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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-19

lestwu z Ameryki zywnosci W ma
turze Jest sprawl niezmiernie donio-
s4a, ze wszakze zanim bedzie mona
sprowadzit te zywnoSG do Polski, u
praszam w imieniu naszego Komitetu
O ~przesyIanie CO miesiac laskawie o.
fiarowanej przez Czerwony Krzyz A
merykanski 00ltysiecy dolarow. By
najmniej zaS ME t~wierdzilem, ably
,,obecnie ME MONA juz "a pieniadze
zebrane ma giodnych W Polsce zaku-
pic gdziekolwiek zywnosci''.
,,Zarazem kategorycznie stwier-
diam, re zadnej depeszy kabloWej W
kwestyi tego interview cd Panow ME
otrzymalem i wdzieczni bedziemy
szanownym Panom "a zasiagniecie
informacyi W urzedzie telegraficz--
nym | doniesienie nam o Wyniku
tych informacyi. Jest to BOWEN juz
OSmd peS "SSidhd PiHoH ON~N
wnych Pan6w, kt6ra ME doszla rak
naszych.
..Pozwalam sobie jeszcze nadmie--
mic, re wtych dniach omawiaiem 2
D. Oswaldem Schuette fatalne polo
zenie wychodzc6w powracajacych do
Galicyi i PREY tel sposobnosci prosi-
lem go o. sprostowanie podanej W swo
i'm czasie wiadomosci, p. schuette
wszakze oswiadczyl, re slowa jego
musiaiy bye 'mylnie interpretowane'
List ten z odnosnymi komentarza-
mi ogiosi sic W prasie, azeby zapo--
biedz mylnemu tiomaczeniu owego
niefortunnego interview z p. oswal-
dem Schuette.
w kohcu stwierdzit wypada, re or
ranzacya wchodzsce W sklad P. c. X.
r. jak Zwiazek Narodowy Polski,
Polska Rada Narodowa i Zwiazek 70
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-19

lex przesyialy W ostatnim p6lroczu
zebrane przez sic fundusze ratunko-
We do szwajcaryi "a posrednictwem
P. G. X. R.
FuQdusz enthusiastically P. c. K.
r. zasilany sprzedaza guziczkow,
kart pocztowych / nalepek, pozwala
W dalszym ciagu oplacat wszelkie
wydatki administracyjne be- naru--
szenia funduszu ratunkowego, kt6ry
W calosci dostaje sic ma miejsce swe-
go rrzeznaczenia.
PreZes.
SekretarZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-19

re staraniami u rzadu amerykanskie-
60 i Amerykahskiego Czerwonego
Krzyaa, podjete ma nowo VIZ. 1917,
W imieniu naszego Komitetu, o apro-
wizacye Polski.
,,Pozwalam sobie W tel sprawie
zalaczyG kopie listu naszego do Po-
fish Victims Relief Fund W New
Yorku z dnia % stycznia r. b.. oraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-19

kopie depeszy do sekretarza Stanu
Lansinga, wyslana W dniu 81 lipca
1917 "a posrednictwem Legacyi A
merykahskiej W Bernie.
Nv mysl listu do Polish Victims
Relief Fund wyjasnilem p. Oswaldo-
wi Schuette, W obecnoSci p White
house'a, re sprawl dostarczania Kr6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-19

SPRAWOZDANIE sEkRETARZA
POLSKIEGo CENTRALNEGO KO-
MTTETU RATUNKOWEGO w A
MERGE "a GAS Cd 20 PAZ-
DZIERNIKA 1917 II. DO is KWIET
MA 1918 II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-19
.Sprawozdania Urzednik6w P. C..K. R.

sPRAWOZDANIE FINANsOWE sEKRETARZA 7. c. X. r.
"a Gas cd 1go pazdziernika 1917 r. do dnia 81 marca 1918 Il.
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AQUEDUCT RESULTS

rrr;T;, raSc7oayo TipnIcr liz
I.nchawanna. rs u.ykcl. % 8. i to and
/. I" and to, l. third. Time. 81 As
Astcrsk. Left Fielder .D0veridyc ;rnI
dl-r. Venetian Boy. Resist. MiId;i nh.
Desert. Stick!cr. I.amcntation and Swccpist
Second rnccr-s'x and half furlonEs-Ar-
;! first Everest. no COLLINS. IL TO 6. to
u 1" >. 10 and 10 3. third Time
wick Wirs' one alou ran "
CONDUIT Jog iM"ls!"rl to l.. L" ana
- 10 oo :" nnt TO second; D"cn
g. !? third TN. Sl2 2,5 Little Cott"ge
Dolly also
Fourth racr-rile ana a sixtc.n,h-l,ck
Hare. Jr l3' ,i:yk%,. 70 :; out ana ont
and 70 8 second; Nepporhan - tAiiGgi"yD
la IS. Matinee Idol and KMshmlr also
ran
il,inh rae mile nenGyolcn.. ITO ,Iiyrnc).
lia ,Kobins"nl.: 20 20 l; s. 10 ami TO l..
70 ! IND .,; :" !; ,hi,,d Iiine. 100 20,
ilessc. huri4nGain". Anna J.. Au-trai. speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
LATONlA RESULTS

l'rst r"cc-hvc and one. half fnriongs,1o
secona; Rob liakcr, 100 q. Gentry s2.6o
IN" SIX Hundred; rer,r9rd, Tom r.ung
Herbert Brown. SILVER Light. Madrid. Thir-
second racc-milc and sixteenth-Ndio
dis, Drowi Velvet. iii ,'ocD. SaS.2o and
Slo.5o second; Ardent. III CNanduscn), So
third. Time. !:t1 %, Fairy Legend. Ela
Herman. Tell Me. Sayonara. Jurisdiction
Petit iilcu. Ginger Chill. Lady i.cona and
Bee Line also
Third race-.iiv" and one half furlongs-
n.rrsti hnnoran" ~ o.. Gentry, sac ana
ihlrd. Time. los. Cahallo. Edna Wright.
Lucy Pearl. Monarch Manicurist, John
Churchill. iiniy Johnson. Charlotte. Church
i'll Downs also ran.
o. Eo| @GI, resS5N f"r,9n 81 l5asting
SIX Lady lei Eonnc!lvl. 81 and s&.70.
Time, l:i2 So Dodge Dodge. Biscuit. Ton
tono. Hrr o. War. rasse IL. Japhct ozark
cious, III NiowarD. $3.50 s&.7o aud out
nrs': lohu l. Day. los tSande). So out
second: McAd"o. los ON. Garncr). out third.
rim" 40 - diversion also ran
les. one. 100 uI, i.unsfordj $40. s. 30
S:7o. first Angelic. lO6 tMaiestic), s. 90.
s. 90. second Senc:actor. 81 tE Sandcj So
J,h.TH ,,TTj'"" it2 6tS swr", iAiyssn,n.
= SeYc,qth mil: and sir furIongs- ri
first: p'"hi; log . ,Maicstic). si4 and s 80.
Aida also ran.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
THINKS OF HOME TEAM
Atlanta Lad at Front Ducsn't Like for
Atlanta Club To Go
Ind.

ATLANTA. CA. July Although in
constant danger OF being KILLED or
wounded by, the bochc shells. gas
bombs ana bullets. Gardner Adams.
-ycnr-oid Atlanta lad serving
with the L. =. Marines i'm France. is
greatly perturbcd because the Atlanta
baseball club, of the Southern League,
Is going bad and has just lost seven
straight games.
telling of The number of Germans he
has killed or captured. the brave
younEstcr complains about the showing
OF the Crackers. declaring that he is
the butt" OF endless Kidding" at the
hands Of several New Orleans boys in
his company.
When cur lads have spirit like that
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both PITCHERS HIT HARD
RICHMOND MAKES THIRTEEN
FOR SEVENTEEN BASES
Johnson md Burncy Crash Trying to
Get Bnil Which Drops.
~ Scoring Two.


\ PETERSBURG. VA. July 5.-Hoth
Mullen and Jackson were hit hard in
the game this evening. Mullen suffering
the worst, thirteen hits being made off
of him, with total OF seventeen bases.
and nine of OF jackson. with total
of ten bases. Richmond started I'll"
runmaking in the fourth on a two
Dagger by Hcfton, an error by CoNlnG
ton and Mpore's single. In the nith
johnson singled. took second on Stin-
sons out, and came across the plate
when Hefton singled TO center. in the
eighth, Moore singled ana came home
on JohnSon'S triple 10 right field. John
son scoring on Mcpum'S sacrifice.
s PeterSburSS runs were all made in
the eighth. after the first two hatSmcn
were out. llinkcy singled, and took
third on Emcry'S single. Briggs lined
a long ny TO deep center, which John
son and Burncy both tried for. but WAS
missed by johnson when Burucy ran
into him causing him to drop the bali.
and Emery scoring Briggs
scored on L.iehtioot's single. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
The Horrible Handicap
Of Poisoned Blood

nope. This remedy has been in gen
eral use Tor more than fifty years. 1T
~ purely vegetable, and contains not
particle OF any chemical and acts
promptly on the blood by routing all
traces OF the faint. and restoring 1t to
absolute purity.
Some of the most distressing cases
or transmitted blood poison have
yielded to the treatment OF S. S. S.,
and no case should be considered in
durable until this great remedy has
been given thorough trial S. S. s.
acts as an antidote to every imPurity
in the blood. You can obtain It at
any drug store. Our chief medical ad-
wiser Will take pleasure in giving you,
without cost any advice that your in
divitual case requires. Write to-da y
to Swift Specific co. i33 Swift Labo-
Tatory. Atlanta, Ga.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
The Innocent Gufier Even Unto
he Third and Fourth GEN
eratiOnS, But Relief Is
Now in Siwht,
4 In SiwIlt.

II has long been accepted AS mat
ter of course that the sins OF the
fathers must he suffered by innocent
poStcrity, yet ii is hard TO become
rcconcilcd TO this condition. The hcri-
tage of physical intirmity is a handi-
cap under which thousands must face
the battle OF life.
Scrofuln is probably the most no.
ticcablc of the transmitted blood dis
orders. though there are other more
severe diseases Of the blood that PASS
from one generation 10 another No
matter what inherited blood faint you
may lie laborinE under. :. s. = offers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
Games To-Day in City
Amateur Circles

Games scheduled for this after
noon IN TIE amateur circles as
foiIGNrs:
Commercial League. Section a.
Old Nirrinian% w. Alron, boulevard
Field; AIiatorS W. ttnndntnh street.
Commercial League, Section "D''-
Battle Axe vs.. ASbur=. William: Nyrd
Park, diamond No. 3; stock ton
street :s. Hub Clothing Company,
South Side.
Athletic LcnSue--':oldr ClothinE
Company rs. 3'rcdcgnrs, Clarke
Springs: II. g.. Lees Barton
Heights, William Ryrd Park, din-
m"nd No. =: West End GIcnns ~.
WUodaIl AZ Gunrlcs, Oak who'd.
Al Of the games are slated TO be
gin at lao.
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Alec. to Meet Old y,rr,n,.,.

In the absence of the Colts. the Old
Nirr and AlcOs of the Commercial
League. Section "a" have arranged for
Boulevard Field. and will battle for tho
This afternoon, starting at 1870 o'clock.
Tho teams are about evenly matched.
and Il battle royal il expected by those
watching the amateur games. Tho
.>icos have several former Richmond
College stars. among them being Mac
Pitt. recently with the Colts; Northern
and kuyl. Batteries will be: AlcoS-
shelton and Kuyk; Old Virginias-
Walton and tombstone.
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. =
PhiIn dclphIa.

ltl3lS - !"
'l:atted for Gardner in ninth
+Ean for Walker in ninth.
i:attcd for Shannon in ninth.
Fan for Perkins Ia ninth.
Scor" by innings:
score by innings: r.
ScSton oil Ii
Ihiladclphia u o q o 6 y . U--3
Su III IN ar V: Runs - Truesdalc t2).
Ruth. Schaug. Eopp, Mucnch. Dykes.
TWo-basc hits--Barbarc. Acosta, Walk
or Three base hit-Mclnns stolen
bases Strunk (2). Schang. Trucsdale,
Mcmuis. kopp. Acosta. sacrifice hits
McInnis, Auncw. Strunk. sacrifice
Strunk Double plays-pugan and
Burns: Gardner. shannon and Burns.
Left on bases Boston. $; Philadelphia,
u" Tirs, base on crrors--Boston, ! !:
Euth. i off C;cary : Hi; by pitcher
by Ruth. ,koppn. Struck out-by
Ruth :; by Geary, !. Wild pitch
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telling just when they may be able to
use the men. hut us soon az tho war Is
over they would he mighty good ma
terial for tho clubs. The best part OF
IL is that II would not cost IL penny to
try any OF them out.
Some OF the best plays I've ever
Witnessed on the diamond have seen
puIlcd by these sOldier-plaNcrs."
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RED SOX WIN IN TENTH
nm AsancintrA 49, |

rIIlLADELpiIlA. july :. With the
aid Of Two pinch hittcrs. TWO pinch run
ncrs and a hit batSmau with the bases
filled. the Athletics rallied in the ninth
to-day and tied the score. only to have
Boston win out in the tenth. when, after
Two We're out. Ruth drew Geary's sew
cuth pass and scored on MclnnisS
triple to right. The score was 10 =.
milking an even break OF the four
game series. The score:
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CUBS AND GIANTS BEATEN
PITTSBURGH AND ST. LOUIS
DEFEAT TOPNOTCHERS
Pirates In Grcnt S,ratttn- Exhibition
Down New Work. hy Scare OF
10 % 4.
Try Associated rrcss.l

81. LOUIS. July 5.-St. Louis took
the last game. of the series from Chi
caEo to-day. to :. winning in tn"
ninth inning. when Gonzales singled.
WAS sacrificed 20 second. took third on
4 wild pitch ana scored on licathcotc'S
single. May got his second major
league hit. home run, in the second
inning. which scored MclIcrry and
Gonzales ahead of him ami gave :hr
locals a iive-run lead. Chicago tied
the score in the seventh Ky driving:
Nav from the box. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
ORDER PITCHERS TO WORK
Dniins Exemption board Acts in Case.
OF Pitchers Compcrc and
Lewis.
tBy Associated Press. ]

tBy Associated Press
DALLAS. TEN. July 5.-Pitchcrs
Irving Comperc and Sam Lewis. OF tho
Dallas. Texas League. club, were or
dercd to-day hy Dallas cXcmntion
board either to engage in Il productive
occupation or he placed in class | or
me seicctiEe service. This is the first
Instance of the work fight ruling,
being instituted against Il ball PLAYER
so far as known.
compcrc said he would resign and
engage in Il useful occupation while
Lewis declared he would appeal his
case to Provost Marshal General Crow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
Wins Tennis IIonOrs.

ATLANTA, July 5.-Aliss Murphy, Of
New Orleans. won the womanS tennis
of the South mere to-day.
defeating Miss F:stclle Drummond. Of
Atlanta. Gu, ca. j; was Miss Muir
phys third consecutive victory in
Southern tennis tournaments, and gave
her permanent possession Of Inc cham
pionship cup The mems titles Will be
decided later.
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u Is .............
81. Louis.
IOtaiS ........... :"
.Enttph for cnrtcr in fourth.

b'tlS ...-'
'I:attch FOR Carter in fourth.
ton" out when winning rum scored
Score by innings: l..
Chicago ......... q :! q :! O.,
81, Louis ...,.... o o q . Is
summary: Runs - Flack. Ilollo"h"r.
Mann. kiilifcr. Aldridgc. Fisher. E"all.
McHcnry. Gonzales 60. May. Two-hasc
hits-Aldridrc. F'lacii. Thrce-baso hits
>-ilornshv. Kllifer Home run-MaY.
stolen hases-Paskcr H"llochcr. Con
zal"s. Deal. Sacrifice hits-Johnson.
Mcrklc. Packard. Sacrifice hy-Merk IL.
Double plays-McIlcnry. 1iornsby and
Gonzales: llornshy (unasSistcdD Left
on hases-Chicago. :; d.. Louis s.
First on crrors-Chicago. :: 81. Louis
l. Bases on halls-om Walker. 3. off
Aldridgc. 3: off May, 4. liits-of
Walker. in Ia innings; off Carter.
. in "a innings: off Aldridgc. in
: Ia innings: off May. . in innings
tnonc out in SEVENTH; off Johnson. ?
III . innings fnonc out in ninth): oT
Packard. none in inning. Struck out
by Walker ]; by Aldrid-n, c. by
MAY. 2: by Johnson. |. Wild pitch
Aldridse. Passar bail-Killifcr Win
ming pitcher, Packard: losing pitcher.
Walker.
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FINDS GOOD PLAYERS
Johnny t:vcrs Declares scouts Shuu.d
Visit Army Camps for Nrw
Material.

MEM YORK. July 5.-AliGhty good
material for star performers in major
League baseball teams is being dcvel-
op.d at Camp linton and the other
army training environments. according
to word received to-day from Johnny
ENcrS. the noted diamond star
1T would be good plan" said
TNrrS. for baseball scouts to recon
mend that their employers sign some
of these mon. OF course there is no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06

stsr. Scagull. Starter. Miss Kruter. corydon
also ran. '
SIKH raec-nvc furlonrs-Crystal Ford.
ITO " happ) to S: TO 10 AMI to L. first :
ana ana i'r;te: II: .Hobins"nl. Ito !. to |
To l. 2 to- ana 10 10. third. Time.
~ seconds. Tho Soy. Mary Iiollins. Mormon
Elder ANA Scrub Lady also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
PITTSBURGH AGAIN WINS

pITTSBrRGH. Iuly 5.-New York
lost TO Pittsburgh here to-day, 10 20 1.
1t was ttsburgE's sixth consecutive
victory. Schupp pitched his first game
for the visitors, and was very wild.
passing ten men and hitting two. In
the eighth inning SChupp passed two
men, and CGtShaw. the next batter,
made a home rum on a hit to the flag
NOlC. VIC SCOro:
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NATIONALS AGAIN WIN
DEFEAT YANKS IN GREAT
DUEL BETWEEN PITCHERS
FED So> Win in Tenth Frnmc From
Athletics. ucEaininc Second
Place in Column.

WASHINGTON. July SHAW out;
pitched MogridSc to-day. and Wash
ineton made II three out at four from
New York h.! taking the final game of
the series, = to /. The defeat sent
New York to third plarc The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
NORFOLK LOSES GAME
Especial TO The Times. Dispatch

ISPeNIHI 10 1T IIIItS' IIISI'NIHIlI
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July 49,
newport News to-day defeated Norinih
u TO q. the fars playing ragged BAH
throughout the game. The contest was
played in a driS2l!ng rain Madden
was pounded hard by the Builders and
both Llewcllyn and Brown, who pitched
for Newport News. were given poor
support at best Llcwcllyn was spiked
In the sixth inning while covering home
platc on passed ball. The score:
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~
for Herriott in ninth.

Summary: Two base hita-Hcfton.
jackson, Covington. Three-basc hits
johnson. Stolen bascs-Stinson, Bur
ney, Holmes. Double piay--Jack son.
McDuf and Poole. Bases on balls-on
Mullen. j. Left on bases -potcrsburG
q; Richmond, II. Struck out-by Null
len, 3; by Jacks 3. Time of game,
1:i0. Umpire, Lipc.
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international L.c,ruc,

ter. o.
BinEhamton at Jersey City Game
scheduled for Friday advanced TO Sat
urday>.
U!aly games schc luladD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06

Totals : - IA
'Eattcd for SchMpn in ninth.

Score by innings: T.
Pittsburgh ~ 3 o 0 = X-l1
u m IN Try: Runs - McCrrty t2l.
Schupp, Thornt Cation GU. Bi"hce 90.
Carey (2). Southworth 'Sl. Cutshaw
Hon" run-Cutshaw. stolen bascS-
Southworth. cutshaw. Mollwit@. Sacri-
fec hits-Carcy. Cutshaw Sacrifice iiv
-Flctch"r. Double pla vs-Wilhoit md
povlc; Without and McCartv: Cation,
Cntshaw and Mo'lwit2: N"Kcchni",
cutshaw and Mollwi'I: Carey ard
Schmidt Left on baseS-N New York
Q: PITTSBURGH. / First @" errors Now
York. .: Pittsburgh. |. Eases on h"r's
off Schupp 10; off Slapnicka. g. Hi,
hv pitch"r--hy Schuup. tCa'"r nnd
Siannicka); by Slapniclia . F'"tcl'r
and Mrcarty> Struck out--hy S"hunn.
G: hysSlapnicka. :. Wild nit h-Schunp
Winning nitchcr. Slapuicka; losing
Ditchor. SchuOp
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E,olioih '.'.'''.... q q o Q o . . o ..
NeWport News ......0 Of GG . -
summary: Two-has- hits-Phclan
and Mangus. Thrcc-hase Whit
craft and Phelan. Home run-Whit-
craft. Stolen bascs-pcvlin 90. lien
yes. Bases on balis-off Llcwcllyn. >
on Brown. >; of Madden, 3. LEFT on
D,h.ses-Nortoik, 10; Newport News. e.
Danghton. by Madden IIits-off
Liewellyn, in and Ia innings; OF
Brown, 3 in 3 % innings. Struck ont
by Liewc!iyn, ., by Hrown, >; by
MADDEN >. Passed ball--Flahcrty (36
Wild pitch--Madden a. Time. 2:I0.
Umpire. Soldier Kelly Sacrincef hits
Phelan. kreugcr. Whitcraft Rust.
Sweeney t2), Flahcrty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06

Prove to yourself that Times-Dis-
patch Want Ads arc result producers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTrnnt!"S 1ESrI.TS.
81. Louis. q: Chicago. =.
Other EInlrs not N.hcuulNu.l

GAMI.S TODAY.
i;ostun nj Pittsburgh.
HrUokiAn AT IT. Louis.
Ncw York at Chicago
phi!ndcipi:ia at Cincinnn Il
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American Associo,I,

y american NSA0riHflOH.
At Indianapolis - INDIANAPOLIS :.
Louisville 10.
NJ Kansas City-knnsas City. I; Min
neapoiis = twilight Gamc).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YT' Is'DAV'~ RESULTS.
philadelphia. 3: Boston. : Ucn inninEs).
Washington. -: Sew York. ].
t0thrr games not sCiirtIutcd.)

GAMES TODAY.
bet roii at PhiinIr!pl,in.
thr;iEu !l New York.
ri. l.uuis AT " Washington.
CIcNciinu ut Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06

while suffering all tho hardships Of -
trenches. how are you going to bel4
'em?" said First Sergeant Galway. OF
the local Office. after reading tho lads
letter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-06
" ashiuStop.

summary: nuns --Eodlc, ShAnkS. Ut
van Two base hit-liakcr. Three
base hit-E;hotton. Double p!ays-l.a-
van 10 Morgan TO Judge. Left on bases
New York. :; " ashington. =. First
base on crrors-Nrw York. 3 Bases
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gilSerfnnSe in Gerrara.

SIN 2aitea gu Jsrrara, benz al
ten paloit Der 9er50se Don Cite, purs
ben grObere Observation-Disclosures
oorgenommen, bic mond1en interel>
tanten Guno 3utoee sef1rbert baben.
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idriften ersfbt iid, bob Die 8iIbnife
bic natiirliden S6dter bes Seraoas
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9emabltn pnbuaa, Die aus benz
oornebmen neapolitani1den @efdlstt
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Den Wfdoden an ainbesftatt arlaez
Der 5unb lit UNI 70 merit
opner, als bisber fsin Bib Der Wos
betannt mar, Ddb-enb es per-
.dieosne 8iloer Der proramante oibt.
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'em mon 9unbe batte, unb bas fih
lud in ben Sonetten SaFps fpieoers
lolt erpdbnt finbet, ifammte bon ssis
ippo polaoini, tit aber beuts nitt
%porbanben.
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Die Sanf pun Wpnte Carlo.

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