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NEWBERRY IN SERVICE AGAIN

Truman Handy Newberry, the
wealthy Detroit business man whom
President Roosevelt made assistant
secretary Of the navy, is again in the
service Of his country, working 10 or
IL hours day, and at least half that
long on Sunday, at desk in fourth
floor Office at 28O Broadway, New
York, headquarters Of the Third naval
district.
The annual salary of lieutenant
commander Of the United States naval
reserve force, which is the rank Mr..
Newberry holds, Is less than the
monthly dividend he gets from almost
any one Of his numerous industries In
Michigan. The work Is hard; the
hours long.
Az principal assistant to the COM
mander Of the Third naval district for
the management Of the naval reserve
forces, Lieutenant Commander New
berry has charge of the work In a
stretch OF country extending from
Barnegat, N. J., to New London, Conn
including the port Of New York and tn
Admiral Usher, commander of the di
decade ago, looked to him, as head Of
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WHO is Won RINTELEN?

Capt. Franz Won Rintelen, alias
Hansen, alias Gasche, alias Gates, etc.,
leader of the German bomb plotters in
the United States, and for whom the
German government is trying to ex-
change an American prisoner Of war,
was said, when a captive in England
three years ago, to be the Duke AdOlph
Of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, a relative Of
the German emperor. At the time of
his trial in New York there also were
persistent reports that he bore a
much closer relationship to the en-
peror, but one which was not officially
recognized. ...- t..>---.
Won Rintelen and ten other plot
ters were convicted last February of
attempting to blow up American ships
and were sentenced to Atlanta peniten-
tiary for a year and half and fined
$1,000 each.
One Of the most prominent men,
bers of the German war party, at the
head Of which was the crown prince,
The Twin City star., 1918-07-06
GOOD TURNS BY SCOUTS.

Every pound Of tin used in this
country is imported. By saving tin we
also save cargo space. A manufac-
turer says that the Boy Scouts OF
America can patriotically save the
empty tubes from tooth paste, cold
cream, etc.
The scout drive in Waterbury. Conn,
for hooks In cooperation with the Ro-
tary club brought in 10000 volumes.
Cleaned up the town and hauled out
IS loads Of rubbish is the report from
Salem, III.
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(WT-OFCRDINARN
4tpEE0PKE "
COMMANDS FIGHTING MARINES

Brig. Gen., James G. Harbord, tenn
porarily in command of the marines
that are teaching the Germans IN
France something about American
fighting, is well known as real SOL
dier, a fighter who entered the army as
a private and fought his way up
through the ranks to the high position
he now holds.
General Harbord was placed in
command of the marines by General
Pershing until general officer of ma
rines Is appointed to supreme COM
mand Of the soldiers of the sea to
succeed Brig. Gen. Charles A. Doyen,
found physically disqualified for serv.
ice at the front.
General Harbord, as commander
Of the marines at the "frOnt Of the
'front.'" Is right in his element, officers
on duty say. Born in Illinois, he was
graduated from the Kansas State Agri.
cultural college and then gave up his
career as farmer to shoulder gun.
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allies, while the drives stream with
vehicles Of all descriptions from the
fivver to the big sightseeing cars, all
come to view the picturesque Hudson
river aId get a glimpse of the foreign
warships. This spot is one Of New
York's most beautiful avenues and few.
II any. thoroughfares in America sur
pass 1t in natural beauty and attract
iveness. The charms of the scenery
have been enhanced by the landscape
gardener and the roadway, as it now
exists, is O triumph Of engineering
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impoe material criminal
ypc aviator
HARM
not audnous above the cultural
still good market for It
he
and bitten by psychic bug
neghbOrhood
SOFTLY heavy deadn all footballs and Egyptian
fall
addicted
mystic parOrs
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cOhfab with HObOken John. AS this
particular skipper was seldom seen
about after hours, the curiosity Of the
regulars" at the Battery and South
Ferry was thoroughly aroused.
Bobby Peach, the clam sage Of
South street, and the Battery Dolphin
held a conference and lowed as how
sumpin' was up, while Joe Mury, the
Battery's family policeman, shook his
head and said maybe Captain - was
going to SOW some wild oats in his old
age. So Bill Qnigley lust went right
The Twin City star., 1918-07-06
Riverside Drive Attracts Visitors in New York

NEW YoRKRversde drive the for visitors these beautiful
N crowded with
uniform nation in the side of the
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organized
Godart visited
visited involving
Craone July 1917 while visiting advanced
artlle
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Gallant Old Skipper and His Sixty Young Girls

NEW YORKThe skipper weknown hanging
~ Battery other roled
occasionally
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He enlisted the twenty years the infantry and rose rapidly later
served II in
Philippines Mexico with Pehng and then with
chief the
until Of the marines.
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William Won the intimate the and
high official
Of wealthy
to
The Twin City star., 1918-07-06

dollars from the credulous.
"Oom" has before been in the tolls.
In appearance he looks like the flap
pocketed, Substituted, pomaded parlor
cobra Of the prewar days. He is a
devil with the ladies who go in for the
cosmic urge, the assorted purple vi
brations, astral eccentricities, soul
harmonies, luminous personalities, and
the rest Of the weird sisterhood of
psychic catch words.
The Twin City star., 1918-07-06
Isaak Walton Coppers Land Big Alcoholic Catch

f,HICAGO-The
u Calumet o'clock
fishermen
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things that were to be had, for price,
within the fishermen's lodge. James
d. Vorak, mine host, counted his
shekels and grinned.
A muddy sloop grounded on the
sandy shore. Two fishermen stepped
therefrom.
"We're hungry and-thirsty," the
fishermen said. ....
welcome to our city," said mine
host. "All's we'll here. Plenty to
drink and not a cop in sight"
The Twin City star., 1918-07-06
l5alesef GOTHAM
El|7(||! lEl|I!l![ 3 6'6tae|lEE;QTI[S
.Gothamites Still Fall for the Bunk Of "Magic''

NEW fallen afoul Of the district or
particular psychic who flowing purple robes sat in his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
DUEL
At LEAGUE PARK
rEaGw PARK TO BE TEE SCENE
OF A BATTLE TOMORROW
AFTERNOON.
po4n Clubs Have Strengthened and Are
ANGUS To Cop This Encounter
Large Crowd Assured.

With Morgan dishirC out his otfcr-
i,,os. much to the dislike OF tic Ee!lair"
lads tomorrow afternoon at League
Park. Martins Ferry. ono Of the p-ctucst
,lurls IN recent years is expected TO re-
suI; when the rival clubs. BellaiCe and
Martins trrry-battlc in the second
game of the Inter-City series. Ferry
won the opener In rather listeSS oat-
IT,. ana with the advantage OF playing
the second in home territory expects 70
end the series and eliminate the posi-
b!!ity If third game
Manager McGaugey has strengthened
lis club 10 such ;.n extent that ne eS-
poets his boys 10 give the Pertains a
grand battle and come cut on the long
end Of tho count
rh. exact lineup is not as yet know n
but when the team appears on the ncld
several surprises are going to be Tealiz-
I'd.
Little need be said OF the all-star Fer
~ a-yrc cation which has already prov
"a 20 the sport loving public OF this 10
caiity that she has a real club and one
tina, will he on the top when the final
curtain rings and us some OF the best
teams in OHIO are to be met. the club is
anxious To keep right up and go through
the season dcfeatleSs il possible.
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BAUERS MEET
THE NJ CONkEY5
TOP NOTCH CLUBS READY Soh
ALL-HPORThrTT CLASH
TOMORROW.
One Of These Organizations VIII BE N
the Running for the Title and Result
Creating Interest.

Never before IN the history OF the
,,as; End hay, III" fanS boon MGR" in
,crrst..d over nn approaching baseball
contest Tn" contestants 10 form th'
entertainment ;ur III" fans ar" u"n"
othrr than tie !wn for most clubs ~
This vicinity. the l;au'r$ and lhr Me-
t'rnkrvs \,rih'r has tasted defeat thhS
far iniS <.:,.rn and th' uuicuIn" "t IN"
contest is d"uhi! important.
The "MarkS" haVr an" Of the rlaSSl'S'
i.itIr :.nru> &" appear in ihr Sia;c l'r
years and liIr buys haN" already shown
SIGNS ur gu!uG through tn" present S''-
son we'll ur IN front. With rruti'a!!F
All Of last years men back in the lineup
and The addition vi several real stars.
tho nine now IL rs furmidaht" rs any
ih1t TN" valley cun boast IF. Manager
MG''uukry j.: rather Fortunate IN having
such n classy bunch. and with an cE-
ceIlcn1 pitching staff expects I" be vel!
fortified III this department.
Every 1ncrnbrr Of tho l;au"r lin"np
Will h. ready I" ak" his turn and the
whole. team is IN the best .! condition,
making nu ailhiS necessary in case u
n sudden reversal iii form.
one Of the largest :ui"n'iAlcrS cH'r
To Appear IN the Tunn"l Green grounds
is expected and rs both organizations
;,r, from the last End aInl h"Sri'$ have
large fnllnwinGS. this viii also tend I"
increase tho crowd.
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Chicago Soon to Lose
0utfie|dGr Jackson

CHICAGO. May 10.-Joc jackson, the
slugging outficldcr with the Chicago
Americans. was to-day ordered by his
exemption board in Grccnville. South
['arlunia. his home. to appear before
tn. nearest drart board. and he exam
med for military service president
t'".hi$l.y. "f the Chicago club. was nd
y,Srd that Jackson had been tentatively
~ ed IN the list Of the draft men to
l,~. allied between May IS and June !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
WAR CLOUD FAVORITE
IN KENTUCKY DERBY
TO Be RUN TODAY

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May l0.--Tcn of
the best three year Odds on the An"r'-
can turf. tho pick Of seventy nnInina-
tons are cartlrd In <" u this post To-
morrow ut Churchill downs III the di'h
r"heHal OF the historic Kentucky derby.
now tho oldest classic ln.thc world sine
tho suspension of racinS last year III
England
Tho race is at q mile and Tumrt.r
and ia worth approximately >In.""". "I
which the winner will get al""I' &lG,"""
making it the richest event al TN" Year
OF the remainder If the purS" Sun
goes 10 the horse running second. :! .""p
70 tho horse finishing third. while tie.
fourth horse saves his stake.
OF tho ten entrants nine ar" colts. th"
anly filly heinS Viva America. ana TIA"
IS rcEa rricd rs doubtful starter. Al!
will carry III pounds except Viva Amer
lea with H.. and E.xtrrIninat"r with tii
up.
Tho hitter hors" WINS to-day suhst,-
tutcd hv his owner. W. s. kllm,r, for
Sun Rriar. which was withdrawn. sun
Hrjar had been making Il di$uppnint,n
showing in HIS training and in ono start
a. Lexington finished in IN" rnrk.
A. X Nacomh"rs War cloud viii
PROBABLY rule fnvnritn with *. H. Al"X-
andor's F.sroha second choice. S"w"lI
Combs. Lucky Il. American E.ahln and
Viva America. If Sh. starts, will all
coma In for Il heavy play James T..
Clark, Aur1Irn. lin Hrrf"ring and TX
Termination. IN" other entrants however,
will receive attention from TIA" i>r!.C.
Tho prospects for The rr"" arr ,hrt
:. will he ono Of ~" most nr. "a ii".
History nf N" event. aui Il graf ''r"HI
is expected IN +" rn hand 'r"-uis-ht.
rvcrv hotel In T."ui:v,ll" - crowded. and
thr derby is III" "n' ~,I!ir'r If ""ny"r-
rH;icn.
I:Hrrinc NOR" ram tho prospect mr.:
good for favorable ruc:ns conditions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
P. AND {. G. nine WILL
BATTLE PADEN CITY
Out the Pike Aggregation VIII Stage
Ga1ne Tomorrow Afternoon.

Preparations have been made down at
r;:d.n City for ono big crowd when tho
strong f.. and F.. G.. nino will form :he
opposition for the fans on sunday after
noon.
Pad"n City has q good ball club and
ono shat will give. her opponents bat
tie from the word Ego" and whom the
season g"la under way these boys will
hr heard from. Manager shannon has
been working mis- warriors hard and mas
already signed some new men TO give
the fans nf that ever tluurishing town
a real ball club.
r. and f.. &. has always had a good
team and this year should be no eScep-
tIon. as only one of last years bunch
has been lost to Uncle Sam. The boys
have been practicinE hard for this bat
II" and SOME to come back with we'll
earned victory tucked away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
BE THANY PINNED
FOR STIFF CAME
Coach Chambers Boys Arc FlnyanS
Classy Ball This Season

BETHANY. W. Va. May ll.-frnb-
al,lv tho biggest attraction Of the base
hall scasnr at Iirthamy college Will he
ihc gam, Tuesday with Colgate unIreT-
SIty. Colgate has on" IF the best teams
II HAS had for y"ars. and lfcthany, after
her victory over Carnegie T"ch. !9 IN
iir-tnp ehnp" for The game.
Tu"shav vii Il" a big day for l5cthany
ih.~ srrirg. This day has been set for
high school day, when Il :nrG" number
ri high school students Will "G the
guests "f tic college. tn" idea or inis
e. tn entertain prospective @lad"ntS. IN
yI.w Ct: inducing them 10 cni"r college
III tn fan H. i":iiur them become &C
uuuIu;"i with ir" student body and
faculty and mus "n.hl" them |" GET
running star; in III" TALL This day WAS
especially designed for Hthl"tI" Students.
hut any Will l." welcome. whether am
lCtCS or not.
Tho gam" will start st ":3n. Mar
shall Will probably b" IN IN" mound for
BETHANY, wiih .IurilHn receiving. Nc
r,uu.il - first. Hoover second. Maddox
sh"rt E"hrs"n third Perry. i'ric" and
knN IN th' nuIiirld.
TIN. - also Arl,1r day for Ia" senior
...;r&S and 4 tree VIII hn r.tnt"'! with
sLiinhi.' .'.;'iI.rrI"%.
~ il. ',cu'u" viii h" held thr Fri
State uru:or!cal contest William l..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
KINGS TRIPLE
MAKES Up FOR
COSTLY TUMBLE
Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburgh. 4: New York, :.
Cincinnati. S: ST. Louis. 4.
Standing Of Clubs

PITTSBURGH. May 1n.--h"Icat came
t. New York to-day IN the initial gam"
of their western INVASION. Pittsburgh
winning. +" :. ard !'r';tk'nE IN" long
:; ring ii New York victories. II WAS
the second gam: lost THIS season IVY mo
National league Cn1mrtrnS. lIahiItrn'
pitching for Pittsburgh scored his sixth
straight victory. He hold New York I"
t,llr hits and would have hc"u cr"'tlt'd
with II ,hul-"lt had il no; been Tor
King. man Of a short fly that belonged
Ia t'alun This was followed l." Il
lririr by 'rrrpr EurnS and an out At
FIRST. SCORING ~" two New YORK. runs.
Pittsburgh wrUt after !!"ntun al inc
start uf The San" ami gath three
rams on four bits n tn" first inning.
aided by n wild throw. Kings trtrl'
and Il single scored tn" other run in Tho
seventh inning. Tho Sr"rc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
ELEVEN mNrNG STRUGGLE.

PHILADELPHIA May l0-Chicaso
began its eastern trip to-day with an
clcvcn-innins victory over Philadelphia
. to 3. Tho White Sox found Gregg
r"r two runs in tho eighth. and two more
in the eleventh after he had held them
safe in the early stages.
With TWO out in tn" first inning
Walker and Burns both HI; hcrnc runs.
Hurns' drive cleared tho left field wall.
the first time Ihls has bncn Accomplished
in the history OF Shtbe park. which
was opened in 1909. With Chicago lead
ing. to /. in the ninth. Burns got his
second home run. n drive into the left
field blcac hcrs. Score: Il. II. r..
Chicago. 1000 OO 20 u $ 10 v
Philadelphia. 200 20 00G O-3
EattcricS-taber. Danforth and
Schalk: Gregg and Perkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Game at Tunnel Green
Between Glass Workers

This afternoon on Tho Tunnel green
grounds a dandy little bah game is ex-
pected TO tako place as teams have been
selected from tho Central Glass works
to pull off an exhibition
The teams are picked from the Mar
rtcd and Single men OF tho glass work
ers No. 9. While the lineup Of tho sin
gle men has not as yet been decided. the
Married men will be on the field as fol-
lows: Woods. catcher; Norton. pitcher:
Hankcy. first base: C. S1ucher, second
base; Swanncnberger. shoftstop; Brown
Ice, third base: Hcldeffer, left field; ].
S1uchcr, center field; F1ading right field
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
WON GRoES BLOW

ST. LOUIS. May ia ingl" by tTroh
IN IN" ninth inning to-day. scored Winrn
with th" run that gave Cincinnati vic
r"ry over st Louis IN a scc-saw contest
I" 4. 1t Was tho fourth gam" in as
many days won in the last inning Thu
SC"r": r. II. r..
-. Louis ....... ono leo OLD 4 II {"
T"n"N Schneider. Conlcy and Wingc:
mes and Snyder.
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Thrcc-hase hits-Rurns. King

Thrcc-haSe hits-HurnS King
Stolen baScS-'':Irry. STENCIL
Doubl" plarS--t'lA shaw Cation md
M"IlwitH: Sicng"I ana M"llwita.
Left "n baScs-N"w York :: Pitts
burEh ..
First base on "rr"rs--N"w York |.
Base on hallS-Dn Hamilton l.
tl!tS-On licntrn 5 in innings. off
Anderson. in !: OF Hamilton. in o
Struck uui-ifY Benton 4: hy Amber
son |: by Hamilton T.
Winning ptchcr-Iiami1ton.
Losing Naturalization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
|ATTERNER'5
PITCHING TOO
MUCH FOR Va.

AInRGANTOWN. W. Va. May 10
l,at,crncr. pitching for West Virginia.
WAS in rare form today and wCrl Il I"
Il v,rtnrv uvrr the University Of Virgin
IN. He held the visitors 10 four scatter
hits and only once did Virginia come
near scoring in the ninth, when. with
rhr rascs filled. n fast d"uh" play by
I.od;:crS. Armstrong and wilcox ended
,hc hopes Of The invaders. *r"r":
l.. II. T..
,.;r,;,,., qua ono ocn---n i Il
w., Virginia.. %. ~" ""x--H -
Mr,'all. I.ltwry a-,d l;E1"kwc!!: Lat
t"rncr and GREGG.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
MoGRDGE HARD HIT.

NEW YORK. May l0.-Dctrull opened
its eastern invasion here to-day with Il
) TO victory over tho New York team.
The Tigers hit MoEridEe hard and OPP
portunnly. while New York was able t.
hit DauSS effectively i'll only one inning.
the fourth. when Eakcr hit a HON" run
and ripp iriplcd. scoring on a Wild pitch.
Bushs fielding featured. The scorr:
II. II. T..
Detroit. ... 0 . u 0 0 l 0--5 10 |
New York 0 q 2 o q 0 o. |
Battcries--DauSs and fcllr: Mugridgc.
Love and Hannah.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
LOSING STREAK BROKEN.

BOSTON, May l0.-Rnston broke its
losing strcak to-day by defeating 81
Louis. to |. Mays held the visitors /"
five hits. Davenport pitched the first
Eve innings for st Louis and WAS hit
soundly. Shocker pitched the last thrcr
innings and gave one hit. EuAh played
left field for Boston, but went hill"Ss.
Score: Il. IL t..
St Louis. 100 0 o q n---l : u
Boston. 0 0 - s u
Observation-Disclosures, Shccker and
Nunamakcr: Mays and Schang.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
Standing Of Clubs.

WASHINGTON. May ln.-hnpnrt"n'
hitting ut tho expense % Shaw and FAs-
per gave cleveland m IL : victory ~
day over Washington. CoNcl"skic VIII
effective with men on bases. win
storm approaching the game was caI'o
Il, the End Of The eighth INNING on &c"
,.nIlnf NJ Unrl,noSS SCnrr:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
CONSPIRACY CHARGE

%f:W YORK. May ih--Twn indirt-
ru""iS "hnr:irE violation or tho Slrrr-
'nHr nrtI-'rTet l:w and criminal misuse
"f ~" mails w"r" returned Ivy thu
'''i''~rl grand jury her" ;"-ha" arainst
~" lr"nI'r Company Master builders
Company ard United I'rwlrI"t% com
?amy. Al of t'hiraro and nu'ulcr Of
ind, 'hual,.
~" 'n,'il ihual l"f"n:Art& arr E.}wnrt
!. I:'"ki!n. sylvester W. Fl'~h"',u, Sid
-" l.. tl">iI".m. Richard l. Eishnr.
iinr"lh l.. smith. William a. I:"li. r,ln-
r:"n u Il"yi"r ami I."nlS T.. Body
They ar" ar"ls"d -: conspiracy Ia re-
%irhin rad" III manufacturing r!llvrr-
i%"? from used IN r"n"""rinn with con
"r"'" cons trucii"n work 1T frvlnE Price;
and unrt"~'n discounts ~ tho sail nc
Tr"hn"'. and "f arr"rIi"n,rc territory
T'-'rE IT,. track wHs Il lil'lH heavy but
It appeared ,hr; Wtfh :nr"T~rl,l. weather
""udI'i"nS u w"uid dry an 'u.II2lI Ia
L. - l'n~i fH'ly fast hv post Jim
For -. ftr:i lIn'. ~ =. :"r:, years liz
tr'. f.'h! vh".h hLS l"r,I On II f,"
derby dry features. VIII not h.. III effect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-11
HARD HITTING
WON CAME FOR
CLEvE[ANDERS
Yesterdays Results

Chicago. 5: rhila.. : Nn.
ClcvnlaRd. s: Wash, 60.
Boston. !. S.. Louis. !.
Detroit. 3: New York. :.
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ran for Milan IN seventh

W
Two base hitS--Chapmun. Sh"t'"n,
Judge.
Three base hits-Speakcr. (%: Will
.iamS. Roth.
Stolen haSrS-'rUrncr. Roth.
Sacrifice hits--Turncr. Wo"d. Chap
man. Williams.
Left on b;lScs-Clcvcland. G.; Wash
ington. s.
Bases on halls-Off Shaw, /; off Har-
per. 1.
Hits-Off Shaw. In 2 Is innings :
rugs scored and ono on base In thru .
off Harper. in :; - innings: OIL Graft,
none IN innings.
Struck uut-Ry Shaw. ?; by Harper.
|: by Craft, =: b. CovcleSSie. ).
Losing ptCher-SHaw.
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Hanna will rcprc-?nt Bethany. Beth-
any, Geneva. Muskingum and NcStmin-
slrr will take part
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CD Eattcd for Rodriguez In 9th.
~ Eattrd for Benton in Sth.
PittSburg

Score by innings
New York 0 q q o.
Pittsburgh ....S OOOO -
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Clear, Peachy Skin
Awaits Anyone Who
Drinks Hot Water
Says an inside bath. before break
fast helps US look and feel
clean, sweet, fresh.

Sparkling and vivacious-merry,
bright, alert-a good, clear skin and
a natural, rosy, healthy complexion
are assured only by pure blood. II
only every man and woman could be
induced to adopt the morning inside
bath, what gratifying change would
take place. Instead of the thousands of
Eickly, anaemicloohng men, women
and girls, with pasty or muddy
compilations; instead of the multi
tudes of nerve wrecks, "rundowns,
"brain flags" and pessimists we
should see a virile optimistic throng
OF rOsy-cheeked people everywhere.
An inside bath is had by drinking
eac- morning, before breakfast,
glass of real hot water with tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate In it
to wash from the stomach, liver, kid
neys and ten yards of bowels the pre-
vious days indigestib1e waste, sour
lamentations and poisons, thus
cleansing, sweetenin1 and freshening
the entire alimentary canal before
putting more food into the stomach.
Those subject to sick headache, bill
iousness, nasty breath, rheumatism,
colds: and particularly those who have
a pallid. sallow complexion and who
are constipated very often, are urged
to obtain a quarter pound of limestone
phosphate at the drug store which
will cost but a trife, but is sufficient
to demonstrate the quick and remark
able change in both health and appear
ance, awaiting those who practice In
ternal sanitation. We must Temenl-
Der that inside cleanliness is more i'm
port ant than outside, because the skin
does not absorb impurities to cor
taminata the blood while the pores II
the thirty feet of bowels do.