. down deep into
the blood where The poison turks
When the muscles and joints be-
and which IS nc. effected by salVeS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
TRACTION CO. HEARING
SET FOR HERE JULY Y

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 9Th"
public S"rN lr." commission today coniih-
u"d unIii July "2 h" cases It the
Whr"i|uC Traction company and tho
Panhandle Traction company, both ASK
ing for Increases or passenger rates.
ri, cases will hc board at Wheeling.
Tho city Railway company. also or
Wheeling. to-day filed Ln application Tor
authority |" increase passenger rates
from five 10 SIX cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09

PtTTSEl'E';lI. July $.--ltaE"ns q!
frctiy.. pitrhIuS t,-ua! put an "ud I"
lrtiShurgh' Whining Slrvhh an" '"'
game went I" BOSTON. |" u l'"H u
held the locals 1" thr"" hits ana "h'H
two m"f, reached second. non" S'll'l'S
to thirI CumSt"rk started the gam" TOR
IA" Pirates. hut after tire" Singles.
double ;lmL tripl" in ~" third ilninG
he WAS replaced by Sanders III t!''
Eth III" iati' r allowed l:uSt"n run on
q single aud Il triple but afterwards
held MS urponrttS hitl"SS. S|"rt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-09
DIVIDED a DOUBLE-HEADER

CHICAGO. July S.--ChicaEo and New
York divided Il douhlc-h"adcr today,
rhira"o taking the first game. I" -
and NV York the second. : 1" /. taus-
ry's wildncss coupled with "pportunH
hitting gave Chicago its game. while
pcrriit's flri' pitching held EhIcAE"
safe in tn" second while New YORK
huacll"l It's hits off Hendrix. FIRST
game by innings.
i. ii. f.,
E,v. York 10 onN nin--I !
,ri,.,rn OIL roo %nX--6 II 4
Cause. Smith. Ocd"n and MctArE;
Tyler and killir"r.
Second game 10y innings
r. II. T.
Now York tOn nol Ola IL
C,,icoro uuu n6n obi
prrritt and Harid"n: H"ndryX and
ltillif"r.
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rHEy ARE so CARELESS.

1Ipprlanu% meat l. sad I" n' ms
good rs pnrk hut he chances ar" iha:
:, IuI of h;u;nuornIrnS"S running about
wuuld mTS% NJ, a back yard almost .ns
mach AZ Chirk"ns.-MarI" ohio star.
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Enx;nn. q 1 n q q 0 h--5
Pittsburgh. .... q 0. i . q %
Two-hase hit--Il"rZog.
Thr""-haS.. hits--RawlinEs. Hcrzng.
stolen baSe--Carcy.
Sacrifice htt--Rawlincs.
Double play-CutShnw To Mnllwitz
Left on baSrs-I:oStun. 3: Pittsburgh
g.
Bases on balls-oft RaGon. >: ut
Sanders. ..
Hits-4Off RaSnn. in . innings: oft
Comstcck In innings: OF Sanders.
in innings
Struck out-Ry Raron. .: by Conn
stock. /: by Sanders. ..
Winning pitchrr-RaEnn.
Losing nitchcr-CnmstNCk.
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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED,

Tho Becch Bottom a. c. accept tho
challenges Of the Cubs for Il gam" on
Sunday. July IA. at Beech BOTTOM Stop
A. Game to be called at p. m. rlcn$c
answer through this paper.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

louisville. =. Columbus. =.
Tnl"dn -: Indianapolis. a.
Kansas city. |: -. Paul. =.
Milwaukee, :: Minneapolis. ! (tvt-
light game).
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Twr-hasn hit--MaYs.
Thrvr-hasr hits----Wamhsb auss. Nor
ton.
stolen hasrs--- Roth Hooper. SchnnE..
Sacrifice. hits--Chapman. Scott '-f.
Double plays-~-ll"oprr {" SrhanG;
Shcan L. Mrlunis.
Lrft. ON has"s--TlHv :: rhst"n 4.
First has, On "rrnrs---InSt"n !.
Eases on balls--pT Morton e. "ii
Mays 1.
!ht l,v rirchcr--By Mays fI"hnStnn).
Struck nut--I!y Morton !; ny Mays =
Wild characterization |: Mays !.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE,

Toronto :: Rochester IO).
Euralo-Syracusc: rain.
baltimore Il: Jersey City S.
EinGhanton. 4; Newark :. played q
Atlantic City.
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: WORK
PUTSOVE:R WIN
FOR THE BRAVES
Yesterdays Games.

I;,.siru :. Pittsburgh. !.
CINCINNATI. 4; l'hiiad' lrhla, =.
r'h,,:,sn. :: NrN i"rk. !.
\rw York. =. ''h"HS"' l.
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TRIPLE
SCORES WINNER
FOR BO5TONESE
Yesterdays Gamer

New York. G: Chicago. Z.
Philadelphia 1t: Detroit. 2.
Boston. !: Cleveland, q.
Cleveland 4: HmSton. =.
Others not scheduled
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An insect often natures in 80 min
utes. Bur human often doesn't ma
ture in so years.