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KAPITOLA XVII.
SOubOj. Snatek.

Co Sc stalo "a vyjevu v pred
chazejici kapitola popisovane
no Sc starym otcem Bertarou?
U vecer po jidle vylakal jej
Laguyane z domu pod zamin-
kou, re mdze pri svitu svltilny
chytat pstruhy. Laguyane do
nfe dovedl toho, udrzeti starce
po celou We znacne vzdalenosti
Cd zamku. Potom vratil sc nj
cema rychle do zamku, kde
vedel, re marEgz z Argentalu
Sc branil proti obhajcum Ca
briefly. Norbert byl totiz zpra-
ven jejich pritomnosti v le-
Sc bylo patrno, ze.v dobu tai
ncho jejich vniknuti do zamku
ravstevu jejich ocekaval.
Pfijda do zamecke zahrady
vlezl Laguyane do koruny ka-
Stanoveho stromu a tam, ukryt
jsa mezi listim, stal Sc sved-
KEN celeho tragickeho vyjevu
salcnu. Okna byih dokoran
otcvrena - bandita slysel kaz
de slovo.
Kdyby byl Murad Norberta
usmrtil, bylo by to byvalo i.
hned smrti Bertarovou.
V nasiedujici rano vstal MOI
bert Argentalu "a prvnih(
rozbresku ranniho. Slunce je
Ste nevyslo. Costa ku krizovat
&C ctyr cest byla daleka.
Pouze Loufard provazel AL
berta; nesl pod pazi skrinku
bambitkami - Valentin a MI
rad nalezali Sc jiz ma oznace
nem miste.
Mlady muz vyhlizel bledy
odhodlany = bleskotavy jeh,
pohled nespoustel Sc postav.
Nol'bertovy. Pc kratkem vyje
dnavani usneSeno, re sc soubo
ma d.ti ma vzdalenOst patnact
kroku a ze kazdy re souperu
kdyz vystreli o pet kroku pc
, stoupiti ma.
Murad take prinesl sve bar
bitky.
Ma Valentino pfipadl prvn
, vystrel a mlady muz Sc pou
, small pri myslence ma tuto vyh
iu. Valentin ale dosud mkd
nemel v rukou bambitku. V {
kamziku, kdy Sc ubirali ma sv
stanoviste, stiskli 81 Valenti
a Murad ruce.
"Potka-li vas nestesti, pC
mstim vas" poseptal mu Orie
tai.
Sokove zaujali sva mista.
Ma znameni Muradova pt
: krocil Valentin Q pet krokI
S zastavil Sc pax. V tonatez ok:
: mziku pozvednul zbrah k Wy
syeho Okla a aniz by byl miri
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PRVNf VOZNICE.
Committee on Pub. Information

vynalezl voznici To je leh
ke, reknete. Byl to americky Wy
nalez pouzity Brity pax prija
ty Nemci. Chyba - nebot' Wy
mate ma mysli pouze stroj ira
ktoru - housenkovite zarize-
nj, po nemz leze po zemi. A vo
znice je v prve fade a podstat
ne obrneny viz pro valecne Il
cely. Jak kazdy zacek vi, sta
ii Britove natiraly Sc ma modro
a uzivali valecnych vozu Sc "a
krivenymi nozi pripevnenymi
k napravam. To byly prvni O.
zbrojene vozy. Ale prvnf obrh3
ne vozy v bitve byly vynaleze-
ny a zdokonaleny kolem' roku
1920 Janem Zjzkou,' ceskym
zemanem a stoupencem Huso-
wynn. Nahodou Janovy voznice
take pripravily porazku jedno-
mu Hohenzollernovi.
Snad jste nikdy neslyseli o
Janu Zizkovi, nez on byl bcz
odporu nejvetslm vojenskym
geniem sve dolby a otcem mo-
derni vojenske taktiky. Jiste
namohlo byt mic modernejsiho
nez jeho idea voznice. Ostatne
mel nakolik idei, davno .zapo-
nlcnutych, jez dnes ma bojistich
Francie byly oziveny.
Zizka bojoval proti cele mo
ci Rima, a pozdeji proti cele
Europe, jez Sc spojila v krizac
KEN tazeni prot nemu. Zizka
zvitezil. A zvitezil takto:
Jeho bojovne silky sestavaly
skcro vesmes z obyvatel meste
eek, malych farmaru a delni-
XII, zvyklych ma zelezem pohi-
~ cep, tezky kyj kratky O.
step. S temitO silami mel sc
stIetnouti jezdci V tezkem br
neni - vybranym rytirstvem
Nemecka a Uher. Jeho odpove
di byi = obrn6ny viz.
Nemecke jmeno pro voznici
is dlouh6 jako had = asi de-
set sIabik vyslovovanych jake
vvbuch srapnelu. Zizkova voz-
nice m6la take tvrd6 imeno -
V mnohGm ohledu. Byla nazyva
HI "Hradbou voZovou," coz
| iznamena hradbu slozenou z vC
zu. Byla pobyta zelezem neb c
cell a byla tazena konmi. Kdy5
cesky voznicovy sbor byl V O.
bran6, vozy molly byt otevreny
tax, re kon6 nasty ochrany u
vnitr. Zeny, deti, uvykle ma ce
stovani ceskou armadou take
sc "a mimi shromazd'Ov a ca
sto vysilaly sve sipy strilnami
Proti utoknm jezdcu vOzova
hradba byla spojena tezkym
Ietezy a We ctyrech radach two
lila We skutecnosti nepremozi
telnou obranu. Pfi offensive by
ly hroznymi stroll, nebot' mely
take della. Zizka postavil vedlt
sedadel pro koci sve vybrann(
strclce, kteri Sc brzy stah po
s,rachem N6mca. Jejich kusy
hvly to tezke pusky a mala de
la. ktera Sc tez nyni uzivaji. -
Nez voznicovy sbor mel take nj
kclik t6zkych del = neohrab;
nych zbrani, ktere by dnes by
ly pouhou hrackou - jez vsal
postavena mezi zakopy zelez
n}ch vozu, delaly nepfitely We
kou Skodu. Kdyz vozova hrat
ba dala Sc v pohyb pres cesk;
: poe, Zizka naridil svym voz
? kun. ahy ma konci linie 81 po
( spisili a tax dostali sc nepritel
V box = man6vr, ktery byl pc
' vazovan "a onech dob IA nej
, vys nepekny.
: Ncjv6tsim v!t6zstvim cesk6
no vHdce byla ma Zizkove He
i re II Prahy. Mel serad6no TO-
600 muzn ma schodovite strar
= q chranenych vOzOvou hrad
a bou.
Froti n6mu bylo vrzeno az
100000 muzn vedenych RADIO
:, ncmeckych knizat mezi mimi
hlavniIn 'byl Bedrich Hohen
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nu!a. TAX j:z tehdy, jako dnes
voznlce prokazala Sc nazadrzi-
telnou, kdyz je dobre fizena.
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V&rna 1aska
aneb BOZ o NILIONY.
Roman Napsal Julius Mary
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.
Napsal Julius Mary

sss@a;;SasSas@H@A;&x@ ssaa@M9M@T
stisknul kohoutek. Kule shodi
la Norbertovi klobouk a jen
slabe dotknula Sc hlavy. Tro-
chu krve rinulo Sc mu S hlavy
po uchu.
"Skladam yam mou poklonu
pane" pravil markyz klidne,
'rana byla dobra." Neucinil a.
nj krok v pred. ZGstal ma SVEN
miste stati a miril.
Eylo videt, re Sc vyznamena-
va podivuhodnou jistotou pri
zachazeni S touto zbrani. i.
Vtefinu stal tax Norbert mi
re ra srdce Valentinovo, jenz
s hlavou vzprimenou a S ruka-
ma svislyma, aniz by ma to my
siel chraniti Sc, ranu ocekaval.
"Tak prece strelte," zvolal
mlady muz.
Co Sc nyni delo v dust Nor
bertove? Pocit'oval soucit 8
tax Slechetnym a vrelym mia
dim, jez mohl zniciti slabym
stisknutim sveho prstu? Aneb
Sc zachvival pri myssence, re
by mel S rukama potrisnenyma
XVI toho, jejz milovala, pred
Gabrielu predstoupiti. a obaval
Sc, re timto usmrcenim mezi
sebou a nj spdsobi neprekroci
telnou propast. Mozna, re z o.
beho neco!
| Sykorka pela ma jednom du
bu. Opustila nyni strom ten a
letela pres krizovatku, chtic Sc
usadit ma houstinu nedalekou.
Letela rychle jako sipka mad
Norbertem. Rychleji nez ptak
letel, zamiril nan markyz a Wy
strelil. We diva kusy roztrzen,
spadl ptak pericka z neho dc
letla az k Valentinovi.
"Nedobre jste ucinil, re jste
mne neusmrtil !" vyrazil nyni
tento muz hnevive. "Prisaham
vam, re vas pri nejblizsi prile
zitosti, ktera Sc mi naskytne
setriti nebudu.
Markyz pozdravil S nejdokt
n;,lejsi zdvorilosti. "Zcela dl,
vast libosti, muj pane a kdykt
! liv 81 budete pratt" odvetil.
"Clovek ten je opravdu vel
mi sifny," pomyslil 81 Murad.
| Norbert z Argentolu, nasle
dCvan jsa Loufardem zmizel.
! V zamku cekala Gabriela
strasnou uzkosti jsouc mucena
Spatrivse Norberta, byla bliz
ko toho padnouti do mdlob. p
nevada sc vracel xiv a nezra
nen, znamenalo to, re druhy j
mrtev.
Maize vstoupiti do pokoje te
| ktera sc mela stati jeho zenoU
: zustal ma prahu. Gabriela vr
la Sc nan a svymi deseti prst
r sevrela mu kirk takovou silor
, jakez cloveku pouze hnev pr
pujciti mGze. "Ty bidaku!" =
: zvolala. "Ty's jej usmrtif!"
Chvili byl blizek toto udusi'
: SC = nedaval zadne odpov6d
s Musel sprostiti hrdlo sve ruko
i divcinych. Kdyz pax moi
: m'uviti pravil:
"Mylite Sc, Gabrielle - o
a zije! Mel jsem zivot jeho v +
OF kou svych a on neni ami zr;
Y nen!"
: "Vy lzete !" zvOIala Gabri
j la. "Vy jste tax nejednal."
i "Ano, ia tax jednal, pon'
|, vadz vas miluji!" odvetil ma
> kyz.
Divka zarazena ucouvla a 4
n odpovedela ami slovem. No
bert, uvedl nyni svuj limec
Il nakrcnik v poradek a pravil
l. ism6vem:
O "Snatek mas jest ustanove
y ma desatou hodinu. Doufar
} Gabrielle, ze budete priprav
a la do te dolby. Potrebujen
n ttvrt hodiny, abychom dole
tdo Corbigny. Purkmistr ocek
4
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FRANCOUZSKY TISK o MAS
Rakusani porazeni ma Piave
zradou CechI.

SCSkOSlOVcuSkd lSkOVd hdIlC.
Washington, D. C.. Dennik
Echo de Paris v clanku M. HUI
tina sdeluje: We Vidni pricita
Sc do znacne miry zmar velke
cfensivy v Benatsku zrade Ce-
Tato ofensiva me-
la die planu marsala Konrada
II Hoetzendorfu umozniti vitez
Inym vojskGm hojne Sc zasobiti
ra utraty bohate provincie ital
ske. Jisty list dokonce oznamil,
ze plan ofensivy byl sdelen ital
skemu generalnimu stabu ces-
koslovenskymi "zradci'.
Francouzsky poslanec L
WELLER v parizskem denniku /
Information sdeluje O SVEN Sc
tkani s ceskoslovenskymi plu-
ky ktere sly ma francouzskou
frontu:
Ma nadrazi A. videl jsem
,ceskoslovenske pluky ubirajici
Sc re svych center vycviku O.
g j. ma frontu. Nezapomenutcl
IA podivana, obraz vasnive od-
vahy, krasy a usmevave velko-
kosti! Jake to skvele vojsko
Jak mohou byti hrdi ma sve vo-
Ijaky velitele kteri je prejali,
ably je vycvicili valecne disci-
lpline. General Janin ktery fidil
tuto obdivuhodnou, organisaci,
ma pravo ma mas obdiv. Tento
velky vojin nalezl u svych do
brovolniku patriotism, nejvzne
senejsi vlastnost lidskou. Nase:
jsem v radach techto hrdintl
statecneho hocha jmenem Hod
ka, specialistu v pestovani or
chidei, ktery pred valkou byl
u mne zamestnan.
S jakou radostl, S jakym
ladsenim opustil tento mlady
statecny muz klidnou praci a.
. by vstoupil do ceskoslovenskt
} armady. We SVEN zapalu jiti
vstric nebezepeci, nerozlisoval
: vlast, jiz nalezl pod francouz-
skou oblohou cd vlasti, kterou
cht6l svou krvi vysvoboditi pro
sve spolubratry.
Kdyz jsem prochazel rada.
mi vojaku, ordonancni dGstoj
mix generala Janina, muj mia
Idy a statecny pritel porucih
Foulgnes de Lareinty, pokry
vsi Sc slavou ma bojisti zplso
bill mi velke potsseni tim, Il
mi predstavil diva vajaky, otce
a syna, jejichz historic mi po
v6del.
kdyz vypukla svstova valks
otec byl ucitelem Rumunsku
Ably moh! pomoci osvobodit
svGj narod, prisel do rad ma
, Sich vojakI. Jeho syn no doprt
: vazel. Tento hoch, jemuz teh
: dy bylo 13 let je dnes krasnyn
, 17lctym jinochem. Otec i sy,
jedou do bitevni linie spolecns
v teze setnine, tehoz pluku. St
ski jsem Jim ruce 5 pohnutim
jez lepe nez ma slova Jim Wy
jadfilo vfele pratelstvi Fran
Gle.
z dalsicn clanku We fran
! couzskem tisku zvlast dluzn
81 vazit krasneho tributu jej
: vzdava slavny spisovatel fran
) couzsky Paul Adam nasi arma
i de ma Sibifi v clanku Sibirsk
) Epopeje i otisteneho L'Infory
: alton dne rs. cervna, clane
Etinne Fournola v Petit jour
: ral provazeny mapkou marco
y nOstni, a E. Chabaniera V E,
: ce,siaru, jenz sdeluje hlavn
II zajimave zpravy o nasi arm;
l. de ma front6 italske.
Jeden 2 neiv6rneiSich pirate
81 nasich G.. Bienaime We Victor
u uverejnuje nadseny clanek
anabasi nasich hochu kteri S
cdhodlali Sc svou armadou pt
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THE AIM OF THE FOREIGN LAM
GUAGE NEWSPAPERS OF AMERICA
To help preserve the ideals and sacred
traditions Of this, our adopted country
the United States of America' To re-
serve its laws and inspire others to
respect and obey them: To strive an
ceasingly to quicken the public's sense
Of civic duty: In all ways to aid In
making this country greater and better
than we found 1t.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF FO-
REIGN LANGUAGE NEWSPAPERS
Louis N. Hammerling, President.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
CHILDREN MUST 60 TO
 SCHOOL SAYS OFFICER

Miss Ida Ford, truant officer for the Warren district, said yesterday that recently there has been a number of cases of truancy on account of in- difference on the part of parents about their children attending school fin the summer. The school law provides that children must be in school during the time or season that school is in ses- sion, whether or not 1t be nine months or twelve months out of the year. While the school board has no desire to make hardship for any children who are not well enough to attend school, yet such children are not supposed to be out on the streets during school hours, even though they are physi- cally unable to attend school.
 If they are found on the streets at such times the truant officer has the authority to bring them into school. All parents should be able to realize that the hot streets would injure their children more than sitting in a cool school roo mduring school hours.
 Cases of chronic truancy. where it is found to be through neglect of the parents. will be taken into court to be disposted of.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16

and versatile attachments who asks no odds of any one. Breakers Ahead7 is a story of the sea and sea-faring peo- pie. Bluff old Captain" Scudd, Eric Pixley, his first mate. Mike Burley, the ruffian willing to steer "The Wasp" upon the rocks in order to collect the insurance money, and the little wharf. Ruth, who grows up with the sound of the salt sea pounding in her ears. be- comes very real to the spectator
 Breakers Ahead" will appeal to those who dwell near the sea, and also to land-locked people who live far from the coast, and everyone, everywhere, will admire the beauty of the pictures
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
Mining and Financial NelUS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, July 15.-The war situ- ation was the dominant factor in to- days stock market, prices reacting l to 8 points soon after the opening, no news of a resumption of the long-de- layed German drive in France.
 Increased weakness was manifested before midday, when additional foreign advances suggested fresh cOmplica- tions in the Russian situation, but the list strengthened later. leaders rally ing l to 2 points on fair support and shortcOvering.
 United States Steel suffered a point decline during the morning, but was first among the leaders to harden in the general improvement of the fin al hour, reducing it's loss by two-thirds.
 Reactions of 1 to 3 points in Distill- CTS, industrial alcohol, marine prefer red beet sugar, oils and materials were irregularly retrieved
 Rails made less progress toward re- covery than speculative issues, Read ing, as an instance, making up only a small part of it's point loss, while Union Pacific denoted pressure. Sales amount to 475,000 shares.
 Reports from western railroad ter minals were conflicting, showing a wide range from the corresponding pc riOd last year, but trade conditions in that section continued satisfactory. Bonds were irregular, speculative is- sues yielding slightly. Total sales, par value, Aggregated 4,700O00. Unit ed States old 3's rose 3 per cent on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
DON LUIS AUXILIARY
 GIVES FINE PROGRAM

The school house at Don Luis was the scene of a most pleasant event Fri day night. when the Don Luis auxil- iary of the Red Cross acted as hosts at a social. Prolonged applause at the conclusion of each number testified to the genuine enjoyment of the audi ence.
 The program was:
 Solo and chorus-"What Are You Going to Do to Help the Boys?''- Donald WaldOn.
 Recitation-Violet Anderson.
 Piano solo-Mrs. c. A. Bailey.
 Song-"Joan of School.
 Recitation-EarlD Dye
 Piano solO-Mrs. WeitZ.
 RecitatiOn-Louise WaldOn.
 Violin Clarence Malley.
 Talk-Rev. Krichbaum.
 Song-'Keep the Home Fires Burn ing g"-School
 RecitatiOn-Jack Dye.
 Song-"Over There"
 A most interesting talk on the foun. dation and history of the Red Cross was given by the Rev. Allen Krich- baum Mrs. Fred Juliff of the home service section of the Red Cross, also made an excellent impromptu ad- dress.
 High compliments upon the speed and zeal exhibited by the members of the Don Luis auxiliary, were paid by Mrs. M. c. High of Bisbee. in com menting upon the amount of work done.
 Mrs. c. A. Bailey, an accomplished pianist. who recently joined the Don Luis auxiliary, found her services much in demand, both as solOist and accOmpanist
 As the audience stood. the program closed with the playing of the Star Spangled Banner"
 A beautiful bOudoir cap. auctionei off for the benefit of the auxiliary, sold for the sum of S11. The cap was the work of Mrs W. A. Jennings. 1t was worn away from the school house most proudly by it's purchaser. Justice of the Peace NJ. c. High of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
GRAIN

CHICAGO, July 15.-Assertions that the number of cars in many sections was not plentiful had a bulIish effect today on corn, and so, too, did a good sized reduction of the visible supply total. The finish was unsettled, 23k to E cent net higher, with August S1.63 to S1695s and September S1.63A to s1.63k.
 Oats gained $ to 124c Provisions closed unchanged to 30 cents higher
 Upturns in the value of corn follow ed an early decline due to favorable weather and big receipts. It soon be. came apparent however, that the market was in a heavily oversold con ditiOn.
 Oats paralleled the action of corn.
 Strength of hogs and grain imparted firmness to provisions. Besides week. ly exports were large.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
JUNCTION-BRIGGS
 WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

The result of Sundays game be- tween the Junction-Briggs and c. & A. baseball teams proved most favorable to the functions, who won the local championship.
 The fate of the days game was de- termined by Schatzlein, who in turn was assisted by Curley.
 The functions have won seven straight games. The second half of the season's schedule will begin next Sunday.
 The game was attended by one of the largest crowds of the season, who also witnessed the drills by the sol diers of the 35th Infantry, stationed at Lowell. A close order drill, bayonet drill and setting up exercises was the program of the afternoon furnished By the soldiers and one that every one enjoyed.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
Don't Let Catarrh Drag
 You into Construction

sprays, inhalers, atomizers, jelIies and other local applications.
 s. s. s. has proven most satisfae- tory remedy for Catarrh because it goes direct to its source, and re- moves the germs of the disease from tho blood Get a bottle from your druggist today, and begin the only logical treatment that gives real re- suits. You can obtain special medical advice without charge by writing to Medical Director, 27 Swift Labora= tory, Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
Avoid It's Dangerous Stage.

There is a more serious stage of Catarrh than the annoyance caused by the stopped-up air passages, and the hawking and splitting and other distasteful features.
 The real danger comes from the tendency of the disease to continue its course downward until the lungs become affected, and then dreaded consumption is on your path. Your own experience has taught you that the disease cannot be cured by
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
CAPTAIN HART DIES
By Review Leased Wirel

Iby HeNleW LeaStu Wlrel
 FL PASO, Texas, July 15.-Capt. Juan S. Hart, former owner and editor of the Fl Paso Times and a veteran of the Spanish war, died suddenly to- day at his summer home in Mountain Park, N. M Captain Hart was inter- preter for General Shafter at the sur render of Santiago, Cuba.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
MAY BE DRAFTED

(By Review Leased wfre)
 COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July 15.-James Barnes. the professional golfer of the Broadmore club of this city, said tonight concerning the re- port that he had been drafted into the British army that "it was very apt to be true" but so far he has not received any notice on the sub feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16

for Boston for the series. Scott and E. Collins played brilliantly.
 R. H. F. Chicago ... .O00 900 1O0-1 , 2 Boston .... .000 300 OOx-3 z 1 Danforth and Jacobs; Mays and Schang.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16

summary: Sacrlflce mt, Bl1onn Three base hit, Price. Two base hit, Wolgamot. Passed ball. LeBrand. Bases on balls, off Oswalt, 2; off Schatzlein, 3; off Curley, 2. Hit by pitched ball, Berkel by Curley. Struck out, by Sehatzlein. 1 by Curley, 6; by Oswalt, 3. Stolen bases. Whaling. Runs batted in by Brown, 2; by Smith. l; by Whaling, l; by Pittman, l; by Price. 2; by Wolgamot, l; by Oswalt, 1. Left on bases, c. & A, 8; J.-B.. g. Hits off Schatzlein, in 12 times at bat in innings; off Curley, in 26 times at bat in innings. Time of game, 2:05. Empires, Brashear and Tonnesen.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
EAGLE TODAY

Charming Viola Dana again, in a role that has been especially written to suit her winsome personality,-al- though Miss Dana is star of brilliant
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-Scott Perry pitched Philadelphia to two vic tories over St. Louis In the first game he relieved Gregg after the Browns tied the score in the seventh and drove in two runs in the eighth by hitting a single with the bases filled.
 First game: R. H. E. St. Louis ...... 1000 900 s00-3 l Philadelphia 1000 030 O2x-5 12 0
 Davenport and Severeid; Gregg, Perry and McAVoy.
 Second game: R.H. St. Louis .010 100 101-4 g 1 Philadelphia ... 100 030 02x-6 13
 Rogers, Houck and Nunamaker; i; Perry and Perkins.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-16
TWO HOME RUNS

PITTSBURG, July 15.-Home runs by Southworth and Bigbee were the features of today's Pittsburg- Brooklyn game, which went to the locals six to five.
 R.H.E Brooklyn ...... .OO1 OO2 O02-5 IA l Pittsburg ... .102 O10 02x-6 8 0 Marquard and NJ. Wheat; Mayer and Schmidt.
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COAST LEAGUE

Vernon, 9-9; Salt Lake, 2-5. Vernon, 9-3; Salt Lake, 2-5. Sacramento, 0-2; oakland, 30. San Francisco. 2-9; Los Angeles 9-5.
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK. July 15.-Lead. quiet; spot, sS.05; spelter, dull; spot, East St. Louis delivery, SS.5O@S.6O; bar sil- yer, unchanged.
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COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, July 15.-Cotton closed firm at net advance of 15 to 32 points.
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Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
GIANTS BEAT REDS

CINCINNATI, July 15.-Three hits and wild pitch by Toney in the third inning gave New York two runs and the second game of the series.
 RHE. New York ..... .OO2 900 OO0-2 6 0 Cincinnati eco. .000 100 000-1 5 2 Sallee and Rariden; Ioney, Jacobus and Allen.
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Columbus, 4-6; Indianapolis, 6-7. Louisville, 11-3; Toledo, 0-1.
 Milwaukee, 2-1; Kansas City, 3-2. St. Paul, 4-6; Minneapolis, 5-S.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

NEW YORK. July 15.- Woods home run enabled Cleveland to break the tie and defeat New York. It was Woods fourth straight hit of the game and his fourth home run on the New York grounds this season.
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COCH|SE COUNTS ASSESSMENT
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Second game:
BOSTON REArs cHIcAeo

BOSTON, July 15.-Boston defeated Chicago, making it two out of three
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cAME Is PosTPoNED

CHICAGO, July 15.-Philadelphia- Chicago postponed; rain. Two games tomorrow.
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American League Detroit, 2; Washington, o. Cleveland, 2; New York, l.
 American Association
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SUNDAY BASEBALL RESULTS

National League. Boston, S-4; St. Louis, 4-3. Chicago, g; Philadelphia, 5. Cincinnati g; New York, 5.
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PERRY WINS TWICE

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