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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Table and Piano Scarfs.

A simple enumeration OF the fabrics
falls Jar short of doing this except onal is
sortnent justice; the designs and color
inps make an unusual appeal to the eye al
first glance. Excellence OF materials invites
close inspection and iulflls every prom,
ise of good service and an artistic decora
tion-velour moquette, six, brocade and
tanestrv are the materials employed.
$500 to $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Tea Ball TeaDots
Produce a Perfect Tea.

Tea Ball Teapots are construct
ed in such manner that tea is
quickly and easily made. When
the desired strength is obtained
the tea ball is drawn up above the
tea by means of the knob. and
thus the tea relna us at perfect
strength.
The chain attached TO the tea ball s
entirely .nclosed i'm a pocket under the
knob of the cover, and thus the pot re-
tains the graceful appearance and dainty
outline Of the regular style.
IL these pots are once tried we a"e
sure they will be highly liked. BE- their
use the second cup % tea, even If Il
stands much longer than the tirst. will
be OF identically the same strength
Shown in different sizes. bu.
all made i'll the same manuer
which is the best, Sl.25 to $500
according to size.
Fifth h.or u 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Doub e-faced We our POrtieres.

In announc ne our line OF Velour Portieres in
the handsome doubefaced effects, feel particularly
we'll pleased with the result OF choosing
Not only is velour most elegant drapery fabric in
itself, being rich and pleasing but the doubefacng adds
greatly to their attractiveness with many olkscolors
are red green brown blue and alike both des
We advise early selection. as the assortnents are
limited and they come from France, that when
the present supply is exhausted cannot secure them
again.
Priced at $500 pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
0 G T hroat Prudence.

No family medicine chest is we'll
stocked without a bottle of TON
SLIME, for you don't know what
moment it may be needed to relieve
a sudden case of Sore Throat. Re-
lieving Sore Throat is TONSILINE'S
special mission. 1t is made for that
advertised for that-sold for that
one purpose. TONSILINE is the
one and only Sore Throat Remedy
which is sold over a large part
of the United States You'll need ~
TONSILINE one OF these days. "a
or some night when the drug n
store is closed-better have IN
bottle ready at home wher you ~
aeed it most. asc, soc and SI.oo. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Pillows, Covered i'm
MANY Artistic Fabrics.

Sofa and Couch Pillows for the living
room, parlor, bedroom, students room
den, coy corner. They are covered in a
countless select on of beautiful cretonnes
velours, velvets, tapestries, silks, brocades
feathers, etc.
Designs consist of fancy floral, con-
ventional oriental, fruit, foliage, etc. The
collection is the best we have ever shown
S1.5o to $1,000 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Handsome Moquette
Cnaach Covers

The patterns of Our Moquette Couch
Covers are especially fine in selection; they
are the choicest creations OF far-eastei'
designers; the effects produced are truly
magn fcent and without counterpart
they are almost endless in variety.
Fine Moquette Covers, $3.50 each.
Rich Silk Moquette Covers, $3o.oo
each. -,
Handsome Velvet Covers, in rich, luS
trous deep pile weaves and artistic de-
signs, $1,000 each.
Covers OF other fabrics, $500 and up
Fourth fcoC st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
A Sale of. Broorns
At the Special Price of. PC


The recent summer has been a
dry one in the best broom corn
growing states. In consequence.
there has been material advance
in the price of brooms. We were
fortunate in placing our:order for
quantity Just before the recent
advance in price. Otherwise these
would be marked at 4oc. They
are made Of selected stock. fitted
with polished wood handle; 4
string. We are offering IS dozen
in the lot, and we look for inn
mediate disposal at the
Special price, 28c each.
Fifth floor Elayonfh or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
New Hongkong Furniture.

The new and direct importation OF tn Furniture has
just arrived. 1t is made OF grass and cane
strong tough durable and unusually comfortable 1t Is
delightfully."- pleasant furniture use, and admir-
ably effective in appearance and decoration.
Included in the assortment are Chairs. Tables. Stools
and several styles of Hour Glass Chairs especially at
tractive design.
This furniture is suitable for use in living rooms
dens, libraries parors, porches bedroom etc. and
is in perfect harmony wherever used
$500 to $1,000 the piece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Sunfast Curtains

Sunfast Curtains are shown in
great variety OF distinctive patterns col
orings and fabrics. The Slnfast treat
ment is applied to many different weaves
and textures with the same perfection
OF result The colors by the Sunfast
process are made as durable as the fabr cs
themselves. And Sunfast draperies are
not limited in selection; there is wealth
of new novelties in addition to the broad
collection of staple designs.
Priced from $500 TO $500 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Cotton Broker Found Dead.

b. King Couper, cotton broker, with
Offices in several cities IN the Carolinas
was found dead in bed at his home here
Yesterday morning. He seemingly was In
good health Sunday night. Mr.. Copper
was sixty-two years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
AND NEW COLORINGS.

Fur trinnnned Suits two m
Brocade MateIasse Suits
Duvety mn
Benga1ine Suits.
Navy"
Brocaded Evening
Afternoon Dinner Gowns
Chiffon Meteor Crepe Chime Cotton Afternoon
Serge Dresses.
Fur=tr trimmed Lace
Chime;
Waists
asses'Fu trimmed Event.
tailored
and
Children exclusive novelty
Inspect S .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
THE ENLARGED UPF1OI- STERY STORE is Showing Abu
Assortments of All Kindred Merchandise for
Home Comfort, Beautifying and Decorating.
| ace Curtains.
Fifth floor, G st.

Practically every style of curtain is covered in our
showing of New Lace Curtains the very moderately
priced the rich and expensive atractiveness OF pat
tern IS a d stinct feature regardless of price
Antoinette Renaissance Lacet
Brussels Tam6ou Net Fe
and other Styles s gnu Priced from s1s5o0 pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Hope to Raise $1,000. 600.

It has been planned to print 100000
copies OF the church organ which Is
published at Takoma Park to carry on
the harvest ingathering campaign next
year. These papers will be divided
among the members of the denomina-
ton in North America for distribution.
The council has set a mark OF a million
dollars as the aim to be reached ny
the distribution of these papers. The
money gathered in Will be used ior
spreading the gospel in foreign lands.
1t is expected that 100000 Will be the
amount collected through the efforts
put forth in a similar campaign which
IS now closing.
Plans were outlined to raise the stand
ard of the ministry throughout the de-
nomination. The various local confer
ences throughout the world and educa-
t.onal institutions will be asked to urge
the young men who are looking to the
ministry to finish ministerial course In
one of the UNCONVENTIONAL schools. 1t
was explained by Prof. J. L. Shaw. gen
eral educational secretary. that this meant
that students should be urged to compete
fourteen grades. The conferences Will be
asked to require at least the completion
Of an academic course, which is twelve
grades, before a young man is licensed to
preach. and to urge the completion OF
fourteen grades if possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
New DESIGNS i'm
Baby Plates.

When We speak of new DESIGNS We refer
to the subject OF the colored figures and
decorations with nursery rhvmes to corr
respond They are made OF heavy porce-
lain in the deep shape. with an edge that
assists tile child greatly IN eating, I'm
that II keeps the food i'm the plate. 25c
each Fifth hoor.. q 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21

Special Attention Marie Antonette and Braid
ed Net Curtains, in pretty and attractive designs
white and ecru; e1s yards long; $1.75, S2.a5 and
$3.50 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21

Mrs. Caroline I. Kainey. sixty-uve years
old, widow OF Jeremiah W Kalmey, died
al Annspclis Md. Monday. She had been
an invalid for several years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
W]ooowar0 6 T0tbro}p
NewY rk-W Observation-Disclosures \
Ha loween Toys
Displayed i'm Full
Assortment i'm the
TOY STORE.
YOU SHOULD SEE THEM
Casserofes Save labor
And Are Attractive on the Table

The housekeeper who is desir-
Gus OF sett ng pleasing table
without undue expenditure or
time or money will find the cas-
serole dish an indispensable all
to her table service. 1t changes
the mature of an ordinary meal.
and gives it the air of elegance
and dist notion. The casserole mas
a rich brown exterior with white
porcelain interior. spotlessly
clean. The holders are of hand
some. durable nickel plate.
Priced from Us to
S2.5S each
Fifth Door. q st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
SPECIAL SALE
= 200 dozen e7-inch
DAMASK NAPKINS.

$500 dozen. Regularly $3.50
Patterns that are accept
able at all times and recog-
nized as in the height of cor
rect taste-holly. coin dot,
iris, ivy.
Second floor, Eleventh 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
Plan Is Successful.

A discussion. in which nearly all OF the
union presidents took part, followed the
introduction of tie recommendations on
this plan. Several stated that there are
already conference churches in their ter
r.tery, and that the plan works success
fully.
1t was also planned to hold an educa-
tional and missionary volunteer conven-
ton next summer which all the lead
ers in these two departments IN North
America will attend.
College View, Neb.: Hutchinson. MINI.
and Bou der. Col, have sent invitations
for the holding of this convention In Their
city. The convention will continue 10.
two weeks. and will be follower at the
same place with q six weeks normal in
:stitute. The sanitariums have asked to
send nurses to this convention, while
the Sunday school department would also
like, it's secretaries in this country to at
tend. The Ques ions of exact date. loca
ton and the request of the sanitariums
and Sabbath school department. wer.
referred to- the educational de. q. tn,ent
for action Included in the Co lege Wen
and Hutchinson invitations we're the of
fers Of the free use of school buildings
both FOR lodgings and the holding Of
meetings,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
ADVENT|STS ADOPT !.
new Church PLAN
Each Local Conference viii
Be Better 0rganized-Mis-
sion Conference Planned.

Another link was added today to the
chain of organization in the Seventh
day Adventist denomination through
out the world at the council or the
general conference committee in SEES
sion at Takoma Park. by authorizing
the establishment of conference
church in all the local conferences
This plan was brought about as the
result of an idea put forth by Elder L.
r. Conradi. president of the European
conference, who complained of the To-
900 members in the denomination VINO
have been organized into companies
or are classed as isolated members.
but not connected with any particular
church.
Elder Conrad gave a comprehensive eA-
PLANTATION OF how the isolated members
and companies are connected with organ
ICED churches in Europe. The plan 70
organize these members will mean that
the entire ministry will gather them from
all parts of their respective tie ritory. Inc
union conference presidents upon their
return home will place the plan before
their local presidents, while the presi-
dents will urge the plan among Their
ministers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-21
FRANCE HAS SENT US SOME
BEAUTIFUL PA TTERNS IN DZNNERWARE


woman this display rich suggestions
ecting. {
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Gin snapnss Tnttommen bonn
lobe bdtten pier CffiSiers Der baps
IiIGsn auftfhiffer aompasnis. bic
hente in MiinGen NIT btm augslbdIs
10 .Girius4 AZ timer Duuerf1brt oufs
fiitaen. als Tie Iber oas Gdlssnms
msraui babinftriGen. ssristhen fte In
sin tsftiees gemitter unn fis mubtsn
IN. tsy -06he sss usonbiss5 sine ,Nrtts
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Daniel 8. Solmun, Dem notoriiaeH
9eloperlei6r,
SIT BON einsm Rerp Ssrisper Rl4ter
ouf brei Sabre bas 9si4dft
geIegt poroen.
Die W&Gtter genfton Il.

Columbus, O., l. Quguit. -
5ormeQ trat 6eute oas 9eIeB CUR gerz
Itonirung Oon Ututtsrn in araFt. Sur
Qusfubrung nirb IS d6er erit I'M
Sabre 1915 tommen, Da crit 0ann Die
n0tbi8en GsIoer our 8erfugung 1teten
perben. Die erIte 2lpplitantin IN
Trautlm Gountp mar 5rau 8o6erta
Qtlfreo, Die m DeiterDiue anidiIt5 uno
IIutter BON orei &inoer i'm 4Lter BON
refp. 13, 10 uno 8 5abrsn 1T. Bdz
rem bic 8sloer oorbaRoeu, 10 rDiiroe
Iie cine qeniipn Don SIS fir b1s al
tgte 3iuo uno BON ie 81 fir cie tei.
ben uHoeren Siroer, otio etne 9ez
iammtpenTou bon $29 ben Dtpnat be-
3ie6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
au4 bic 8ethilisuns Teuti4lanbs
III iebr uHfpabrffsinlih,
limb in SeittrreitS lln9nrn 1T man
aua Der ausftstuns ni6t siins
itts ssiiRnt.
9On hsr 5risosnssaonfe in
gu.oreit.
Die bon Gsrbien uno 9riehenlann
ftitgsfebie Grsnslinie Iebr uns
eiinitig fir guIgarisn.

Qns BEN Deutf6sn Rei6.
8eriin, /. aus. Sn Dem qros
ssb gsgen bic p;sr 3eusoffisisre. Die ons
sef!ast fiub. geftstungen Don 4geHten
ee~ arupp acmpdgnie anetnommeH 5lt
tabsn, oensn he naFir Ginfi6t in offis
5ielIe Doiumsnte gelpabrien, mar am
jreitas 5err Brandt. ein ebeutdliser
asent Der sfriippi6en aompasHis.
tpdbrenb bss sr6bien 9heiIs oss gds
gss oisf benz .3euesnffanb.
grnnot. Elm shemaIiger Gffi3ier.
fagte, enB er idhrIib pon Der arupp
Gcnpaanie nur $500 Wurt fir .llns
.cFten4 erbdltsn babe. uno oieie Sums
me b1te er i'm 9srtthr nit aomsraSen
ans1sGs6sH".
adiisr WilbeIm nimmt ons gr6Bte
5ntersH, an hem gro3eb uHo e. piro
;fm t6elith per telegraph uno stabsI
eiHgibeno geriht obgeFtot.st.
Dem 0srnehmsn uuh nirb siH
aommittee bon eeutiGen 4tbItten bins
Hn anr;em na6 BEN Ser. StdateH
otrsifsn, I'm bort bic 5roinirungss
Hetboben 81 Ttubiren. Die geiamme!s
ten grfakruneen iOleH ounn in
GeatIhIonn prat.iIh psrtuertbet trers
ben. 6amit GeutidIdno lei ben Slpms
piiteH Spielsn i'm Sabre 1916 iih in
gehiitrsnbsr MeiIe ous3eihntn tann.
Dns Stommittss bea6iihtigt. IdHgere
Grit In Rsip gort au bleiben uHo oann
Die tpsit!idxn SiaateH su bsreiIeH uro
oIle promtnenten llniperfitdisn su be-
iutxn. 5m 8sionoertn perpen ! bic
Gportmst1obeH in Wsit point uno Der
Marine Mtaoemie gu annapolis itus
birt ipsrDen. Sn alIer Wdbrif<iniidas
teit mtrn einer Der beiten dmsritcnis
ifen 1raineure fir 9,uilhlrno ensos
giri Dsroen.
Sternidel bingerihtet.
9erIin, l. 2iugI - Isr Raubs
m6rber Ausuit Sternitsl. Der ndt
Sabre lang gluttbatsn ptriibts. tpdhs
renb bis yoli3ei Dergebsns nuf ihH
Jasb mafts. bar I.iH lsBtss gerbrss
den auf bem S6ofott gsbibt. Der
unximl!de 8inott. Der ninbeitens Elm
9ussno Worb< duf benz Gespifen bat
ts, purne 1sittrn Wcrgtn i'm 6cfe hss
GsFdnsniffss in iSrantiurt a. 8. ents
haupisi. Seins hfiotn SpteBgeislien
aeriisn uno 56lispeu3 iinb iebOh BEN
Bell nes beniers sntronnen, benn he
tpurogn sait i'm kBten 4uetnblid slt
lebensldnglifem 3uhtbous begnahigi.
trosotm Der aaifer iih porbfr esipeis
CERT bate, bon i.inem gsgna0isunsss
rsti Dtbrdud sa MAIDEN. Gin iiinges
rer grifoer hts asritens fplirbe Be-
tanntiih beim groseb in anbttroht
isinsr Juesnb nur 5u einsr ldnsertH
.3u6tbausitrdfs perurthilt.
Die Ginfcnsung Siernifsls geinng
I'm 1anlldr b. J., HaADsm Il NIT ben
grabern aerltsn unb ShlieDens In
Crttpie ben eutsbtfiser aoEliss, nsfs
fen Satin unb Elm Dienftmdohsn srs
morcst uno p:riuht bdtts. bic QeideH
tn tinsr Eiro6misth. su perbrtHnen
grft mad itinsr gsrbaftuns fan. bic
s@oli5ti ouf bic @srmuiaung. odb CT
Der lansgsfuhte Stunitel fsi unD sr
eat bas naA laneerem aeusnsn
fGlkblih su. Hei Der gerbdnDIung
legte e sintn ungIn,ibliHen gpnismus
an ben 9oe un6 bsrielb< perlitb ibn
aud nift. ais sr bas Sdafotf bsftsis
sfu mutR. Gr fdst rsusisp mn iuisa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
geteibisung Der amert'
tantihsR agge.


tanifrhsR JIaggG
Sustatopu. Sast., ]. Qugult.
Gin Dltliss5oIoat, Der beute bon,
arieasgeritt sur gutIaHun9 Derur@
theilt poroen, neil sr pdhrsuo Der ssz
Striosn 8arace cine dmeritarii1e
;Flagqe nit Tiibkn 1etreten bate. pnr.
be apieser ms Regiment auFgenommsH,
nuboem feline aameraoeH aeorost bat
ten. anosrenfaQs thre gntlahund 3u
nebmer. als ods 105. 5uiilier@Regts
meni ourd1 Die 5duptitraBe mdrlhtrz
ts, ittpsntte Elm iun9es Mdoten, o@s
in einsm Qlutomobil porbeifubr. cine
'amsritauifbe Fohne. Ter betreTfsnoe
Wili,ioloat trat aus ben Reihsn bers
aus. padts bic Tlasss. 3erbrdh Den
sflaaaenitod unb trat Die Talne nit
SiiBen uno oie meiitsn SoIoot'7 oas
asqimsnts ssaisu .ssutsas .aaf sts
i1sua
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Das O6iOCr Alitter'p 'penllOAss
9eIeb
o<it tbepretiid) am |. ausaIt in
Strait getreten.
Vor benz Sabre 1915 tnseron aber
feline @eloer
Sir bic 4us3dbluug pon PenitoReH
Oor9aHOen lei.
aoQiiion BON 5nei gr85lgen In
MinneIota.
IL
0rei Qrbsikr fofort getootct, 3rDe'
t0btlia unO usbrere tpeni8sr
f4per perIest.
81
gOuntpz&up1lt 9urner bon> Gogums
bus gsgen Die gegnabtgung RoOs
neD ). DiegIes,
IT.
Deil 0iegie bafir be5ublt poroen ietu
Iou, oaB er gthts Derrat9e.
G9icago bat ainsn feds Sabre alter
Wl0roer.
81
Daniel 8. Solmun, bsm notoriIder
gtloperlet6r,
/ o5it BON einem Retp oSsrieper HIhts'
| ouf bret Sabre oas SeI6dtt
/ geIe9t tporoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
metterberiAt.

Gur Gbio, Snbidnd uno ods
ipefsliht penniBIpanisu: angemein
fh0rss Mttter am Somi.og uno
Sonnios. Sfipats perdnberliAe
Minbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

gbiCagO, 81, /. Au5. - 9eHs
ruro Raffasue, Elm ie6s Sabre alter
Rnabe. bat Der 9oit3si stHgeitaHoen.
ocB sr e mar, Der ON Dounerfag
Ratmtttaq in Dem 6ofe zines 9auies
an Sib Tlorgdn Strabe ben fiiuf
,5d6rs alien Games gaulilio sefc9cneH
uno tootli6 pernhnoet bate. Dsr
Gnobe iagts. odb sr isinsu neiusn
Spisltamerabeu sef6oFen bGbs, neil
ibn oiefer Dor einer mode NIT etnenf
Stsin auT ben aDpf gsf4Ep<r habs.
Der tleiHe FaffaeIIs seists BEN ppltsis
itsn, NIT isiuer auFtba6ie berncrfris
rero, pie sr Souss pte to64lt6s
Wxaos bsissbra5t habs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Auton1, JtdIlen, 2. Au9ult.
Tie 2.i6e eineg Ulaunss. Der in sins:n
56ldftpaegon oss Duris-8riuotit
erprsB I3uoes erihoffsu porbsn
iuar. purbe am 4asnb, aIs Der 3ug
bier untom. dufqefunoen. Der Grs
rnorosts mar in GeislIfhaft bon 3tpsi
Tsdnnern uno stpei 5ruusn gereiit. biz
ale perhdFtst rproeu iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

gnelanb unb Rnblanb lehnen bic BE
tEsilipans an Der panamaspaeific
AusIteuuns ab.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
Anslanb.
Der Rau6mOroer Stsrnifke(
Gin Waenid, Der eiH Sneenb
WlOrbe aui benz Ge,piiien
baben iou,
5n JraHffnrt a. .. bisaeridtet.

Stins bsioen WiiiHuloigu Bel benz
oreifa6en Woro in Grttptg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02

Sm ksssn auetnblit su febensldng
litrr 3iidtbausfrafe besnaoigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
auinlung Strdfe auf 3eb n
Saqs 6erabgeIsBt.

Bdterfou. u. s., l. 4ug. -
Recproer Carroll ertIdrte en- Jrettng,
baB er geiteru gu itreng gerpsien lei, dIs
er qutrit GuinIun, bon ben SRous
trial Borters Of TIE DorIo, 81 eiHem
5abr 8eTGngnib perurtbeilte, neil er
cine ubfdQige gemertung uber Die bic
fac qoli3ei gemadt batte. gr ieRte
oemuemGB Die Struie auf 5ebn Gage
GefGngniB berab. Gr Darnk aber
GuiuIun, bag sr gu Der hodIten 3uz
ldifiuen Strafe perlGrtbeiIt psroeH
niroe, ptun er nohmaIs uHtsr oerielz
ben Qntlage benz Geridt pOrgefahrt
perosn rpiiroe.
g6fer 9uutsrott.
Columbus, Cbo, l. Quguit.-
6oipuro SO. Staulep pon Utariettd,
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-02
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-02
News Of Sporting World
COBB is FINED $50.
Reinststod by the National Commits
sion Which Criticizes Him.

Chicago, H.. May 2-ry Cobb was
formally rcinstated i'm organized
baseball and fined $50 by the national
commission here yesterday afternoon.
The decision by the commission wa
practically a declaration of principles.
for in ii Cobb was criticized for his
actions during period he was hold
ing out" The Detroit club was COM
ncndcd for its recent stand and CEN
sored for it's former passive policy re-
garding Cobb: and notice was served
on other clubs that. i'm case of then
failure t. discipline players whose ac-
tions are detrimental to the game, -
the commission will act itself.
AS To Cobb. the decision says:
Recognized as one of the greatest
players of the game, with a salary as
high rs any in the profession. his ac-
tons m many occasions were such as
rot only to break down the rules Of
discipline established by his club, but
to he harmful to the games interests.
Instead of negotiating with club on
a business basis during the carry
spring. he issued an ultimatum
through the press to arouse public
sentiment IN his favor
without going into details. the
commission is informed that in the
past the player has been guilty of
frequent violations Of essential regu-
lations of his club. His public CON
duct in many instances is too well
known to patrons of tho game To
require comment thereon by the com
mission. except To serve notice on
him and all other players that a rcpi-
tition thereof will not he permitted to
go unpublished in the future for y
realization Of the games welfare is of
more Importance than the interest of
Il individual player. however great his
ability"