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TWELVE THB DINGBA T FAMILY ------- How Many Beans Make Two ? MAbE Aw;Au,mi. )ve.AK £ASr Aliswr UiheaTT I Thought I WA’S A CaAis 'Theap 7s ' ica me- ho*4£ aajd Told tre ■’Docues.v i sawj s- /wleo up Lh sr a/ibhy uihrm i 6ot) /Thebe. Tim* i'jiyo OP These */Mbxica/u JUA4PW& beaajvov) /^Sm TI I home - The 'banquet;- and ) I a ail v omr \ But One- r m«/ vZMr\ * IpK ( r hAtLMOA)V* Thßay' ;: 7T (So You Rballv \ /TjoskV whats YoudV /• — ■— N *— — J\ K/m\ \ t tby ' NATIONAL LEAGUE Red* Defeated. At Cincinnati Score: HIIE Bt. I.outs Mill (lOd 300- 3 I 3 Cincinnati .. .. mi 000 000 2 4 l Perrltt mid Snyder. Wlngo; llcnlon, Douglass and Clark. Braves Eat ’Em Up. At Bnaton (FIRST GAME). Score: R. H. K. Boston 000 000 03 x 3 (i I Philadelphia .. . 000 000 000 ll 1 3 Rudolph and dowdy; Marshall and Dooln. {SECOND (IAMB.) Score: R 11 K Boat on 010 004 11*—7 13 0 Milladetphla .. .003 000 000—2 « 2 James and dowdy; Baumgardner. Oeachger and Hurna. Split Double. At New York (FIRST GAME) Score: R.H. E. Brooklyn 000 IKK) 100-1 3 1 New York .. .. 011 002 00»— 8 k i Allen. Steele and McCarty; Teareau and McLean. (SECOND GAME.) Score: RIIE Brooklyn 000 200 000— 2 6 0 New York .. .. 000 001) 010 1 X 3 Kagan and Miller; Demaree, Wlltue and McLean. Pirates Win. At Pittsburg— Score: R. 11. E. i hit tgo 000 mil ooi 2 X I Pittsburg .. .. Ml 001 mix—4 7 2 Vaughn, llagerman and Archer; Cooper and Coleman. AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox Lose. At Philadelphia— -Bcurt; It II E Boston 100 000 000 I 7 2 Philadelphia .. . 210 006 OOx—B 14 u Foster, Gregg nnd Carrtggn; Hr eas ier and Upp. Yanks 6: Senators 4. At Washington— Score: R II 8 New York .. .. 003 010 (102—0 8 4 Washington .. .. 001 000 003— 4 It 2 Brown anti Sweeney: Ayres, Engel, Harper ami Henry, Williams. Nnpi 5; Browns 6. At St. lands Score: It II K Cleveland .. 300 100 001—6 10 3 St l,nut* .. .. 210 000 til- i! 12 3 Mitchell. Morton and O'Neill; James and A a new. Postponed. Chlcago-Oetrolt, rain. A Strange Woman EgST m ltUf (T- nfc* ' ' MRS. MONA DUMOND The nioit wond.r fu trance cl.t rvoy - nut mid epivll mpillmn t'uit pur cam* to till* eltv In consulted dully on ,o\ •flnlri, biweuH*, marrluge dlvorir Inin taeae matters. Investments. «|>e. ulailonn, t* la you tha tlinn alien Id (my or mil property, bring* whom your heart a dp sire In a vary elicit tlnip, I alia your time In full, alao lull nampn of frlanda anaralaa viva* ahp never falla to re unite thoee thai arp separated. Tp la you whom and whan you will marry ilf evert nlao daip of marriage Rett h e lovar'a quarrel*. family roubles Inlpi - pre n draatna. raatoraa loal affection*, and itrapta no pay unlana parfi Ufa tlon la civrn. Mona Dumond succeeds avan In lha moat difficult raaaa. where cheap pre* tandara weak or half-developed inrdl umi hava romplately failed On a Malt to thta remarkable woman will mora lhan aonvinca you that aha la truly a groat adviaar. and Worthy of your run fide tier Moura » a. m to S |> m special rending* M oanta and s!.«t l-ooat#d in anictly private home. 1107 GREENE STREET, Near Eleven h. Positively no Lettera Anewered CLOSED ALL DAY SUNDAY SOUTHERN LEAGUE Split a Double. At Atlanta (FIRST GAME) Score: R. 11. E. New Orleans .. 000 010 052 X II 1 Allan!:. 000 100 000 I (! 2 •k'hby and Higgins; Ferryman. Browning and Dunn. (SECOND GAME) Score: R. H.E. New Orleans 000 000 - o 3 3 Atlanta 074 02 13 13 0 lienn and Adams; Williams ami Tyree. Barons Again Win. At Memphis— Score: R H K Memphis 000 not ooo— l r, 4 Birmingham .. .200 000 100- 3 5 1 O'Brien and Marshall; Roth and Wallace. * 1 Divided Double-Header. At Nashville— (FlßST GAME.) Score: R H K Montgomery .. ..000 000 02—2 4 3 Nashville 000 000 00—0 4 2 McLeod and Donahue; Kroli and smith. (SECOND GAME ) Score; R. H. E. Montgomery 000 00 0 :j | Nashville 003 30 (1 *1 0 East and Donahue; Renter and < ilhnon. Gulls Lose. At Chattanooga— - BS ’orc: RILE. Mobile .. .. .. ..010 000 000 1 0 1 ('luittannoga .. ,010 000 001—2 7 3 Townsend and Brown; llarding and Street. FEDERAL LEAGUE Chifeds Lose. * At Huffalo— Score: R H E Chicago 000 210 000— 3 8 6 Mnffalo 004 000 Ofix 10 10 0 Johnson. Flake. McGuire and Block; Moran. Moore and Blair. Divide Double-Header. At Baltimore— (FlßST GAME.) Score R H E IndlanupollH .. .020 001 432 -12 18 0 Baltimore .. .. 00S 020 001— 811 3 Billiard, Whlteliouse, Mullen, Ful kenhurg and Harlileii; (Juiun, Wil helm, Hughes ams Russell (SECOND GAME.) Score: n u £ Baltimore 410 00- 5 8 2 Indianapolis 030 00 -3 4 l Conley, Halley, Smith and Jack lltsch; Billiard, Falkenberg and ltari deti. Packers 9; Rebels 8. Al Pittsburg— Score: R H K Kansas City .. .700 002 000—P 11 1 Pittsburg 000 202 400 8 17 2 Packard, Cullop and Kaslcrly; Cum uli a, Burger, LecUlr and Berry. Hooslers Win. At Brooklyn- • Score • R H R FI 1 soils 000 100 000—1 6 0 Brooklyn 000 000 000 0 2 0 Watson and Simons; Hufltto and l*atul. OTHER RESULTS American Aaaoc'ation. Mi tinea poll*-Milwaukee, rain, si I'aiil-Kniw.in t'lty. rain. Imttanaiiolla 0; lam lav tile 9. t’levelnnd, 8-4; Columbus. *-J. International League. Providence ii; Jr racy Oily 2. Uorlo-star 6; Montreal 0. Buffalo 16; Toronto 6. vt Wilmington, Pal.: Newark-Bal timore, game postponed. two games tomorrow BASEBALL WEATHER American League. Bonton nt Philadelphia; cloudy Now York nt Washington: dear, lvtrolt at Chicago; cloudy. National League. Brooklyn at Nek York; dear. Chicago at I'litalnirg; cloudjr. St Louie at Cincinnati; ratii. Philadelphia at Boston; clear. Federal League. Indianapolis at Baltimore; clear. St. land* at Brooklyn; clear. Kansas City at Pittsburg Chicago at Buffalo, cloudy. Today’s Puzzle-Can You Read It? ' Wken. unll tke Kou.se Le Yimsked? VI *-n will tho hous** hr fin tailed? ? Yesterday’s Puzzle and (he Answer S ! Subtract and futd as Indicated and get rtch«s as rsault. Money. STANDING OF CLUBS National League. Won. I.ost. Pet Boat on 72 54 ,671 New York 69 65 .557 Chicago 69 61 .530 SI. I Alula ~6S 62 .623 Pittsburg 59 64 .410 Philadelphia 55 69 .447 Cincinnati 55 63 .441 Brooklyn 55 70 .440 American League. Won. Lost. PcL Philadelphia 86 45 .657 Boston 77 62 .679 Washington 66 60 .524 1 let roll 68 62 .523 Chicago 62 67 .481 New York 58 72 .446 si Louis 68 71 .450 Cleveland 42 88 .823 Federal League. Won. I-oet. Pet Indianapolis 72 55 .567 Brooklyn 66 69 .628 Buffalo 64 68 .525 Baltimore 62 61 .504 Kansas City 61 65 .484 St Louta 56 71 ,441 Pittsburg 50 73 .407 Southern League. Won. Lost. Pet Birmingham 84 60 .583 New Orleans .. ~ ..76 62 .551 Mobile 80 76 .544 Atlanta 75 64> .589 Naahvtllr 73 toy .514 Chattanooga 6« 74 .476 Memphis 59 30 .425 Montgomery 62 83 .385 aUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. IS. CHIAN IS BACA IN JAIL Indicted For Murder in First Degree. Accused of Killing Mrs. Louise Bailey Mineola, N. Y.—Mrs. Florence Car man, wife of Pr. Edwin Cnrmtui. Freeport physician, will be tried for murder In the first degree. Accused of killing Mrs. Louise Bailey, one of her husband's patients, Mrs. Carman was indicted by the grand Jury late yesterday. The charge of first degree murder supersedes the one of manslaughter returned by the same Jury a few weeks after Mrs. Bailey was shot. June 30th, in the physician’s office. The new indictment was based on the testimony of witnesses produced since the Jury first considered the case Mrs. Carman has been free on $15,- 000 bail. Thursday, however, she was ramanded to the sheriffs care, which means she will be in Jail here until her trial, the date of which has not been set. l'tstrict Attorney Smith announced tonight he would apply soon for an order convening an extraordinary term of the superior court to try Mrs Carman. tfthe order Is granted the trial will probably begin In October. DESTRUCTION OF BELGIAN TOWNS EXAGGERATED t ' "' ~ - German Embassy Receives Wireless Stating News to This Effect Gathered By Banker Touring Country Washington.—The German embassy today received the following wireless from Berlin: “Herr Helffrich, director of the Deutsche Bank, after touring in Bel gium states: ‘News of destruction of Belgian towns is exaggerated. Ver viere and Tirlmont, industrial centers, and Charleroi, quite intact; Louvain and Dinant only partly destroyed. Insidiously Killed. “After the surrender of Ghent a German officer was Insidiously killed and another wounded. “The Russian cavalry burned from sheer lust of destruction, although there was no fighting in that district, the splendid castle of Count Mirbach, the Prussian parliamentarian. Never Unfair. The English liberal review “Nation’ attacks the British government, de claring in a long article that England brought about the war under a futile pretext and that Germany was never unfair against England. “The paper ‘Vorwaerts’ publishes 0 | ARROW 1 ILI N E 1 “NORMAN” ON THE WAY-A NEW ARROW COLLAR DUE SEPT. 15th BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS -at- One-ThirdjOff Made by the Best Tailors. Stylish, Serviceable, Satisfactory. mscrearvsl “Home of Good Clothes” declaration of the board of the Ger man Socialist party strongly condemn ing the manifesto of the executive committee of the International So cialist Bureau. The party board pro tests against the suspicion expressed in the manifesto against German sol diers’ humanity and states that the manifesto is inciting neutral countries against Germany while concealing the atrocities of Belgian franctieurs (snipers) and Russian cossacks.” FLORIDA EXCURSION ——via GEORGIA <L FLORIDA RY. SEPTEMBER 15th. Phone 709 for further information. I Never Disappoint My Patients Clifton R. Groover, M. D., the Nerve, Blood and Skin Disease Specialist. If you desire to consult a reliable, long estab lished specialist of vast experience, come to me and learn what can be accomplished with skillful, scien tific treatment. I use latest SERUMS and BACTE RINS in the treatment of chronic conditions which have failed to yield to ordinary treatment —"or WEAK NESS. LYMPH c MPOUND, combined with my di rect treatment, restoring the vital parts to the fullest degree. I successfully treat Blood Poison, Ulcers, Skin dis eases, Kidney and Bladder troubles; Rheumatism, Piles, Rectal and Intestinal diseases and many dis eases not mentioned. Consultation and advice free and confidential. Hours 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Sunday 10 to 2 only. Call or -ite. DR. GROOVER SPECIALIST. 604-7 Dyvr Bldg. OFFICIAL MAP OF THE EUROPEAN WAR ' WITH Charts of Strategic Points and the following other original features: Portraits of European Rulers Army Strength European Nations Naval Strength, Men and Vessesls Dirigibles and Aeroplanes Chronicle of Nations Involved Triple Alliance and Entente Hauge Peace Conference Capitals of Europe Population European Countries National Debts of Europe European Coin Values Area of European Countries Distance Between Cities Battles of Past Century ALL POR ONLY 10 CENTS By Mail, 12c FROM THE HERALD As explained in the War Map Coupon printed daily in another column FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. REV. DR. CAMAK COMING. Rev. D. C. Camak, of Spartanburg, S. C., will preach at the Asbury Metho dist church Sunday night. Dr. Camak is well known throughout Spartanburg for his great textile work among the mill people of that town. Diarrhoea Quickly Cured. “My attention was first called to Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as much as twelve years ago. At that time I was se riously ill with summer complaint. One dose of this remedy checked the trouble,” writes Mrs. C. W. Florence, Rockfield, Ind. For sale by all dealers. Augusta, Qa.